We can embed Youtube clips directly into posts now?

Ohhhhhhh nothing good is going to come of this...

No idea outside of;

a) buying PC MGS and ripping it out of that directly

b) hooking up your console version to a PC and ripping it that way

c) finding it on some MGS fansite

Luriden wrote:I usually go to GameFAQs for reviews and read several of the user reviews. I'll read the positive ones, then the negative ones, and try to gain some knowledge off of that.

I do that and read Eurogamers reviews too.

IGN / Gamespot / 1up reviews usually arent worth the pixels theyre printed on.

Egotistical EvilN wrote:You have to disable automatic updates, windows firewall, windows firewall/antivirus notification

Why do you have to do that?

A bunch of high quality MGS2 wavs for you to put on your phone.

Its pretty easy to convert those into MP3 or Realtones if you need to.

The Legend Of Zelda 'found item' da-da-da-DAH is a pretty good message alert too.

My current ringtone is THIS - nice and subdued.

*waiting for world of starcraft* *doesnt care if it was just an april fools joke 2 years ago* Given most people think WarCraft 3 was only released to get WarCraft back in peoples minds and flesh out the mythos and environments for use in WoW, I'd say it would be a pretty logical extrapolation to se...

thank you, thank you, I'm here all week and am also available for weddings and barmitzvahs.

anything older than the GBA versions you cant 'carry forward' to the new ones - which I suspect is mostly the reason they released fire red / leaf green for GBA.

Of course, if you want any of the pokeymans I listed in first post, just post, I don't want anything good for any of them.

I use the MGS codec noise as my message alert. Its leet.

Is that going to help? It takes a few hours to get past the first gym IIRC and I dont think you can use WFC or the pal-pak (or wtf its called) before that...?


(going online now)

I'll put my DS online at about 10pm tonight, thats in ~1 and 1/2 hours from the time of this post.

When I finish the game and can bring over pokeymans from the old games, I have a fuck-ton and can take requests.

No, the D Pads fine. If I had any games that required analogue controls (I dont) then it would be more of an issue. Battery life is bad, but... yeah. You can buy third party batteries that are better, but the UMD drive itself is a design flaw. Use a custom firmware and rip your games to boot off mem...

The PSPs great.
I don't have any problems playing games on it and wishing thy were on a bigger screen, the only real things wrong with it is the shitty analogue nub and the crap battery life.

Plus you can play Sid Meiers Pirates on it.

I do have way more / better games on my DS however.

The sad thing is, when this sells like shit Namco are gonna sit around and act all surprised about it.


Idiots.

I've never played the Tales games so I have no idea what "plays like the Tales of ... games" means. Fixed. Anyway so far it's been pressing square to hit stuff, pressing square fast to combo-hit stuff, jumping and pressing square to jump and hit stuff, holding square to block stuff, and r...

Since this forum cares about sales figures now apparently; April NPD Sales (USA Sales) Nintendo DS 471k Wii 360k PlayStation 2 194k PlayStation Portable 183k Xbox 360 174k Game Boy Advance 84k PlayStation 3 82k GameCube 13k for added lol, I'll reiterate: Game Boy Advance 84k PlayStation 3 82k

The beta wouldn't help as every bastard is gonna be downloading it. :lol: It actually should, the 360 uses P2P for downloads as well as for online play. Whenever you're signed in to a single player game / game that you're not currently playing online, you're uploading stuff from your HDD to other 3...

The beta wouldn't help as every bastard is gonna be downloading it. :lol: It actually should, the 360 uses P2P for downloads as well as for online play. Whenever you're signed in to a single player game / game that you're not currently playing online, you're uploading stuff from your HDD to other 3...

I couldn't really recommend the 'Elite' to anyone who doesn't plan on downloading lots and lots of video from the marketplace.