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TBH it's mostly nostalgia that makes me play this game. If you are a fan of the first game and play old gems like Goldeneye etc without complaint then the game is a great little piece of software. Anybody new to the game, may have a little trouble adapting. But I still love it.

What's the piont in him get life in prison? He's 73 and already lived a full life. He displayed a complete disregard for human life, and in light of his actions has displayed himself of being devoid of humanity himself. If we can shoot a dog for biting a man, then what should the punishment be for what this man has done? Not murder, I mean casually and completely destroying another person's life. I feel it should be the most serious punishment imaginable.

For. And with pair of rusty pliers administered over an extended period of time.

Tis stuff like this that makes me think twice about the death penalty.

Yeah the voice is fine, but it could have been done badly like it is in most games. It's not the voice that makes it shine I think but the writing and direction of the voice actors.

Hmm so for 20 years one of her kids thought nothing about their Mother/Sister being locked in a basement and raped by their father? Alright.

My LastFM My lil bro shares the computer so Alter Bridge ain't my kinda stuff but most of it's mine.

Vaan and Tidus make this guys voice seem like heaven. I thought the voice was alright and fit the character nicely. However, the great dialogue probably helped. Poor dialogue can affect voice acting quite a bit.

It's really nice to see a developer trying to make something of the Wii. A small developer(?) has been able to do this much, imagine if one of the bigger companies followed suit and pushed the Wii? Maybe then we'd stop getting comments like Resi 5 is not fit for the Wii, Wii owners would much prefer a game like UC. It would really be nice if developers would change their attitude to the Wii like these guys or Nintendo is going to lose alot of it's fanbase and turn into something as bog standard and common as a family board game.

Looks pretty much like Resi 4. If it plays like it then it should be an alright game. Keeping my eye open for this.

My friend really liked Socom on the PSP for the whole hour he played the thing. Now he just sits on the PS3 while the lil guy gathers dust.

If it was a new...good...starfox game then I would just phone in sick for a week.

2001 was a pretty good year, but I wouldn't include the Xbox as a memorable gaming moment. The Xbox 360 is an excellent console but the original Xbox didn't have much going for it and even now I struggle to see anything in the back catalogue that I want to buy.

Well there were rumours that developers were going to make you pay a "developer license" for PS3 to play their games. So buying a Konami license would allow you to play Konami games online. The rumours started with Rockstar contemplating a Rockstar license for their games. I thought it was all bull until I saw "buy Monthly Game tickets" in the MGO license agreement. At this stage it could be anything however. I don't have links, it was awhile ago I heard about it when GTA4 was announced and paid it only a passing interest as I didn't have a PS3 at the time. I hope it isn't, but I have a sneaking suspicion. I seen the rumour awhile ago but I think it only applied to the PS3 because it's network was free and I can see companies trying to capitalise on the internet market. And yeah I always routinely turn the router on and off but I may try changing the upload speed to see what happens, ta much.

I've got plenty still. About 30 - 40? A couple I haven't even played yet. Like Giest and Second Sight. I still buy old Gamecube games that I never had the chance to buy and play, and I still play Rouge Squadron on my Wii.

MGO has potential. It's a bit clunky at the moment, however you can speed up characters with a skill. Haven't actually tried it but I know it's there. But yeah, keep getting kicked off of servers and some really bad lag, the only game I have connection problems. Other than that I quite enjoy it except for the fact that it's Konami id's and I have the sneaking suspicion we'll have to pay monthly for the full version.

You said your tv has a VGA input. http://www.play.com/Games/Xbox360/4-/719745/Official-Xbox-360-VGA-HD-AV-Cable/Product.html

1. Orcarina of Time 2. A Link to the Past 3. Majora's Mask

[REC] is one of the best horror films I've seen in ages. Horror films usually don't make an impact on me but after seeing [REC] my empty house at 3 in the morning seemed kind of...spooky.

Aye it's an excellent game. The lack of blood is a sad state of affairs but it really doesn't change it's quality.

For me I would probably include The Darkness. The gameplay was fine and the story was really good for a FPS and it's execution was absolutely superb. The voice acting was spot on and something that games should aspire to.

A proper flashy HD version of Blast Corps would be amazing. Imagine the detail of the crumbling buildings, the explosions, it could be immense. The only game that I can't think of that could do with a resurrection is...Turok seeing as the series has been raped and murdered by the 2 newest additions. I'd love to see a return to the setting, style, characters and gameplay of the originals. However a game that hasn't been updated for awhile but could do with a renovation is the classic and confirmed VC release...

Holy jesus balls...there is no god.

Truly do Love em'

Fantastic film. 9/10 for me, I've not been scared during a film since I was a child. The remake looks duff though.