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PS3|VITA Thread: Vita $249 | PS3 BF3 Tonight PG727 | Black Ops 3rd Map Pack PG726 | Dust514 PG723
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Ohhhhh okay. What's up bro? Yeah man, I've been grinding just trying to finish this up. I haven't played my PS3 in so long. I'm picking up FIFA World Cup sometime this week though. Probably not gonna be able to play it until sometime late next week though.Originally Posted by FallenGodofWar
Originally Posted by MoMoney848
Originally Posted by FallenGodofWar
Originally Posted by MoMoney848
I'm about to graduate in about a month so school has had me swamped. I haven't had time to look at my own reflection in the mirror... and you know how much I love myself
Nice to see you, Nathan Drake. Props for actually finishing school (I know u said in a month)
Thanks
Now I just have to find a job.
And what was your name before this?
Uptempo Kid. Just felt that I needed a fresh start...
What the hell is Call of Duty: MMO? It's on that E3 sheet. What'd I miss?
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whoa whoa whoa...
PSN money hook up?? school me.
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Originally Posted by Notorious 858
You have 24 to 48 hours to use up all the money on the account.
I manged to use it all up in about 20 minutes
lol, damn. i'm gonna have to wait til them map parks drop for mw2 then
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I don't know any more than you do, but my guess is that it'll have large numbers of players, ala MAG?
I immediately assumed MMORPG, but MMO just means massive multiplayer online, so large player counts in lobbies is all that could be.
Anyone else wanna shed some light on it?
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gametrailers forums have confirmed that both lists have to be fake. We will know on friday when the next Call of Duty game is revealed
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[h1]Activision May Be Considering A Massively Multiplayer Call Of Duty[/h1]
The Activision CEO says that during the first few months of integration planning with Vivendi, they asked themselves some serious questions about what they consider "the fastest growing markets in the world", including Asian markets and MMOs.
As an example, Kotick said to investors at the Morgan Stanley Technology Conference, "What would be the natural evolution of a property like Call of Duty into a massively-multiplayer environment and how do you monetize that?"
Kotick parlayed that into a thought on in-game advertising, in which he pointed to Starcraft as a model for short-session, ladder tournament play that can easily support ad spots. While a Call of Duty MMO may be a long way off, if it ever gets off the ground, it's starting to sound like Activision execs may be giving it serious thought and we'd expect it to be a big focus for the publisher's ad revenue model.
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[h2]http://www.gtplanet.net/gran-turismo-5-3d-support-confirmed-by-sony/[/h2]
[h2]Gran Turismo 5 3D Support Confirmed by Sony[/h2]April 25th, 2010 by Jordan
You can put any doubts you had about Gran Turismo 5’s 3D support to rest. Taku Imasaki, a U.S. based producer for the game, confirmed that it will feature this new technology.
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[h1]First Look At Next Call of Duty Happens This Friday[/h1]
There's a brand new Call of Duty game coming this year. This Friday, you'll get your first peek at the follow-up to Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2, courtesy of GameTrailers TV.
While Activision may be embroiled in drama related to its most recent Call of Duty, that won't stop the company from churning out annual sequels to the ultra-popular first-person shooter. In 2010, Call of Duty: World at War developer Treyarch is on tap to deliver a new iteration, already penciled in to ship before the "holiday."
It represents the first Call of Duty game to be released under publisher Activision's new "strategic plans" for the franchise.
GameTrailers TV's promo promises a "global announcement" and "the first teaser trailer" for Call of Duty 7, so make sure you're up at 12:40 a.m. with your eyes glued to Spike TV to catch it.
from kotaku
While Activision may be embroiled in drama related to its most recent Call of Duty, that won't stop the company from churning out annual sequels to the ultra-popular first-person shooter. In 2010, Call of Duty: World at War developer Treyarch is on tap to deliver a new iteration, already penciled in to ship before the "holiday."
It represents the first Call of Duty game to be released under publisher Activision's new "strategic plans" for the franchise.
GameTrailers TV's promo promises a "global announcement" and "the first teaser trailer" for Call of Duty 7, so make sure you're up at 12:40 a.m. with your eyes glued to Spike TV to catch it.
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^
Good video. Vanille's Belladonna wand works as well (Marlboro is the leveled up version).
Admantoise' are stupid hard to beat without death.... I don't even want to think about the Long Gui.
Good video. Vanille's Belladonna wand works as well (Marlboro is the leveled up version).
