AndrewTS

How was the "OMGHAWT!!!~" lesbian sex scene that Boll gushed over? Apparently not that interesting. Not that I'm surprised, since he managed to give Alone in the Dark the funniest sex scene around outside of Team America. Oh, and for the record this movie was in theaters, but in extremely limited distribution. Like, nowhere within 100 miles of me limited, and I'm fairly close to Pittsburgh and the West Virginia border. I intend to see this, but not until I get a free rental coupon; I don't pay for Uwe Boll films out of principle.

Well since X3 had the second highest opening say EVER (After Revenge Of The Sith) then I guess that the mentality they have is fine. And I quite liked The Punisher. Very underrated and one of the better Marvel movies. Read bob barron's post. X3 will be lucky to make back it 210 million dollar budget. Hulk had the same problem. Once word got out that the movie blew, it finished at 120 million, which is exactly how much it cost to make the movie in the first place. This is not good news in the least. X3 is 4th, not 2nd highest. $210 million budget?! X1 was $75m and X2 was $110m. Fox's faith in Ratner over Singer is rather disturbing. I guess all those explosions don't come cheap, though.

I missed SD, but I'm curious about McCool's new gimmick. Pixplz. How blatant of a Hancock knockoff is it? However, why SD, considering she was the only Diva Search winner/loser to demonstrate a lick of ability out of the gate?

I never knew of dvdcompare.net. Thanks for the indirect link hookup. I've only seen the theatrical blade runner, which was an old VHS tape. On that site, they noted: 4) "Final Cut". Should be the "definitive Director's Cut" by Scott, and will be released in 2007. Maybe I could wait, but I worry it will be "Lucased." I'm not sure even the original director should tamper with a quality film 2 decades afterwards, especially when the original was unquestionably released during that director's best years. Sure, they have every right to, but the results typically aren't that great. DCs of Blade Runner are available everywhere, though.

Might have been Shamrock, cause I believe both Owen and Mabel were a part of it. It was a triple threat match between Ken Shamrock, Owen Hart, and Triple H a week or two after Shamrock won the tournament. Wasn't it called the "King of Kings" match...?

You must use a PS1 memory card. You can *store* PS1 saves on a PS2 memory card, but you can't use the data on there. I think it has something to do with the way it is formatted, but just remember you must save PS1 games on PS1 cards to work, and PS2 games must be saved on PS2 cards. PS3 will not accept either, so any PS2/1 game saves must be saved to the HD or memory sticks, or there may eventually be an external method of transferring saves on existing memory cards.

Never confirmed, but at that time JS was rumored to be in everything.

Hey..I *liked* Mystery of the Batwoman...a little bit. Me too, but it was never intended to have much dramatic weight to it. Liked the music, definitely. However, set beside Mask of the Phantasm and Subzero it really does fall quite short even as far as action scenes. Any allegations that Tara Strong "ruined" Mercy has to do more with the writing than her, though. "The once cold Brainiac is now expressing his emotions like Data in Star Trek, Lex is flailing his arms around like a six year old and Mercy is now a blonde who giggles like Marilyn Monroe." "Jimmy Olson...is oogling the hundreds of images he took of Mercy Graves." Definitely sounds like the writing and direction to me. Did somebody get a concussion and mix up Mercy with Harley?

Yeah, but I'll take a game that references Ed Wood and Hitchhiker's over generic mercs blowing crap up (not that the commercial for that one wasn't fun). Most of DAH's faults are the typical ones you run into with the sandbox genre--repetitive missions, discovery is often as good as mission-ending (but there's no simple way to just abort the mission and retry if you're still alive), occasionally clunky controls. Did Mercs give you a flying saucer equipped with a death ray? I don't think so. Plus, near the end the difficulty really ramps up to annoying levels, as the military has things set up to launch missiles at your saucer, and you're fighting guys in friggin' exosuits. WTF Pandemic, it's the damn 50's! It was actually a different development team that did Mercanaries than DAH, though. However, hopefully they improve on some of the problems in the sequel.

Homebrewers could distribute games through the virtual console.

He really wasn't on it that long. Out of 14 seasons, he was only a part of 5. The first 2 being the "Orignal" MMPR. And the last being only 2 seasons ago. He came back after a long absence (which no one else has done), which I guess made it seem like he was on for a long time, but he wasn't. Well, at least it isn't gay porn. - http://dumbbaby.net/a/058.shtml

It amazes me that Jason David Frank (Green Ranger, White Ranger/I think another one or two more) was on that show for like ten damn years in its various incarnations. Oh, and on a similar note--what happens when Japan gets ahold of Spiderman... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0w3LTEJZ2ig

*agrees with all of the above....okay, except for Orton.*

Long-ass goofy sounding latino name - stolen from Married with Children's Miranda Veracruz de la Jolla Cardenal.

Well, I did some more digging: http://www.joystiq.com/2006/05/15/the-enga...s-perrin-kaplan So there you go. TWIIlight Princess adds Wiimote functionality, but if you feel safer with the GC/classic controller, you're welcome to use that. I suspect the "classic" controller is basically just a reconfigured GC controller, then.

I'm with you there, and *nobody* seems to have the answer. If the Wii version only *adds* features, not replacing them, logically you would have a choice, especially because some people may opt for the widescreen but may not be ready to adjust to the wiimote for standard gameplay. If the answer is yes, the choice is easy. If the answer is no, you'd probably have to have some hands-on time with the game to know for sure.

Yes, as I mentioned previously. Answered already by later posters, but yeah. Wolvie also has heightened senses, such as hearing and smell. Also, I think currently the bone claws can and should be considered as part of Wolvie's base mutant abilities. X-23 (created from Wolvie's DNA in an attempt to reproduce the Weapon X project) also had claws made of bone, which were later treated with adamantium.

The PS3 thread was really getting off topic, so instead of posting the full article here, bumping this one. Info from the new EGM from a gamespot poster: http://www.gamespot.com/pages/unions/read_...84&union_id=181

Beast wasted all of them on Magneto. There were dozens of cure guns with probably around 6 shots in each. ArcLight just broke the guns apart, and didn't obliterate the cure vials. They could have found more.

I'm not sure as far as definition, but he's always been pretty massive. He was that huge guy in Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels, which was his acting debut. He does *seem* a hell of a lot larger, though.

Well, even if Rogue wasn't off getting cured, she doesn't have superstrength/flight/invulnerability in the movies. Colossus not getting to whoop some ass was severely disappointing, especially since friggin' Kitty went after Juggs. I guess then we wouldn't have gotten "I'm the Juggernaut, bitch!" though.

It would have been impossible to sneak up on her because of her psychic abilities, and even if Wolvie hid it behind his back or something, her power would have shattered the needle/vial. He could only get that close because of his healing factor, and had about a second or so at that where he had the chance to attack her. Even assuming he somehow got that close to her with it and it wasn't destroyed, she could have blocked it with a psychic barrier, and turned it on him. Everyone would have been screwed then.

I think one of the writers played the Darkstalkers games. The Phoenix thing is basically Lilith's origin.

Saw it long time ago, and yes--more random comments like that would have done it wonders. "Ooooh noooo!~ I got this helmet in the 4th grade!" "Feel the wrath of daughter of bret hart!" "Now, where is this Juggernaut mother****er, I will crush him." There's a handful of funny lines spread across 9 minutes of mostly-idiotic swearing. It's way funnier in the movie, even if you don't get the reference.

Cue angry fangirl deluge of letters: "HE'S NO WAY HOTTR THAN MY SEFFIE!"