14...!!!

*poof! Leo's gone!*

Oh yeah well I just got Castlevania Rondo of Blood, Final Fantasy II, and all the dlc for Resident Evil 5 today. Take that Kratos!

Um yeah that's not really working.

Man this is going to be a looooooooong two weeks.

phantom_leo said:

Why 2 weeks?!

 

That's when I'll be able to pick up a PS3. It should quite the momentous occassion.

That's wild to hear.  So it's even better than Uncharted 2 I'm taking it.

Capcom announced the next entry to the Monster Hunter franchise, Monster Hunter Portable 3rd. It will include new areas, monsters, armors and weapons as usual, but the most interesting part is that it appears to be a title developed specifically for the PSP. It does reuse old content, and is a clear continuation of the games that came before, yet it is its own game, not a port of the PS2 titles, not a port of Frontier, and not a port of the soon to be released in the West Monster Hunter Tri for Wii. A new wolf-like monster seems to be the main attraction. Here are the first PR images and screenshots, as well as the first video:


It seems to have a more asian theme this time. The game's system seems to be a continuation of the previous titles without including new features from Tri like underwater fighting and the customisable-in-three-parts bowguns, yet as the video and screenshots show, it does include several of its monsters and areas (without their underwater sections), as well as the switch axe. The game looks absolutely gorgeous considering the system it's on. Other big additions are a built-in online mode (no PS3 required!), two felyne helpers can be used in each quest in single player, and there's, er, some kind of bathing feature.                                      

Bioshock DLC was on disc?
"Fans on the official 2K Forum message board noticed that the download was only 24K in size on the PC and 108K on Xbox 360, implying that the content was already finished and stored on the game disc."

Ravenprose said:

gamingeek said:

So this is the internet speed I have to put up with today. And it's been like this at a relative's house for weeks now.

WTF is this?

They were suppossed to be UPgrading to 10mb a second, it used to be 2mb. I can't even read these figures, it's like 0.24 mbs? It feels like its only slightly above 56k at the moment.

It appears your download speed is around 30 Kilobytes per second. 56K is around 6 Kilobytes per second, so you are downloading roughly 5 times faster than 56K.

Here's mine:

Mine's a bit slow today. I usually get around 6Mb/s or 700-800 Kilobytes per second download. With Comcast's Powerboost (which only works really late at night for a very limited amount of time), I can get around 12Mb/s or 1500 Kilobytes per second.

I'm getting screwed here!

Iga_Bobovic said:

Dammit GG give it a rest. You think that by sending your British aircraft carrier near my work, you can intimidate me?!

It is not going to work!

That big thing you see in the distance isn't an aircraft carrier.

That's my penis.

Yep, the joke works everytime.

Dvader said:

This is what I got.

Your shrimp-y connection makes mine look like the microscopic sea life in Endless Ocean.

phantom_leo said:

What the HELL am I supposed to do for TWO HOURS?!

...

*tuck*

HEY! What's that behind me?!

Oh God no.

It's a woman.

Agnates said:

Capcom announced the next entry to the Monster Hunter franchise, Monster Hunter Portable 3rd. It will include new areas, monsters, armors and weapons as usual, but the most interesting part is that it appears to be a title developed specifically for the PSP. It does reuse old content, and is a clear continuation of the games that came before, yet it is its own game, not a port of the PS2 titles, not a port of Frontier, and not a port of the soon to be released in the West Monster Hunter Tri for Wii. A new wolf-like monster seems to be the main attraction. Here are the first PR images and screenshots, as well as the first video:

     

It seems to have a more asian theme this time. The game's system seems to be a continuation of the previous titles without including new features from Tri like underwater fighting and the customisable-in-three-parts bowguns, yet as the video and screenshots show, it does include several of its monsters and areas (without their underwater sections), as well as the switch axe. The game looks absolutely gorgeous considering the system it's on. Other big additions are a built-in online mode (no PS3 required!), two felyne helpers can be used in each quest in single player, and there's, er, some kind of bathing feature.                                      

That looks lovely for the system. That lava pic reminds of the cave in MH3 though.

Gotta ask, why is always a conspiracy when JRPGs get a bad a review?

*Yawn*

Tired...

Forgot to iron my shirt...

YEEEEEOOOOWWWCCCCHHHHH ! ! !

Arrrrrrcccchhhhiiiiieee!