PEW PEW PEW!!

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Why would a third party developer want to be ona single console for when there are 2 other consoles on the market with a bigger install base? It's the other way around if you look at it... developers are trying to BECOME third party.

trent44

I think that answer is pretty simple, Sony would be dumping buckets of money on top of them to convince them. Also, Sony would be paying for their marketing, publishing, etc.

Not sure about trying to become 3rd party, but I'd say this is pretty accurate. I imagine indie devs (kinda like media molecule) would thrive under the umbrella of a big corp like sony. Guaranteed paycheck, tech support/collaboration, market exposure, worldwide distribution etc...

It could be the difference between having a great game that nobody ever plays, or a great game in the hands of millions of gamers.

Profits are great, but probably not the only thing that factors into a decision like this.

The future looks pretty bleak for a couple systems.. but I'm not naming names. :P

Yet it sold 10 million units

James161324

Sorry if old.. but this peripheral does not deliver. It is admirable to defend your platform through the good bad times, but core xbox gamers should really throw in the towel now.

Way to butcher a beloved franchise, MS...

http://arstechnica.com/gaming/news/2011/06/star-wars-kinect-hands-on-watch-the-train-wreck-in-action.ars

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d1MqaPOHtoE&feature=player_embedded#at=41

The Klobb

lostrib

Yes! The klobb was embarassingly awesome. Duel wield those puppies and you might have enough ammo to take someone out.

Mafia Wars

I did this detox for about 14 days sometime last year... it was pretty easy after about the second or third day because you simply don't get very hungry. The drink itself tastes okay.. but gets old.. fast. Just make it nice and spicy.. it seems more filling that way.

The results are amazing though... don't let anybody tell you otherwise. In addition to having more energy, I also lost about 15 pounds in 2 weeks. I'd say about 3-4 pounds of that was water weight, so somewhere around 10-11 pounds total.

People that say you're going to gain it all back are full of BS. Yes, you'll gain back some weight. But consuming 200-300 calories a day for 2 weeks will definitely drive real weight loss. It's guaranteed. Not particularly good for your body.. but guaranteed to shed pounds quickly.

IMO, there are plenty of easier ways to lose weight though.

BTW... I'm 29, 5'8".. I started at 165 lbs, and ended somewhere around 152 lbs.

Good luck.