j/w to see who else is. I'm at ASU (Arizona St.).

um there's this cool website http://www.thefacebook.com most of the bigger schools have it. it's like a thingy where you can make a profile, add friends, search old high school friends.
ya gotta be in college though, b/c you can only register with the school's .edu email addresses.

http://www.gamespot.com/news/2005/01/05/...15715.html

Quote:Mario to hoop it up in NBA Street V3
The GameCube version of EA's blacktop b-baller will feature an exclusive team of Nintendo all-stars as well as a Nintendo court.

Nintendo superstars Mario, Luigi, and Princess Peach are no strangers to high-flying aerials and acrobatics across the fabled Mushroom Kingdom. But have you ever seen one of them throwing the roundball behind the back and off the backboard, then rocking the cradle and throwing the rock down for two? GameCube owners will get the chance to see these moves in action when NBA Street V3 is released on February 8.

Nintendo and Electronic Arts announced today that the GameCube version of EA's latest extreme blacktop baller will feature the trio as playable characters.

"Nintendo's characters have always proved they can compete on the world stage," says George Harrison, Nintendo of America's senior vice president of marketing and corporate communications. "Now they'll show that they can compete on the streets as well."

As outlined in GameSpot's new preview of the game, the Nintendo characters will be able to take on the NBA's best, from the past and present, on streetball courts such as legendary Rucker Park and Venice Beach, in addition to an exclusive Nintendo-themed court. The plumbers and princess can also participate in the new slam dunk contest.

It's rare to see Nintendo characters frolicking outside of a Nintendo-produced game, but it has happened before. GameCube owners may recall that Namco was lent the likeness of Legend of Zelda lead protagonist Link for its fighter Soul Calibur II on Nintendo's console.

The NBA Street franchise mixes NBA stars with EA-created streetball characters in gravity-defying basketball action reminiscent of Midway's classic NBA Jam series. This third installment will also feature a new trick stick, deeper create-a-player options, and a new court creator.

For more information on the game, check out the NBA Street V3 gamespace, which includes a trailer that features Peach throwing one down in LeBron James' grill.

...there are this kinds of pictures on a website, that I want to save (no, they're not porn, they're high school pictures)... and I open them up in Netscape, but it opens them in a dinky little window that says "click to close", so when I go to right-click, it closes it...thus, no save capability. My question to your computer jockeys is: how do I save these? There must be a way. Can't I snap a screenshot of my entire monitor, and it'll be on there and I can just cut and crop it? Tell me how!!!


---Barry

vote.

Tons o' technical details...


'Leaked Microsoft internal email' -- SPoNG, but somewhat vailiated by the next link...
http://news.spong.com/detail/news.asp?prid=6994

Patent Microsoft filed about the X-Box 2.
http://xbox2.gamegossip.com/
http://appft1.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph-Pars...gpu&RS=gpu

Oh yeah, there's a rumor from somewhere about Shenmue 3 on the X-Box 2. Don't know about this one though... or where it's really from...

Quote:Apparently Xbox 2 will be unveiled at the CES 2005, Just like Xbox was 3 years ago.

As most of you probably know CES is the world's largest Consumer electronics show, And rumours going round are that Shenmue 3, and Bungie's next game alongside Perfect Dark 0 will be shown in trailer form.

That word has reached several european media publications and that Shenmue 3 is set to be unveiled by non-other than Yu Suzuki himself in 11 days time on the first day of CES 2005. It will be part of the XBox 2 presentation.

Bungie says that they will take some time away from Halo in order to persue another project, many sources saying that this game will be Phoenix/Breach, a game Bungie planned but then cancelled, then supposedly on track again. It was supposedly going to be a medieval type of game with a fantasy twist in it, but Bungie denies that Phoenix is still on.

As recently as October 2004, Craig Mullins, the artist for Bungie games including Marathon, released these artworks on his website.

http://www.goodbrush.com/cm/albums/comme...ach_01.jpg

http://www.goodbrush.com/cm/albums/comme...ach_06.jpg


http://www.goodbrush.com/cm/albums/comme...ach_02.jpg

http://www.goodbrush.com/cm/albums/comme...ach_03.jpg

http://www.goodbrush.com/cm/albums/comme...ach_04.jpg

108 - Resident Falcon

"Most users ever online was 243, 2 Weeks Ago at 12:34 AM."

What the hell?! Since when do we even have 1/5th of that as members?!

107 - Topical Non-Humor

106 - Hasn't This Happened Before?

Looks amazing, nearly indistinguishable from the PS2 version. Amazing for a handheld game.

http://www.gametrailers.com/player.php?id=4328&type=mov

And this is first-gen stuff... imagine what devs like Vicarious Visions will be able to do in the years to come.

Ahh, the PSP is going to be great.