phantom_leo said:

I guess this finally answers the mystery of Kirby's sex... Damn, Kirb! My man!  

I think when Kirby's Epic Yard comes out, you won't be able to resist...

I have played nothing recently.

Instead, I have been working my way through the first four seasons of the TV show Supernatural over the past two weeks. I just finished the Season 2, and will be starting the third later this evening. Great show!

phantom_leo said:

phantom_leo said:

I guess this finally answers the mystery of Kirby's sex... Damn, Kirb! My man!  

I think when Kirby's Epic Yard comes out, you won't be able to resist...

What the fuck is going on in this pic?

Japanese Wii Releases for October:

Kirby Epic Yarn

Super Mario All Stars Port

No More Heroes 2

The west has a much better releas schedule this month:

http://gbatemp.net/t257026-wii-games-of-the-month-october-2010

Oh hey, and Ask, if you are out there, Lord of Arcana for the PSP -- I found it it is being directed by SWERY -- the dude that made Deadly Premonition.  Still not getting it -- no Monstr Hunter clones for me.

“When a project is floundering, and an idea put forth is half-and-half-50 percent good and 50 percent bad-it’s no good. But when a project is moving along smoothly, even if 60 percent of the idea is bad, as long as there are some good aspects, you can use it.” – Miyamoto

Hrmmm What could he be talking about?

“I’ve tended to think of [Gunpei] Yokoi-san as my master. Once when I was in a meeting with him, he said to me, “You’re pretty negative,” and that really shocked me.” – Miyamoto

How it really went down.

Gunpei (staring into his Sapporo): ...

Miyamoto: I told you the Virtual Boy was shit.

Gunpei: You're pretty negative.

aspro said:

“When a project is floundering, and an idea put forth is half-and-half-50 percent good and 50 percent bad-it’s no good. But when a project is moving along smoothly, even if 60 percent of the idea is bad, as long as there are some good aspects, you can use it.” – Miyamoto

Hrmmm What could he be talking about?

“I’ve tended to think of [Gunpei] Yokoi-san as my master. Once when I was in a meeting with him, he said to me, “You’re pretty negative,” and that really shocked me.” – Miyamoto

How it really went down.

Gunpei (staring into his Sapporo): ...

Miyamoto: I told you the Virtual Boy was shit.

Gunpei: You're pretty negative.

aspro said:

gamingeek said:

Oh yeah, Last Window update.

Like Hotel Dusk the story is real. I mean it's almost comical how real it is. Most games are set in some fantasy land or science fiction future. This game I'm dealing with insurance fraud.

Suprisingly brilliant in it's mundanity. It's dealing with real human issues like the first game dealed with abductions and loss, real world stuff.

Hey, I'm surprised you have not tried the DS game "Again" -- also by Cing.  Mrs. Aspro is playng that now.

I thought it was only in Japanese?

I feel really adult playing Last Window. Everything about the game just ignores modern gaming conventions. The pacing, the writing, the black and white character designs, even the way the environments are made, not to look pretty, but to look like a drab 80s apartment block.

Activision Blizzard CEO Bobby Kotick has defended his decision to fire Call of Duty creators Vince Zampella and Jason West, insisting: "We didn't have any choice!"

Ex-Infinity Ward bosses Zampella and West were fired amid a high profile lawsuit that eventually led to the formation of Respawn Entertainment.

The newly created developer signed with Kotick's bitter rival EA, and work on a new game has begun.

"It shook my belief in two specific people, who were my friends," Kotick told Edge.

"The frustrating thing about that is, the stuff that these guys did, I never would have expected them to do. We're a public company, we've got ethics obligations, and the things they did were... I would go to jail if I did them.

"You can't use the company and the company's assets for your own personal benefit, and you can't use the leverage that you might have for personal benefit – you're not allowed to do that! And so we didn't have any choice."

Kotick revealed he knew Infinity Ward staff would leave en masse following the split, but insisted all will be fine in the end.

"There's 70 really talented people at Infinity Ward who are focused and engaged – and in the last six months, we've had something like 5000 resumes, so it's not like there's a shortage of interest in working there.

"It's one of those things where you get personally disappointed in people you trust and call friends. When you're betrayed by your friends, what do you do?"

I got to play Resident Evil 5. WIth the Move this time. It's aiight. Now I know what RE4: Wii felt like.

Also started up on HAWX 2 for review. Not too bad so far. Though I've only done 3/20 missions.

Moar pix. Yay, horsie!

And moar.