Gaming news for the rest of us.
We are aware of the issues regarding the new server and are working to correct them. I am also working to get the forums back up on this domain.
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Wayne wrote:
Wow... this is crazy. All the talk about the Nintendo Wiivolution is just insane. Some people think it's a big hoax setting us up for the true name at E3, which others are convinced it's the real thing, and a few of us like myself just don't care what they call it.
I do think of it as being odd that they would unveil the name before E3, and it would be interesting if we were being strung around until some massive announcement at E3.
Either way, they have the internet buzzing like crazy, and what's everyone talking about right now? Not Sony, not Microsoft, but Nintendo. Nintendo is what is on everyone's minds right now in the gaming world, for better or for worse.
Source: Snark Hunting
Special Thanks to our forum community for pointing this site out!
posted by Chris Rasco at 10:22 AM
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JoeHonkie wrote:
Screenshots have popped up for Megaman ZX, the DS followup to the Zero series. I'm curious to see how this turns out, as the only description I read ran 3 pages, but all it told me is that this series takes place after the events of the Zero series. It looks pretty sweet, I just hope it's not as hard as Zero was. Zero made me want to cry.
Source (and pictures): GoNintendo
posted by Chris Rasco at 7:35 AM
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Pretzel wrote:
What is up my fellow gamers!! Just wanted to get things started for the upcoming podcast. We will be recording Episode 22 this Sunday at 4:30pm. We would like to hear your opinion on the topics below so please feel free to chime in. Remember this is a great way for your voice to be heard on the podcast, If you would like to send in audio feedback on the topics, remember to keep it under fifteen seconds.
Episode 22 Topics:
Segment 1: "Remakes" -Are there really some old games that deserve to be remade or is this a lack of innovation on the developers part since stories, characters are already fleshed out.
Segment 2: "Sequel-itis" -Problems with sequels that get made just because the first game was successful. Franchises that flop due to poor innovations. And franchises that have progressively gotten better.
You can send comments, questions, audio feedback and anything else to podcast@snackbar-games.com.
posted by Chris Rasco at 11:42 AM
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"Wii" oh "Wii" Nintendo? Ok, Wii is actually pronounced "We", but it looks like "Why" to me, which is the thought the name invokes when seeing the announcement that Revolution has become Wii.
posted by Chris Rasco at 9:35 AM
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We are making a minor IP change to the server that hosts the snackbargames.com domain as well as the forums right now. If the change is permanent I will tell you what you need to do to get to the forums while DNS is propagating. Stay tuned.
posted by Chris Rasco at 7:40 PM
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Title: Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Critical Hour
If you like tactical shooters, like the Rainbow Six series, and you have thirty dollars, then I can safely recommend this game for you.
posted by Chris Rasco at 2:04 PM
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Wayne wrote:
Looks like the Revolution's "nunchaku" attachment to its controller will also be tilt sensitive. At least, that's the word over at Joystiq. If you ask me, this is pretty neat. It gives you even more control, especially more precise control, and will make it so you can possibly look in one direction and shoot in another in an FPS title. This seems quite neat to me.
Every time I turn around I see more and more reason for why I want a Revolution. Why is that exactly?
posted by Chris Rasco at 12:05 PM
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Wayne wrote:
Since the Revolution's announcement of its controls, I knew that Monkeyball would be on it. I personally hated using a joystick for Monkeyball, because it wasn't precise enough for my needs. The new controls will be perfectly suited to the game, and I'm glad that it's finally confirmed.
Source: Everywhere
posted by Chris Rasco at 11:55 AM
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The GBA Cover Project has long since morphed into it's own entity with covers from all sorts of platforms. We have reached an impressive milestone recently with breaking the 1000 cover marke (1017 currently) as well as having done just over half of the available N64 games. You can read a little more about it on CAG.
posted by Chris Rasco at 10:54 AM
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The GBA Cover Project has long since morphed into it's own entity with covers from all sorts of platforms. We have reached an impressive milestone recently with breaking the 1000 cover marke (1017 currently) as well as having done just over half of the available N64 games. You can read a little more about it on CAG.
