aspro said:

Don't click on those famitu scans. porn windows abound...

Fine, you big pussy. I will post them all here

エストポリス [DS] (no idea what this is)

Dynasty Warriors Multi Raid 2

100万トンのバラバラ [PSP] (Again no idea what this is)

More scans

旋光の輪舞 DUO [360]

Gundam vs. Gundam Next Plus [PSP]

ときめきメモリアル4 [PSP]

PSP2

アルトネリコ3 世界終焉の引鉄は少女の詩が弾く [PS3]

Yodariquo said:

You could have waited for me to rehost them instead of spamming the page with giant scans

Could have, should have

*proceeds to use Yoda's rehosted pics! 

Edit: I can't access the scans!

Dvader said:

Wesker in LP2 is awesome.

GSs review of DSC is shit. Lark just whining about the camera "I cant see. I cant shoot straight. Enemies pop up on the screen. Waaaahhh."  

I haven't seen it but Lark is a bad reviewer.

aspro said:

Yodariquo said:

aspro said:

SteelAttack said:

What up, bitches?

My **** up your ***.

We're not on GameSpot you know

Keeping it clean for the British.

We appreciate it good sirs.

Dvader said:

Oh I read it wrong, ALL the PW games are coming to wiiware!!!!! WOOOOO!

This is not a good thing. I paid full retail price for these DS games.

Not only that you are taking a 3 inch screen and what, trying to plaster it on a big screen? It's going to be like the gba player. Or worse.

And no Apollo Justice BTW.

aspro said:

Dvader said:

Sounds like it.

Dvader said:

aspro said:

WHAT?! NMH for ps3 and 360?

I thought we were told that there would be ports of NMH and Muramasa already.

News to me.  I don't know, i've always not liked people begrudging a franchise crossing console lines, but NMH is so emblematic of the wii it's hard for me to swallow.

It's good that they are re-making it and not just doing a striaght port because that game is technically SHODDY as hell and would not fly on high end systems. It barely flies on Wii. Not many people here should care though, its been hobo price for ages and a two year old game. But it might make people hold off on Desperate Struggle because they might think that's being ported too at some point.

Where are these pics Iga? The juggerbitch is failing me!

gamingeek said:

 

Where are these pics Iga? The juggerbitch is failing me!

Yoda rehosted the pics, but I can't reach them.

Second pic:

http://img202.imagevenue.com/aAfkjfp01fo1i-7528/loc205/17461_462220_122_205lo.jpg

Looks like Travis is the only thing that's improved? The rest looks the same.

Updating now.

aspro said:

"Fils-Aime admitted that the company's policy of only starting heavy marketing on new games a few weeks prior to their release has not proven as successful for less mainstream titles."

No kidding? Finding out a game exists a few seconds before it launches hasn't done much for me.

Yeah no shit. Poor Disaster and Excitebots.

I'm afraid after playing a little more of A Boy and His Blob, that my first instincts were probably right about the game.  Probably not a game I'd say to people to go out and buy.  It's certainly not a bad game by any means, but not quite my thing.  

There's a lot to like.  Graphics are beautiful.  Puzzles are really good and get tough quickly.  I read another review somewhere and the reviewer described the game as very Miyazaki-like, and that's dead on.  The look and the relationship of the boy and the blob almost make you feel like this could be one of his movies.  The game just gives you a warm feeling.

Unfortunately there's two big things that hold it back from being really good.  The controls are a little wacked.  They could mapped it so much better.  Even after more than an hour with the game I still can't get used to where everything should be.  Plus, it would have been nice to have the IR controls for jelly bean placement.  

More importantly the game really could have used a narrative.  Even a bad one.  You just never quite know what you're doing and why you're doing it.  That alone I think would have made this a lot better.  Really given the player a little extra motivation.  

It's still fun in 20 minute increments though. I actually could have seen this game doing better as WiiWare with monthly installments.  And it certainly is cute and does make you feel kind of good just playing it.  Put it on your hobo gamer radar, and as soon as it hits the sub-$30 mark it'll be a good buy.  

gamingeek said:

robio said:

I'm afraid after playing a little more of A Boy and His Blob, that my first instincts were probably right about the game.  Probably not a game I'd say to people to go out and buy.  It's certainly not a bad game by any means, but not quite my thing.  

There's a lot to like.  Graphics are beautiful.  Puzzles are really good and get tough quickly.  I read another review somewhere and the reviewer described the game as very Miyazaki-like, and that's dead on.  The look and the relationship of the boy and the blob almost make you feel like this could be one of his movies.  The game just gives you a warm feeling.

Unfortunately there's two big things that hold it back from being really good.  The controls are a little wacked.  They could mapped it so much better.  Even after more than an hour with the game I still can't get used to where everything should be.  Plus, it would have been nice to have the IR controls for jelly bean placement.  

More importantly the game really could have used a narrative.  Even a bad one.  You just never quite know what you're doing and why you're doing it.  That alone I think would have made this a lot better.  Really given the player a little extra motivation.  

It's still fun in 20 minute increments though. I actually could have seen this game doing better as WiiWare with monthly installments.  And it certainly is cute and does make you feel kind of good just playing it.  Put it on your hobo gamer radar, and as soon as it hits the sub-$30 mark it'll be a good buy.  

Nice advice. It doesn't turn me on like Muramasa which is so low key here I dont even know if and when its being released or if I should bother with it.

I liked Muramasa.  Need to go back to it one of these days. My only issue with it is how the story is told. Very tough to keep track of who is who. Characters are thrown at you with no introduction like you're expected to know who they are.  But the action is good and the graphics are amazing.