travo said:

Is this hacking what slowed down the PSN network?  I've been trying to download Code Veronica for over two days and my Unchartewd 3 mp code is taking a while as well.

Doesn't help that it's a huge file (in the case of CVX) either.

The noodles will probably be better than the game.

Wait, trolling Batman doesn't really work without Aspro here.

Steel, Go Vacation has a Spanish language option.

Robio, about Go Vacation:

GAF said:

So I just got my villa after completing more stamps in the City Resort. Lo and behold, not only do I get a my nice new luxurious Southern European house, all of my female companions turned into meido.



That's right. Meido. As if this game isn't embarassing enough to make you dance like a girly j-pop artist, they make your companions turn into meido. And then I run outside to find a wedding church bell in the courtyard. With a companion dressed as a priest.



This game has officially out-Harvest-Moon'd Tides of Destiny.

Someone spotted that the latest Mario 3DLand clip had orchestrated music compared to the old rendition of the tune.

Go Vacation launch trailer music is from 80s tune Vacation by, ironically, the Go Go's

PS Move (shipments) total 8.3 million

GDC Online 2011: Sony engineer recaps progress of Sony's motion controller, shows hypothetical Move-enabled Resistance 4 built on augmented reality technology.

Gamespot said:

Move has shipped more than 8.3 million units worldwide. (In April, Sony touted a total of 8 million units shipped.) As for software, Ahn said more than 7 million Move games have (shipped) in North America alone. There will be more than 80 games available by the end of 2011, and Ahn said SCEA expects continued growth through the remainder of the year. He thanked third-party publishers and name-checked EA, Activision, Capcom, Konami, as well as upcoming titles like BioShock Infinite and Ninja Gaiden 3 as examples of continued support for the peripheral in the future.


Ahn also stressed the diversity of games available for the Move, from hardcore shooters like Killzone 3 and MAG to more casual fare like EyePet.


While Ahn acknowledged the Nintendo Wii's success making motion control in games a ubiquitous feature, Ahn noted that Sony's forays into the field predated Nintendo's successful console. He pointed out that the EyeToy on PlayStation 2 has sold more than 10 million units and called the Move an evolution of that approach. He then showed a clip on "the future of gaming," which featured a Move player with a head-mounted display turning his world into an augmented reality version of Resistance, gunning down Chimera in a parking lot with his Move controller and sharpshooter setup. The clip was not entirely serious (the star first stuffed a PlayStation 3 into a backpack and was tethered to an outlet through an extension cord the entire time), but it pointed to the hypothetical potential of the interface.


"It could be Resistance 4," Ahn said. "It's a very cool concept."

gamingeek said:

Steel, Go Vacation has a Spanish language option.

Robio, about Go Vacation:

GAF said:

So I just got my villa after completing more stamps in the City Resort. Lo and behold, not only do I get a my nice new luxurious Southern European house, all of my female companions turned into meido.




That's right. Meido. As if this game isn't embarassing enough to make you dance like a girly j-pop artist, they make your companions turn into meido. And then I run outside to find a wedding church bell in the courtyard. With a companion dressed as a priest.




This game has officially out-Harvest-Moon'd Tides of Destiny.

Fuck it. I'm not playing these or nothing else.

Nano Assault 3DS

RE 3DS