posted by Chris Rasco at 9:54 AM
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It has come to my attention that my recent mention of a new "logo" wasn't clear. The new logo is the podcast logo that shows up in iTunes. For those of you not using iTunes here it is:
posted by Chris Rasco at 8:15 AM
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It has come to my attention that my recent mention of a new "logo" wasn't clear. The new logo is the podcast logo that shows up in iTunes. For those of you not using iTunes here it is:
posted by Chris Rasco at 7:15 AM
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I never got a chance to play the original Full Spectrum Warrior, but I did spend quite a bit of time playing Ten Hammers last night on my Xbox. Typically tactical military games are really not my thing, but I gave Ten Hammers a shot anyway. Coming from a run and gun type background I really had a hard time adapting to the strategic squad based gameplay. While the game really isn't appealing to me in that sense the realism is just amazing. When a soldier goes down you can drag him behind cover or carry him back to get medical help. So far I am enjoying it and a full review is on the horizon from me or one of the other staff writers.
posted by Chris Rasco at 6:39 AM
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I never got a chance to play the original Full Spectrum Warrior, but I did spend quite a bit of time playing Ten Hammers last night on my Xbox. Typically tactical military games are really not my thing, but I gave Ten Hammers a shot anyway. Coming from a run and gun type background I really had a hard time adapting to the strategic squad based gameplay. While the game really isn't appealing to me in that sense the realism is just amazing. When a soldier goes down you can drag him behind cover or carry him back to get medical help. So far I am enjoying it and a full review is on the horizon from me or one of the other staff writers.
posted by Chris Rasco at 5:39 AM
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Title: SOCOM 3 U.S. Navy Seals
While Socom 3 isnt the Xbox 360 version of Ghost Recon: Advanced Warfighter, its still a decent game.
posted by Chris Rasco at 5:55 AM
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Title: Kingdom Under Fire: The Crusaders
Kingdom Under Fire: The Crusaders is a fantasy war game for those that crave a health dose of both action and strategy, and want to enjoy a good yarn whilst doing it.
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Title: Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Advanced WarFighter
Whether there is an awesome 360 version or not, GRAW for the PS2 is a terrible game, that should have been aborted.
posted by Chris Rasco at 5:37 AM
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Title: Fight Night Round 3
Fight Night Round 3 is a great mix of arcade and simulation, perfectly blended.
posted by Chris Rasco at 5:32 AM
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JoeHonkie wrote:
Ridge Racer 7 is apparently in development for PS3. I haven't touched this series since #4, but it is a classic thanks to some wonderful arcade drift physics. I'm just not sure how it'll compete in the US market with the likes of PGR, Forza, Need for Speed, and Gran Tourismo.
Source: Kotaku, Joystiq
posted by Chris Rasco at 5:15 AM
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JoeHonkie wrote:
Pretty much every gaming site I go to (Joystiq, Kotaku, ArsTechnica) has been abuzz with rumors of a Nights sequel for the past few days. I haven't seen any facts to back this up, so take it with a large grain of salt. But we can dream, can't we?
Source: It's like, everywhere, man.
posted by Chris Rasco at 5:09 AM
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JoeHonkie wrote:
I love Command and Conquer as a series. I love it dearly. But the news of a 3rd entry in the main series is very dissapointing to me, because as far as I can tell, none of the original staff are going to be involved in it.
For those of you who don't know, the studio that made all of the original Command and Conquer games, Westwood, was broken up by EA while they were working on the original 3rd game to the series. Much of the old staff have moved on to form Petroglyph, who made Star Wars: Empire at War.
I don't have much faith in the series without Westwood. The one non-Westwood C&C game, Generals, wasn't awful, but it certainly lacked the magic I had come to expect from the series. I'm hoping for the best and fully expecting the worst here, folks.
Source: Kotaku
posted by Chris Rasco at 5:06 AM
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JoeHonkie wrote:
Ridge Racer 7 is apparently in development for PS3. I haven't touched this series since #4, but it is a classic thanks to some wonderful arcade drift physics. I'm just not sure how it'll compete in the US market with the likes of PGR, Forza, Need for Speed, and Gran Tourismo.
