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I thought it looked great. Either the demo is representative of the game, in which case it'll probably be a game for the Xtreme crowd, or they showed some overly complex stuff just to make it look totally awesome and cool (which it did). Either way, I'm getting it. I sort of liked the sterile, Cube-like levels, but I hope they jazz things up a little. The voice was a bit lame, maybe, but the illustrations were pretty neat. A portal gun in HL2 would be totally enjoyable to max.

Yeah, but even if and even if didn't they just skip the part where I seem to remember the guy saying after they've and then they cut to a scene on an and they're talking about how they Screw this, I'm watching it again.

Maybe it's a ruse or a stratagem.

What I mean is, I may have been sleeping or something, but weren't they just at the stadium, failing to kill that guy, and then they're on the plane and they've killed him and everything's fixed the end?

What the Hell was up with The Matador? Did I miss something, or was there no ending?

And what if I am?

But isn't anus latin, like ludo? Ludo anusi?

Anyone know of location of magical alternate source of Consolevania 2.5 and back which will give great pleasure on fantastic voyage of excellence? The one on their site seems to be down and I'm craving some incomprehensible Irish being spoken at me.

I guess you've all seen this?

Anyway, isn't it gaping anusi?

Sunday, bloody Sunday...

Irish... Scottish...

Wow, Tragos, you always have such useful tips for us!

So, this Trauma Center game I hear so much about... does it have a story or at least some form of linear progression, like, say, Phoenix Wright, or is it totally random or unstructured like, say, Meteos? Also, is it just me, or did the art people in Phoenix Wright have a thing for the boobs of ladies?

Wohoo, I got Trauma Center and Mario Kart for my birthday! Feel free to put this on the front page, Thumb.

I thought it was meh. The only cool things about it were: The first level, which made it seem like it wasn't just another shooter. The portals The wall-walking. The graphics, I thought, were pretty ugly. Hi-tech, but ugly. Also, the physics were terrible. Everything felt like it was made of styrofoam or something. Also, the story and the business with spirits and stuff seemed boring. And the voice acting wasn't that great. Interestingly, this is a quote from Voodoo Extreme: I wonder if he'll notice how the only interactivity the game offers after the bar sequence is buttons.

Thanks! I'm definitely getting it. I'll just have to see if the old Getting it for my Birthday Trick works first.

...but also totally awesome.

I was just browsing Lik-Sang for another pack of screen protectors (I knew I should've bought more than one) and I noticed a DS replacement battery dirt cheap. It wasn't for the Lite, though. When the time comes to replace it, anyone know where I'd get one? How much does The Big N charge for original replacement batteries?

And don't go thinking your stats begin at 100% either.

From the moment he starts with the "I, uh, heard that in the news." stuff it gets really obvious it's some sort of joke. I dunno why anyone would sit through twelve minutes of such a joke, but I guess that's why we have the internet.

Yeah, the PS2 is beautiful. I think that with a cardboard PS2 you could have the pretty styles of it, and also a lighter weight. Why hasn't anyone thought of this?

Obviously, I'd purchase a PS2 console in order to dump its BIOS and play the games on my computer.

Does this emulator thingie mean that soon I will be both not owning a PS2 and at the same time playing Ico and Wanda and the Mysterical Robots (or whatever it's called, the one with the big robots and the horse), and those big ball games with adhesive rolling action? Any other PS2 games worth waiting to play on an emulator?

Thumbstrap, eh? Is that something that is obtainable separate from an entirely new DS?