gamingeek said:

edgecrusher said:

That swimming bit should be a gif.

Let me go and finish Gears 2. Its not that its bad, its good its just that it kind of feels like work to me right now. As if I am just finishing it to move on to the next game.

bugsonglass said:

Has anyone played Trine?  I am thinking possibly foolz?  Considering getting it (+ T2) for 75% off on Steam while it's on sale.  Is it anything like The Lost Vikings?

Foolz talks about it in episode 122.

EDIT: I see he answered already.  When I was on with him it sure sounded like a play on the game concept creatd by The Lost Vikings. Love that game (LV).

gamingeek said:

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Price expectations? From what I can see everyone is expecting it to be cheap, unreasonably so? How much did the 360 debut for?

Nintendoland bundled?

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360 Core launced at $299 (no hard drive, wired controller). Premium launched at $399.

I expect the $250, $300 and $350 prices. $350 comes with WiiMote and Nintendoland. $300 comes with Nintendoland and some small token, $250 "You already have a Wii, use all that shit" version.

I expect the regular media to look at the high price and think that it is too much for a child's toy and look at the low price as too much for "a tablet controller for the Wii". (See Toys R Us story on their $150 kid's tablet).

Sleeping Dogs sold only 147K.

I wonder what Last Story sold. More to the point, how many signtures were on the Project Rainfall petition.  I hope XSEED doesn't get screwed.

Classic: (Look at the dudes)

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PSN+ news:

Double Dragon Neon joins the "Instant Game Collection" when the PlayStation Store updates at some point, along with another recent brawler, the wonderful Scott Pilgrim vs. The World, which will soon be playable online through DLC.



In addition, PlayStation Plus users have the first crack at Jet Set Radio, and even get to save a dollar when checking it out. It's out a week early on PlayStation Plus for $8.99.

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Real life headline that sounds like it is from SimCity:

New Conduit News Coming This Year. High Voltage Software teases the franchise is still alive.

WTF?

aspro said:

360 Core launced at $299 (no hard drive, wired controller). Premium launched at $399.

I expect the $250, $300 and $350 prices. $350 comes with WiiMote and Nintendoland. $300 comes with Nintendoland and some small token, $250 "You already have a Wii, use all that shit" version.

I expect the regular media to look at the high price and think that it is too much for a child's toy and look at the low price as too much for "a tablet controller for the Wii". (See Toys R Us story on their $150 kid's tablet).

Anybody who thinks the Wii U is a child's toy, but the other consoles aren't, is somebody who I would consider to be a slimeball piece of shit that needs to be thrown in a trash compactor.