Not just some cute little bonus like a DVD with the making of, though there is that too. This special edition you have to preorder actually has an exclusive character with special abilities.
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In other words if you have interest in getting this game, you better preorder or you'll be playing this game with the nagging realization that you'll never be able to experience the WHOLE... experience.
Touched is coming out tomorrow and for some stupid reason the msrp is $40 so you're gonna have to fork over that much at places like eb and gamestop, but with those BB coupons you can get it there for $30 (the regular BB price is $35). Crappy, huh? Reviews have been out for a while and everyone says that while it's a lot of fun, Wario Ware Twisted (which comes out next month for the GBA), is even better. So yay! Two Wario Wares in two months!
*parties on the beach in an awesomely-gay full-body leotard*
Check out that video! Looks amazing. Nintendo should really be hyping this up because it simply looks terrific. Best of the dual screens so far, definitely. Love the visuals and music, too.
I recently hunted down a copy of Katamari Damacy, since I'd heard so much about it. I've had a tough time finding it around here, but I finally found a copy at GameStop.
The one catch: The box and manual were missing. The manual I can live without, but I'd really like box art on the case. So what I'd like from one of you is either a scanned copy of your box art that I can print out and put in the case, or a link to where I can find it.
Your assistance would be much appreciated, thank you in advance.
Not the old SFA, but the new SFA... (why couldn't they have found a different acronym?) Anyway, I haven't played it, but the reviews are quite mediocre... I don't think it will be released in retail for a few days, but the big sites all have reviews up...
[size=2]According to the LA Times, "Deep Throat" is going to die soon and shortly after that happens Bob Woodward is going to finally reveal his identity.
And I am too lazy to post a source. I'm sure most of you know about this already, though. Check out Countdown on MSNBC tonight as that Dean guy who wrote the article is going to be talking about it, supposedly.
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Quote:A recent perusal of the Nintendo DS games catalog on EBGames.com revealed a title called "Metroid Pinball DS". It's listed as having a release date of 12/05/2005 at a price of $29.99. Nintendo is listed as the publisher, and the developer is currently unknown. We'll have more on this title as news is revealed, but the premise of a pinball game based on the Metroid universe sounds mighty cool indeed.
Also on the release front, both EBGames.com and Gamestop.com have Metroid Prime: Hunters set for an August release (EBGames lists 08/22, and Gamestop lists 08/01). This is further out than the May/June timeframe we've seen floating around the web for a while now.
Okay, I just found this mod for Half-Life 2 called Garry's Mod, although I think it's been around for a while. Anyway, in Garry's Mod you have a large open-air compound that's almost completely empty except for 2 vehicles. Basically what you can do in Garry's Mod is anything you want. You have special guns that you can do all kinds of crazy things with the physics. You can attach ballons to object and they float away, or attach rocket busters to objects and they fly around, or you can attach things together with a cord. Also you can attach the busters to the buggy and make it go really fast or attach balloons to the hovercraft and then get in it and float up into the sky. Also you can make characters from the game appear in the complex and suspend them in the air in awkward positions. There's absolutely no point to it, but it is so much fun.
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