Source: Kotaku, Joystiq
posted by Chris Rasco at 4:15 AM
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JoeHonkie wrote:
Pretty much every gaming site I go to (Joystiq, Kotaku, ArsTechnica) has been abuzz with rumors of a Nights sequel for the past few days. I haven't seen any facts to back this up, so take it with a large grain of salt. But we can dream, can't we?
Source: It's like, everywhere, man.
posted by Chris Rasco at 4:09 AM
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JoeHonkie wrote:
I love Command and Conquer as a series. I love it dearly. But the news of a 3rd entry in the main series is very dissapointing to me, because as far as I can tell, none of the original staff are going to be involved in it.
For those of you who don't know, the studio that made all of the original Command and Conquer games, Westwood, was broken up by EA while they were working on the original 3rd game to the series. Much of the old staff have moved on to form Petroglyph, who made Star Wars: Empire at War.
I don't have much faith in the series without Westwood. The one non-Westwood C&C game, Generals, wasn't awful, but it certainly lacked the magic I had come to expect from the series. I'm hoping for the best and fully expecting the worst here, folks.
Source: Kotaku
posted by Chris Rasco at 4:06 AM
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Episode 21 is now online and with it comes a new SBG Podcast logo. I hope you like the new logo as our very own Dave "deebs" Brown did it. I personally think it rocks the house.
posted by Chris Rasco at 11:30 AM
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Episode 21 is now online and with it comes a new SBG Podcast logo. I hope you like the new logo as our very own Dave "deebs" Brown did it. I personally think it rocks the house.
posted by Chris Rasco at 10:30 AM
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Dots and I loved Destroy All Humans so a sequel on the way is great news. There is nothing quite as fun as being an alien during an invasion and taking out lots of stupid humans.
posted by Chris Rasco at 7:42 AM
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If this holds to be true, it could single handedly justify the purchase of my 360.
The original Earthworm Jim team, the one that created the first blockbuster title on the 16-bit systems, has regrouped. It's working to unearth Jim for the next generation.
posted by Chris Rasco at 7:24 AM
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Dots and I loved Destroy All Humans so a sequel on the way is great news. There is nothing quite as fun as being an alien during an invasion and taking out lots of stupid humans.
posted by Chris Rasco at 6:42 AM
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Wayne wrote:
There's a reason I haven't been doing as much around here outside of my work day. I've been stuck at home addicted to Fable. I'm only about 12 hours into it so far, but I'm having a blast. I just want to keep playing and playing. I can't stop!
I need help...
posted by Chris Rasco at 6:40 AM
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If this holds to be true, it could single handedly justify the purchase of my 360.
The original Earthworm Jim team, the one that created the first blockbuster title on the 16-bit systems, has regrouped. It's working to unearth Jim for the next generation.
posted by Chris Rasco at 6:24 AM
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Wayne wrote:
There's a reason I haven't been doing as much around here outside of my work day. I've been stuck at home addicted to Fable. I'm only about 12 hours into it so far, but I'm having a blast. I just want to keep playing and playing. I can't stop!
I need help...
posted by Chris Rasco at 5:40 AM
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Pretzel wrote:
I must say that I am not a fan of the PS2, but yesterday I played the most addictive game ever. Guitar Hero is the coolest game I have ever played. I would suggest that everyone go out an buy it. Invite some friends over, turn up the volume to full blast, and go nuts. This game is so much fun. I also just read on IGN's front page, that they are in the process of making Guitar Hero II. I'm all over it!
In other news, I hope everyone had a great Easter. I spent most of my day playing video games. Guitar Hero being one of them. Mike and I will have the podcast up Wednesday. We thank everyone for their feedback on the topic of downloading content. It truly helped! Thanks everyone, staye tuned!
posted by Chris Rasco at 10:30 AM
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Pretzel wrote:
I must say that I am not a fan of the PS2, but yesterday I played the most addictive game ever. Guitar Hero is the coolest game I have ever played. I would suggest that everyone go out an buy it. Invite some friends over, turn up the volume to full blast, and go nuts. This game is so much fun. I also just read on IGN's front page, that they are in the process of making Guitar Hero II. I'm all over it!
