Dvader said:

Confirmed by Kojima himself, MGSV is split into two sold separately games. Like episodic but retail. We will get ground zeros first then phantom pain. Ground zeroes sounds like a small game, as prologue, hopefully priced cheap. Phantom pain will be a full sized game.

Dvader said:

This is all from GT BTW. Kojima confirms no Hayter. No PC port mentioned.

Yeah, like I said.

travo said:

GG,  this is a little crazy.  What specialist have you seen?

Fuck India!!

I booted up my PS3 last night to watch some Netflix before the ambian kicked in. The damn thing sounded like a snowblower while it was booting up. Alas, the PS3 is not long for this world.

Sweet! Just got up walked 5 metres and collapsed to the ground. I have no energy. I think my electrolyte balance is fucked.

aspro said:

The Internet's next viral photography meme is from Japan and inspired by the legendary Street Fighter move. We expect that this will conquer the world in record time. Sorry Tebow - your time is up.

We ran across an Imgur account on the Internet, which documents this emerging trend. To be honest, this is about a million times cooler than planking and Tebowing, and there's definitely some real talent being used to create these images.

For more Hadoukening photos, check out Grimlockt's Imgur album.

They're all the same.  Definitely not cooler than planking

bugsonglass said:

Foolz said:

gamingeek said:

Sweet! Just got up walked 5 metres and collapsed to the ground. I have no energy. I think my electrolyte balance is fucked.

When the fuck is the specialist going to see you?

Yeah man, seriously.

All my collapses have been, well not life threatening severe. Just flop to the floor or have to sit and recoup, dizziness, nausea, racing heart. Never lost consciousness though came close twice. So not enough to go to accident and emergency so I'm at the will of the NHS and the GP system. Waiting on a letter, phone call. I would go see my GP again but they are useless and its easter weekend so they are closed till next tuesday.

bugsonglass said:

How much would it cost to go to a private consultant?

Too much.

Is it vertigo?  Are you sweating as well?

Face-Off: Need for Speed: Most Wanted on Wii U

By no means a straight port, the boat is being pushed out much further this time with its suite of unique GamePad features, improved PC-grade textures courtesy of the console's 1GB of RAM, and a greatly revamped approach to its night-time lighting.

Looking to the promised texture bump, a clear upgrade is in effect which gives us crisper-looking concrete roads, tyre patterns, hubcap designs and building fronts. These end up matching the sharpness of the PC version's higher settings, leaving the PS3 and 360 looking a tad smudged by comparison - especially during the cinematic sequences that roll before each race. However, the bump is only made to specific areas.

Reflection-mapping also benefits from an upgrade to a similar midway degree on Wii U, particularly where puddles are strewn across busy urban streets. Once again, only certain buildings are reflected on 360 and PS3 - the side effect being that floors appear brighter as a result of a more of the sky being revealed. On the other hand, the Wii U has more in common with PC by mirroring most geometry at a distance, which creates a darker and more natural look to glistening road surfaces. Again, the draw distance on these reflections doesn't quite extend as far as a high-end PC can, but it's an improvement over the other home consoles nevertheless.

Criterion Games makes a big point of showing off its revamped night-time lighting - once dusk hits it's clear the world is engulfed in a more intense pitch of black - a move that accentuates the glow from particle lighting, coloured sign-posts and street-lamps. The contrasts are more stark now, but the lighting ultimately sits better with the environment. However, the upshot is that streets now appear less saturated in colour, which puts an emphasis on using a car's headlights to navigate poorly-lit roads.

Elsewhere, the tweaks are either less obvious or non-existent. The Wii U puts out an equivalent quality of motion blur, particle effects and alpha to the PS3 and 360 versions. Car shadows still look blocky from afar, and smoke from screeching tyres continues to bring out a heavy sawtooth effect across surrounding geometry.

It's clear the Wii U version makes good on that promised 30FPS. Very good, in fact - rather than being bogged down by the extras, we're instead seeing a frame-rate that sticks to its target more diligently than either the PS3 or 360 versions.

Touching on loading times, the Wii U delivers a solid turnaround which holds up to the 360 version when installed to HDD

Also improved draw distance but not for all objects.

Dvader said:

GG that does not sound good at all. Days of that happen is more than enough reason to go to the emergency room. Don't you guys have those urgent care clinics around, over here people go to those for anything.

We have walk in clinics but they are more like GPs, so it's not worth it. Last time I went into an emergency room on a bank holiday I was waiting for 4 hours to be seen.

Is there any way to add titles to a watchlist for netflix guys?

Team CGI lost.