My friend showed me the decapitation video of the prisoner Armstrong. That's the saddest thing I ever saw in my life. I cried right there. You can hear him screaming, as that MOTHERFUCKIN ARAB ISLAM BASTARD just saws away at his head. What the hell? My message to that murderer:
You know what? Fuck you coward. Show your face. I hate you. You make me hate all Muslims. Die! Go to Hell. Die some more. I want you tortured.
RRRRRRRRRRRRRRR! I'm just so FURIOUS right now.

There should be no more separation of "evil" Muslimss versus so called "nice" Muslims. I'm sick and tired of having to say "Oh I hate the Muslims, oops I mean the bad ones."

Fuck it! ALL Muslims are evil until they segregate themselves and the so-called "innocent Muslims" stop allowing the others to hide in their midst. Yeah sure they condemn it, but that doesn't do shit. I bet they really don't mind at all. I bet they all really don't like us. Some are just ass kissers.

All Muslims suck. And you know what, I don't care anymore. Our gayass politically correct leaders need to realize what the enemy is.

You know I used to be for the wat, but against the whole "Let's just nuke 'em." But as of today, I'm now for the nukes.

On the DS, that is. It'll ship with a demo cart of Metroid Hunters.

http://ds.ign.com/articles/549/549979p1.html

And a long deserved death too. (read: all DS carts will have save ram. No opting out anymore.)

http://ds.ign.com/articles/550/550120p1.html

There was a certain presentation slide shown at the recent PlayStation Business Briefing which we found to be very interesting. As seem below, (look at it, it's magical) the slide seems to reveal that the PS3 will premier some time early next year (by "premier", we can only presume that Sony are referring to an official document announcing that the console is actually in production), or well before the next E3 at the very least. Following the initial premier, a presentation will be given at E3 where perhaps the first concept designs will be showcased.

The slide also indicates that the second PS3 development kit (Ver.2) will be released around the time of next years TGS, providing developers with the resources they need to fine tune their titles before the PS3’s 2006 launch.

It is exciting news which means that the PS3 is nearing completion and Sony's next generation plans are beginning to solidify.

...and the award goes to...


Tales of Symphonia--the sole game I got for my birthday, and the sole one that is currenlty causing my GC to be dusted off. What a great fuckin' game.

Okay thats all I have to say. Go home.

Arthur: ...who?

Me: :crap:

Gasp!

The Japanese launch price for the PSP has been revealed and it's 33,000 yen, or about $300 US. That's exactly what I expected. Anything over $300 would have been suicide. But can it compete with the DS which is going to be half the price? Well, the system is several times more powerful than the DS and since it looks like both companies are going to be marketing their handhelds towards the older crowd, the PSP certainly has a chance to take the number one spot. Now all we need is a battery life number...

But nothing on the launch lineup... good grief.

From ign:

Quote:September 20, 2004 - Today, Nintendo finally broke the news on the Nintendo DS system.

The Nintendo DS, it's upcoming dual-screen handheld system, will launch in North America on November 21st for a retail price of $149.99.
PictoChat, the software program that enables DS owners to sent text and pictures wirelessly to nearby DS systems, will be embedded in the system hardware. The DS system will spring to life out of "sleep mode" if it senses any other systems in the area, giving gamers the opportunity to chat spontaneously with each other.



More than 100 companies have signed on to create games for Nintendo DS, while Nintendo itself is already developing its first 20 titles. Electronic Arts' Madden NFL, The URBZ: Sims in the City, Need for Speed Underground, Tiger Woods and GoldenEye are being made for the system. The complete lineup of games planned for the launch of Nintendo DS will be announced in the near future.

Nintendo has confirmed that the system will be backward compatible with Game Boy Advance games, but will not support system-link multiplayer in GBA games due to the DS' lack of link cable port.

Nintendo chose the United States to lead the worldwide launch of Nintendo DS because of overwhelmingly positive and enthusiastic reaction from consumers and to take advantage of the holiday sales season. After the subsequent launch in Japan, the system will be available in Europe and Australia in the first quarter of 2005.

"Nintendo's mission remains unchanged: expand the game experience," says Satoru Iwata, president of Nintendo Co., Ltd. "Nintendo DS is the road map to the future of video games, and most clearly demonstrates the type of innovation that players demand."

-- Craig Harris

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