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.
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.
I dont know about you but I think having anything remotely Crescent moon shaped is a horrible idea "the terrorist and radicals" will use to mock and taunt the victims.
We should be stabbing sword on the radicals responsible for the terrorist attack on 9/11 not paying homage to them.
Here is another alternative proposal for the site.
Quote:The flight 93 memorial should be a monolith "Helenistic style structure with a underground dug out basement.
Simular to how the chinese emperors "tomb" was a massive replica of the chinese afterlife.
My idea is somthing to demonstrate where both the victims and villains of the atroscity are right now in the afterlife , Heroic passengers on top in heaven as saintly angels in the upper levels Each Idol statue of the victims , Will have details about his/herself life, Loved Ones ,Victims carved statues Will be as close to likeness as possible.
Hijackers will be losers stuck in the underground basement of such a memorial temple with some hollywood style flame torches scorching statues of the terrorists, having Demons and Daevas porking them with pitch forks sodomizing them. To give a life like demonstration to the world of what will happen to murderous sons of bitches.