With the release of Ninja Gaiden Sigma on PS3, this is a major coup by MS to make NG2 an exclusive. And given that it's being published by Microsoft Studios, it's not a "timed exclusive" either.
Project Manhunt has a warning: '...remember downloading this game is only going to slimming [sic] the already slim chance of Manhunt 3 ever happening,' they tell fans." Does this mean if we all get pirated copies of Windows, MS will stop making it?
From TFA:
Absent the creators' own ability, interest, or resolve to defend the artistic merits of their creation, that task is now left to the critic. Sony did something stupid - include a landmark owned by a church in a videogame of theirs without getting prior permission. If this church was to be included in a movie, you know that the studio would have to get permission, etc. So, Sony apologized for their stupidity, and moved on. This blogger has the "Al Sharpton" syndrome - take up a cause that very few people care about and act like it's the most important thing in the world. Good job.
Back in the first series they did a prank with Virgin Blue booking e-tickets under the names 'Terry Wrist' and 'Al Kyder' With such witty humor, it's surprising that nobody has ever heard of them before. I mean.. puns... Wow.
This time, we were very lucky and very fortunate that people were accepting and positive about the introduction of the Wii Balance Board.. Wow. This was ridiculed by the Western gaming press. Perhaps Nintendo should avoid a "Return to Denial."
Here's the important info, from the actual report: Here (PDF)
You'll note, from this article:
Caution should be used, however, where the information refers only to
employees or only to urban areas. For some years in certain countries, the sectoral
information relates only to urban areas, so that little or no agricultural work is recorded. Also, there is no data culled for the vast majority of African nations, where the sector of choice would be agriculture. So, to sum it up - your blog about the rise of services vs. agriculture could only be considered partially correct, at best.
The government is merely trying to regulate smugness emissions. While it's fine for Californians to walk around smelling their own farts, it'd be chaos if the entire nation came under a smug cloud that would rival the one produced by George Clooney's acceptance speech at the Oscars.
I was actually disappointed that it took 20 minutes from posting of the story for someone to complain about Bush. Libdotters are normally on the ball with this.
Some industry analysts are also reporting that the Wii has overtaken the XBOX 360 to now become the worlds market leader across console and handheld fields. Some industry analysts are morons then. According to vgchartz.com, the DS has sold 48.99M worldwide, compared to 10.91M for the Wii (10.67M for 360). However, the current market leader is the PS2, with 117.89 million shipped as of March 31, 2007 (according to wikipedia).
You must not have tried very hard. I bought Bioshock and Blue Dragon within the past week and a half - and both times saw dozens of copies at the stores.
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Since at least November of 2006, the 360 has been selling for a profit. Try reading.
With the release of Ninja Gaiden Sigma on PS3, this is a major coup by MS to make NG2 an exclusive. And given that it's being published by Microsoft Studios, it's not a "timed exclusive" either.
Wow. Read the *Summary*, even. This is in Australia, not the United States where that law was enacted.
Read TFA. See who posted the summary. The guy essentially fabricated a story out of nowhere. Tailor-made slashvertising... Nice.
Where's Paul Atredies when you need him?
But just imagine how awesome nethack will look!
My previous comment stands.
Sounds like a "Nobody would ever need more than 64k" kind of situation to me.
Sorry, I forgot that speaking against Nintendo now equals mod-Troll on /.
You'll note, from this article:
Caution should be used, however, where the information refers only to employees or only to urban areas. For some years in certain countries, the sectoral information relates only to urban areas, so that little or no agricultural work is recorded. Also, there is no data culled for the vast majority of African nations, where the sector of choice would be agriculture. So, to sum it up - your blog about the rise of services vs. agriculture could only be considered partially correct, at best.The government is merely trying to regulate smugness emissions. While it's fine for Californians to walk around smelling their own farts, it'd be chaos if the entire nation came under a smug cloud that would rival the one produced by George Clooney's acceptance speech at the Oscars.
Please tell me that you were wearing a top hat and a monocle when you wrote this post.
I was actually disappointed that it took 20 minutes from posting of the story for someone to complain about Bush. Libdotters are normally on the ball with this.
Here's something a little more recent: From Nov 2006
You clearly need to work on your Google skills.
Wait for the next quarter's report when they'll have to disclose it. SEC rules are fun.
I believe the word you're looking for is Truthiness (copyright Stephen Colbert).
You must not have tried very hard. I bought Bioshock and Blue Dragon within the past week and a half - and both times saw dozens of copies at the stores.
I saw you on South Park the other night, Aging Hippie Liberal Douche!