Showing posts with label video games. Show all posts
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WordSpit Live At Comic Con 2010

Wordspit stops by Comic Con 2010 to give his thoughts on the decades Top Ten Artist, Anime, and Movies. New music from Wordspit coming very soon also.....

GOD IS GREAT...... ALL THE TIME

Marvel vs. Capcom 3 dropping later on this year. Thats all I know for now but this will be copped indeed. I'm just slightly pissed there is no Gambit in this game SMH.

















MORTAL KOMBAT REBIRTH (TRAILER)

Looks like they finally got this shit right. Don't know when it drops but I will be in attendance. With a Scorpion mask doing the running man in the lobby of the theater.



Just under eight minutes of something related to Mortal Kombat has been posted on YouTube. The video features Jax -- sans cybernetic arms -- grilling a mysterious perp in a police station. Through some (laborious) exposition, he describes new humanized (and gross) versions of Reptile and Baraka, along with Johnny Cage and a young, beardless Shang Tsung.

At first glance, one might assume it's footage from the new, possibly derailed Mortal Kombat movie. Another possibility, given the video's proximity to E3 and its introductory nature, is that this is a tease for the next Mortal Kombat game. Furthermore, the name of the newly created YouTube account is MortalKombatRebirth, which sounds like a perfectly suitable title for a new entry in the series. A third and altogether frightening possibility: This is all a prelude to a new movie / game tie-in.

We know Warner Bros. is interested in the franchise, so it's safe to assume something is on the horizon. We've contacted WBIE for more info. One way or another, it seems likely we'll hear more by next week.

I CAN'T WAIT! ©SLEEPY BROWN

This will be Officer Ricky'd in a heart beat. And Dudley is definitely that dude. Dropping April of this year.




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IGN TOP 25 GAMES FOR XBOX 360

Hmm interesting list if I may say so myself. I also need to head to Game Stop tomorrow because I may only have 3 of these games. Also they had GTA IV as #5 and that game was fucking trash lol. My ass been on the same level for like a year now FML!

IGN BEST VIDEO GAMES OF 2009

I'll admit I was quite this year when it came to game purchasing I think I bought maybe to 2 or 3. May be due to nothing worth while dropped this year. And with the recession jumping off dropping 60 cash on video games wasn't a wise choice. But yea Assassins Creed 2 was name Game of the Year(sorry to spoil it folks) so I might have to copp that even though the first one was name Game of the Year and it was shitty :-/ I provided a video for all consoles. Didn't want to be bias even though XBOX is obviously the better system.


XBOX 360



Some might call 2009 a down year in gaming. A global recession sent business leaders in all industries scrambling, and many highly anticipated games were delayed. Even so, there was no shortage of Xbox 360 games worth playing. We've sorted through them all and in our yearly awards you'll find the best of the best. Enjoy.




PS3



This was an amazing year for the PlayStation 3. Killzone 2 came out early in the year and showed everyone that the console was capable of some seriously impressive visuals, and the stream of high quality releases hasn't let up since. Tons of exclusive Sony-published games and a price drop gave the system the kick-start in sales that it needed. Third party publishers also turned out some of their best titles yet for this generation in 2009. But which were the best of best? Read on to find out.




Wii



We're quite happy with the Wii games of 2009, but when compared to competing consoles Nintendo's system definitely lacked in games of epic scale. Still, there were some serious standouts and we're here now to honor the games that made the Wii more than just "that system that plays Wii Sports."




NINTENDO DS



The Nintendo DS is this generation's most successful videogame system, and the library quality continues to reflect why so many people jump on Nintendo's handheld. 2009 wasn't lacking in variety or in quality of games, and here are some of the most significant titles the year had to offer.



PSP



The PSP had one hell of a year in 2009. Major franchises made their debut on the system, with the likes of Rock Band, Assassin's Creed, LittleBigPlanet and Resistance giving PlayStation Portable owners something fresh to play on the road. Returning series like Final Fantasy, Patapon and LocoRoco upped the ante even more, rounding out a great 2009 release calendar. So what games were the greatest of the great? Find out right here with our Best of 2009 awards.

*PUSHES UP GLASSES AND BREATHES INTO MY INHALER*

Saw my homie Chris post it on twitter. Had no idea about this game at all. But it brought out my inner nerd foreal. I checked it out and did come research and the release is Spring 2010. So whenever that is the first day this is copped. And hopefully they fixed some of the issues they had with the first Street Fighter 4. *takes another breath from inhaler*



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DJ HERO SOUNDTRACK

THIS SOUNDTRACK CHANGED MY LIFE...

