i just got the godfather and so far i love it. the controls are so much fun. it makes you feel much more immersed in the game. nothing like slamming people up agains the side of a bar or strangling them to death with your own two hands! lol

definitely paper mario. that game rocks.

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[QUOTE="SimpJee"] [QUOTE="ninjai18"]
That'd be awesome man. :) And it was crazy, I called Nintendo of America the other day and asked of Reggie Fils-Aime was in and they put me through to his personal assistant. I'm gonna see if I can get an appointment with him this coming week, here's hopin. :)
SimpJee

hahaha damn i'd fly out there for that! maybe he could kick our asses, take our names, and give us all jobs! (hey, we can dream.)

It's called DigiPen. you should go there. i hear it's one of the best game design schools in the world. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DigiPen

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That'd be awesome man. :) And it was crazy, I called Nintendo of America the other day and asked of Reggie Fils-Aime was in and they put me through to his personal assistant. I'm gonna see if I can get an appointment with him this coming week, here's hopin. :)
SimpJee

hahaha damn i'd fly out there for that! maybe he could kick our asses, take our names, and give us all jobs! (hey, we can dream.)

[QUOTE="SimpJee"] [QUOTE="ninjai18"] [QUOTE="jraics"]

[QUOTE="SimpJee"] [QUOTE="jraics"]yeah, everyone needs to chill. they're still a loooong way from shipping. having worked at a major game studio for two years i can tell you that early builds are almost always unpolished and not representative of the final gaming experience. i actually worked on a couple of our E3 builds for some of our games and they were quickly put together to give a basic idea of what the game will be like, but of course they're buggy as hell. also, NONE of these games are even in beta yet. they're probably not even in alpha, just in early milestone builds, considering there's still five or six months until they ship. so, to make a short story long...i'm not worried.ninjai18

i worked at EA Tiburon here in central florida. it was a really fun job even though EA stands for all that is wrong with the video game industry (milking popular movie licenses, putting out the same game year after year which uses the same five year old engine but with new rosters and schedules, etc...) i would love to be able to work for Nintendo someday.

lol. yeah, that would be cool. maybe i'll make the voyage out to Washington. is that where you are ninjai18? i wouldn't mind getting into the marketing side of things...maybe work for the regginator!

[QUOTE="jraics"]yeah, everyone needs to chill. they're still a loooong way from shipping. having worked at a major game studio for two years i can tell you that early builds are almost always unpolished and not representative of the final gaming experience. i actually worked on a couple of our E3 builds for some of our games and they were quickly put together to give a basic idea of what the game will be like, but of course they're buggy as hell. also, NONE of these games are even in beta yet. they're probably not even in alpha, just in early milestone builds, considering there's still five or six months until they ship. so, to make a short story long...i'm not worried.SimpJee

i worked at EA Tiburon here in central florida. it was a really fun job even though EA stands for all that is wrong with the video game industry (milking popular movie licenses, putting out the same game year after year which uses the same five year old engine but with new rosters and schedules, etc...) i would love to be able to work for Nintendo someday.

[QUOTE="SimpJee"] [QUOTE="ninjai18"] [QUOTE="SimpJee"]Metroid ATM, from what I've heard on IGN, Red Steel needs some work. ninjai18

yeah, everyone needs to chill. they're still a loooong way from shipping. having worked at a major game studio for two years i can tell you that early builds are almost always unpolished and not representative of the final gaming experience. i actually worked on a couple of our E3 builds for some of our games and they were quickly put together to give a basic idea of what the game will be like, but of course they're buggy as hell. also, NONE of these games are even in beta yet. they're probably not even in alpha, just in early milestone builds, considering there's still five or six months until they ship. so, to make a short story long...i'm not worried.