Mr. Keith

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  1. Wasn't sure if I should post just the trailer or the kickstarter web site of this, but this is suppose to be the spiritual successor to Eternal Darkness if it receives the funding it needs. I kinda hope it does, although that would mean I'd actually have to buy a Wii U just for this game as I usually don't buy PC games. Either way I was wondering if anyone else has heard of this?

  2. For any former Oratory folks on here who use to participate in their RAW threads, they're having an old school RAW thread this Monday and are giving out all sorts of prizes just for being in the thread. In case anyone around here wanted to know.

  3. I think most of the original earth-2 came from the Oratory. Don't really post there much anymore(although I'm hoping to do a bit more OWA posts in the future) but I frequent there all the time and still love reading some of the posts on there.

  4. http://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/534416

    I'm actually kind of shocked nobody has mentioned this yet, or I'm just too blind to see it. Either way, it's a flash game of the original Super Mario Brothers where you can play as some of your favorite NES characters to near perfection. Give it a shot if you haven't already.

    -edit-Oh, and here's a trailer for another character that's soon to be added. :w00t:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zdr95SSgm2g

  5. Man do I hate the controls of this. I can't count how many times I've tried to select an item, and suddenly Maxwell lingers on over and fucks up by getting himself killed or causing a mishap that ruins me getting the starite. It can get beyond frustrating at times. Otherwise the game is real fun. I love creating other characters and having them fight each other in this. Anyone know how to kill the ghost off? He seems to be the only unstoppable character in the game but I just know there has to be a weakness to it.

  6. I haven't been that into video games recently, probably mostly because I own a Wii and there hasn't been many releases for the system that have peaked my interest. But this title for the DS has really peaked my interest and I plan on picking it up first chance I get tomorrow. Anyone else looking forward to messing around with this game and seeing a large of a dictionary the game has?

  7. Silent Hill Reimagining Official

    Konami details reworking of survival horror classic for Wii, PS2 and PSP.

    by Matt Wales, IGN UK

    UK, April 6, 2009 - Following relentless internet chatter, Konami has finally confirmed the existence of its Silent Hill reimagining, Silent Hill: Shattered Memories, scheduled to release on Wii, PS2 and PSP this autumn.

    Developed by Climax UK, the team responsible for the diminutive Silent Hill: Origins on PSP, Shattered Memories shares basic plot elements with Team Silent's classic original PlayStation survival horror outing. Once more, you fill the shoes of protagonist Harry Mason as he searches the fog-shrouded - and apparently now snowy - streets of Silent Hill in a bid to locate his missing daughter Cheryl.

    However, Konami claims that NPCs now frequent different locations and offer new responses, with new paths and clues altering the original experience. What's more, while PS2 and PSP versions feature traditional control schemes, Wii owners can enjoy motion control elements attempting to increase immersion in Silent Hill's unsettling world. Your remote now serves as both a torch – to scour the darker corners of town – and a mobile phone. This latter element serves as a secondary interface for accessing GPS maps and photo-taking. Motion controls also enable players to interact with puzzles and examine objects on their journey.

    Furthermore, Shattered Memories features something Konami is calling Psyche Profiling. As you play, the game monitors your actions – where you explore first, items you examine and your reactions to other characters – then adapts the unfolding experience accordingly. Konami also promises subtle visual alterations as you play, adding to the overall oppressive atmosphere. Long-time fans will be relieved to hear that – despite Konami's much-welcome attempts to overhaul the franchise – series stalwart Akira Yamaoka is back on board to serve up another sinister soundtrack helping.

    We'll have more on Silent Hill: Shattered Memories very, very soon.

    Source http://wii.ign.com/articles/969/969864p1.html

  8. World of Goo: Got stuck on a stage awhile back and came back to it recently. Mostly played some of the earlier stages on OCD and messed around with the Goo Factory. Will try to beat that difficult stage later.

    Lit: For eight bucks, definitely a fun little game even for all it's annoying little flaws.

    Resident Evil 5: Thankfully I tried the demo before hand, otherwise I might really have been disappointed by this. The games still good, but no where near as good as RE4.