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1. Motörhead vs. NOISIA – Ace Of Spades vs. Groundhog (2:55)
2. Bobby “Blue” Bland vs. Connie Price & The Keystones – Ain’t No Love In The City vs. Fuzz And Them (2:32)
3. Bobby “Blue” Bland vs. 2Pac – Ain’t No Love In The Heart Of The City vs. How Do U Want It (3:27)
4. 2Pac vs. The Aranbee Pop Symphony Orchestra – All Eyez On Me vs. Bittersweet Symphony (3:59)
5. Queen vs. Beastie Boys – Another One Bites The Dust vs. Brass Monkey (3:48)
6. Queen vs. Daft Punk – Another One Bites The Dust vs. Da Funk (2:59)
7. Daft Punk vs. Young MC – Around The World vs. Bust A Move (3:11)
8. The Scratch Perverts – Beats And Pieces (4:29)
9. Shlomo vs. Billy Squier – Beats vs. The Big Beat (2:43)
10. Weezer vs. Evidence featuring The Alchemist, Aceyalone, Rakaa and 88 Keys – Beverly Hills vs. Fresh Rhymes And Videotape (3:02)
11. The Aranbee Pop Symphony Orchestra vs. LL Cool J – Bittersweet Symphony vs. Rock The Bells (4:48)
12. Black Eyed Peas vs. Benny Benassi – Boom Boom Pow vs. Satisfaction (3:28)
13. Grandmaster Flash – Boom vs. Tap (1:11)
14. Public Enemy featuring Zakk Wylde vs. Justice – Bring The Noise 20XX vs. Genesis (3:24)
15. Public Enemy featuring Zakk Wylde – Bring The Noise 20XX (2:48)
16. Chuck Brown & The Soul Searchers vs. Young MC – Bustin’ Loose vs. Bust A Move (2:48)
17. Chuck Brown & The Soul Searchers vs. The Zombies – Bustin’ Loose vs. Time Of The Season (3:13)
18. Jay-Z featuring Pharrell Williams vs. 2Pac – Change Clothes vs. All Eyez On Me (3:42)
19. Daft Punk vs. N.A.S.A. featuring Karen O, ODB and Fatlip – Da Funk vs. Starnge Enough (3:11)
20. Kid Cudi vs. Black Eyed Peas – Day ‘N’ Nite vs. Boom Boom Pow (3:19)
21. 50 Cent vs. Indeep – Disco Inferno vs. Last Night A DJ Saved My Life (2:46)
22. 50 Cent vs. David Bowie – Disco Inferno vs. Let’s Dance (3:05)
23. Rihanna vs. Kid Sister – Disturbia vs. Control (3:16)
24. Rihanna vs. The Trammps – Disturbia vs. Disco Inferno (2:56)
25. Rihanna vs. The Killers – Disturbia vs. Soembody Told Me (3:21)
26. Gorillaz vs. Blondie – Feel Good Inc. vs. Atomic (2:38)
27. Street Sweeper Social Club vs. Beastie Boys – Fight! Smash! Win! vs. Intergalactic (2:21)
28. Dizzee Rascal vs. Justice – Fix Up, Look Sharp vs. Genesis (3:25)
29. Dizzee Rascal vs. DJ Shadow – Fix Up, Look Sharp vs. Organ Donor (Extended Overhaul) (2:56)
30. Q-Tip vs. Billy Squier – Good Thang vs. The Big Beat (3:48)
31. NOISIA – Groundhog (Beat Juggle) (4:17)
32. Grandmaster Flash featuring DJ Kool and DJ Demo vs. Gary Numan – Here Comes My DJ vs. Cars (3:06)
33. Beastie Boys vs. DJ Shadow – Here’s a Little Somethin’ for Ya vs. The Number Song (4:00)
34. Gwen Steffani vs. Gorillaz – Hollaback Girl vs. Feel Good Inc. (3:01)
35. Gwen Steffani vs. Rick James – Hollaback Girl vs. Give It To Me Baby (3:15)
36. Gwen Steffani vs. Indeep – Hollaback Girl vs. Last Night A DJ Saved My Life (3:16)
37. Kool Moe Dee vs. Reel 2 Real featuring The Mad Stuntman – How Ya Like Me Now vs. I Like To Move It (3:14)
38. Marvin Gaye vs. Gorillaz – I Heard It Through The Grapevine vs. Feel Good Inc. (3:41)
39. Jackson 5 vs. Gang Starr – I Want You Back vs. Just To Get A Rep (3:37)
40. Jackson 5 vs. Third Eye Blind – I Want You Back vs. Semi-Charmed Life (3:24)
41. Vanilla Ice vs. Paula Abdul – Ice Ice Baby vs. Straight Up (2:49)
