[QUOTE="EvilSteveo"]

Mr.Zsasz but this may cause some problems in the movie , since in my view he is not as strong or much as a threat as other batman villains. Hes just a serial killer that cuts himself.

biggest_loser

Apparently Zsasz has a blink and you'll miss it moment in Batman Begins in the institution.

He is in the first film yes. I never noticed until after playing through Batman AA since I wasn't too familiar with the character. He is on trial being prosecuted by Rachael near the beginning of the film, he is deemed insane and moved to the institution.

If the Riddler was made sick and twisted...it would be lovely...........I think a Batman Arkum Asylum movie would be great, that game was incredible...........

I don't think that a semi supernatural villain would work in Nolan's vision of Batman ie Croc, although it would be extremely interesting to see how he handles it I think a villain like this is out for the time being.

I think The Riddler could be a good candidate simply because there is the added exploration of delving into the mind of someone driven insane by his own genius. He could be made to be just as demented as the Joker but he has a recorded history which Joker doesn't and I think it would make fora good story to explore and expand onthat.

Im looking around for a decent sound card. I've normally just gone no-brainer with Creative but the ones from Asus are looking like a pretty good option.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductReview.aspx?Item=N82E16829132005

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16829102019

The speakers I'm using are LogitechZ5500's so the optical on the X-Fi would be nice but I'm hearing so many good things about the Asus cards. Does anyone have any suggestions / recommendations?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cufQD5Y31ZA

Just how badass do you have to be to punch rocks, or kick them so hard that they explode?

I can't help but feel they are missing the point with this product. If it is indeed a Transformers 2 on a USB drive then this sucks, but if it is a USB drive with Transformers 2 then it is awesome.

I think we can all agree that this is some sort of a spin off to Digital Distribution, however with this method it still involves a physical product that must be bought in a physical store which you will have to go to to purchase. So thats multiple fails right there, since it is digital distribution without the convenience of digital distribution. This way you might as well go buy the same file that is stored on a disc or a DVD, since they are cheaper to manufacture and disc drives are included on all products that would run this file anyway. Hang on a second dont we have those already?

Then we have BluRay the HD format that is climbing in popularity offering bundled digital copies with most high profile movie releases......... for free! With the entire bundle costing less than one of these devices. Now ask yourself, how often do I watch movies on the go using a device without a disc drive? Not that often I'll bet, maybe on a plane or some other long trip but certainly not often enough to justify stocking up on USB drive movies. And even then you are probably going to watch a movie on your MP3 player or on the plane TV network, and last time I checked neither have USB ports. The only most remote logical reason for these drives would be to watch a movie on a 7-11" netbook screens, and even then (inserttext regarding possible activities refering to DVD's you already own or certain networkingprotocols).

Had to remove my originalfinal sentence regarding a perfectly valid point to the discussion. Thank You GS mods, are you happy now?

[QUOTE="Y2Jfan23"]They just better hope that the conumers don't assume that the USB Drive is the same quality as Transformers 2 is.GTA_dude

Check it out http://www.tomsguide.com/us/transformers-megan-fox-usb-kingston,news-5016.html

It's the digital age, where some form of entertainment are found more often on personal storage devices than on physical media bought from the store. Yes, it's a transitionary period, and there's no better proof of that than in Kingston and Paramount's new upcoming product.

Kingston and Paramount announced that both companies will deliver full-length motion picture feature films on Kingston Flash memory products. The movies on Kingston memory will be available to consumers as part of a bundle package and for sale.

"This unique agreement enables PDE to make available its entertainment offerings on USB and SD cards," said Alex Carloss, EVP and GM of Paramount Digital Entertainment. "As more and more movies are viewed on computers and other portable devices, having a relationship with Kingston will become increasingly important to Paramount for years to come."

One of the first movies out the gate is Transformers 2: Revenge of the Fallen, which will come on a 4 GB USB stick and retail for $29.99. Sadly, there's no mention of what kind of codec or DRM scheme it'll use, but we'll tap Kingston for further details.

Would you ever choose to buy a USB stick move over a DVD or Blu-ray?

Ok let me get something straight. Are we buying a USB drive that just happenes to have Transformers 2 on it or are we buying Transformers 2 on a USB drive? And Yes it does make a difference.