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I got to play this yesterday at Street Fight Club in the shithole area of LA. Talk about underground. Wow. Animation is fantastic, and it does in fact play like a Street Fighter game like you'd expect. I played as Honda and Vega. Honda's buttslam has higher range. Vega's EX Wall Dive hits on the way up. Other things I noticed: Abel was super popular. Viper was pretty good too. People started playing as Rufus near the end of the event. Overall, I can't fucking wait.

I think it's Champions Online.

Since when is Lance Hoyt Lance Rock? Lame.

Is it strange that I'm really hyped for 16x10 support over VGA moreso than other features? And that I don't even use my monitor as a 360 display?

Jesus, what a track list. This is a must-buy for me.

The 60 GB will be $99 and will come with an Xbox Live 3 month starter kit. The 120 GB is dropping to $149.

Nope, confirmed. It will be available on all 3 console digital download services.

I got invited to a Street Fighter event on the 18th in LA. Will tell you how SF4 and SF HD are coming along.

I have no idea but suddenly I can play . Youre good man! You can tell I have absolutely no time with the damn game, but boy do I enjoy it. The 86420 error, IIRC, is actually an error on Nintendo's end.

No, Yoda is definitely his own guy (so's Vader), in fact, they have unique gameplay mechanics related to the Force.

I figured out that it was the MR814v1. I updated the firmware and saw an immediate improvement in my internet speed on this computer. This, unfortunately, is a no-go. In v2 and v3, you can disable the firewall, but in v1, it's built into the wireless system and can't be disabled. Tried that. I keep getting either a 32002 error or a 32004 error. The connection test works perfectly, but I can't download the damn update. I'd prefer not to, but it's not looking like I have much alternative if I want to use this Wii Card I bought before I figured out if I could connect the Wii to the internet. If all else fails...Hammer. Or just call Nintendo. It may take a bit to reach someone but when you do, they'll help you out as much as possible. Nintendo's tech support is clueless. The asked me to forward all of the ports on my router to the Wii. That's fucking pathetic.

Sorry about the laziness; I'll update the front page tonight.

Precisely. Holly was in the MDD for 10-20 seconds or so, and then Ted Jr. turned it into a Russian Leg Sweep. It seems like the move's psychology is supposed to make them groggy, which sets them up for the Russian. God, his music is worse than a combination of the melody of Rob Conway's, and the lyrics of Jesse & Festus's.

I hated this match. I thought that pretty much everything else on the card was better. Felt insipid and forced.

Why the hate for SF2 all of a sudden? I have to say I am enjoying the beta so far, with Ryu and Ken's new options making them more fun to play, plus executing moves is far easier.

I figured out that it was the MR814v1. I updated the firmware and saw an immediate improvement in my internet speed on this computer. This, unfortunately, is a no-go. In v2 and v3, you can disable the firewall, but in v1, it's built into the wireless system and can't be disabled. Tried that. I keep getting either a 32002 error or a 32004 error. The connection test works perfectly, but I can't download the damn update. I'd prefer not to, but it's not looking like I have much alternative if I want to use this Wii Card I bought before I figured out if I could connect the Wii to the internet. My understanding is that if you cannot disable the SPI Firewall, you are completely fucked.

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Mega Man 9 announced for WiiWare: Link

In my experience, Netgear routers are terrible for Wii online, and have never worked for me. I prefer Linksys. However, new information has come to light that may hold hope for you. First, upgrade your router to the latest firmware. It looks like there are, at least, three different versions of the MR814 (denoted by MR814, MR814v2, MR814v3). There may be more than three at this point, but I think you know how to find the right version. Find out which one you have by looking at the bottom of the router itself. Then go to netgear.com and download the latest firmware if you need to. I know you said you don't know how to find out your firmware version, but I forget what the UI of the Netgear router setup looks like. Usually it's under somethnig like "Admin Settings' or something like that. If you don't have the latest firmware, update update update. Then, try disabling the router's SPI Firewall. This is apparently the thing that breaks compatibility with the Wii. You may also want to try setting up the Wii to connect via a static IP (Portforward.com will help with that), and setting your router to DMZ that Static IP. If that doesn't work, buy a Linksys.

Street Fighter HD Beta! Great netplay! Frequent crashes! Ken's insane juggles! Play me.

If you're using a wireless router, switch the channel to 1 or 11. I tried that -- turns out I was on channel 11 to start with. Neither one makes a difference. Can you provide Router make, model number, and firmware version?

It truly is a shame. SF4 will probably come out in about 4 or 5 arcades in America. I could even name some of those arcades for you, this is how it is.

I was thinking about this when I did a mission for Brucie where you have to chase down someone; I remember him slamming into a semi, and the back of it opened and barells rolled out of it at me. The semi also seemed like it was trying to run me off the road after the collision; it almost felt scripted. Anyone else do it the same way?

Damn, Bo's writing reminds me of Aeon Flux. That's a good thing.

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