I will have to pic this up then get a 3DS at christmas.

Shouldn't this belong in role playing?

hey guys,

 

                 Nice to meet you all I'm merchant from los angeles

Hyro the name is Rose and I'm a pretty boy from Kansas. What wares do you sale in LA?

Yep its dead. This thread should be too now.

I don't know how to photoshop or I would help.

Post links to your favorite screamers here. Links only and don't view if you have epileptic. No adult content either. Lets keep this safe and clean.

This one scared the crap out of me

http://www.staggeringbeauty.com/

Post yours.

Dead link.

Wait. Isn't that old news?

I cant wait to play this one.

A great example of when Capcom isn't Crapcom. I must buy it.

Interesting article. Straya never fails to amuse me.

Eight months after the disastrous launch of "SimCity" that many irate players attributed to the game's nonsensical always-online requirement, publisher Electronic Arts and developer Maxis are now "exploring the possibility" of an offline mod for the city-building simulation.

Writing in a blog post Friday discussing the "State of SimCity," Maxis Emeryville general manager Patrick Buechner said that while the online server stability and connectivity issues that plagued "SimCity" throughout its launch in March of this year are now "behind us," the studio still wants to give "players the ability to play even if they choose not to connect."

Buechner said that he "can't make any promises" for an official offline mode of "SimCity" yet, but he noted that allowing player to access "SimCity" content without being connected to the Internet and logged into EA's servers would provide both players and developers an easier way to manage user-generated content for the upcoming "SimCity" mod tools that Maxis is planning to implement to let users build their own custom objects into the game.

Much in the same way as Blizzard recently promised to quietly phase "Diablo 3's" auction house out of existence, Maxis and EA's sudden change of heart on allowing "SimCity" players to play the game without a persistent Internet connection brings one of the year's biggest gaming controversies closer to an uneasy conclusion. When "SimCity" was first launched, it was beset by many technical issues —players weren't able to log onto EA's servers, would get kicked out of the game at random intervals, and lose much of their progress in the process.

These sorts of technical hiccups are nothing new — Rockstar is currently dealing with the same problems with its newly launched "Grand Theft Auto Online." What set Maxis and EA apart was its reaction to irate fans who had no interest in playing "SimCity" online. Shortly after "SimCity" first launched, Lucy Bradshaw, the general manager of EA's Maxis Label, wrote a response to angry fans on EA's blog saying that yes, the company could have made an offline version of the game if it really wanted to, but the developers didn't want to because an "always-connected" requirement was "fundamental to the vision we had for 'SimCity.'"

Six days before Bradshaw made that statement, she told the gaming site Polygon that making an offline mode for "SimCity" would require "a significant amount of engineering work." At the same time, the studio said via its official "SimCity" Twitter account that it had "no intention of offlining SimCity any time soon," but that it would "look into that as part of our earning back your trust efforts."

Nearly eight months later, it seems like EA and Maxis are finally returning to this original stance—saying that while implementing an offline mode for "SimCity" will require some extra work, it's not necessarily a move the companies would be opposed to.

 

8 months is kind of late if you ask me. I hope they learn from this mistake.

Source: NBCnews

Why would someone file a trademark for an infamously bad  game made around 20 years ago that no one cares about?

http://www.nintendol...ther_than_zelda

More IPs from Zelda's co-creator?!? Yes!!!!

As you know, Kojima is the father of the MGS series. He's expressed interest many times that he wants to be done with it. He has also said he was burnt out before Konami simply won't allow this. They know that the MGS is a cashcow, so they wouldn't allow the mastermind to simply walk away. I see him being stuck developing MGS games until the end of his career, what do you think?

He will probably leave just like Inafune left Capcom.

That's normal.

 

Just letting you know.

Thanks. Sometimes I can get it into recovery mode to fix it.

Often when I power off my Vita the PS icon on the bottom left stays on and I can't turn it on again until the battery runs out and I recharge it. This is beggining to piss me off. I dump my money into Sony only to get a potentially defective product. Please help.

NOOOOOO!!! Screw you Codemasters!

http://www.nintendol...lides_into_view

Maybe Codemasters didn't forget what they said at E3 2011

They wimped out EA style.