That Wheelman demo ain't too bad. Shootin' at bad guys while power sliding and crashing through police cars with cops flying through the windshield in my busted up Holden... I mean Pontiac G8.
Too bad the graphics are painful to look at.
Vin Diesel is still dreamy though.
It looks like I have a daily specific length to attempt to report.
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Yeah, i kind of sort of liked it too. But the fake Spanish woman's voice is just terrible. And why did she yell "Come here! Come here! Come here!" when she jumps into your car?
So I won't be getting this game, if they had kept it like the SvR series I probably would have, at least when it became available cheaper. I see this being a sales disaster, with all the nostalgia, I don't know how they have managed that. 
SvR just with legends would have sold, with the game like it is, I just can't see it pleasing the public. Hopefully this is not the direction SvR goes, don't get me wrong it needs improving, just not like this ( Legends of Wrestlemania ).
I agree that it seems like a bad move. It makes very little sense really. All the current wrestling gamers would have still bought this, but by attempting to over simplify it the only people who will have a passing interest will be people like myself, who quit watching after the steroid scandal WWF split. And even then I still don't care. I, playing as Hulk, body slammed Andre the Giant in the demo. I'm done.The simplistic controls of Legends of Wrestlemania, are what makes me not want to buy the game funnily enough. I believe this is because I am so used to the Smackdown vs Raw controls, that I just can't pick up and play as you say, as I keep pressing the wrong buttons.
The simplistic controls of Legends of Wrestlemania, are what makes me not want to buy the game funnily enough. I believe this is because I am so used to the Smackdown vs Raw controls, that I just can't pick up and play as you say, as I keep pressing the wrong buttons.
That's Justin McElroy for you. I really don't like the site redesign. When they had the fanboy sites as sister sites, and not just portals, individual writers wrote for individual systems, so you had people who spent a lot of time focused on one system writing about it. Andrew Yoon was the PSfanboy lead and he wouldn't purposely throw out troll bait on his PS3 stories. If mentioning total sales, he could honestly say that 20+ million in two years was a very good achievement.
Yeah, Peter Moore is far from an objective source. I highly doubt he will say anything to make his career at Microsoft appear to not be some crowning achievement. Then his move to EA Sports makes me question if he has any professional ethics.
What do you mean?
I didn't, but it is the same thing I put under About Me on my PS3 profile info. So, maybe you and Famine left yours' blank?
And I know for a fact that "0" is about to be a "1" very soon, as you'll be adding this to your trophy case in short order:
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Hearts? I need to put the game back in, but since getting 100% I have been lost in the cities of Rapture and Paradise. To be honest, it has been a pretty sweet vacation.I'm still depending on other people to get my LBP Platinum
Did you do that correctly? All I see is a red X, but when I put your PSN ID into the code for mine I get this:You and me both, Famine.
Looks like I'm still in need of playing more...
Target receives new PS3 SKU to release after GDC
by Andrew Yoon { Mar 17th 2009 at 12:56PM }
According to a reader tip, Target stores are receiving a brand new PS3 SKU. The DPCI item number for the new product is 207-23-0009 and it will be available on March 29, a few days after the end of Game Developer's Conference.
The new SKU, confirmed by our tipster's photo, bundles the now-standard 80 GB console and two Greatest Hits games: MotorStorm and Resistance: Fall of Man. Those that have managed to keep track of the various SKUs will find this package awfully similar to a bundle launched in Europe in 2007. Heck, all it does is add Resistance to the now-defunct MotorStorm bundle.
Unfortunately, our tipster says this new bundle doesn't come with a price drop. The SKU will retail for $399, the same price as the current low-end PS3. Yes, the addition of two free games makes it a better value, but this bundle can't replace the "price drop" analysts have been predicting (and publishers have been begging for). Either this is a Target-specific bundle, or this will be one of the most unexciting PS3 announcements to date.
David Hayter founds Dark Hero Studios
by Justin McElroy { Mar 16th 2009 at 5:15PM }
We're pretty easy to win over. Do one video game voice that we really love (say Solid Snake, for instance) and we're willing to support you in pretty much anything you do after that. Heck, we'll even forgive the fact that you wrote that line about what happens to toads when they get struck by lightning. So it's with no small amount of jubilation that we announce that David Hayter, voice of the aforementioned Metal Gear lead, has co-founded Dark Hero Studios, which will focus on "film, TV, Internet and vidgame projects in the action, sci-fi and horror genres."
We're such big fans of Hayter, we're gonna give Dark Hero's first project, film/graphic novel/video game Demonology a B+ and call it "a non-stop thrill ride from start to explosive finish."
I'm not sure what I grabbed. It wasn't even showing up for me after I left and came back in. Should be fixed now.
Neither could I.
