Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children was just released in Japan this friday and now is available with english subtitles online. I recommend using a bittorrent program to download it.

It's a pretty goddamn tight tight movie, guys. I think all you FFVII jockeys will LOVE this movie. I hate RPGs and I loved it. The animation is stunningly.

http://www.cnn.com/2005/SHOWBIZ/Movies/0...index.html

As it turns out, the most probable reason for the recent slump in movie sales is that the movies are not very good these days.

http://www.rpgamer.com/news/Q3-2005/091405b.html

lazy, this is your chance to finally play FF4 with everything intact. Only, also it's being "improved". I sure hope they don't lower the difficulty or anything in the process myself.

Knowing Squeenix, they may stick some FMVs on that GBA cart... or not. They decided not to for Dawn of Souls anyway.

It's odd that they would put FF3 on DS and FF4 on GBA, but whatever. Anyway, you should pick it up. It should also have a decent translation this time.

http://www.adultswim.com/fridaynightfix/index.jsp

Yes, real episodes... only accessible 11pm Fri. - 6am Saturday though.

http://kerrystopshurricane.ytmnd.com/

No pics up yet, but IGN does have a description.

Quote:# Iwata speaking about Revolution controller
# Iwata unveils Revolution controller
# IGN will post high-resolution pictures, hands on impressions, feature breakdowns, roundtables, and more at 7:50 PM -- fewer than 15 minutes.
# Revolution controller looks like futuristic television remote.
# Glossy white design.
# Looks Apple iPod inspired.
# Controller is held in one hand. Attachments in the other.
# Attachments connect to the bottom of the controller. Iwata shows analog stick attachment.
# Thinking about packing Revolution with the main controller and attachment, Iwata says.
# Controller acts like a mouse in real-space 3D. Pefect for FPS games!
# Future attachments planned.

Smash Brothers Revolution!!

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http://forums.gaming-age.com/showthread....ge=1&pp=50


Scans:

http://homepages.nildram.co.uk/~alandaly/mgs41.jpg
http://homepages.nildram.co.uk/~alandaly/mgs42.jpg
http://homepages.nildram.co.uk/~alandaly/mgs43.jpg

announced for GC... quite a surprise. And odd... after all, didn't Tales of Symphonia sell quite a bit better? But the next Tales game is PS2-only... strange.

Quote:TGS 2005: Baten Kaitos II announced for GameCube
Second installment of Namco's GameCube RPG to be shown at the Tokyo Game Show.

According to the latest issue of Famitsu magazine, Namco is developing a sequel to its GameCube RPG, Baten Kaitos. Titled Baten Kaitos II, the game is slated for release in Japan this December.

Baten Kaitos II will take place in the same fantasy world as the original installment, albeit 20 years prior to the original game. The main character is a youth named Sagi, a cheerful assassin working for the powerful Alfard Empire, which also appeared in the original Baten Kaitos. The sequel will see Sagi go on a journey to find the source of a series of unnatural phenomena. Journeying together with Sagi on his adventures is heroine Milly and a mysterious mechanical doll named Giro. Milly works in the same assassin group as Sagi, while Giro meets up with Sagi during his quest to discover his origins. Namco hints there will be additional party members, including characters from the original Baten Kaitos.

Baten Kaitos II will feature new continents to explore, although players will also get to revisit towns and dungeons that were present in the original game. The game will once again feature the unique "Magnus" card-battle system. A trailer of Baten Kaitos II will be on display at the 2005 Tokyo Game Show.