42. Vanilla Ice vs. MC Hammer – Ice Ice Baby vs. U Can’t Touch This (2:28)
43. Cypress Hill vs. Classics IV – Insane In The Brain vs. Spooky (3:00)
44. Cypress Hill vs. David Axelrod – Insane In The Brain vs. The Edge (3:03)
45. Beastie Boys vs. Blondie – Intergalactic vs. Rapture (2:48)
46. Jay-Z vs. The Jackson 5 – Izzo (H.O.V.A.) vs. I Want You Back (3:19)
47. Jay-Z vs. Eminem – Izzo (H.O.V.A.) vs. My Name Is (3:32)
48. Boogie Down Productions vs. David Bowie – Jack Of Spades vs. Let’s Dance (3:53)
49. Jurassic 5 vs. Herbie Hancock – Jayou vs. Rockit (2:44)
50. Jurassic 5 vs. Billy Squier – Jayou vs. The Big Beat (3:05)
51. Foreigner vs. DJ Z-Trip featuring MURS – Juke Box Hero vs. DJ Hero (4:15)
52. Gang Starr vs. Mobb Deep – Just To Get A Rep vs. Shook Ones Part II (4:10)
53. Indeep vs. Cameo – Last Night A DJ Saved My Life vs. Word Up! (3:00)
54. Beastie Boys vs. Daft Punk – Lee Majors Come Again vs. Da Funk (3:29)
55. Wale vs. The Black Eyed Peas featuring Tippa Irie – Lookin’ At Me vs. Hey Mama (2:45)
56. Daft Punk – Megamix 1 (3:25)
57. Daft Punk – Megamix 2 (3:51)
58. Foo Fighters vs. Beastie Boys – Monkey Wrench vs. Sabotage (2:48)
59. Jean Knight vs. Masta Ace – Mr. Big Stuff vs. Born To Roll (2:48)
60. Eminem vs. Beck – My Name Is vs. Loser (3:30)
61. Paul van Dyk vs. Sandy Rivera featuring David Penn – Nothing But You vs. I Can’t Stop (4:05)
62. M.I.A. vs. Eric B. & Rakim – Paper Planes vs. Eric B. Is President (3:04)
63. M.I.A. vs. Wale – Paper Planes vs. Lookin’ At Me (3:09)
64. Wild Cherry vs. Gang Starr – Play That Funky Music vs. Just To Get A Rep (4:02)
65. Bell Biv DeVoe – Poison (Beat Juggle) (1:22)
66. Bell Biv DeVoe vs. Beastie Boys – Poison vs. Intergalactic (3:36)
67. Bell Biv DeVoe vs. Cameo – Poison vs. Word Up! (3:32)
68. Fedde Le Grand vs. Sandy Rivera – Put Your Hands Up For Detroit vs. I Can’t Stop (3:02)
69. Daft Punk vs. Hashim – Robot Rock vs. Al Naafyish (The Soul) (2:56)
70. Daft Punk vs. Queen – Robot Rock vs. We Will Rock You (2:57)
71. Herbie Hancock vs. N.E.R.D. – Rockit vs. Lapdance (2:41)
72. Benny Benassi vs. Tiësto – Satisfaction vs. Elements Of Life (5:04)
73. Daft Punk vs. Boogie Down Productions – Short Circuit vs. Jack Of Spades (3:27)
74. Tears For Fears vs. Eric B. & Rakim – Shout vs. Eric B. Is President (3:52)
75. Tears For Fears vs. Eric Prydz – Shout vs. Pjanoo (3:22)
76. Tears For Fears vs. DJ Shadow featuring Mos Def – Shout vs. Six Days (3:52)
77. Public Enemy vs. Beck – Shut ‘Em Down vs. Where It’s At (3:10)
78. DJ Shadow featuring Mos Def vs. D-Code – Six Days vs. Annie’s Horn (3:40)
79. The Killers vs. Eric Prydz – Somebody Told Me vs. Pjanoo (3:26)
80. N.A.S.A. featuring Karen O, ODB, and Fatlip vs. Isaac Hayes – Strange Enough vs. Theme from Shaft (3:02)
81. Daft Punk vs. Gary Numan – Technologic vs. Cars (2:53)
82. Daft Punk vs. No Doubt – Television Rules The Nation vs. Hella Good (3:00)
83. Billy Squier vs. N.E.R.D. – The Big Beat vs. Lapdance (3:09)
84. David Axelrod vs. Eric B. & Rakim – The Edge vs. Eric B. Is President (1:38)
85. Little Richard vs. Shlomo – Tutti Frutti vs. Beats (2:50)
86. Common vs. Masta Ace – Universal Mind Control (U.M.C.) vs. Jeep Ass Gutter (2:56)
87. Beck vs. DJ Shadow featuring Mos Def – Where It’s At vs. Six Days (3:09)
88. Afrika Bambaataa vs. Freedom Express – Zulu Nation Throwdown vs. Get Down (2:55)



