Quote:Star Wars: Episode III Revenge of the Sith represents the closing chapter of the epic Star Wars saga. Closely following the storyline of the upcoming movie, players will have to choose their paths between light and dark, playing either as the Jedi Obi-Wan Kenobi or Anakin Skywalker.

The DS version of Star Wars: Episode III Revenge of the Sith features 3D action multiplayer gameplay and touch screen control. Other key features include: 3D space flights, wireless multiplayer up to four players, and three singleplayer modes.

Fucking AWESOME get!

I mean etoven!

I'm a bit rusty using Java...rusty meaning I remember almost nothing about programming in it. It's been over 4 years since I did anything other than short little Javascripts, but they aren't the same as full-fledged Java. What I need to do is write a program that will ask the user for four inputs: the principle, the interest, the unit of time, and the amount of time. It will then compute the compound interest and create a graph based on the data obtained. Any hints as to what I will need to do would be greatly appreciated. I don't think I've ever created graphs in Java so I'll have to be trying that out cold.

New info:

Gessle Wrote:I just purchased the magazine and I'm posting some new info:

- The story begins with Link as an adult (he is 16 years old in this game and will grow up as the game progresses)
- The village that appears in the pics is the first area in the game (as Kokiri Village in OoT)
- Controls are similar to those of OoT and Wind Waker
- The game's extension is 2 to 3 times bigger than Ocarina of Time
- The adventure can last up to 70 hours
- Horse battles will be a main part of the game
- Eiji Aonuma says: "Making the water trasparent in this new Zelda as opossed to Wind Waker will allow us to give a realistic and more beautiful feel to the game and also open the game to a new subaquactic world"
- Z targetting found in OoT is again used (with the L button in the GC's controller)
- Jumping is again automatic
- Eiji Aonuma wants the graphical style to be close to manga-style (he thinks that the Link found in the SpaceWorld 2000 demo looked like a puppet and lacked personality)

Gessle Wrote:Sorry for not posting earlier.
As for the DS info, the pic is actually from Zelda Four Swords GC. Aonuma says that Zelda DS will be Four Swords-based, with wireless multiplayer and some touch screen control. Asked about the connectivity between Zelda DS and Zelda GC (stupid question, as DS cannot connect to GameCube), Aonuma says that it is unlikely (what else could he say?).

Worst kept secret on the net over the past few days, and rumor for the past year or two (anyone else remember the old "Human Head Studios is developing Prey!" rumor?), comes true...

For the one person out there who cares. :)

http://www.gamespot.com/news/2005/04/20/...22678.html

Hide the children!

http://gameboy.ign.com/articles/597/5974...?fromint=1

http://www.n-philes.com/database.php?id=1321
second has screenshots.

Cool... there had been rumors about this, but if those shots are real (I'd love to know the source, but can't find anything...) it's pretty awesome. Gunstar Heroes is a great game.

Some exerts from an IGN article:

Quote:Conker: Live & Reloaded is an utterly foul game. There's an unending stream of curse words from Conker and those he meets, though all of these are bleeped. Originally Microsoft had called the remade game, Conker: Live & Uncut, but wisely changed the name because this is not in any way an uncensored version of Bad Fur Day. In fact, the N64 version actually had some un-bleeped swearing. Sure, the F-bomb was always censored, but every now and then a s--- would get through, which made things even funnier. Here, Microsoft has upped the bleeps as almost nothing makes it through safely, not ever "twat," which I didn't even know was considered a curse word by even the most modest of people.

Quote:Conker's Bad Fur Day on the N64 was a pretty challenging game. All told, it took me close to 20 hours to beat the first time through. But on Xbox? Seven hours even. Granted, I knew pretty much everything I had to do, but the Xbox version of Bad Fur Day is far easier than the N64 original. In fact, only two areas caused me any difficulties. Hoverboard racing across lava is still tough, especially dodging the brontosaurus that keeps pacing the track. Towards the end of the game, you must maneuver a tank around a very narrow passage while hopping out to lower bridges, all the while avoiding a rotating turret and grenade-lobbing Tediz (think Teddy bears meet Nazis).

Both of these moments took some time, but otherwise Conker's fairly easy this time out. That's not such a bad thing, since experiencing the humor is what's most important. Again, multiplayer was the focus, so Rare didn't want gamers stuck on the single-player for too long. I'd guess that a player totally new to Conker would need about 10 hours to get through the entire single-player campaign.

One reason it's a little shorter than before is because, well, the game is actually shorter than before. A few game challenges have been shortened and some removed all-together. Fans of the original may remember the glorious task of swimming through the water attempting to lead an electric eel through three hoops. That's no longer a part of Conker. That's the most notable exclusion, though a few others seem shorter and certainly easier than before. Still, the bulk of gameplay and all of the humor remains.

It was announced yesterday or something but I didn't post anything because I was too lazy, and because it sounded like it might be a stupid MMORPG. But here are some screens (or artwork?) that look cool.



If it's a 2D RPG for the DS or something I will be in heaven. Well, as long as it doesn't suck, of course...

Or a 3D PS2 RPG with the same art style would be great. As long as it's not an MMO game!