GG Weekly Videogame News 
Megan Fox Will Kick Your Ass At Mortal Kombat
Also, the interviewer is an idiot.
whattheyplay.com
darthhomer
Tekken 6 Released October 27th; Pre-Order Details
Exclusive Samurai Pack, Also Bundle With a Wireless Arcade Sticl
sdtekken.com
darthhomer
GT5 London Street Circuit driven.
With a car that will make you spray your shorts. GG did you see it?
gamespy.com
SteelAttack
Rumored PS3 Firmware 3.0 Details Emerge
New features said to include grief reporting, rep, and patch background downloads.
1up.com
gamingeek
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High Voltage on Conduit art style
" We opted for big screen popcorn entertainment with high quality production values. Some may criticize our choice"
nintendodpad.com
gamingeek
Conduit Cheat CC review
"while The Conduit doesn't end up being the Wii's Halo 3 or Killzone 2, it is a pretty good game that will likely be very appreciated by anyone who only owns a Wii "
cheatcc.com
gamingeek
Conduit Everyview review
"it is a solid shooter with a great visual and audio design and has the best controls of any Wii FPS thus far."
everyview.com
gamingeek
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Gamespy Conduit review
3.5 out of 5 "Great, highly customizable controls; fantastic multiplayer mode that doesn't require Wii friend codes; nice graphics."
gamespy.com
gamingeek
Crispeygamer Conduit review
"High Voltage's fine efforts show that all it takes is polish and dedication to craft a solid adventure experience for Nintendo's console."
crispygamer.com
gamingeek
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8/10
IGN Overlord 2 review
Closing Comments
Overlord II is a sequel that is neither bigger nor better than its predecessor. The size and scope have been dialed back to something that is more akin to a straight action game. And since none of the frustrating elements of the first have been fixed -- namely the camera, control, and save structure -- this game just isn't much fun. No amount of British wit could bring a smile to my face as I treaded through the tedium that is Overlord II.
6.0
WTH?
How about this girl dressed as Zelda?
I only own the original Prime. When I picked that up it was only $6 at Gamespot, so I can't imagine how worthless it is now.
You guys.
Any tips for wrapping my 360 in a wet towel? How long does this take? Do I need a fire extinguisher on hand?
What you are trying to accomplish is increase heat levels inside the 360, by forcing the GPU to work with the least possible ventilation, in order to make the motherboard warp and bend enough to induce a critical hardware malfunction, by loosening the solder joints that bind the GPU to the motherboard. A towel works, but I'd advise to play the thing with the most demanding graphical games available, i.e. Gears of War, RE5, and so on, and without ventilation. Cover all ventilation holes. Put things over and under the system. And keep running it, rebooting as needed, until RRoD shows.
Yeah same here.I don't wanna carry the burden of GG's death.
Don't flaunt your inferior hobo taste so openly!
And Steel download Super Metroid or I will put a wet towel in your mouth while pouring liquid Nitrogen on it.
I call it Nitrogen boarding
How would a wet towel start a fire?
Edit: you guys are thinking a short_circuit will start a fire?
in fact please don't get a wet towell as that's much more likely to result in a fire than a dry towell
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water drips. results in short circuit. sparks. bingo
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Fire needs oxygen, and the towel is used to block all ventilation holes. If it is wet, it is unlikely that the fire will burn through it before the fire gets out of control.
And I think it is highly unlikely that a spark will start a fire in the 360. At most some smoke will come out and you have some melted wires/circuit board. And I will asume that electronics have some safety precautions preventing fires. You know European regulations and all!
That being said, not a smart thing to do!
Why not? I have no shame.Fixed that for you!
I'm not sure Microsoft will cover a melted hunk of plastic in its warranty.
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