PART 1

PART 2

NBA LIVE 2010 OST

FUCK YALL THIS IS COPPED!!! DROPS OCTOBER 6TH

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MURS- WE BALLIN FEAT. JAY ROCK

MICKEY FACTZ AND B.o.B.- MIND BLOWIN

DE LA SOUL- LA LA LA

PETE ROCK- WHEN I NEED IT

THERE'S A MILLION EMOTIONAL RUNNING THROUGH MY BODY

PAUSE!!!!



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SONY PS3 SLIM

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LOOKS LIKE AN EXTERNAL HARD DRIVE TO ME. I'M NOT A BIG PS3 FAN ANYONE SO I WON'T BE BUYING THIS REGARDLESS. BUT I WILL SAY THIS IS A BIG STEP FROM THE OG PS3'S BULKY LOOK IT HAD. THE ADVANTAGES THAT THIS PS3 HAS FROM THE OG ONE IS 120GB HARD DRIVE, NEW FRAME, AND IT SUCKS DOWN 34% LESS POWER. THAT WAS A COUPLE OF SPECS FOR YOU PS3 ASS NIGGAS. THE RETAIL FOR THIS WILL BE $299 AND EXPECT TO SEE THIS IN STORES THE FIRST OF SEPTEMBER....


NEVERMIND I MIGHT COPP IT TO HOLD MY CARPET DOWN IT KEEPS ROLLIN UP.

REVIEW: Madden NFL 2010

LIKE ALWAYS AROUND THIS TIME MADDEN IS DROPPING. I WILL BE PASSES LIKE ALWAYS AND COPPING LATER BUT MOST WILL GET IT. I WAS ON ONE OF MY FAVORITE WEBSITES IGN.COM AND SAW THIS GREAT REVIEW ON MADDEN. SO BEFORE YOU GO RICK ROSS IT CHECK THIS VIDEO OUT....



As leaves turn brown and the temperature drops the videogame industry knows that a new Madden game is just around the corner. Madden NFL 10 hits store shelves on August 14 and comes with new modes, gameplay tweaks and broadcast-style presentation changes that most football fans will appreciate. There are issues with some of the new aspects that have worked their way into Madden (and things that have been taken out), but there's no denying that this is the best pure football experience in videogame history.

Let's start on a positive note. This is the best looking Madden game yet. From the look of players on the field to new presentational elements, you've never seen a football game like this before. EA Sports has gone to great lengths to make the experience of playing a standard game of Madden as close to the real thing as possible and it shows. You'll see players getting yelled at on the sidelines, refs debating touchdown calls, and pre-game warm ups on the field with a bit of insight from Tom Hammond and Chris Colinsworth. It's all very conducive to convincing you that you're totally in control of a standard NFL football broadcast on Sunday. Yes, I'm even talking about the constant Snickers and Sprint sponsorships that pop up at certain times during a contest.

The new presentation elements permeate nearly every aspect of Madden NFL 10, right down to the menu configurations which are a strong deviation from standard EA Sports conventions. You'll see a newly organized franchise hub which houses the new Extra Point Show. Here you'll get a weekly recap of action in your franchise. The voiceover work by NFL Network talent is pretty atrocious, but the presentation is well done.

Not all is well with these new presentation elements, however. You'll see things like flickering hair textures and objects on the sideline that fail to load (phones in players hands, warm-up bikes). At the end of games, star players are approached by media for interviews. It's one of the first times we've seen Madden players in full detail without a helmet and I'd swear Peyton Manning has the mouth of a goat. So while most of the new broadcast-style additions pan out well, there are still issues that should be worked out by the time we see next year's game.

