lilmetal

I made this topic cause I love this game. My friend brought it to my house and we started to play and I said "What is this piece of crap?" then we started playing more and I stole the game from him before he left. I had beat the game and the game clock said I had been playing 54 hours. Then in English class I had to do a book report and I did it on Tales of Symphonia cause I didn't want to read a book. I got an A. Is anyone else addicted to this game like I am?

Eh. for me Stuntman for PS2. I got to about the second level then I couldnt figure out the right things to do.

I can't find the title of this Robot game I once rented, which had great play in the story or multiplayer mode. In multiplayer, you chose from a couple different bots, the most memorable rolled along as a ball, then would pop open in order to fire. A KEY* aspect was that you could leave your robot, as about a 5 pixel person, who had a little pistol to kill other little humans, and fly around and find another, vacant bot and assume control of it. In story mode, I never got very far, but remember that the first level of story mode had you infiltrating a giant space ship, starting on the outside. I hope I've jogged your memory.

Oh man.... so many choices... Overall, i'd have to go with "White Men Can't Jump" for the Jag. Other games that reek: Touchdown Fever for the NES, that retarded Genesis game featuring Aerosmith where you throw CDs at bad guys, and Donkey Kong Country for the N64. I'll probably post more some other time.

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A recent Survey in the latest issue of the japanese magazine Otonafami put the PSP againest DS. The survey asked over 1,000 gamers above the age of 20 about both handhelds. Out of some of the question highlighted the ones that surprised me was if they thought they taking full advantage of their machine. PSP owners said "No", Because they can't figure out how to use all those niffty features sony threw in their to try and boost sales, Ironic! Gamers also viewed the PSP as a multimedia device more a gaming machine. Ds owners also said saying that they don't get to use the Wi-Fi (Which Nintendo is currently working on from what i've read). What did they think of their handhelds? "PSP owners were asked what they thought about their handheld, they praised its fantastic graphics and entertainment functions and commented that they found its battery life surprisingly long. The main PSP complaints were that its games were mediocre, its game library had too many ports, its load times were too long, and that some games froze often." and "DS owners said they enjoy its backward compatibility to GBA games and touching the handheld's screen. On the other hand, they also said that the audio in DS games isn't loud enough, there aren't titles for adults, and the screen sizes are too small. " When looking at the two handhelds in terms of sales figures, the Nintendo DS has sold approximately 2.2 million units in Japan since its launch on December 2, versus the PSP's 1.39 million units since it went on sale 10 days later. The top-selling games for the two machines in Japan are listed below. CUMULATIVE GAME SALES Nintendo DS WarioWare: Touched! : 740,000 units Super Mario 64 DS : 710,000 units Nintendogs: 400,000 units Pok?mon Dash: 320,000 units Kirby: Canvas Curse: 190,000 units Sony PSP: Hot Shots Golf: Open Tee: 350,000 units Ridge Racers: 260,000 units Dynasty Warriors: 260,000 units Tales of Eternia: 170,000 units Metal Gear Acid: 110,000 units SURVEY RESULTS Q: How many Games do you have? PSP: None: 2% One game: 27% Two games: 25% Three games: 14% Four games: 8% Five Games: 10% More than six games: 11% DS: None: 2% One game: 16% Two games: 20% Three games: 19% Four games: 12% Five games: 8% More than six games: 23% 14% said they owned a PSP 25% said they owned a DS 19% said they owned both Out of the remaining gamers who don't own a next-generation handheld, 31% said they are planning to get a PSP 35% said they want to get a DS 19% said they want to get both 15% said they didn't want either of the handhelds

50 Cent: Bulletproof stars rapper 50 Cent and features his voice and likeness. You play as 50 Cent as he takes New York City's crime families in search of the truth. Release Date: 11/15/05 Screen One Screen Two Screen Three Screen Four Screen Five Screen Six Screen Seven

I just got Fable: Lost Chapters for PC but dont play it much. Im playing World of Warcraft now which is why i dont play Fable much.

Ya I got it but my graphics suck so it wouldnt play. sold it to some guy in my school for $70 .

heh I like RPG's:1) Kingdom Hearts (PS2)2) Tales on Symphonia (Gamecube)3) World of Warcraft (PC)

Everybody is talking about the PS3 Xbox 360 and Nintendo Revolution but what about the Phantom. Infinium Labs?, Inc. was founded by a management team with extensive experience in interactive media, entertainment and technology. The company is set to launch a cutting edge online gaming service in 2005. The Phantom? Game Service will be delivered online over any broadband network and will offer a broad library of games designed to appeal to both the avid gamer as well as the casual player. Some pics of the Phantom playing Unreal Tournament 2004: Infinium Labs Homepage