Admantoise' are stupid hard to beat without death.... I don't even want to think about the Long Gui.
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Anyone planning on picking up Red Dead Redemption?
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Definitely
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Cool, I ain't trying to ride alone (pause)Originally Posted by MoMoney848
Definitely
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trust me the last boss is mad easy, well to me it is. most battles can be won with 5 stars depending on you team and style of play.
first time in gran pulse i only grinded for about 3 hrs. if ur gonna grind for 7 - 10 hrs on ur first play, i think its a waste and will result in the game being too easy. i remember grinding too much in ffxii and doing so many sidequests and when i finally beat the final boss, it wasnt even a challenge.
ffxiii is basically two parts... the main story and then the 2nd half is all about side missions and all the other goodies.
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I need that twisted metal.
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^ good point battousai.. I guess I'll stroll along then. Been very insecure about leaving Gran Pulse
anyone close to platinuming FFXIII? I saw my homeboy at 91%, I was like
anyone close to platinuming FFXIII? I saw my homeboy at 91%, I was like
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Bungie and Activision Announce Exclusive, Worldwide Partnership
10-Year Alliance Expands Global Reach for Leading Game Developer Across Multiple Platforms
KIRKLAND, Wash. and SANTA MONICA, Calif., April 29, 2010 /PRNewswire via COMTEX News Network/ -- Bungie, the developer of blockbuster game franchises including Halo, Myth and Marathon, and Activision, a wholly owned subsidiary of Activision Blizzard, the #1 online games publisher (Nasdaq: ATVI), announced today that they have entered into an exclusive 10-year partnership to bring Bungie's next big action game universe to market. Under the terms of the agreement, Activision will have exclusive, worldwide rights to publish and distribute all future Bungie games based on the new intellectual property on multiple platforms and devices. Bungie remains an independent company and will continue to own their intellectual property. Additional terms of the agreement were not disclosed.
To view the multimedia assets associated with this release, please click: http://multivu.prnewswire.com/mnr/activision/43669/
The groundbreaking alliance will provide Bungie its first such partnership since splitting off from Microsoft in 2007, significantly broadening its global reach by providing the resources and support to develop, distribute and release games worldwide on multiple platforms and devices.
Activision will broaden its portfolio with a new franchise from one of the industry's most creative, successful and proven studios, whose games have sold more than 25 million units worldwide. To date, Bungie's Halo games have generated approximately $1.5 billion in revenues, according to The NPD Group, Charttrack and GfK. Activision expects this agreement to be accretive to its operating margins as of the release of the first game.
"We chose to partner with Activision on our next IP because of their global reach, multi-platform experience and marketing expertise," said Harold Ryan, President of Bungie. "From working together over the past nine months on this agreement, it is clear that Activision supports our commitment to giving our fans the best possible gaming experiences."
"Bungie is one of the premier studios in our industry and we are extremely pleased to have the opportunity to work with their talented team over the next decade," stated Thomas Tippl, Chief Operating Officer of Activision Blizzard. "Bungie has developed some of the most compelling and successful games, multiplayer experiences and thriving fan communities, and this alliance underscores our long-standing commitment to foster the industry's best creative talent. Our unprecedented partnership with Bungie will enable us to broaden our pipeline of exciting new games as we continue to strengthen our industry position and pursue long-term growth opportunities."
Members of the media can visit Activision's Broadcast Media Center to download broadcast quality video, web-ready video and high-resolution images. Members of the media using Pathfire can take advantage of a Pathfire enabled video download. Sound bites from Thomas Tippl and Harold Ryan along with b-roll footage regarding today's announcement are available for download. Broadcast Media Center: http://www.usngondemand.com/index.php.
About Bungie
Bungie, now 180 employees strong, was founded in 1991 with two simple goals: develop games that combine brilliant technology, beautiful art, compelling stories and deep gameplay, and sell enough copies to achieve its real goal of total world domination. Over the past 10 years it has produced games such as the "Marathon Trilogy" and the first two "Myth" games, hailed as classics by critics and gamers around the world. Bungie's "Halo" franchise is an international award-winning action franchise that has grown into a global entertainment phenomenon, selling more than 25 million units worldwide, spawning best-selling novels and award winning soundtracks. Players have logged nearly 2 billion hours of multiplayer action over Xbox LIVE, created millions of pieces of user created content, and established a ravenous fan community. More information on Bungie can be found at http://www.bungie.net.
