robio said:

gamingeek said:

LOLOLOL

Check this feature out.

Video game box art interpreted by children




What will their innocent little minds make of it?

"For no particular reason other than having nothing better to do, I recently decided to get my kids (two daughters, 5 and 7) to look at a bunch of random game covers and tell me what they thought each game should be called based purely on their interpretation of the box art."

Some of the other ones are hilarious.

Robio and Steel, you must do this with your kids.

I will so do this with my son. That's hilarious. He's in a big reading phase right now so I'm not sure he'd totally be game for it, but we'll try.

That would be awesome!!

robio said:

Holy shit guys, I just got the coolest thing from Capcom. It's a tea mug for RE4 and RECV. On one side it has the two logos for the game. On the other side it has a picture of the green herb and says, "it makes me feel good."  And it comes with a bag of "green herb" tea leaves. I wonder what green herb tea tastes like.... and how much of my energy will with revive?

Swag to the maximum.

Archangel3371 said:

R.I.P. Steve Jobs

Poor guy is younger than my parents. Sad.

Leaf green Luigi Mansion 3DS?

And you thought the slider pad was a bad add on^

PS3 game Witch and a hundred soldiers

http://gematsu.com/gallery/the-witch-and-the-hundred-soldiers/october-5-2011/

Super Mario 3DLand videos, some have no sound so don't freak out

Nice Dragon Quest X info. Though sometimes these reporters just need to shut up and save themselves from looking dumb.

"Dragon Quest X is auto saved, so you can stop play whenever you want. However, you can also visit church and can offer prayer to save your game as well. Why you'd want to do this is unclear."

For a restarting point in case you die perhaps? Schmuck...

Badass

Bravo Ubisoft

NEWS said:

Q: There are a lot of comparisons being made to this market and the Wii. The first couple years of the Wii's life, a lot of people were experimenting and trying to put those "core" experiences in there. A lot of inappropriate games were shoehorned to work on the Wii, and I feel like ultimately it's kind of been pushed aside and we've gone back to the controller. Is there a risk of that with the Kinect?


It sort of goes back to what we were just talking about: why aren't we putting more Kinect features into the shooters and the core games? Nobody figured out on the Wii how to actually improve the shooter experience via the Wiimote. That's not to say that that couldn't have happened, but nobody figured it out. Nobody figured out how to make any Call of Duty or Ghost Recon or anything better on the Wii because of the motion control. Somebody needs to figure that out on the Kinect too.

- Ubisoft SVP of sales and marketing, Tony Key