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Aliens 1970?

a good reference tool are the IMDB Top 50 by decade. Just go here: http://www.imdb.com/chart/top then scroll down a bit and on the left side there are links to the different decades.

Rashomon 1981?

idon't get what's so hilarious about Kutaragi's comments on the PS3 and the XBOX360...

Edge had some very good matches with Eddie Guerrero. The Street Fight they had on an edition of Smackdown was even great. Matt Hardy also had an awesome little match against Chris Benoit during the US title tournament.

Get World Soccer Winning Eleven 8 International: http://ps2.ign.com/objects/682/682523.html Nothing else comes close to its greatness. It's available on XBOX and PS2. XBOX version has slightly better graphics and online play, but the game is meant to be played with a PS2 pad so if you don't care about online buy the PS2 version. Once you have the game you should USE the training options and read the guides at GameFAQs. That way you get over the steep learning curve. And once you know how to play it's the best sports game on the market IMO.

Ebert's review: http://rogerebert.suntimes.com/apps/pbcs.d...S/50614001/1023

as of right now the PS3 looks like the system to get, but it's WAY too early to decide anything. I own a PS2 and a Cube, although I don't know how that matters...

For a long time I couldn't wait to finally see this film. It's Katsuhiro Otomo's dream project, how can it be any less than amazing, I thought. Then it finally came out (after 10 years, mind you) and the reviews were underwhelming. Due to that I didn't watch it til now. So, how good or bad is it? The best thing about this film by far is its technology. That includes the breathtaking animation, brilliant set designs, awesome special effects and first and foremost the earth-shattering sound! If any anime film needs to be watched in 5.1 sound it is this one. The film also has a strong message about the dangers of technology and science, which isn't that creative but I still liked it. The many imaginative and creative ways steam is used in this story were fun to watch. Now, to my problems with the film. It's very unconsistent in its pace. The first half moves along quickly and interesting, but the whole second hour is basically one gigantic action sequence. It looks and sounds great, but one whole hour of non-stop action is just overkill. The characters were mostly uninteresting, with the exception of Ray and Scarlet. You never really know what Ray's dad and grandfather are really up to and what their motivations are. The plot is very straight-forward. That's not necessarily a problem, but I expected a bit more from the creator of Akira. Overall a good film, worth watching for anime fanatics and casual movie-goers alike. Yes, the plot and characters leave a bit to be desired but the film is just marvellous to look at and sounds fantastic. But don't expect another Akira.

Baraka (MK) Mitsurugi (SC) I'll second Xiaoyu since Special K didn't read the rules and I want to have her in this.

watching porn on the PSP while riding the subway or at school is where it's at.

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dead or alive 2 and 3 aren't gorefests though. Part Two is the best IMO, I loved the storyline and the eventual ending. The third one was the worst of the three, suffering from a far too low budget for that kind of Sci-Fi scenario. The story was nothing special as well.

so basically the same thing that makes 24 one of the most successful dramas on TV. Good stuff, RRR. A bit complicated and far-fetched but that's now always a bad thing. Miles better than the usual predictable and boring storylines the WWE spews out.

install this: http://www.free-codecs.com/download_soft.php?d=21&s=12

In a couple of days the world's biggest gaming expo starts again. What game(s) are you looking forward to the most? What system will dominate? What surprises could there be? In what form will the new consoles be shown? Will Duke Nukem Forever be shown? Discuss.

Sega Lineup: * Condemned: Criminal Origins (X360) * Full Auto (X360) * Gunstar Super Heroes (GBA) * NHL Eastside Hockey Manager 2005 (PC) * Phantasy Star Universe (PC, PS2) * Shadow the Hedgehog (Cube, PS2, Xbox) * Shining Force Neo (PS2) * Spartan: Total Warrior (Cube, PS2, Xbox) * Virtua Tennis: World Tour (PSP) (YAY!) * Worldwide Soccer Manager 2006 (PC) Soul Calibur 3 Screens: http://media.ps2.ign.com/media/736/736896/imgs_1.html Tales of Legendia Screens: http://media.ps2.ign.com/media/718/718856/imgs_1.html

Preview for Full Auto from Sega for XBOX360: http://www.gamespot.com/x360/action/fullau...ew_6124213.html all the other X360 stuff will probably be in the other thread already. Perfect Dark Zero as one of the launch games for X360 makes me pitch a tent.

