Got my new HAF-X PC Tower last night, and my 16gb Ripjaw memory... and my friend agreed to pay for half of my new PC (to get my old PC)....so its time to build!

Excited....this will be the first one I've built completely on my own.

Ordered Windows 7 64 bit to replace my 32 bit version. Got a good deal on an LG blu-ray drive, and I ordered a nice Liquid Cooler for my CPU so I can run it cold. That's all on the way. I'm using my sound card out of my current PC, since the motherboard has onboard sound. Still have to order the CPU, Power Supply, GPU (going with a single...no need for SLI right now) my new motherboard, and my HDD's.

I'm thinking of Getting a good sized Solid State drive to run my OS and my antivirus off of, and getting a 1.5TB hard drive for all my games and storage. Anybody know if this is a good idea?

5 what?

Nope. Catweazle.

That new PS3 sounds interesting. I wish they would just chop the price though and get rid of the more HDD for the same money dealio. I hear Europe is getting a 12 gb versions for £185 which sounds okay but I think I paid less for my core 360 in 2007 then added a HD later.

You guys really put me off PS3 too with all the talk about all the updates and game installs BS. It would probably be the Uncharted Machine for me too, maybe get a couple of Killzones, LBP.

That Forbes article is interesting

Forbes: Nintendo Taking Over The Japanese Market One IP At A Time

Nintendo owns Fatal Frame, bought out the Xenosaga team, now own Bayonetta? Dragonquest and Monster Hunter main series are still Nintendo exclusive. The story mentions the rumour about them trying to reacquire Banjo Kazooie and about how Rayman and Zombi U are exclusives. There was a story a while back that Nintendo was asking publishers to think about revitalisting old IP on 3DS I think. This could extend to Wii U. What if there was a push to revive dead IP? It might be a good way to get gamers good will. Skies of Arcadia 2 would be a dream come true to me. What about Silent Hill? The franchise has been flagging for a long time, they already bought rights to Fatal Frame?

Yaiba: Ninja Gaiden Z is a collaboration between Inafune's company Comcept, Team Ninja, and developer Spark Unlimited (Lost Planet 3), whose logo was shown prior to the game's teaser trailer. Ninja Gaiden's Ryu Hayabusa appeared briefly in the trailer.





Hayashi said that development on the game is underway on unnamed consoles, but that it doesn't have many details to share.

Dubious on this. Inafune and Team Ninja based in Japan, Spark Unlimited not a great developer based in California.

• Turning Point: Fall of Liberty – (PC, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360) (200
• Legendary (previously Legendary: The Box) – (PC, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360) (200
• Lost Planet 3 – (PC, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360) (2013)

How much is Inafune actually directing this game? I think it will end up like Capcoms western produced games.

^ I thought that was Mr. X from Resident Evil 2.

On Ninja Gaiden, considering they always make a Sigma version, does that make you guys wary about buying the initial release?

gamingeek said:

edgecrusher said:

^ I thought that was Mr. X from Resident Evil 2.

And this just in...... Robocop in a Trenchcoat

SteelAttack said:

gamingeek said:

Pro man, I luv ya but this OLD image and point out stuff is getting kinda tiresome. I see you post a few stories a week that have already been covered and I don't go out of my way to point them out. I don't even delete them out of kindness. Having this old git image thrust in my face like Steelo's crotch. Not cool.

Why is my nether area being discussed in here?

Because you make me sniff it, all too often.

IGN said:

Combat feels fantastic rather than tedious.

Ninja Gaiden 3: Razor’s Edge makes massive strides toward becoming the game Team Ninja clearly wishes it was on 360 and PS3 earlier this year. Hayashi and his team clearly took the negative criticism and hardcore fan backlash to heart – and they deserve a second chance when Razor’s Edge hits North America on November 18.