SteelAttack said:

That reminds me, I have to get back to the original Dawn of War. I didn't even touch its expansions.

Mean either actually! I just bought it just because! But it's great as well.

SteelAttack said:

And what is this Joe Danger you speak of? Sounds like a porn star name.

LOL!

You haven't heard of it? It's like Excite-Bike + Trials HD. It has the fast-paced racing action of Excite-Bike with the crazy stunts like Trials HD. But it's not frustrating like Trials because there aren't any levels that test you in clearing impossible obstacles. The whole game is more like the earlier levels of Trials. I hear it's pretty fun.

It's getting higher reviews than Trials. I think more people are liking it because it doesn't have the crazy frustrating levels like in Trials.  Maybe you'll like this one.

SteelAttack said:

That looks rather neat. Not too sold on the art style, and it looks more like a platformer than a bike racer at times, but it looks like a fun, polished game. I wonder if the editor is user-friendly.

I'm sure the editor is much more accessible than Trials is. I wanted to make some tracks for my cousin, but it was just to complicated and time-consuming.

SteelAttack said:

And what is this Joe Danger you speak of? Sounds like a porn star name.

You have an Opeth quote in your sig?

Name this song....."Painted face, olive drab, swollen hole, empty bag, sunken eyes, whining dog...its times like these to pray for never"

Tales of Bearsworth Manor Review Is it beary good or bearly playable?

Who posted this travesty? Beary good? You should be banned for that. Banned I say!

ASK_Story said:

2 weeks left!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


Feels like we waited forever for this!

CAN'T WAIT!!!

I went to Gamestop yesterday and paid for the game in full.  Once that game comes out there will be a very drastic decline in how often I'll be seen here.

Microsoft's Penello

How do you think Microsoft did at E3 in relation to your competitors. How do you think you stood up against the new offerings everyone else has?

Albert Penello: Oh, we were terrible. [laughs]

[laughs] Yeah, like you're going to say that.

AP: I feel like we had the single biggest piece of news, which was the new console and the fact that it was shipping. [Nintendo] let a lot go about the 3DS before the show, and even though there were rumors about the new [Xbox 360] console, nobody had seen anything before we announced it that day.

I think everybody had some interesting things. We were going to be a tough spot because we were going to be talking about a product [in Kinect] that the core gamer is inherently nervous about. Obviously, when you're building something for a different audience with a new type of content, I think we knew going in that we're not going to get the best reaction from the briefing. But once people play it, they're going to feel better. I wish that all of the people online could actually play it.

robio said:

Remember Looksley's Line-Up, that DSi game that a lot of websites were using as hypothetical examples of what the 3DS might be like?  I downloaded it last night and I am having a lot of fun with it. For the few people who have a DSI or DSXL you got to check this out.

Gameplay is very basic. The camera tries its best to lock onto your eyes, and then you slowly move the DS to find hidden objects on the screen that are only viewable when you look at a certain angle. Totally unique premise and surprisngly fun.

I'd have to put it in the same camp as Scribblenauts though. The idea doesn't quite deliver due to some technical limitations. For the eye tracking to work well you have to sit in front of a background that completely contrasts with your face. If you're pale as a ghost and sitting in front of a white wall this won't work at all.  You also have to really find a small sweet spot in front of your face to get the camera to track correctly.  At times it does get a little frustrating.

All that being said, it's just a cool experience. When it works it's just stunning. Totally worth the $5 even to just have a hands on experience of what some of the future 3DS games will be like.

Was it called looksly?