In other news, I hope everyone had a great Easter. I spent most of my day playing video games. Guitar Hero being one of them. Mike and I will have the podcast up Wednesday. We thank everyone for their feedback on the topic of downloading content. It truly helped! Thanks everyone, staye tuned!
posted by Chris Rasco at 9:30 AM
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JoeHonkie wrote:
About freaking time. I really have nothing to add to this except thank the lord we don\'t have to put up with Starforce\'s garbage on future Ubisoft releases.
Source: ArsTechnica
posted by Chris Rasco at 11:16 AM
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JoeHonkie wrote:
About freaking time. I really have nothing to add to this except thank the lord we don\'t have to put up with Starforce\'s garbage on future Ubisoft releases.
Source: ArsTechnica
posted by Chris Rasco at 10:16 AM
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Just an FYI to all our Aussie readers about a World Record setting Water Balloon challenge that Microsoft is setting up to celebrate the launch of the 360 Down Under. The event does cost $20, but you get a "Challenge Pack" that includes a game and some other cool 360 schwag. You can find more details here
posted by Chris Rasco at 7:37 AM
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Just an FYI to all our Aussie readers about a World Record setting Water Balloon challenge that Microsoft is setting up to celebrate the launch of the 360 Down Under. The event does cost $20, but you get a "Challenge Pack" that includes a game and some other cool 360 schwag. You can find more details here
posted by Chris Rasco at 6:37 AM
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Pretzel wrote:
To all out there in the gaming world. The Snackbar Crew will be recording the next podcast this Sunday. We hope that everyone can chime in on the topic at hand. You can email us at podcast@snackbar-games.com, or send us your audio feedback. Please keep the audio feedback clean and under ten seconds. And you can also sound off in the forums and have your feedback read over the cast.
The upcoming topic that we will be tackling on our next podcast will be the following:
"The Future of Microtransactions/Downloadable Content" - So we all know what this is and really, it would be cool to get your takes on the idea of more developers moving to this style of game distribution. Is it possible that the future will be represented in buying a full game piece by piece? Is it really worth spending a few dollars on adding additional missions, weapons, areas, quests? s it worth it? Downloading extra content like weapons, maps, clothes, armor, etc., is it really worth downloading and spending 5-10 bucks? Does this expand the gaming experience or just take money out of your pockets. Is this becoming the next virtual barbie playhouse?
We would love to hear everyones opinion on this matter. So please participate on our podcast and be heard.
posted by Chris Rasco at 4:25 PM
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Pretzel wrote:
To all out there in the gaming world. The Snackbar Crew will be recording the next podcast this Sunday. We hope that everyone can chime in on the topic at hand. You can email us at podcast@snackbar-games.com, or send us your audio feedback. Please keep the audio feedback clean and under ten seconds. And you can also sound off in the forums and have your feedback read over the cast.
The upcoming topic that we will be tackling on our next podcast will be the following:
"The Future of Microtransactions/Downloadable Content" - So we all know what this is and really, it would be cool to get your takes on the idea of more developers moving to this style of game distribution. Is it possible that the future will be represented in buying a full game piece by piece? Is it really worth spending a few dollars on adding additional missions, weapons, areas, quests? s it worth it? Downloading extra content like weapons, maps, clothes, armor, etc., is it really worth downloading and spending 5-10 bucks? Does this expand the gaming experience or just take money out of your pockets. Is this becoming the next virtual barbie playhouse?
We would love to hear everyones opinion on this matter. So please participate on our podcast and be heard.
posted by Chris Rasco at 3:25 PM
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JoeHonkie wrote:
I've never been a huge fan of the Fragdolls. I'm no opponent of good looking women, espescially those who like to play games, but they always seemed so cheezy and artificial. Well, the only thing I can think of that's more cheezy and artificial is reality TV, and they're combining it with the Fragdolls in a recruitment show that will be played on GameTrailers.
Source: Joystiq
posted by Chris Rasco at 6:28 AM
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JoeHonkie wrote:
I've never been a huge fan of the Fragdolls. I'm no opponent of good looking women, espescially those who like to play games, but they always seemed so cheezy and artificial. Well, the only thing I can think of that's more cheezy and artificial is reality TV, and they're combining it with the Fragdolls in a recruitment show that will be played on GameTrailers.
