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I'd go with the first one without a doubt. The saturation in that one just looks about perfect. On the second one which seems a bit brighter the colors almost seems a bit washed out. Not quite washed out, but getting close to it. Hard to explain actually.

I actually like WarioWare on Wii a lot. The DS one, now that was disappointing. Hated it from start till....well a couple hours later. Don't want to play it again.

The hell??? That game was so awesome! A bit on the easy side, but still.

Well this might be my own interpretation, but for me it's 2 points actually. First one is that battery life and the second is that I would enjoy the vast amount of games for the PSP on the PS2 instead. Which seems to be something even Sony acknowledges through the option to hook up the PSP directly to a TV. I strongly disagree with this. It was the first analog joystick for a major system, which was copied later on by everyone. I never had any problems with the N64 joystick, besides it wearing out after time from overuse. Sega made a 3D pad which was absolutely perfect for playing NiGHTS, but wasn't much good for anything else. And the Playstation analogue sticks aren't that great either, although I have to say that I did love the feel of the original XBox sticks.

I actually need to continue playing Phantom Hourglass as I got distracted again. And I need to restart Minish Cap as well since the same happened and I have no Idea where I stopped.

When I finally buy my own HDTV, I'll be picking a 1080P 42" Plasma from either Pioneer of Panasonic. It'll probably be Panasonic, since the Pioneer sets seem to cost 4 times as much. But you never know.

My favourite Zelda game and one of my favourite games ever. Just pure perfection in every single way. I think I'm gonna start it again this Christmas. Perhaps gonna pick up a mint Japanese SFC copy and go that way so I won't have to deal with the Pal borders and 17% speed loss.

Nw there's a term I never heard before.

Official Sega Saturn Magazine 024 - october 1997 (UK) Wiki page here. Download page here. Rapidshare link

I couldn't agree more with what you just said, no matter how hard I would try. My previous post was just a sarcastic dig at all the message board posters around the hundreds or even thousands of gaming boards which proclaim that Wii Music is basically the devil and how it stands for everything that's bad with the game industry today. Killing of "hardcore games" and replacing them with "My hungry Horsez" sequels. They had the same reaction to Wii Fit and see how that has turned out. Sells millions of copies and were still getting games like Sin & Punishment 2, Megaman 9, Dragon Quest 9, Punch-Out, etc. Although I wouldn't call those games hardcore, I just call them games. The video that showed me how much fun the game could be, and I'm using that term very loosely cause it's more of a toy than an actual game, is the following. Made by sp0rks over at neogaf (who's a great guy btw), to explain a bit better to all the haters why he loves the game.

Fell in love with the film a while ago and have just ordered the soundtrack since I can't get it out of my mind anymore.

I guess it's to help kill the gaming industry off once and for all. And I will be doing my part as well as I will be getting it the day it comes out. Death to the hardcore gamer!

Wario Land and We Love Golf

Japanese WipEout 1 on PSone And while I'm playing Dragon Quest 4 on DS I remembered that the only DQ game I was missing was DQ1+2 to be able to play through the complete series so I couldn't resist picking up a complete copy. Was a bit pricey as it seems to be quite difficult to find, but what the hell.

I've just recompiled your magazine and put the freeplay mag at the end of the regular mag so it's all in 1 cbz. It seems to be quite hard to read the mag like it originally was with freeplay in the middle since it's a supplement, so I did it that way. Hope that's ok with you. http://www.retromags.com/forums/CVG-188-ju...UK-file950.html You've also been promoted to team member and I'll send you the details to upload the mags to the site directly.

Your wish is my command. Just take a look at the download section.

That video has been doing the round for a while now. I actually would love to see more of these kinds of things, but they seem to be even harder to find than old magazines.

Oh man, I'm so surprised to see that this many people haven't even played the game before. It's one of my all-time favorite platformers, and actually all-time favorite games as well. Everything is just perfect, especially on the SNES. And yes getting 100% on all the stages to unlock the super hard bonus stages is great.

Just wanted to repeat my appreciation for krisvdb as he just hand delivered a box full of mint condition Sega and Nintendo magazines. I believe a promotion is in order.

Sorry for the late reply. It's been kinda hectic over here lately. If you'd like we could set you up with the info to upload the mags to the site itself. There are only a couple of minor stipulations. First of, it would have to be magazines which you have scanned yourself, so certainly no magazines from other websites or such. But that's not gonna be a problem here I think. And you will also have to add one of these thank you pages, so people realize that we're not in it to make any money and things like that: 1280 1440 1600 For missing pages you can use one of these, depending at which width you edit the mags: 1280 1440 1600 If I remember correctly, can it be that the Tekken guide was inside the magazine itself? I believe so as the pages jump from 41 to 60. But that's just a minor detail that could be easily fixed. If you want I can add the thank you page myself and include the guide back into the magazine and upload it to the download manager as the scanning job itself looks very good. That is, if you decide you want to be part of the team off course. Just let me know what you'd prefer.

Yea we have an app that checks the new accounts as well as all the details from them. But for now it's set so that the duplicate accounts are banned manually. I've been forgiving in banning members for now. Say that someone has 4 different accounts, up till this point I've been banning only 3 of them. But if I see the same person try to register more after that I will ban every single one of them without hesitation. I don't see the point of people creating new accounts at the moment since they can't abuse the system any longer. Perhaps they think that the can save those accounts for when the restriction is lifted again. The one thing they don't take into account is that we will only lift the restriction once we have a means of filtering out the abusers completely.

I must say, my favorite WipEout games still are the original and WipEout XL/2097. I bought the original games on Pal format when they came out, and recently bought the Japanese Saturn versions which I had a tough time tracking down. And just 2 weeks or so ago I bought the Japanese PSone versions of those as well. Still love them to death. I never tire of playing those 2.

Sales for the month of September in the US: HW Sales PlayStation 2 173.5K PlayStation 3 232.4K PSP 238.1K Xbox 360 347.2K Wii 687.0K Nintendo DS 536.8K Top 10 SW Sales Publisher Release Date Rank # Units 360 STAR WARS: THE FORCE UNLEASHED LUCASARTS Sep-08 1 610K WII WII FIT W/ BALANCE BOARD NINTENDO OF AMERICA May-08 2 518K 360 ROCK BAND 2 MTV GAMES/ELECTRONIC ARTS Sep-08 3 363K WII MARIO KART W/ WHEEL NINTENDO OF AMERICA Apr-08 4 353K PS3 STAR WARS: THE FORCE UNLEASHED LUCASARTS Sep-08 5 325K 360 MERCENARIES 2: WORLD IN FLAMES ELECTRONIC ARTS Aug-08 6 297K WII WII PLAY W/ REMOTE NINTENDO OF AMERICA Feb-07 7 243K 360 MADDEN NFL 09 ELECTRONIC ARTS Aug-08 8 224K WII STAR WARS: THE FORCE UNLEASHED LUCASARTS Sep-08 9 223K PS2 MADDEN NFL 09 ELECTRONIC ARTS Aug-08 10 158K

Any of those Jamba things, you know Crazy Frog and such, oh and Snappie Das Kleine Crocodil or however you write it. Makes me want to murder anyone within stabbing distance of me.