Angry_Beaver said:

Some people think the Brawl roster is more balanced, but my impression is that most serious players who played Melee competitively think that Brawl's characters are more unbalanced.

This isn't true at all, actually I think it's the opposite.

Punk Rebel Ecks said:

This could very well be due to the fact that I watched the trailer on my Mom's shitty PC but I'm I the only one who found God of War III unimpressive? I thought that it was suppose to look like a painting come to life?

Anyway TALES OF MOTHERSHIP WII TRAILER in the previous week's news. Am I the only one who knows this?

That's what you get if you listen to Jaffe

About the Tales game, yeah I saw it! Looked nice and the main character kinda looks like Elvis  

Okay screenshot time

Edge teaser for next issue

What could it be? Worms?

Tales Mothership title screengrabs

So the new Tales will go back to a real overworld instread of a point and click map!

The main character reminds me of this

Iga_Bobovic said:

HELLO, ANYBODY THERE!!!

THAT IS A "?" , NOT AN "!!!"  

Iga_Bobovic said:

Holy shit at draw distance!

Ravenprose said:

I just watched the NASCAR Kart Racing video on the Nintendo Channel. EA definately ripped off certain aspects of Mario Kart Wii. Too bad the game doesn't look nearly as much fun as Mario Kart. If you are going to rip off another game, at least rip off the fun parts!

Or how about?! If you want to make a fun game, NASCAR is not a good place to start! 

Oh cool, Prime 1 and 2 Play on Wii label? They better do the aiming like MP3.

"Nintendo UK has published its latest round of release dates for Wii and DS, including its upcoming pedometer-based walking game (20th February), and the first two GameCube-to-Wii adaptations in the series known here as "New Play Control!"

They are Pikmin (out here 6th February) and Mario Power Tennis (March), and will be followed by Pikmin 2, Metroid Primes 1 and 2 and potentially Chibi Robo and Donkey Kong: Jungle Beat, although the last two are still unconfirmed."

RESI 5 PREVIEW:

http://www.eurogamer.net/article.php?article_id=342433

Without doubt the Big Thing in this long-awaited sequel is the emphasis on co-operative play. While 2003's GameCube-exclusive Resident Evil Zero dabbled in character-swapping and co-op puzzles, Resident Evil 5 brings the feature to the fore, with split-screen, System Link and online play available in the demo build. The star of the very first Resident Evil, Chris Redfield, returns for the latest adventure, this time as an agent for the Bioterrorism Security Assessment Alliance (BSAA). Called to investigate an incident in West Africa known as Kijuju, he hooks up with fellow BSAA agent Sheva Alomar who acts as his guide in the early part of the adventure.

With no time wasted on back-story, the demo thrusts players straight into action, wandering the narrow corridors of a filthy shantytown armed with a pistol, shotgun, sniper rifle and knife. You're quickly set upon by melee weapon-wielding natives, all apparently suffering the violent effects of the mysterious T-virus. The answer? Shoot them with laser-assisted pinpoint accuracy until they dissolve on the floor in a bubbling mass of goo.

As ever, the key to getting the most out of the game is to simply go with it, and rewire your action-adventure control habits to a series of unusual requirements. For better or worse, armed combat is still completely at odds with just about every modern third-person game out there. As it was in Resident Evil 4, aiming is a comparatively ponderous process with accuracy given priority over speed, so you have to be mindful of where you're shooting from to avoid being blindsided. With the emphasis on lining up headshots, it's as satisfying as ever once you're past the initial obstacles.

They basically say that its RE4 so you will like it at the end. Cool.

Holy mother of mercy