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Not getting XCX?
At this point I don't see where I can fit it in. It's not really a priority, XBC didn't exactly blow me away.
Shame.
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So what anime or movie projects do you think Nintendo will or should do first?
I think Miyamoto is pretty obsessed with Pikmin animations right now so he'll probably do that. For me, a Mario movie should be first for obvious reasons, it's the highest profile IP, family friendly and would look great. Otherwise Kid Icarus Uprising looks like it would make a fun movie.
Hmm let me think... Hmm hmmm. What would I love to see most... I don't know nothing is coming to me...
More games?
Say they made a Zelda movie that would be one of the most interesting because of the differences between Zelda games. What would it be based on? The Skyward Sword world? The Wind Waker world? The Twilight Princess one? Or just start and do them all chronoligical order?
Spanish Soccer Team's New Kit Evokes Attack on Titan
The bizarre uniforms are mostly an effort for Palencia to gain publicity as they aspire to promotion to the Segunda División B, or third level in the Spanish soccer league, in the playoffs. They were designed by Italian sports apparel maker Kappa. The team promotes them with the hashtag #NosDejamosLaPiel, literally "We give our skin" — an expression meaning "We give it our all." The team is selling them online for €50 (about $56.70).
No word on whether any opposing teams will hit the field with Survey Corps uniforms, but perhaps Palencia players should guard their necks just in case.
Unusual kit is something of a tradition in Spanish soccer. Teams have marched out wearing ham, broccoli, beer and octopus-themed kits in recent years, usually to honor their regional specialties.
OoT of course.
So I know people have posted the odd movie trailer in the updates in the past. Recentely I noticed Videogamer.com started posting other geeky news on non-videogame stuff which have a sort of shared crossover geek interest. So I thought why not and have put in the odd non-videogame update in the updates recentely.
Is that okay or do people not like it?
It could be worse, I could be playing through some inferior Tomb Raider wannabe.
Oh man I would love that as well.
Pokken is much more popular than a lot of people realize. There is a big video game tournament in Orlando that happens in June. Preliminaries for it start this weekend. I was thinking about entering the Pokken prelims just to see how I'd do. Then I saw the number of people who had already signed up. Way more than I was expecting, so I'll probably save myself the humiliation.
I'm not a fan. If it's remotely videogame related, sure. If not, there's always the Off-Topic forum. I see all these nonsensical articles at the bottom of every article at Eurogamer, or when i check my hotmail account, I don't think I need to read about them here on the front page.
I've been playing Advance Wars: Days of Ruin on the DS. I'm currently at the last level, and boy, is it the most unfair level in Advance Wars history. The antagonist has 5 lasers that can decimate your troops if you happen to leave them in their line of fire, a bomb it can fire every other turn, again decimating all troops in its explision radius, and 2 factories that can produce any kind of unit seemingly at no cost.
I've been S-ranking most of the campaign on my first try, and now they throw in the worst difficulty spike in all of Advance Wars. I've looked up a walkthrough, and basically they give you a step-by-step guide as to beat the level with an S-rank and say that you're free to try the level any other way, but that it's near impossible to rank any higher than B if you do.