MORE LINEUPS~! Hip Games: * Call of Cthulhu: Destiny's End (platforms TBA) * Fear Factor: Unleashed (platforms TBA) * George A. Romero presents City of the Dead (PC, PS2, Xbox) * Ghost Wars (PC) * Jackie Chan Adventures (PS2) * Playboy the Mansion: Private Party (PC) * Rugby Challenge 2006 (platforms TBA) Activision: * Call of Duty 2 (PC, Xbox 360) * Call of Duty 2: Big Red One (Xbox, Cube, PS2) * Fantastic 4 (Xbox, Cube, PC, PS2, GBA,) * The Movies (Xbox, Cube, PC, PS2) * QUAKE 4 (PC, Xbox 360) * Shrek SuperSlam (PS2, GC) * Tony Hawk's American Wasteland (DS, Cube, PS2, Xbox) * Ultimate Spider-Man (Xbox, Cube, PS2) Some Mortal Kombat: Shaolin Monks stuff: http://ps2.ign.com/articles/613/613234p1.html

Dave Perry talks Matrix - Path of Neo: http://media.xbox.ign.com/media/729/729644/vids_1.html (don't care about Matrix games anymore) Burnout Revenge Shots: http://media.xbox.ign.com/media/708/708572/imgs_1.html (this will rock...again) Phantasy Star Universe Trailer: http://media.ps2.ign.com/media/683/683215/vids_1.html (looks interesting) Beat Down Interview: http://media.ps2.ign.com/media/728/728332/vids_1.html (also interesting) X-Men Legends 2 Vids: http://media.cube.ign.com/media/709/709562/vids_1.html (not my thing) and Revolution stuff: Square Enix Talks Revolution A recent interview with Square Enix president Youichi Wada at Japanese site Impress Game Watch suggests good things both for Nintendo's networking plans and the next generation Revolution system. In response to Nintendo president Satoru Iwata's recent comments on the company's upcoming networking plans (Wada's comments seem to have been made prior to Nintendo's official announcement regarding its DS WiFi service), Wada offers up praise for the ideas featured in the plan, and even suggests that Nintendo could bring new users to the Online gaming world. One area that Wada seems to be impressed with is a particularly controversial side of Nintendo's Online plan. In his comments posted at Impress Game Watch yesterday, Iwata states that Nintendo is going through with the idea of letting players connect only to players whom they've met in real life. While it's unclear how strict Nintendo plans to be with this idea (Animal Crossing DS is reported to allow for play amongst strangers), Wada applauds the move in his comments today, stating "It gives the image of taking the real world seamlessly into the virtual world." This new structure could lead to a number of changes in the current network gaming system, with Wada suggesting "the means of building a community will be completely different, and support and services will also change." The stance Square Enix takes on the new networking plan in relation to Revolution is the most intriguing. "What increased our interest further," states Wada regarding the networking plan, "is that the next step is already being prepared for Revolution." Nintendo's networking plan is, according to Wada, "not just a portable, not just a console -- it's exactly what we wanted in that it's the birth of a completely new platform." Wada finishes off on the note of support from Square Enix: "From here on, we'll have to challenge ourselves with content in response to what Nintendo offers. We would like to give strong support." With these comments, Wada seems to be committing Square Enix to support of Nintendo's new networking plan, and this will almost certainly take early form on the DS. The mention of Revolution's role in the company's decision process suggests that future support for the console is a possibility as well. Revolution at E3 2005 The rumor that Nintendo will not reveal the successor to the GameCube, codenamed Revolution, at E3 2005 has been circulating for some time now, putting the gaming public in a tizzy over the looming disappointment. Here's the real deal: Nintendo sources have confirmed Revolution's presence at the show. The company may decide to reveal the system's official name, technical specs and even the system itself. The controller, however, will probably not be shown. It may not be the system "launch pad" gamers hoped for, but to count the Revolution as a no-show is inaccurate. Taking into account Nintendo's E3 lineup and other information, the company will focus on the handheld market this year. Specifically, Nintendo will focus on its new online service for the Nintendo DS and perhaps deliver first details on the new Game Boy Advance. Not the genuine successor to the GBA, but an improved version of the current model boasting new features such as built-in wireless networking. It may also include the Play-Yan adapter, enabling gamers to download games, audio and videos. And of course, Nintendo will spill a ton of information on its new, free online service, since it's actually set to debut later this year. On the console front, Nintendo will provide a playable version of The Legend of Zelda for GameCube, along with playable versions of Fire Emblem, Advance Wars and Geist. Gamers can also expect to see the new Mario Baseball title. As for the Nintendo Revolution, expect certain details plus a video presentation showing a number of next-gen games. What makes the system unique may be revealed to some degree, but considering the supposed mid-2006 ship date, it plain doesn't make sense for Nintendo to reveal all, or even most, of its secrets. Of course, it just wouldn't be E3 without a few surprises.

