gamingeek said:

They are? Where?

Damn publishers are still undercutting the system by a long way.

Tenchu IV, Spyborgs, that haunted mansion game, Rune Factory, Star Wars Clone Wars, Arc Rise Fantasia, KORE, Dead Rising Chop 'Til You Drop, Mad World, etc.

No. ^__^

punk rebel ecks said:

gamingeek said:

They are? Where?

Damn publishers are still undercutting the system by a long way.

Tenchu IV, Spyborgs, that haunted mansion game, Rune Factory, Star Wars Clone Wars, Arc Rise Fantasia, KORE, Dead Rising Chop 'Til You Drop, Mad World, etc.

Big budget has a different meaning to me. Dead rising is a port. The Okami port took 8 team members. This version costs a pittance vs the original budget of the 360 version. It's been converted by a port team. The Clone wars is like a one on one fighter from the looks of it. I'm talking big budget like Gears of War 2, Resistance 2 etc. All those games you mentioned are almost standard PS2 fare and not even as big budget I'll bet as decent PS2 games.

If I was talking big budget 3rd party wii games I think the only ones off the top of my head would be Monster Hunter 3 and FFCC. But Sven did say that spyborgs was going to be this epic big budget etc etc. So we'll see how that pans out.

Everybody needs to watch Great Teahcer Onizuka. Nao.^__^

steelattack said:

Everybody needs to watch Great Teahcer Onizuka. Nao.^__^

I heared good thing about that one. I will watch it eventually. The school concept does not really draw me, but neither did Death Note and we know how that ended. A short description is welcome Steel.

I've seen it like 6 times already. I have a thing with school-based anime. This one is different, though.

Long story short: Onizuka is a former leader of a motorcycle gang, he and his friend go to Tokio to pursue their dreams: His friend studied and now owns a car garage, and Onizuka wants to be a teacher, because he thinks he'll get loads of young girls that way. The manga shows this in a more detailed fashion.

The series start with Onizuka beginning a training period at a high school, where he finds out hes given the worst class of all school. After a couple weeks, he finally finds his way into a private junior high school (which is a bummer, since all girls there are underaged) as a teacher. Eventually, it is revealed that he's been given again the worst class in the history of that school, and the guys and girls in it hold a vicious grudge against all teachers. The series show how slowly he wins almost all students' trust and friensdhip, while ironing out some issues between them.

Onizuka is a devilishly skilled fighter, with impressive resistance and physical prowess, and a tough former bike gang leader, unfortunately, he's an idiot iat everything else. He's only 22, and never has had a girlfriend. He's honest, loyal as a friend and has a very special viewpoint on what teaching should be. You can't help but love the guy by the time the first episode ends, and that feeling increases as the series advance.

Damn now I have the urge to watch it again.

Yeah Metal Slug 7 looks cool. Though I have a better feeling in my gut for this other game called Commando: Something coming very soon.

It's from a new developer from China.

http://ds.ign.com/objects/955/955755.html

Morning all. Looks like there's some incentive in pre-ordering Little Big Planet.

Details here

The best bonuses are these two costumes:

:3

So now that I am armed with larger bandwidths what's the best place to watch subbed Death Note season 1?

I'm up to the episode "Love".

iga_bobovic said:

gamingeek said:

iga_bobovic said:

gamingeek said:

Oh, thanks guys.

They sell it in volumes? No cheap box sets? US only?

Steel did you see the movie... that was like 40 minutes?

GG there is no choice

How many volumes are there?

There are 13 volumes and a total of 50 episodes. Only volume 1 is out!

WUT? 13 DVDs X $20 + shipping to the UK = broken wallet.

punk rebel ecks said:

I never said big budget but more so production valued. Basically games where the developers actually give attempt and are full real games. I can understand the confusion since I wasn't clear in my initial post.

I see. Oh I forgot about Red Steel 2 but we still haven't seen it. Alain Corre's comments were encouraging though "Good games take more than one year to develop etc, Red Steel is a brand and the quality has be high" etc

steelattack said:

I've seen it like 6 times already. I have a thing with school-based anime.

Dirty boy.