AndrewTS

"How about coming back to my treehouse, and I'll show you how cookies are really made."

If I gave a damn about Halo or PC gaming in general, I might have something to say about the above post. But I don't, so I'll just say "extremely off-topic" and leave it at that. The only problem I had with the N64 stick was that it, like the rest of the N64 controller, felt too cheap and was too prone to being broken. Dual Shocks' is okay, and the GC one is fine. "You got verbally pwned by Edge. I TOLD you that you should reached for the shoot comments before he could." Because I'm sure being an utter prick to a wrestler using your OMGINSIDERKONWLEDGE is just the thing a smark should do to show how WWE is wrong about how they perceive smarks. Thanks for the entertaining, even though not vastly informative, report Matt. You see Reggie Fils-Aime (Nintendo US Pres)? Is he a real hoss?

Game Informer has comparison pics of the X-Box 360. It's smaller than an X-Box and a little bit bigger than the original PS2.

Yup. With 2D, the processing power of the central CPUs were easily measured, but with 3D, it gets much trickier. For instance, the Jaguar had four 16-bit CPUs. If you "do the math" it was 64 bits. However, the Saturn had two 32-bit processors. So, was Atari lying about the Jaguar? Yeah, somewhat. Interestingly, the SNES, while using a 16-bit CPU, has a max processing speed of less than half of the Genesis'. The SNES can display 4x the colors, has a superior sound chip--and, well, even with the 16-bitters specs can be misleading.

UYI: You missed "Pimp my X-Box?" Okay, that's just the face plates, but considering that MS have offered different versions of the X-Box themselves, you'll likely see special versoins. Plus, there's always relatively-cheap skins to purchase.

"Bits" are archaic for measuring modern systems' power; it doesn't really matter. PS2 uses a 128 bit CPU, for instance. Dreamcast uses a 32-bit CPU. The processing power of a central CPU is only one piece of the puzzle. Spec sheets for GC and X-Box don't even bother measuring the CPU in "bits." I'm sure a programmer could explain it better than me, though.

Decent idea, but poor execution. No real attempt at making a clever analogy or a good parody was present. It could have been used to draw better parallels if any real effort was made. Just the "SD = B-show = LOL" thing. You haphazardly inserted the phrase "nothing of note" like Christian using sleeperholds. And it just wasn't funny. Yeah, I like Nintendo, but I can poke fun at them too and laugh when it's appropriate/true. That was weak, though. Plus, you forgot X-Box. I know WWE only has 3 shows, but it would have been an even cheaper shot to compare Nintendo to NWA-TNA.

The attempt at humor at the top of this page: F

New interview up about Zelda: TTP. http://cube.ign.com/articles/616/616559p1.html Oh, and for anybody who was saying "LINK TURNS INTO A WEREWOLF OMG LAMENESS..." "IGN: So is Link's transformation based on a day/night system? Eiji Aonuma: No, actually in this game when Link enters the Twilight Realm he transforms into the wolf. I think there may have been some inspiration for the schematic elements of the moon rising and someone transforming into the wolf originally, but that's actually not part of the game system.... As to why he actually becomes a wolf rather than some other creature, obviously Link in every game is a hero. We thought a wolf was what a hero might be in animal form. We kind of decided that wolves are creatures with a certain mysticism in all cultures and they're also very heroic type creatures as well. In that sense, we really felt that the wolf was best suited to an animal representation of the hero." So, very similar to his transformation in LttP, apparently. Lot of information on that aspect, too.

Well, it plays DVDs, so don't think so. Oh, and we have a subtitle for the new Zelda game: http://home.comcast.net/%7Elazie4351/NintendoE3.jpg Just incase the pic doesn't work: Not sure about that "2006" thing, since Donkey Konga 2 is coming out a lot sooner, and the new Zelda should be this year. Metroid Dread? Well, hopefully it blows away Fusion and Zero Mission. BUMP: Got my Game Informer today. That scan's all correct. But GI are still run by f'ing morons. They think June is the 4th month of the year, and decided to interview the guy who runs G4.

Between this and UsetheSledgehammUh's Benoit injury hoax, I swear some posters are trolling for more votes in the Worst Poster poll.

Bump, for a tidbit on a 1up reporter's blog: "Sigma Star Saga is coming along really well (it plays like an RPG version of Guardian Legend and the graphics remind me of Secret of Mana in places)" So far, so good.

Since that's basically been confirmed already, no. PSP-to-PS3 connectivity is in, so that's not going to be a unique feature, anyway.

From the infamous BrokenSaints blog... Hmm...

Roosters don't have cocks. http://www.science.edu.sg/ssc/detailed.jsp...parent=4&cat=40 Did nobody else here pay attention in biology class? Birds basically reproduce the same way as most reptiles.

I'm using 1up, mostly. All that stuff at E3 and somebody gives a damn about the new Madden?!?!? Meeeeeeeeh.

The PSP was rumored to be waaay more than it turned out to be, though. But meh, I'm not willing to pay nearly that much right now. Some info on the new Mario DS platformer: http://www.1up.com/do/previewPage?cId=3140703 Very early, but sounds mighty rad.

'Your vote wasn't for SSFT2? You mean there was actually a Street Fighter 2 Turbo and a Super Street Fighter 2 Turbo? Damn there are way too many street fighters.' Yeah. Street Fighter II: World Warrior, Champion Edition, Turbo, Super, Super Turbo, and Hyper. That's not counting the haxxored versions like Rainbow Edition and so on.

One article said PS2 exclusive, another said it was also coming to X-Box. Since Castlevania: Curse of Darkness is coming to X-Box/PS2 and MGS2: Substance came out on X-Box, I wouldn't rule it out.

" I understand Holly beating Mercury because Holly and Haas are feuding with MNM for the WWE Tag Team Titles so they have to look like a threat." My bad; hadn't been watching much lately.

"JBL aired a hilarious video demeaning John Cena's new CD." Nice. "Booker T beat Mark Jindrak after Jindrak was caught saying some less-than-kind things to Booker's wife. Jindrak bled throughout the match." Meh. "After a short video recapping their rivalry, Eddie Guerrero came out for an interview, but didn't say a word. He just stepped on Rey Mysterio's mask and walked out." ??? "Hardcore Holly beat Joey Mercury of MNM." Why?

And be fine, upstanding corporate citizens just like them?

Heh, sorry. I'm entranced with this whole E3 thing and the insane amount of info going around about everything. And while today seems rather ho-hum, supposedly Nintendo's holding off the big stuff for the last day of E3, which I guess is the controller unveiling. Perhaps actual numbers for the specs. There's next to nothing really known about this thing, and I want it to be a winner, even though it doesn't sound too promising so far. If it's going to be easy to develop for, that can be a big advantage. I actually left that off my list of things the PS1 had the Saturn beat with, but Renegade reminded me.

They've made lots of cash on it, so doesn't hurt, really. This "Nintendo Channel" of sorts does sound interesting, but by itself means absolutely nothing. Nice guys? Bwahahaha!! Nintendo used to be some cut-throat mofos.

I'd say they probably are. But all the stupid Sony lemmings will eat it up anyway. Que sera. "2-3 times as powerful as the Gamecube" does not sound impressive at all. Nintendo should have thought up a more creative and impressive-sounding figure. That's exactly the impression I've gotten so far. Which is sad. You don't want to look completely off your gourd like Gates and Moore currently are, but if they're going to give off this air of being passe and defeated, how are consumers supposed to have any confidence in them?