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There is no such thing. The existence of it has been a rumor, at best. FRD's site is offline as I write btw.

Sweet! Can't wait for this!

Hmpf... Those shots look awfully familiar to me... Or is it just me?

If you strip away the violence and gore, you'd still have an unsettingly dark horror-driven story Oh btw Goron, if I'm not mistaken, the Dutch aren't getting the uncensored version unless Rockstar decides to release it. Their government simply stated it wouldn't ban it should they release it.

And Rockstar appeals. How come I get the feeling this game is even shunned by some gamers?

Just missed my edited post there You're right, though. But how high would you say the chances are for Rockstar to release the premier build of the game?

The article says they didn't appeal the verdict yet, they just immediately proposed the american-influenced M-version as an alternative. And AO won't happen, as Nintendo doesn't allow that rating on its systems (as does Sony). Unless the AO-rating by the ESRB has no effect on the european market whatsoever, and Nintendo can shut one eye releasing the original.

http://wii.ign.com/articles/825/825520p1.html BBFC rejects revised Manhunt 2.

That particular research probably included MMORPGs, thus the sales monster that is WoW is counted towards that number, which would make it a bit confounded really. Also, I'd be interested in how they deducted that number. After all, there are less online-enabled games than online-disabled games, which would mean they'd either have to select the best selling offline games, or simply put the numbers of both added up against each other. With each giving a wrong image of the way things are, imho. Certain genres are more likely to have online, and because of that, they're more liked, or the other way around. In conclusion, I'd not put any weight on the results of that research if the figures aren't divided between genres, eg, "shooters with online sell better than shooters without online", not just "online games sell better than offline games." Purely stating my personal opinion here, but online shouldn't be a given part of any game. I hate unevenly balanced games, even more so when there's too much emphasis on online when there should've been more on offline, and vice versa. For example, for this game, online isn't really a necessity, as playing this over the net instantly does away from the hilarity the game hopefully produces with real life friends. Generally speaking, I'd say: party games = no online. However, should the next... erhm... first AAA Wii-FPS not have online, I'd be pissed.

*iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiihhhhhhh* Guess again Honestly, the Wii has done something I never thought would've happened, and it's about to get even better with all the games in prospect. If things stay the same over the years, I can see the Wii getting all the "mature" attention the 360 and PS3 so desperately claim as their own.

Sweet, stinky snake! Samus's trying to get away! Glad the dodge is still in, all looking good. They can't put too much in the game. To me, it's all about skillfully dealing with chaos, so if it would've had a more sober aproach than SSB:M, I would've dreaded it.

Exactly because of the "Rayman" part It's become a brand name, like Mario. Nice boxardt ^^

Sometimes I don't get "the crowd." I've never been happier with the line-up ánd with the future line-up, and I've never had more fun with my mates playing those games. I do agree that there's a lack of quality games in certain genres, but that doesn't do away from the other games' excellence.

Try Grim Fandango. Lovely story and lovely setting, and nice sense of humour.

Ordered four, from NoE Belgium. No problem. Jab in the face of 3rd party producers, this. One of my mates bought his wiimotes protetive covers at release, and they're but-ugly.

Oooooooooh, how about an epic hyrule vs forces of ganon fight? And you're right in the middle!

Oooooooooooooh! Destructible environments! Good idea! :p

Didn't support it simultaneously for all the games, but for the ones that it did, it did it masterfully. Besides, turn-based minigames have the advantage that you get to laugh without breaking a gaming sweat.

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Good idea, but I'd rather use the nunchuk for that (ie, as balancing your board in SSX Blur).

Nah :P But I'd like for some more dramatic events to occur, eg, vengeance as a motive instead of simply "go find the kidnapped townslads." Also - don't know if this would be suitable for a Zelda game though - perhaps a less obvious line between good and evil? In all, tragedy sums it all up pretty nicely.

Hehehe... Will deliver some classic moments methinks. "Hey look over there!" "Huh? What?" *Charging up left+A* "It's your place in the skyline, bitch!" PS: psychic

Hehehe No competitive mode in the works then? Still looks fun though; you try to solve a puzzle when your screen's covered with throbbing cocks...

Full voice acting for everyone except Link, an even darker tone than Twlight Princess, orchestral score, an over-the-shoulder view with 1:1 swordplay when wielding the sword.

Are my eyes deceiving me, or is he going Super Saiyan on his ass?