Video games are more expensive in Australia, and the censorship laws for them are signifincatly more stringent. That wasn't taken into judgement, so it's fair to say the list is inherantly flawed.

robio said:

Ahhhhhhh a new Hitler video. All is right with the world. Has anyone actually seen the movie these clips were taken from?

I did. It's a great movie.

The point is not the only thing standing!

Bear! Uncharted 2!

Dude I'm hooked on Deus EX at the moment I can't stop playing it. If I can can get off of it later I will join ya. But this game ... it's amazing!

You won't be sorry, it has my total attention right now, just afraid its going to end too soon!

Iga_Bobovic said:

Don't think so. The Wii and Move both have accelerometers in them. An accelerometer measures acceleration, or change in speed. They are very sensitive devices, they are used for example in cars to measure when to deploy the airbags. The criticism that accelerometers are not ' accurate' is not really a fair complaint. They are very accurate. For example with airbags if they are deployed at the wrong moment they can be dangerous. You do not want the airbag to go off if you brake hard for example.

And here is where the problem lies with NMH move edition. As with an airbag waggle needs to be deployed. With airbags it is employed when a certain threshold is reached. When you have a certain deceleration that can only happen during a crash the airbag is deployed. Put the treshold to low and the airbag will deploy everytime you brake, put the treshold to high and it will deploy when you are flying face first through your front window.

This same is true with waggle, you do not want it to react when you breath to loudly. It seems that the problem with the move port of NMH is that the treshold is too high. In other words, you have to accelerate the move so hard before the game recognized that you want to do the finishing moves. It is highly unlikely that this is a hardware problem. Everything points that this is a shoddy port.

I think it might be because they are using the camera to track the movement and not the internal remote sensors.

Archangel3371 said:

So what is going on with this site? September 9th is almost here and I'm surprised no one has said anything.

I posted a blog on gamespot in case armageddon happens so the crew can find each other if things go tits up. And I've PMed Yoda a lot here and on GS.

_Bear said:

So this site is going away in a week? Yoda has not felt like being invovled much these days, so I assume its just going away? Not that I blame him or anything life can be tough and he has 3 jobs plus school. I would like to know though if the site is going away for good?

Yoda! Please let us know what is happening.

Just coz:

IGN: What Zelda Can Learn From Skyrim

Can Bethesda's fantasy RPG inspire Nintendo's fantasy action-adventure series?

IGN said:

Nine days before Zelda arrives, the video game industry is going to be greeted by another juggernaut fantasy series - The Elder Scrolls. Anticipation is running high for the visual stunner, which seemingly takes everything that made its fourth Scrolls installment so great and improves upon it for the fifth, titled Skyrim.


In some ways these two franchises could not be more different. They serve different masters, different genres, different gameplay styles. And yet there's no doubt they could learn from each other. There's no doubt that Zelda, for all its remarkable accomplishments and perfected methods of design, could try some new things as it prepares to move into an HD era. Let's look at how Link's adventures might draw inspiration from The Elder Scrolls.

I just ordered Goldeneye Wii. It was only $18, and I had an Amazon gift card, so it was free to me. This better be good, GG!