The game I want so see most is Legend of Zelda, of course. Other than that I hope Konami shows PES5, but I don't think they will. The PS2 will dominate yet again, but I think that XBOX360 will make quite a splash. The big 'surprise' will probably be Diablo 3, which I don't care for AT ALL. I'd love it if a new Perfect Dark would be revealed now that RARE is done with Conker. Duke Nukem Forever will still be on some rlelease lists.

Square-Enix Lineup: * Dirge of Cerberus Final Fantasy VII (PS2) * Dragon Quest VIII: Journey of the Cursed King (PS2) * Final Fantasy XII (PS2) * Fullmetal Alchemist 2: Curse of the Crimson Elixir (PS2) * Kingdom Hearts II (PS2) * Radiata Stories (PS2) * Romancing SaGa (PS2) * Final Fantasy XI: Chains of Promathia (PS2, PC) * Front Mission Online (PS2, PC) * Final Fantasy II (Mobile) * Before Crisis - Final Fantasy VII (Mobile) * Final Fantasy VII Snowboarding (Mobile) * Font Missions 2089 (Mobile) * Hexcite Fusion (Mobile) * Musashi Mobile Samurai (Mobile) * Final Fantasy VII Advent Children (DVD) Agetec Lineup: # Armored Core: Formula Front (PSP) # Armored Core: Nine Breaker (PS2) # PoPoLoCrois (PSP) # RPG Maker 3 (PS2) # Wild ARMs: Alter Code F (PS2) Eidos Linup: * Lara Croft Tomb Raider: Legend (PC, PS2, Xbox) * Hitman: Blood Money (PC, PS2, Xbox) * 25 To Life (PC, PS2, Xbox) * Commandos Strike Force (PC, PS2, Xbox) Ubisoft Lineup: * AND 1 Streetball (PS2) * Far Cry Instincts (Xbox) * Heroes of Might & Magic V (PC) * 187 Ride or Die (PS2, Xbox) * Peter Jackson's King Kong (PS2, Xbox, Next-gen) * Prince of Persia 3 (PS2, Xbox) * Blazing Angels: Squadrons of WWII (working title) (Xbox) * Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon 3 (working title) (Next-gen) * Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Lockdown (PS2, Xbox) * America's Army: Rise of a Soldier (PS2, Xbox) * Brothers in Arms Road to Hill 30: New Chapter (working title) (PC, Xbox) * Myst V: End of Ages (PC)

