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Let's hope that 55 Days at Peking will be next on the list
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Just checked out the DVD Beaver site. From the comparison frames, it looks to me like we're in for another disappointment from the Weinsteins: odd color balance and lack of detail – similar to El Cid. On the other hand, they did get the aspect ratio right. It's the same as the original anamorphic 35mm theatrical prints.
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I don´t get this. The FOTRE frames on the FOTRE HTF thread look fantastic. The frames on DVDBeaver look just as middling as El Cid on DVDBeaver. Anybody care to comment/investigate? And does each frame grab represent the movie correctly or do they represent the capper´s preferences re: contrast, brightness, color saturation and hue?
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- Vanderbilt has identified the four players dismissed from the team for an incident last month that is being investigated by police as a possible sex crime.
Coach James Franklin released a statement Monday saying defensive back Brandon Banks, safety Cory Batey, receiver Jaborian "Tip" McKenzie and tight end Brandon Vandenburg are no longer on the roster after violating team rules.
Vanderbilt dismissed the players June 29 and kicked them off campus for an incident being investigated by the Metro Nashville Police Department's sex crimes unit, but university officials had not identified them.
Vanderbilt will be releasing its 2013 media guide at SEC Media Days in Alabama this week. The players will be listed in the media guide, but have been removed from the team's official roster online, the school said.
Franklin had not commented on the incident or the dismissals until Monday when he said playing at Vanderbilt is a privilege and not a right, something he and his coaches try to make sure every player understands.
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The sex crimes unit of the Nashville Police Department opened an investigation June 26 after being notified by campus police about "a matter that is alleged to have occurred at a Vanderbilt University dormitory" June 23. Evidence was sent to the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation's crime lab for testing.
None of the four played a snap for Vanderbilt last season. Batey, a Nashville, Tenn., native, came in last season as a receiver and redshirted behind Jordan Matthews and Chris Boyd before switching to safety this spring. His attorney Worrick Robinson declined to comment because of the pending investigation.
Banks, from Brandywine, Md., also redshirted as a freshman last season. Attorney Grover Collins said Banks is innocent of any and all wrongdoing.
"We are fully cooperating with the police in this investigation and have appealed the decision by the university," Collins told The Associated Press.
McKenzie, from Natchez, Miss., redshirted in 2012, but the 5-foot-8 receiver had four catches for 83 yards in the Commodores' spring game -- the most yards receiving in the game. His attorney, Jodie Bell, did not immediately return a message by the AP. The 6-foot-5 Vandenburg from Indio, Calif., was considered one of the top junior college tight ends nationally coming out of Xavier College Prep, and he became the first junior college transfer at Vanderbilt since Jordan Rodgers in 2010.
The Commodores went 9-4 and won the Music City for their best season since 1915.
Vanderbilt opens the season Aug. 29 hosting Mississippi.
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Security forces stormed Tahrir Square and brutally dispersed a small sit-in of a few hundred people -- almost all of them relatives of the revolution's martyrs or those who had been wounded. They had been forgotten by the state, and they were angry. The revolutionaries were infuriated at the attack, and the result was the battle of Mohamed Mahmoud Street, a five-day brawl with the riot police near the Square that left more than 40 civilians dead. The end of the fighting was precipitated by army intervention, the construction of a large concrete wall, and the arrival of a human chain of Muslim Brothers who cajoled or forced the protesters off the street.
The revolutionaries and marginalized young men and women who had joined the fight were filled with righteous anger. They felt betrayed. They had shed blood, supposedly on principle: to force police reform, to snatch some justice for those who had lost sons or daughters or their own health during the revolution, to hold the army to account for abuses under its rule. To them, the Brothers had thrown it all away for political gain. The temporary constitution had paved the way for parliamentary elections, due that month, a critical step that would help decide who ruled post-revolution Egypt. The Brotherhood could not let them be delayed. They went on to dominate the vote. Mohamed Mahmoud cleaved a rift between the two sides that never healed.
Over the course of the following months, it became obvious: The Brotherhood was dutifully, purposefully playing for keeps. Under the temporary constitution they helped to pass, the new parliament would be tasked with choosing those who would write a permanent founding document for post-revolution Egypt -- the holy grail. The Brotherhood would go to almost any lengths to secure it. But what they saw as predictable hardball and democratic combat -- which they were almost guaranteed to win -- the opposition saw as a series of betrayals.
