Dvader said:

What does that even mean? How can I compare if both don't have a review. I am going with Last Story, no clue why.

Dvader said:

I got 3D Dot Game Heroes in the mail today. Perfect timing. I am going from Mario to Zelda, this is gaming heaven.

So how do I make Link?

 Make a crude green block and smudge a few gold blocks onto it. 

That's what Miyamoto did with the original. 

The Shiggy interview above is one of the best I can remember.

However, he reveals the cluelessness Nintendo has about the online issues they have.  I've heard them say before that their online strategy is quite good and they cite VC, WiiWare and builtin-wifi -- which is true, but they never seem to get the problems that friend codes create.  Here he again doesn't get it, and thinks that we are all yearning for MMO experiences (maybe Nintendo thinks we all want a WoW like experience on the the Wii).

Online multiplayer is an area in which Nintendo’s taken small steps – do you feel the company has a firm strategy in this area?
To be honest, I think it’s rather unfair whenever I hear such comments – that Nintendo isn’t proactive when it comes to its online strategy. The fact of the matter is that we always want all Wii consoles to be connected online, all the time, so Nintendo has never been less than proactive in that kind of endeavour.

It is true, though, that Nintendo hasn’t been very proactive in developing such online activities as an MMOG. But when it comes to our endeavours that try to take advantage of internet technology, where we can provide our customers with more fun and entertainment, then I think we can say we have been very, very proactive and well-received. And that attitude won’t be changed at all in the future. But probably the other thing that we are desperate to realise is the core business structure. Do we need to demand customers pay monthly fees to enjoy online activities? Or give an online subscription that is free of charge, but then offer something extra for people that pay, so that they get some extra value? With these core business strategies I think we are less active than we should be.

robio said:

I just got the Wii Netflix streaming disc in the mail today and checked it out a few minutes ago. It's not too bad. It doesn't stream in HD and the selection of movies is a little light.   However for watching old TV shows it's not bad at all.  At the moment the kids are watching the god awful Super Mario Bros. Super Show from the 80's.  It's as horrible as I remember, but for some reason they seem to love it.

Of course they love it!  Hey Pizanos!

Firefox Customer Service had a spike in calls on PacMan Google day:

http://mashable.com/2010/06/02/googles-pac-man-confusing/

aspro said:

Firefox Customer Service had a spike in calls on PacMan Google day:

http://mashable.com/2010/06/02/googles-pac-man-confusing/

Firefox has customer service?

Dvader said:

Thank you for your answer, unlike GG who gave me nothing.

Yeah FFXII is awesome and it is better than FFXIII. Though Foolz seems to think its some horrible game that everyone hates.

This really is the only place where most people like it, and it's only the idiots here that like it. Case in point. <3

aspro said:

Yeah, how often do you get that (except in NMH?).

I really was fine with it given how many games these days have the double boss ending.  There were several more difficult bosses throughout the game, sure.  But I'm not sure what they could have done other than how it ended that would have been better.

I was going to start in on Ghostbusters 360, but I think I need a change of theme, so I'm going with The Sabotuer for PS3.

Half the time they didn't even have a boss battle, though. I've got no problem with the final boss battle, becuase you know, it actually was a boss battle. It used the lack of awesomeness in terms of battle of the batman characters well, but most of the time the game didn't. Harley's a good example of that. That goon battle was incredibly uncreative, and really a pace killer for me.

Rumor said:

LINKY : http://playstationlife****net/2010/06/02/devil-may-cry-5-not-part-of-capcoms-bigger-picture/#more-88938

STORY:

"The Devil May Cry series has best been known for its over the top  hack-and-slash action created by Hideki Kamiya who also  made the recent  beauty title Bayonetta. Since release in 2001, the series has gained  critical recognition as well asa fanbase and for a while was seen as  the benchmark for its respective genre. Since its last outing on  next-gen platforms with Devil May Cry 4 fans have been craving for the  next game in the series, but will Capcom answer the call?

According to a rumour from PSM3, anyone  expecting a return from Dante in the next two years may find themselves  disappointed. The magazine states that Devil May Cry 5, which  issupposedlybeing developed by Heavenly Sword and Enslaved developer  Ninja Theory, is not in Capcom's two-year schedule.

"Heavenly Sword dev, Ninja Theory, is working on Devil   May Cry 5 for current-gen consoles."

"We hear it isn't currently on Capcom's two year schedule, but don't  rule out a surprise announcement at E3"

Take this rumor with a pinch of salt and with E3 just around the  corner don't cross off thepossibility of asurpriseannouncement. Be  sure to check out PlayStation Life****for all the latest news from E3"