The most disgusting thing about this is that half of it went down on Twitter.

I agree with you on Twitter and Facebook, but it makes us this, you realize:

GodModeEnabled said:

I hate twitter and facebook. Damn kids and their damn computers and their rap music!!!ldfnglaskdnfklwlek2kl2

With the hipping and the hopping and the bipping and the bopping.

robio said:

Did they ever announce on the Nintendo Direct whether or not the factory fire will indeed cause a shortage of Wii U's or was that expected to be mentioned at another time? For some reason I kept thinking they'd talk about it tomorrow, though I can't figure out why or where they'd do it.

An analyst said the fire would impact sales, later in the day Nintendo denied that it would impact production.

aspro said:

It's a funny picture.

I've never enjoyed Mr. Keighley's work

I like Geoff, mostly, but yeah, funny picture. His face is precious, he looks miserable and he has that face a lot when he has to link to commerical ads and sit next to junk like that like he doesn't want to do it but has to.

But if you read the article and saw the sequence of events as Vader outlined, pretty funny and enlightening.

Okami snowglobe^ you can buy it.

Did Ryu just kill the guy from Resident Evil?

Just reading that edited Eurogamer article

I keep an eye on people. I have a mental list of games journos who are the very worst of the bunch. The ones who are at every PR launch event, the ones who tweet about all the freebies they get. I am fascinated by them. I won't name them here, because it's a horrible thing to do, but I'm sure some of you will know who they are. I'm fascinated by these creatures because they are living one of the most strange existences - they are playing at being a thing that they don't understand. And if they don't understand it, how can they love it? And if they don't love it, why are they playing at being it?


This club, this weird club of pals and buddies that make up a fair proportion of games media, needs to be broken up somehow. They have a powerful bond, though - held together by the pressures of playing to the same audience. Games publishers and games press sources are all trying to keep you happy, and it's much easier to do that if they work together. Publishers are well aware that some of you go crazy if a new AAA title gets a crappy review score on a website, and they use that knowledge to keep the boat from rocking. Everyone has a nice easy ride if the review scores stay decent and the content of the games are never challenged. Websites get their exclusives. Ad revenue keeps rolling in. The information is controlled. Everyone stays friendly. It's a steady flow of Mountain Dew pouring from the hills of the money men, down through the fingers of the weary journos, down into your mouths. At some point you will have to stop drinking that stuff and demand something better.

Couldn't agree more.

More Zombi U pics and NG3 pics in our thread

DMC pics:

Looking good or bad DMC fans?

Dvader said:

DmC is looking surprisingly good. Its still all about how it plays and we need to wait for a demo to decide that.

Is everyone over the character design now?

Dvader said:

Looks fine to me. He devil triggers into normal Dante, as long as he moves into that look later its fine.

He looks like he usually wears glasses and a suit. And then some female friends have stepped in to dress him up trendy.

The new Dante still looks like an emo twat but if the game plays good enough I can get over it. I WANT to like this game. I hope it turns out awesome. DMC3 is still legendary imo lets get back to that.

Iga_Bobovic said:

I see it, but I still can't believe it!