SOURCE Activision
bungies probably had their eyes on that ps3 for a while
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i am, online looks siiiiiiicccckkk
when does it drop?
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Originally Posted by TheHealthInspector
Bungie and Activision Announce Exclusive, Worldwide Partnership
10-Year Alliance Expands Global Reach for Leading Game Developer Across Multiple Platforms
KIRKLAND, Wash. and SANTA MONICA, Calif., April 29, 2010 /PRNewswire via COMTEX News Network/ -- Bungie, the developer of blockbuster game franchises including Halo, Myth and Marathon, and Activision, a wholly owned subsidiary of Activision Blizzard, the #1 online games publisher (Nasdaq: ATVI), announced today that they have entered into an exclusive 10-year partnership to bring Bungie's next big action game universe to market. Under the terms of the agreement, Activision will have exclusive, worldwide rights to publish and distribute all future Bungie games based on the new intellectual property on multiple platforms and devices. Bungie remains an independent company and will continue to own their intellectual property. Additional terms of the agreement were not disclosed.
To view the multimedia assets associated with this release, please click: http://multivu.prnewswire.com/mnr/activision/43669/
The groundbreaking alliance will provide Bungie its first such partnership since splitting off from Microsoft in 2007, significantly broadening its global reach by providing the resources and support to develop, distribute and release games worldwide on multiple platforms and devices.
Activision will broaden its portfolio with a new franchise from one of the industry's most creative, successful and proven studios, whose games have sold more than 25 million units worldwide. To date, Bungie's Halo games have generated approximately $1.5 billion in revenues, according to The NPD Group, Charttrack and GfK. Activision expects this agreement to be accretive to its operating margins as of the release of the first game.
"We chose to partner with Activision on our next IP because of their global reach, multi-platform experience and marketing expertise," said Harold Ryan, President of Bungie. "From working together over the past nine months on this agreement, it is clear that Activision supports our commitment to giving our fans the best possible gaming experiences."
"Bungie is one of the premier studios in our industry and we are extremely pleased to have the opportunity to work with their talented team over the next decade," stated Thomas Tippl, Chief Operating Officer of Activision Blizzard. "Bungie has developed some of the most compelling and successful games, multiplayer experiences and thriving fan communities, and this alliance underscores our long-standing commitment to foster the industry's best creative talent. Our unprecedented partnership with Bungie will enable us to broaden our pipeline of exciting new games as we continue to strengthen our industry position and pursue long-term growth opportunities."
Members of the media can visit Activision's Broadcast Media Center to download broadcast quality video, web-ready video and high-resolution images. Members of the media using Pathfire can take advantage of a Pathfire enabled video download. Sound bites from Thomas Tippl and Harold Ryan along with b-roll footage regarding today's announcement are available for download. Broadcast Media Center: http://www.usngondemand.com/index.php.
About Bungie
Bungie, now 180 employees strong, was founded in 1991 with two simple goals: develop games that combine brilliant technology, beautiful art, compelling stories and deep gameplay, and sell enough copies to achieve its real goal of total world domination. Over the past 10 years it has produced games such as the "Marathon Trilogy" and the first two "Myth" games, hailed as classics by critics and gamers around the world. Bungie's "Halo" franchise is an international award-winning action franchise that has grown into a global entertainment phenomenon, selling more than 25 million units worldwide, spawning best-selling novels and award winning soundtracks. Players have logged nearly 2 billion hours of multiplayer action over Xbox LIVE, created millions of pieces of user created content, and established a ravenous fan community. More information on Bungie can be found at http://www.bungie.net.
SOURCE Activision
bungies probably had their eyes on
Fixed.
Bungie wanted more control over there own projects. Not just HALO. Multiplatform was just a plus.
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Just beat Ballad of Gay Tony. I really enjoyed it even though it was a little short. Working on the Lost and the damned now.
COD DLC worth getting?
COD DLC worth getting?
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right?
17 call of duty games but i can't get twisted metal or maybe a new SSX or nba street game? so sick of these +#!+*%% FPS games
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^^^ that's because Twisted Metal is wack.
There are a lot of FPS games out these days, but that's because that's what people are buying most. When they're no longer profitable, they'll stop producing them and try something else. Can't blame them for cashing in.
There are a lot of FPS games out these days, but that's because that's what people are buying most. When they're no longer profitable, they'll stop producing them and try something else. Can't blame them for cashing in.
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don't take a crap on my childhood
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I tried to like it back then but it never did anything for me.