it makes sense.
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Frozen Synapse for a penny: http://www.humblebundle.com/I see the potential behind the game, but dear God my brain cannot comprehend it.
Yakuza of the End (the zombies one) is getting localized as Yakuza Dead Souls, at least in Europe (?): http://www.segabits.com/?p=16929
I'll state again that I'm really looking forward to Binary Domain. What little I played of it was really polished and had really satisfying gunplay.
When Cave came to me afterwards asking if I could "remake all of the music from scratch for a 'Black Label' version", I was astounded. I had already done everything I had needed to. Once again, the schedule was tight, so, after puzzling it over, I came up with the idea of taking a postmodern deconstruction/reconstruction approach to my ideal. As a simple analogy, if you think of the White Label as the straight-A students, the bad students who mock them are the Black Label, I decided.
http://cloud.steampowered.com/ugc/595823984021794579/12C1B741ED651B015F389A7E31BE37224C3ABEFE/
'When PlayStation turns nasty: Father, 46, tracks down and throttles schoolboy, 13, in revenge attack for 'killing' him on Call Of Duty'I'd been playing the whole day and he was baiting me and baiting me and just would not shut up. He went on and on and I just lost it'Boy's mother: 'If you can’t handle losing to a child then you shouldn’t be playing games'
Well I am for once, utterly and completely outraged. It takes an awful lot to offend me but I am so sick of these hateful and violent video games destroying lives. I have already lost 2 nephews and a cousin to Mario Kart, and my daughter is close to losing her boyfriend over this Fiva 12 game or whatever it's called. Ban them! Ban them all. Lets try to get away from this awful period of time this country is in where people are committing crimes over video games, influenced by the destruction they are seeing. Lets go back to a more peaceful time in history, like the 1940's, where video games were nowhere to be seen.
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It's gotten worse - http://www.viddler.com/explore/sceablog/videos/2160/Fucking subway taunts in Uncharted 3.
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"We promised Virtua Fighter news from our inside source ... the source–the same one who confirmed to us last year Virtua Fighter 5 Final Showdown would be coming to consoles in the first place, we should add–says it’s taken this long because Sega will tie in the home release with major news next year regarding its flagship fighter....around the time of Final Showdown‘s digital release, Sega will formally unveil its next arcade hardware, along with the next Virtua Fighter presumably running on it, simply called Virtua Fighter 6 by our insider....In fact, we’re quite lucky to see Final Showdown come West at all. Our source says a retail release was originally planned, but Sega West insisted on a digital release, weary of trying to strategize a more formal launch. That may be why, despite being released to XBOX 360, another Sega fighter, Virtual On: Force, was confined to Japan, so says our tipster.If that’s not enough reason to support Final Showdown when released next Summer, this should be: Our source indicated that should VF5FS sell well, the company would consider releasing Border Break on both XBOX 360 and PS3 similarly through online distribution.Tomorrow, we’ll give you an idea of what else Sega could bring to current consoles from the Dreamcast era, as well as whether the company may go deeper into their IP vault for re-release consideration."