Source: Joystiq
posted by Chris Rasco at 5:28 AM
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Title: 24: The Game
Final verdict for non fans - Rent.
posted by Chris Rasco at 11:49 AM
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Wayne wrote:
Probably not, but Lucent has filed a lawsuit against Microsoft for patent infringement in relation to the MPEG2 decoder in the 360. I doubt we'll see 360's disappear again. It's more likely that Microsoft will be just settling out of court on this one.
Source: Gamer Node
posted by Chris Rasco at 11:30 AM
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Title: Tetris DS
A tremendous application of old-school awesomeness with some new twists.
posted by Chris Rasco at 11:18 AM
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Title: Resident Evil: Deadly Silence
With a faithful translation of the original game and brand new features, fans should find a lot to love here on the DS.
posted by Chris Rasco at 10:57 AM
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Title: Black
Black may be a busty blonde, but it is a busty blonde worth a few rides before dumping.
posted by Chris Rasco at 10:34 AM
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Wayne wrote:
Probably not, but Lucent has filed a lawsuit against Microsoft for patent infringement in relation to the MPEG2 decoder in the 360. I doubt we'll see 360's disappear again. It's more likely that Microsoft will be just settling out of court on this one.
Source: Gamer Node
posted by Chris Rasco at 10:30 AM
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I am currently working on the forums. I didn't think there would be any downtime but I was wrong. Access them here for now. Hang with me as I move over our theme to the new server.
posted by Chris Rasco at 1:15 PM
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I am currently working on the forums. I didn't think there would be any downtime but I was wrong. Access them here for now. Hang with me as I move over our theme to the new server.
posted by Chris Rasco at 12:15 PM
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Wayne wrote:
While it was reported that many Best Buy's have them, I myself was in Target last night, and if it wasn't for my upcoming wedding and all of my credit cards being maxxed out, I would have picked one up.
Target had about six or seven 360's with a couple of them being the premium packages. If my local Target had them, I'm sure more of them have them in stock.
So, to those of you with $500 burning a hole in your pocket in anticipation of finding a 360, keep looking around. It's looking like the rarity of one has dropped from diamond status down to gold.
Now my gaming minions... SWARM!!!
posted by Chris Rasco at 11:33 AM
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Wayne wrote:
While it was reported that many Best Buy's have them, I myself was in Target last night, and if it wasn't for my upcoming wedding and all of my credit cards being maxxed out, I would have picked one up.
Target had about six or seven 360's with a couple of them being the premium packages. If my local Target had them, I'm sure more of them have them in stock.
So, to those of you with $500 burning a hole in your pocket in anticipation of finding a 360, keep looking around. It's looking like the rarity of one has dropped from diamond status down to gold.
Now my gaming minions... SWARM!!!
posted by Chris Rasco at 10:33 AM
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REDMOND, Wash. April 6, 2006 Microsoft Game Studios (MGS) today announced it has purchased U.K.-based Lionhead Studios, one of the world's leading and most innovative video game developers and creators of "Fable," the hit Xbox and Windows franchise.
Lionhead Studios will immediately begin creating content exclusively for the Xbox 360 and Microsoft Windows platforms. The companies previously worked together on the popular role-playing games "Fable" for Xbox and "Fable: The Lost Chapters" for Xbox and Windows, which have collectively surpassed the 2 million global unit sales milestone, making Fable the best-selling role-playing franchise on the Xbox platform. "Fable" and "Fable: The Lost Chapters" enable players to make decisions that affect their character's skills, appearances and morality and the world around them.
posted by Chris Rasco at 9:29 AM
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REDMOND, Wash. April 6, 2006 Microsoft Game Studios (MGS) today announced it has purchased U.K.-based Lionhead Studios, one of the world's leading and most innovative video game developers and creators of "Fable," the hit Xbox and Windows franchise.
Lionhead Studios will immediately begin creating content exclusively for the Xbox 360 and Microsoft Windows platforms. The companies previously worked together on the popular role-playing games "Fable" for Xbox and "Fable: The Lost Chapters" for Xbox and Windows, which have collectively surpassed the 2 million global unit sales milestone, making Fable the best-selling role-playing franchise on the Xbox platform. "Fable" and "Fable: The Lost Chapters" enable players to make decisions that affect their character's skills, appearances and morality and the world around them.
