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I needs you’r help

Michael — Wed, 03 Feb 2010 23:37:00 +0000

so I am thinking about doing daily post’s on this here blog but I don’t know what I would post about… So anybody have any ideas
Oh by the way the pic in this post is a test
Edit 1 yup I got it working now

Facebook sucks

Michael — Tue, 02 Feb 2010 17:49:09 +0000

So ya my day has been so great and by that I mean what the fuck facebook my account has been disabled
So I am not to happy right now…

The plan!

Michael — Sat, 30 Jan 2010 21:59:38 +0000

Hello I know not alot of people read my blog or the forum but I do plan on doing a review of mass effect 2 soon and maybe army of two the 40th day,
But I think I will post more on my blog soon,
But as of right now I do not have all the that much shit to post about

BlazBlue and Guilty Gear….

Michael — Thu, 05 Mar 2009 20:09:32 +0000

As we all know i like Guilty Gear ALOT so here goes

Arc System Works, the folks behind popular 2D fighting franchise Guilty Gear, are planning on bringing their high-def 2D fighter, BlazBlue, to the Xbox 360 and PS3 IGN reports. Currently only available in Japanese arcades, the title is being ported to home consoles in the region, with release aimed at this summer.

Notable additions to the console port include a story mode, with individual stories for each character available. This story mode will offer branching storylines based on the battles you win, as well as the choices you make while playing. Director Toshimichi Mori says the story mode easily offers 30 hours of gameplay.

On top of that, gamers can look forward to online support for battling folks around the globe, as well as DLC, which Arc has planned, yet no specific items were mentioned. The console version of the game will also provide all characters with Astral Heat special moves, which were only given to a select few boss characters in the arcade version of the game.

Iphone will kill the PSP

Michael — Fri, 27 Feb 2009 23:19:01 +0000

Another one boards the Iphone-greater-than-PSP wagon. This time it’s Game Brief analyst Nicholas Lovell, who says that the Apple device will be the “final nail in the PSP’s coffin,” having three times more games than the DS, and five times more than the PSP.

The iPod Touch is rapidly becoming the portable media player of choice amongst a younger audience, exactly the place that Sony wanted to be with the PSP.

[The iPod Touch] is an easy-to-use device that offers consumers their music , podcasts, short-form video and accessible games on the move and in my opinion, will be the final nail in the PSP’s coffin.

While he says that it’s the games that make the platform, he argues that the iPhone is changing the name of the game. It’s no longer “the content per se” that matters, “but the ease of getting it that makes a difference,” talking about the vending machine ease of the AppStore. If that’s the case, then let’s hope David Perry was right and Sony is going digital.

Let’s also not forget that Sony promised to reinvigorate the PSP this year. It’s still early in the year and we’ve yet to see them make good on the promise. And as wonderful as the iPhone is, I doubt it’s going to kill the PSP. After all, it’s still a phone at heart, and ease of acquiring games just can’t substitute for the power and the game library of the PSP

I want an Ipod Touch now………

Michael — Mon, 26 Jan 2009 06:34:43 +0000

I was just on the gamefaqs forum and saw this.

Record companies cannot collect restitution for every time a song has been illegally downloaded, a US District judge has decided. Judge James P. Jones gave his opinion on United States of America v. Dove, a criminal copyright case, ruling that each illegal download does not necessarily equate to a lost sale, and that the companies affected by P2P piracy cannot make their restitution claims based on this assumption.”.

Bottom Line: each illegal download does not necessarily equal a lost sale Interpretation: piracy is not necessarily to blame on dismal PSP game sales

So What do you guys think of this