Yodariquo said:

gamingeek said:

Anyone remember this kids tv production company?

That's up there with Touch Dic, the DS portable dictionary.

Except it's pronounced "deek"

At the end of some cartoons a kid says it and it sounds like diiiiick.

hamzik said:

The hype got to me and I went out to buy Red Dead Redemption today but it was nowhere to be found. The distributor fucked up big time with the PS3-version and now I will have to wait until next week for some proper shipments to arrive. How the hell can you fuck up shipments of a title so hugely anticipated?

I hear a boat sank with copies of the PS3 version in europe. Seriously.

Maybe the North Koreans did it. (You'll only get the joke if you follow the news)

Iga_Bobovic said:

Leo are you horny yet?

That picture is horrible. And yet I can't feel sorry for the guy. Look at that poor animal, covered in its own blood and blindfolded, probably stabbed by that guy for fun with people cheering.

edgecrusher said:

Dvader said:

Its getting there.

I still cant believe GTA4 is in 4th (was 3rd), wtf. Is there one person that even thinks GTA4 is the best GTA game.

That was a perfect example of the media believing its own hype with GTA 4. Oh well they gave GTA 4 a 10 so we have to as well! And the way people pushed about the story getting all amazing by the end....honestly I thought the beginning had the best story and the best pace. People were just amazed to see GTA with halfway decent graphics for once, hahaha.

Yeah seeing GTA 4 so high up is WTF inducing. It's not even as fun as the PS2 GTAs.

Dvader said:

^ Hmm something is wrong with that picture.

No shit

Dvader said:

Guess what I have!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

A vagina?

Dvader said:

Where the hell is GG. Probably crying cause we have Galaxy 2.

If by crying you mean "readying many weapons to destroy Dvader" then yes.

Internet was out all Sunday.

Leo, Trauma team impressions nao.

Eurogamer Mario Galaxy 2 review

All this is easy to take for granted - the kind of accomplishment that, by its nature, is invisible. But make no mistake, there is exceptional craft on display. Nintendo shows an easy, confident command of concepts that almost any other developer would struggle to think of or articulate, never mind realise, never mind perfect. You simply will not play a better-made game this year.

This is what Arstechnica said in their preview too. So awesome.

Will Aussies import SMG2?

Ubisoft’s investor call following their fiscal year results this past week revealed some interesting details about their games and operations as a whole. None of these were big enough for their own stories, so we compiled them into a quick bullet-list for anyone that wants to read up:

• Digital sales accounted for 18 million Euros of Ubisoft revenue in the past year. Going forward, most games developed by them — including some on the Wii — will include DLC right off the bat.

• Assassin’s Creed 2 has sold over 9 million units — over 40% of the first game’s sales so far.

• A beta-test will be held for Assassin’s Creed: Brotherhood’s multiplayer mode in the coming months. One can expect more details at E3.

• Splinter Cell: Conviction, too, has sold about 40% more than prior entries in the franchise in North America. Sales in Europe, however, have been lower.

• The Avatar game sold best on Wii with 2.7 million units. Sales were boosted by the movie DVD.

• There’s — surprise, surprise — another fitness game coming this year. No mention of whether it would be on Wii, Natal, Move or all of the aforementioned platforms.

• Red Steel 2 is selling in line with Ubisoft’s revised expectations. Ubisoft believe big-name games tend to do be among the better selling games on Wii. This is the reason Prince of Persia, HAWX and Ghost Recon all have Wii SKUs.

• Ubisoft are forecasting revenue of 145 million Euros in their ongoing first quarter for the current fiscal year.

Updating now.

So this is a level in World of Goo, world 4.

Everything is black and green with some red. It has really awesome music and sound effects. Instead of arranging structures you are firing the balls about in a slingshot move, around a planet with gravity. This is how the game turns on its head when you get to world 4. And the other levels in world 4 are just as inventive.