It's divinely comedic, to say the least. Can't wait for the game.
At the start of the race, press the triangle button on your G25 (where the gearbox is). And as to the button mapping, use the setting for the DFP when mapping it and you can set the buttons however you want it.
You might want to look here: http://boardsus.playstation...
And any Mac from macbooks to iMacs are also Windows machine. I dual boot my macbook pro with Leopard and Windows XP so I can run Windows Games on the machine when I want to. Then you have something like AutoCAD which is a Windows only program that you can also run on a mac.
I wouldn't say that the racing genre is dying but that like everything nowadys, it has branched out into sub-genre. Which is why Split/Second will not attract those who are interested in the upcoming NFS:Shift or GT5. This game most definitely will reach the more casual gamers like what Critereon has done with the Burnout series which is going to be this game's biggest competiton. So in the end what we have is a pure racing arcade/simulation genre which would include NFS:Shift, GT5, Forza ...
It' funny up here in Canada (where the 360 outnumbers the PS3), the PS3 version of SFIV is the one everyone's buying. Because I didn't pre-order, I had to go and hunt for a copy. There're tonnes of the 360 version everywhere but the PS3's sold out in almost every store I went to except for this one Walmart store (and it was the last copy). And on top of that, the game works great on the PSN, with over 2 million players already worldwide. And the graphics on my Sharp Aquos is phenomenal- th...
My advice is to go here: http://d.hatena.ne.jp/yoda-...
This is where the article got their screenshots of PS3 and the 360 version. You'll see some weird red edges around the PS3 version which also appears ont he 360 version. For once, the PS3 version has better contrast. In the end they are the same (not practically but just the same).
Even form the four sets of image shown on the original site, it would be hard pressed for anyone to see the difference. This is perhaps the biggest non-news for this week.
The fact that Media Molecules (LPS dev) is a english (brits) company helps since Edge is also known to favour local (Edge is based in England) companies- how provincial!
Edge has been prove to give lower score to PS3 exclusive. Based on Metacritic score, Killzone is sitting at 92- Universal Acclaim (average of 49 reviews) while The House of the Dead: Overkill is at 79- Generall Favorable Review based on 17 reviews. If one review makes a game then GG should be skipping home with a handful of magazines that has given them scores above THotD:Overkill.
Next time let's compare KZ2 demo to a bowl of soup. A blow job or the KZ2 demo. A trip to the moon or the Killzone 2 demo. Disneyland to Killzone 2 demo. Titties or Killzone 2 demo. Porno or Killzone 2 demo. A strap-on or Kiiizone 2 demo. Sushi or Killzone 2 demo. Would you prefer love or the Killzone 2 demo. Killzone 2 demo instead of your family. A girlfriend instead of the Killzone 2 demo. Killzone 2 demo over God. A puppy instead of the Killzone 2 demo. A Pony? A Million dol...
Eventhough I've had it since the release date and played the game pretty much everyday but I wouldn't call this a driving game. The best arcade driving/crashing game perhaps but solely a driving game- there are better ones out there- Midnight Club:LA comes to mind (which unlike BP does not encourage crashing but driving).
The same question can be asked from the 360 sales. Considering the high amount of RROD units, does MS take that into account when presenting the total number of 360 sold.
It's a pretty badly written review of a demo. And to ask at the end of the atricle if a demo would be a system seller- come on. I don't know why people can't accept the fact that there is no co-op in KZ2. Besides co-op is very GAY! The only people I know that constantly co-oping are my gay friends. There must be a lot of gamers that are gays- must be.
What I really wany is KZ2 and Feb 27 can't come fast enough. My intel Mac runs Windows (Bootcamp) but I still can't get myself to Steam to get L4D. I guess it's not that importanto.
Actually COD4 was given the same score form IGN, a 9.4.
Gran Turismo 5 prologue sold almost 3 million copies (inc PSN download) world wide. That's hardly a footnote, Mr. Scaizo. Of course, this is the same guy who wrote 2008: The Year of the Xbox 360... and Why 2009 Will Be Too.
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Prologue actually was first released in Japan on December 13th, 2007, almost 5 months after Forza 2 (Release date: May 29, 2007 in NA, and the next week to EU countries), and seen its wider release to EU (March 28th, 2008) and NA (April 15th, 2008).
At the time of Prologue's release there were less than 12 million PS3 userbase worlwide. At the time of Forza 2 release there were almost 10 million 360 userbase worldwide. Currently, the 360 userbase in over 30 milli...