So, visual issues aside, the new presentation display certainly does help bring the Madden experience closer to the genuine article, but what about the gameplay? Isn't that the most important thing? Thankfully the gameplay in Madden NFL 10 is, in a word, fantastic. I can't tell you how many people walked by my desk as I was playing and wondered if the NFL season started early this year. The speed of the game has been ratcheted down only slightly so hitting holes while running and making jukes is just a bit easier than it has been. That's not to say that the game isn't difficult – ramp up the difficulty to find out for yourself – but everything has an excellent ebb and flow this time around.

I'm also very happy to see the Fight for the Fumble mechanic play out as well as it does. I was worried that every fumble would result in a button mashing frenzy, but that's actually not the case. EA Sports did a good job of tuning the mechanic so it only pops up when appropriate.

Most of the new moves available on the field are exemplary as well. On defense, you'll now be able to pull off things like swim moves with the right analog stick when grappling on the line. It's much more accessible than the bumper setup of the past. On offense, jukes are much more realistic looking, though defenders too often fall straight onto their ass when you fake them out.

The real change to gameplay, and the one that drives home the feeling of the NFL the most, is procedural tackling (Pro-Tak). It allows for massive pileups to accumulate on the field, just as you'd see on Sunday. This also changes the blocking system which now forms an adequate pocket around your quarterback, much like you'd see on Sunday. Are you starting to see a pattern here?

Quarterback avoidance is the one control change that I really don't care for. While you will see quarterbacks get out of some sacks and throw ducks when hit during their throwing motion, the fact that the avoidance moves are toggled to the right stick is annoying. Why would I use the right analog stick to avoid a defender – thus giving up my ability to pass to my receivers for a split second – when I can just use the left stick and the right trigger and still be able to hit an open man downfield?

When playing against the AI things could be a bit tighter. There isn't much of a leap forward from last year's game to Madden NFL 10, so you'll still see players running out of bounds when there's absolutely no reason to do so. AI-controlled players also occasionally run very unnaturally on the field. I once saw a wide receiver catch a ball, run up the field, then to the right, then up the field, then to the right again. He repeated the process until he was out of bounds.

Off the field, the artificial intelligence wonkiness doesn't have a negative effect on trade logic, which is sharper than I've seen in the past. I have no doubt that some Madden diehard fan will crack the code and somehow get ten first round picks in the Draft, but it seemed as though it was tuned better than in the past. One odd part of working with trades and free agency is that there's really no "player tendency" stat to be found. That means you can't pitch them on playing time or coaching habits when trying to sign someone. It's a small gripe, but it's something that franchise freaks will care about.

Speaking of Franchise Mode, there have been a few notable changes to everyone's favorite time sucker. First off, there's no traditional calendar system this year. That means you can't schedule practices before a game and improve certain players. Instead you just hop between games. It's not a huge omission, but some will likely miss the ability to tune their skills before an important matchup.

Another change is the hub. You'll now have a constant stream of league news being updated during your downtime. You'll see trades, injuries and signings right when they happen. It's a small detail but one that I definitely appreciate. Other refinements include proper scheduling after year-one and details like correct Super Bowl patches extending beyond your initial year. Just about everything else that you remember from Franchise Mode is retained, including the ability to relocate your team, design a new stadium and make additions to your current digs if necessary. Those hoping to set the price of hot dogs and popcorn will be letdown as there's no true Owner Mode present.

Superstar Mode is also back, and has seen some questionable changes. I still get a kick out of playing on Sunday with my created player (provided you pick a skill position like running back, quarterback or linebacker) but the practice system makes no sense at all. Selecting a practice day from the calendar lets you run one play over and over and over again. There's no end to practice; you just keep running the same play. Not only that, but you don't improve from practicing so there's really no benefit to participating. The mini-camp drills have also been totally removed rather than revamped which was disappointing for me.

There are two new modes of play: Online Co-op and Online Franchise. Online Franchise is probably my favorite mode in the game and it's something I really hope the community clings to and uses appropriately. You and up to 31 friends can hop in a league and play through seasons just like you would in Offline Franchise Mode. You can propose trades, draft players, and even start things off with a fantasy draft if you like. There's an iPhone application that will be launching shortly after Madden releases, but it wasn't available for our review. It promises just about all of the functionality that you'll see on the Web.

