i see your point on fighting games, and im not saying doa is a bad game, in fact its a very good one but it does feel very much like a portable version of the 360 one, and mario ill admit was an assumption that it was mario 64 what with starfox and zelda i assumed itd be another n64 one, i dont follow the mario games…

hadnt seen that one listed, looks like it drops in early feb and could well be half decent, thanks

no it isnt, much like much of punctuation its actually rather pointless, we happen to speak the most batter aboutable language there is, you can make up words like "aboutable" and theyre still understood just fine, there have even been studies showing that all that needs to be correct in most cases to read a word is…

actually i had (and still have) a ds before the 3ds so ive played more than my share of ds games, as i said the only things that catch my eye there are resident evil revelations and tales of the abyss which is actually already out over here (released 25/11/2011 in EU) but seems in incredibly short supply as copies are…

i tell a lie, i didnt get to play tales of the abyss, id play that, if it wasnt rare as rocking horse turds, the cheapest copy i can find is £65! how the hell can such a new system already have a rare game commanding over double its retail price?

i have just buckled and bought myself a 3ds, its good and all but a shame that so far the games are pretty much all remakes of some sort (of course i wouldnt object to a remake if the original NiGHTS in 3d on it) but aside from res evil revelations there isnt much coming up in q1 that takes my interest, thankfully ive…

despite being a big rpg fan ive never played any of the kingdom hearts games, call me shallow or whatever but im just put off by the disney characters in it, possibly stemming from my hatred of disney movies as a kid (i have always hated musicals of any sort to be honest)

i think youll find rather more people actually learn how to use and improve their devices than you think, for "the rest of you" i suppose youre not that bothered about getting the best from what youve paid for. if you bought a new pc now that somehow came with vista on and was locked to ensure you could not upgrade to…

i have no idea, motorola seem to think along the same lines, i think they like to think they know best

webOS is still good actually, it serves all my tablet needs anyway, people bemoan the lack of apps on it but i probably have around the same amount of apps on my touchpad as i do on my android phone despite there being many times more apps available on the android market. plus if theres something it wont do i can…

simple answer, people should stop buying them until they unlock the bootloader, simple as that, youd think they would have learned from the backlash htc got when they went down that road

still not quite the deal the touchpad was though, oh and over here in the uk prices are staggered and as youd expect from the uk, higher, we have no official blackberry store for the uk so prices run like this at official distributors pc world/dixons:

shame about the miserable storage size, battery life and having that great big disc on your head, id rather have seen a bluetooth beanie with a2dp headphones built in and a bluetooth player option should you not want to use your phone

thats what i was thinking, unless it was a baby or some kind of very small mouse

oddly no, it still hasnt come back yet, im beginning to think that i may not see it again at all, glad it wasnt something important or more expensive like a phone or laptop. (thank god i dont own an iphone or mac)

sorry dude, importing and in some cases modifying or re-engineering a console is against the law too, MS warned that detectable fan mods etc on 360s could lead to a ban from live and nintendo even threaten to remotely brick your 3ds in their TOS should you modify it, heres their wording:

im not sure if US law differs from UK law but here it works thusly: the cart is not the main thing you pay for, the cart, box and manuals etc make up a very small part of what youre paying for, the majority of that cash pays for your licence to use that software, that licence is for you and you alone and is non…

yes it is when i already paid £40 for those games when they came out, why should i have to pay again? as the law stands as far as im aware a paltry amount of cash from your purchase of a game is for the actual media it comes on, box etc, the rest of that cash pays for your licence to use that software (technically…

yes its totally illegal, of course what you should be doing is heading down to your local games shop and buying all the snes and mega drive games you want, im sure i saw a massive selection in game around 1992 so they must still be there right.

it looks like skyrim may well be the recipient of the most mental mods ever