Vivendi Lineup: * 50 Cent: Bulletproof (PS2, PSP, Xbox) * Crash Tag Team Racing (Cube, DS, PS2, PSP, Xbox) * F.E.A.R. (PC) * The Incredible Hulk: Ultimate Destruction (Cube, PS2, Xbox) * Scarface: The World is Yours (PC, PS2, Xbox, next-gen) * StarCraft: Ghost (Cube) * World of Warcraft (PC) Namco Lineup: * Atomic Betty (GBA) * The Berenstain Bears and the Spooky Old Tree (GBA) * Bounty Hounds (working title) (PSP) * Dead To Rights: Reckoning (PSP) * Gumby vs. The Astrobots (GBA) * HELLGATE: LONDON (PC) * Hello Kitty Roller Rescue (Cube) * Mage Knight Apocalypse (PC) * MotoGP4 (PS2) * Namco Museum 50th Anniversary (Cube, PS2, Xbox) * Namco Museum Battle Collection (PSP) * Pac-Man World 3 (Cube, PC, PS2, PSP, Xbox) * Pac N' Roll (DS) * Payout Poker and Casino (PC, PS2, PSP, Xbox) * Real Time Conflict: Shogun Empires (DS) * Rebelstar Tactical Command (GBA) * Sigma Star Saga (GBA) * Sniper Elite (PC, PS2, Xbox) * SOULCALIBUR III (PS2) * Tales of Legendia (PS2) * Urban Reign (PS2) * We Love Katamari (PS2) Majesco Lineup: * A Boy and His Blob (DS) * Advent Rising (PC, Xbox) * Advent Shadow (PSP) * Aeon Flux (PS2, Xbox) * ATV Quad Frenzy (DS) * Black & White Creatures (DS, PSP) * Bust-A-Move DS (DS) * The Darkness (next-gen) * Demonik (next-gen) * Golden Nugget Casino DS (DS) * Guilty Gear Judgment (PSP) * Guilty Gear Dust Strikers (DS) * Infected (PSP) * Jaws Unleashed (PS2, Xbox) * Nanostray (DS) * Psychonauts (PS2) * Taxi Driver (platforms TBA) * Texas Hold 'Em Poker DS (DS) THQ Lineup: * Company of Heroes (PC) * Titan Quest (PC) * Warhammer 40,000® Dawn of WarTM - Winter Assault (PC) * STALKER: Shadow of Chernobyl (PC) * Full Spectrum Warrior: Ten Hammers (Xbox, PC, PS2) * MotoGP 3 (PC, Xbox) * Juiced (Xbox, PS2, PC) * Tak: The Great Juju Challenge (Cube, GBA, DS, PS2, Xbox) * Destroy All Humans! (PS2, Xbox) * SpongeBob SquarePants: Lights, Camera, PANTS! (Cube, PC, PS2, Xbox) * The Incredibles: Rise of the Underminer (Cube, DS, PS2, GBA, PC, Xbox) EA Lineup: * Batman Begins (Cube, GBA, PS2, Xbox) * Battlefield 2 (PC) * Battlefield 2: Modern Combat (PS2, Xbox) * BLACK (PS2, Xbox) * Burnout Legends (PSP) * Burnout Revenge (PS2, Xbox) * GoldenEye: Rogue Agent (DS) * Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (Cube, DS, GBA, PC, PS2, PSP, Xbox) * James Bond 007: From Russia With Love (Cube, PS2, Xbox) * Madden NFL 06 (Cube, DS, PC, PS2, PSP, Xbox) * Marvel Nemesis: Rise of the Imperfects (Cube, DS, PS2, PSP, Xbox) * Medal of Honor European Assault (Cube, PS2, Xbox) * NASCAR 06 (PS2, Xbox) * NCAA Football 06 (PS2, Xbox) * Need for Speed Most Wanted (Cube, DS, GBA, PC, PS2, PSP, Xbox) * The Godfather (PC, PS2, PSP, Xbox, Next-gen) * The Sims 2 (Cube, DS, GBA, PS2, PSP, Xbox) * The Sims 2 Nightlife (PC)

You don't have to worry about that. It was a big success way before it was released in the US. Its production budget was ~$20 million and it has already made ~$80 million worldwide, not counting US box office and the many countries it hasn't been released yet.

8 Man Tag Los Guerreros/MNM vs Rey Mysterio/Psychosis/Juventud Guerrera/Paul London or Super Crazy