• 16May 07

  I was invited to Halo 3 Beta party.

  no, it wasn't an OFFICIAL party, just something my girlfriend's friend decided to do at his house last night. He thought it'd be cool to invite a bunch of people to just try out the game and skip school tomorrow.  and my girlfriend thought it would be her chance to 'convert' me to xbox fan by inviting me.

   

  well.... the time passed. no Halo 3.... we waited. 1 hour... 2 hours. we got on Bungie.net's forum, people were PISSED, and understandable so. I ended up being the only one defending Microsoft in the end and saying they are working hard to fix it. *sighs*

   

  here's what NOT to do.

   

  1... Don't make people BUY a game so they can get the demo for next. goes for Enix as well

   

  2... do NOT piss off your most loyal fanbase when you want to win a console war.

   

  3... EXTEND the Beta period. for god sake, 3 weeks??? 

   

  4... DO NOT say "The wait ends" on the website banner when you can't even deliver it to potentially 500K people who bought Crakedown to get Halo beta.

   

   

  as for now, still no Halo 3. Well, not that I even like Halo, but as a fan of games, I do understand why people are pissed. Hope they get Halo 3 beta FIXED SOON! 

  • Posted May 16, 2007 5:20 pm PT
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• 23Apr 07

  I was scared to death as a PSP owner, but no more.

  Why was I scared for my PSP's existence??? Pokemon was coming... Enough said.

  it could've killed PSP right there, if it looked ANYTHING new FFVI's graphic beauty. let me explain

   

   

  and here's what Pokemon look NOW on DS in 2007, compare that to Pokemon stadium inN64, which has similar graphical power.

   http://www.gamecritics.com/review/pokestadium/screen01.jpg

  so, WHY ARE WE STILL STUCK WITH A 2 D BATTLING SYSTEM?

  
  DS could've killed PSP, Let me just say... thank god for PSP owners,

   

  • Posted Apr 23, 2007 7:43 am PT
  • Category: Games
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