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DETROIT — A federal judge has ruled that a state law that bars retailers from selling or renting violent video games to minors is unconstitutional.
I am partially glad for this. Instead of using laws to control media and our children's exposure to them I believe we should be self policing. When I say that, I mean from an industry standpoint as well as a parenting standpoint.
Source: FoxNews via Pickle
posted by Chris Rasco at 12:45 PM
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DETROIT A federal judge has ruled that a state law that bars retailers from selling or renting violent video games to minors is unconstitutional.
posted by Chris Rasco at 11:45 AM
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Wayne wrote:
http://www.snackbar-games.com/n1686.htmlBut what makes Nintendo think that I want to wait another week for the new Super Mario Bros. game on the Nintendo DS? Don't they know that they are supposed to be catering to what I want? What gives Nintendo? Some people are theorizing that it's to coincide with the DS Lite launch in hopes of selling more units, which I suppose is alright, but I already have a DS. I just want the game!
Source: Nintendo.com
posted by Chris Rasco at 4:02 PM
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Wayne wrote:
But what makes Nintendo think that I want to wait another week for the new Super Mario Bros. game on the Nintendo DS? Don't they know that they are supposed to be catering to what I want? What gives Nintendo?
Some people are theorizing that it's to coincide with the DS Lite launch in hopes of selling more units, which I suppose is alright, but I already have a DS. I just want the game!
Source: Nintendo.com
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Kotaku is carrying a story about how Best Buy is proclaiming to have lots of Xbox 360s. I can attest to this as the new Best Buy at La Cantera here in San Antonio had about 50 systems yesterday morning. One seems to have found it's way into my car. Start checking with your local retailers as these things should be a little easier to come by starting this week.
Source: Kotaku
posted by Chris Rasco at 6:38 AM
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Kotaku is carrying a story about how Best Buy is proclaiming to have lots of Xbox 360s. I can attest to this as the new Best Buy at La Cantera here in San Antonio had about 50 systems yesterday morning. One seems to have found it's way into my car. Start checking with your local retailers as these things should be a little easier to come by starting this week.
posted by Chris Rasco at 5:38 AM
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Wayne wrote:
And that is why I gave everyone a fair warning about it being the first of April. Silly Snowcone. ;)
posted by Chris Rasco at 11:41 AM
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Wayne wrote:
And that is why I gave everyone a fair warning about it being the first of April. Silly Snowcone. ;)
posted by Chris Rasco at 10:41 AM
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So it didn't even dawn on me that it was April Fools Day yesterday. I had just gotten home with my computer and hooked it up to my new 19" Widescreen LCD and was basking in it's beauty. I am feeling rather sheepish now as I shouldn't have been so quick to leap for joy at the idea of a new Starcraft game. Oh well, I got taken and I'm not too proud to admit it.
posted by Chris Rasco at 6:12 AM
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So it didn't even dawn on me that it was April Fools Day yesterday. I had just gotten home with my computer and hooked it up to my new 19" Widescreen LCD and was basking in it's beauty. I am feeling rather sheepish now as I shouldn't have been so quick to leap for joy at the idea of a new Starcraft game. Oh well, I got taken and I'm not too proud to admit it.
posted by Chris Rasco at 5:12 AM
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Wayne wrote:
Why am I bothering to even bring it up? Well, I just want to make sure that everyone knows to take any news they read in the next couple of days with a huge pile of salt. Too many news outlets think it's funny to report false news. While I can see the humor, it's too overdone, and I will not be doing that here at Snackbar (at least not intentionally).
I just wanted to let everyone know. Don't believe everything you read today, because it's probably not true.
posted by Chris Rasco at 10:08 AM
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Wayne wrote:
Why am I bothering to even bring it up? Well, I just want to make sure that everyone knows to take any news they read in the next couple of days with a huge pile of salt. Too many news outlets think it's funny to report false news. While I can see the humor, it's too overdone, and I will not be doing that here at Snackbar (at least not intentionally).
I just wanted to let everyone know. Don't believe everything you read today, because it's probably not true.
posted by Chris Rasco at 8:08 AM
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