Ravage

I kind of wish there were a little more mention of games on non-Nintendo systems as some of the scariest games have not even graced a specific console.

Still need to play the first. From what I have had a chance to play, it is a ton of fun.

This is why it will be an excellent decision on Nintendo's part to finally make their hardware more accessible.

Now I have to watch those movies again

So we're playing as the Colonial marines that all died except for that girl by the time Ripley and co. get there?

If they did the Diddy Kong Racing thing, but made the boats/planes/karts more integrated (ie. transform into a submarine if you take a certain path perhaps) rather than choosing at the beginning of the course and kept the different path freedoms of the different vehicles then it would be totally awesome. They should also make the single player as involved as Diddy Kong Racing's.

So cute!

I do like hang man. Might be a good alternative.

lol Just can't get no respect!

It's about time. Nintendo is a little slow on the uptake.

Besides that 5/10 is just average, I personally think that you can easily get a lot of enjoyment out of certain aspects of the game. I think that the split screen could be a ton of fun with a few friends, but it might be a little difficult with how tiny the screens probably would be.

Cartridge games have a distinct advantage of being quick, plus, a cartridge can potentially hold more than any Blu-Ray disc along with the ability to change the amount of storage on a cartridge.

Backwards compatibility is complicated. If Nintendo developed an API for their consoles and used similar architecture (which probably won't happen since I do believe their components are a little too specialized).

• Minimum of a quad core cpu
• Minimum equivalent of a GTX 580
• If it is to have an included hard drive, there is no reason to not have 1 TB, let alone 500 GB
• A console that has more than 5 games that actually output in 1080p (I should explain. The Xbox can't output in 1080p for most games that actually have good graphics)
• Needs moar RAM!
• The ability to set your Wii 2 up as a dedicated server
• Ability to upgrade components
• Ability to run advanced physics based simulations
• Moar Mario!
• ooh! How about a large capacity SSD, and the ability to install all your games onto the hard drive or SSD in order to get around slow disc load times

Holy crap! They should at the very least be teaching you basic functions by now!

@ChickenBrutus: Live stream??

The ether exists I tell you! shakes fist

Where did the second pic come from?!!!

It feels like it has been longer... strange.

I still don't understand why they didn't include a second circle pad or similar...

I want an unlockable sandwich costume for Jill! PLZKBAI!
_{I cannot believe I just wrote that...}

A little unnecessary, but it would make a good collectors item in mint 10 years down the road.

Lesson is: Do not make a video game based off of bingo...

I was hoping this would be a bit more like the one MGS on PSP or Company of Heroes. As in taking cover and such, but it still looks good.

Final Fantasy V is still better.

Meh. Not really that exited. Besides, Vancouver is too far and Toronto sucks.

Aw, no calculus

I despise both monthly fees and cell phones.
Cell phones are useful though.

The good old chopping block...

Uh huh... I do not think Mozart was an accurate comparison...

@thekidfromyesterday: Perhaps not the only one, but studies have shown that everyone who disliked Super Mario World is insane

Voted Red Dead
Tempted to vote for Limbo though.

I want to ride my pet dolphin into battle. Then we could go scuba diving together at sunset after we've won. I could take it on romantic walks through the ocean in between battles!

I pretty much agree with him... There are some good games on the service, but so many of them you can easily find some sort of flash version. Then again, some of the games on DSiWare I would not pay $2 let alone $5...

Looks good, might have to buy this one.

I like goodies.

Doesn`t anyone remember that Mario typing game? They are probably thinking something similar.

I remember being taught the proper way to type, but I couldn`t do it. It is pretty easy to learn if you`re doing it every day. Haha, I remember one of those programs that would count the number of words per minute or something and I would just type jibberish and it only counted a few errors, it was pretty funny. I also remember playing a lot of this fishing game, but that`s because it was basically the only game available on those computers...

Anyway, I never really learned how to type from those types of programs, but by having to actually do it.

I also have this, but from the above comments, my laptop probably also will not run it.
I`ve heard it is quite fun, but a little repetitive and may suffer from a low player-base on occasion.

Despite that, this game will probably suck without the online...

I saw CB playing Doc Clock today, or maybe yesterday! He played it for 2.6 hours, so I can`t imagine it being that bad, and the forums have plenty of users that agree. Let us just hope they can pull off a competent port.

So he wasn`t able to get it on after the first attempt.

Woohoo! Goat hammer!

Wow, that cheater!

Perfect moment for that picture

What barrels could zach possibly encounter? Maybe a barrel of monkeys?

The lack of challenge is a bit disappointing...

Haha, you've got it right there shinesprite!

I like it. A little short, but it isn't a full fledged song afterall.

I posted this on the funny thread or whatever it's called... Perhaps someone noticed

Ahem! Anyway, good review.

As long as I won't have to use tank controls; that was a game ruiner for me