Sadly, Online Co-op doesn't pan out quite so well. It's mainly an issue with the camera angle that's used. It's a zoomed in viewpoint on the player that you're controlling. While it works fine on offense, playing defense can be dizzying. As you switch players the camera slowly moves around the field to follow your selections. That means if you begin as a defensive lineman and decide to switch to a defensive back when the quarterback throws the ball, the camera has a very difficult time staying with the action.

Things are better on offense where one player can be a wide receiver and the other can be the quarterback. The wide out can run custom routes and find his own space, unlike the more-restrained AI. The fact that the second player is constrained to watching the play call by the first player is a bummer. I would have preferred a system that alternates play calling duties.

The gameplay package is hefty and is without question the most refined on-field experience I've seen from the Madden franchise. Everything looks and plays wonderfully, even if there are a few faults with the presentation set pieces. I would have really liked to see more added to the franchise mode and Superstar could've been pulled off with more substance. Thankfully Online Franchise is fantastic, it's just disappointing that co-op doesn't work as well as it should. Despite the flaws and absences in the feature set, the football is undoubtedly the best I've ever seen from a videogame.

Visually, Madden NFL 10 is the best looking game in the series without question. Player details are wonderfully articulated, even if their faces look a bit odd at times. Animations are fluid and nicely varied. I'm still seeing new moves on the field despite having played the game for weeks now. The only true downside to the graphics is that slowdown occurs on occasion when the action gets too frantic. I've had games without a single moment of slowdown, but when it happens you'll know it. My other nitpick is the texture issue that I mentioned before, but even that doesn't happen every time you see a player on the sideline.

Things don't work nearly as well on the audio front. The commentary from Colinsworth and Hammond is just plain bad. It's fragmented and doesn't sound natural at all. It's high time EA Sports found a solution to this problem and while the duo is better than the former radio broadcaster, they've made no progression since last year's offering. They have more to say to be sure, it just doesn't sound any better. The soundtrack services the game well and has tons of songs for your aural delight.

Closing Comments
Madden NFL 10 packs a lot of football under its 60 dollar price tag. While some of the modes don’t perform as well as I’d like, every football fan will still be able to latch on to something for months of fun. The graphics have taken a nice step forward from Madden 09 and the presentation does a wonderful job of emulating the experience of watching a game on Sunday. Commentary and general voiceover work is pretty bad, but it doesn’t overly dampen the gameplay. Madden NFL 10 doesn’t redefine the series or innovate in any monumental way, but that doesn’t stop it from being a truly great football game.







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GTA MUSIC....

FOR ALL YOU GRAND THEFT AUTO RADIOSTATION FANS....


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EMOTION 98.3

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FEVER 105

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FLASH FM

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WAVE 103

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WILD STYLE FM

IT'S ABOUT DAMN TIME

RICK ROSSED!!!

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Since leaving the NYPD and New York itself behind, Max has drifted from bad to worse. Double-crossed and a long way from home, Max is now trapped in a city full of violence and bloodshed, using his weapons and instincts in a desperate search for the truth and a way out.


RELEASE DATE: DECEMBER 30 2009

SYSTEMS: XBOX 360 AND PS3

R.I.P. Wii

XBOX OROJECT NATAL

HAPPY 20TH BIRTHDAY TO THE GAMEBOY

ON THIS DAY ON APRIL 25 1989 THE GAMEBOY WAS RELEASED.

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THIS HANDS DOWN ONE THE BIGGEST INVENTIONS IN THE WORLD NEXT TO THE LIGHT BULB. EVERYBODY HAD A GAMEBOY I DON'T CARE HOW BROKE YOUR FAMILY WAS. AND IF YOU AIN'T HAVE ZELA TETRIS AND METROID PRIME ON YOUR GAMEBOY YOUR LIFE WASN'T ABOUT NOTHING. AND NINTENDO HAS COME A LONG WAY IN THESE 20 YEARS WITH THE TOUCH NINTENDO DS.


ARTICLE I READ ABOUT THE GAMEBOY




There are few things in this world that can make you feel quite so old as the birthday of a beloved gadget. Sure it seems like only yesterday, but the Game Boy--surely a Game Man by now--is celebrating its 20th birthday. The device, which revolutionized--if not pioneered--the world of portable console gaming was first released by Nintendo in 1989.

Since then the Game Boy has grown into one of the most beloved dynasties in all the gaming world. So take a moment and raise your DSi to toast the device that started it all.



THE FACT THAT I WAS BORN IN 89 AND THE GAMEBOY WAS RELEASED IN 89 PROVES THAT WAS THE BEST YEAR EVER.

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