The Brotherhood ran for more seats in parliament than some of their prominent members had first promised, then dominated the ministries once elected. The opposition hardly contested the second legislative election, for the less-powerful upper house, which was similarly dominated by the Brotherhood and Salafi parties. When the time came to select the constituent assembly, the Brotherhood's parliamentary bloc helped gerrymander its 100-member makeup so that if push came to shove, the Brotherhood and its backers would not be outvoted. The Brotherhood pledged not to seek the presidency, then fielded a candidate, and fielded another – Mohammed Morsi -- when the first was disqualified.
After Mr. Morsi took office, he failed to form -- or could not find those willing to join -- a cabinet that some had hoped would involve figures from across the political spectrum and prompt a national reconciliation. The Brotherhood, meanwhile, felt battered by the forces of the old regime. In the days before Mr. Morsi's victory, the Supreme Constitutional Court used an electoral technicality to annul the lower house of parliament, erasing the Brotherhood's gains and the country's most crucial elected body. The court docketed a case to rule on the legitimacy of the constituent assembly. Other courts planned to rule on the legality of the Muslim Brotherhood itself. Their entire project was now at risk.
The beginning of the end came in November, almost a year to the day after the Mohamed Mahmoud Street battle, when Mr. Morsi issued a package of sovereign decrees -- just four months into his term -- that essentially placed himself and the assembly above judicial review. He and his allies argued that to stand by and do nothing would leave courts packed with Mubarak appointees free to undermine every step of the transition. The opposition, which may have once been inclined to agree, did not take his side. There had been too many betrayals; trust had evaporated.
Protesters took to the streets, calling the president a "new pharaoh." The remaining liberals, progressives, leftists and Christians in the constituent assembly walked out. Mr. Morsi gave them two extra months to resolve their differences, but the assembly rushed the draft constitution through an overnight session and passed it. Opposition politicians increasingly believed that Mr. Morsi did not even call his own shots -- that decisions of national import were made in the Brotherhood's secretive Guidance Bureau. In Egypt's new constitution, human-rights groups and other critics saw gaping loopholes, lax protections for minorities, women and children, and troubling roles for religious oversight from conservative Sunni institutions.


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11:35 a.m.:
Shane: I'd hate to have to follow that.
L: No Warhawk, eh?
S: Guess not.
The keynote ends and the conference disperses. Everyone seems to be smiling. Except for Reggie.
11:29 a.m.: The four players are soaring around on jet packs now, carrying what appears to be a snailshell up to a ledge to open a door. Now, the four horsemen of LBP's apocalypse are demonstrating some of the fighting. When a character gets bopped, you see the fuzzy expression turn from a smile to a frown.
The four are climbing up stars on a string, it sounds trippy, but they are demonstrating the real time lighting that is happening as these guys run through the obstacle course -- which is really what this "level" is. One of the stickers they just slapped on the environment was a mushroom, not unlike the 'shrooms Nintendo is known for.
Reggie sighs.
Shane: If you can import your own images as stickers, LittlePornPlanet.
Luke: There are some recurring themes.
They conclude the show with a skateboard romp down a hill to a huge ovation. They capture a snapshot of the group in flight and display it -- think a "roller coaster image" from Cedar Point.
There's more. You can share the LBP "plots" with people around the world. They become part of an almost YouTube esque interface, where it will track the number of people playing your "plot." There's also sortable menus, where you can choose to sort by "Developer only" plots, or user-only plots or only search users on your friend's list.
The four lil creatures just took a bow.
11:24 a.m.: There's four players now. Phil and the producer of the game have joined in. Phil is playing the girl character. They are now running through a completely populated, lush 2D playing field. They are demonstrating how players can grab on to each other or grab onto objects in the world. These characters have real weight, so sometimes grabbing on to each other to increase the collective weight of the group.
There's a puzzle solving element to some of what they are doing, ejecting themselves off of oranges, climbing together over a soccer ball, pulling as a group down onto a trap door to advance the four players. There's underlying motifs of competition, but really -- these four are just having fun. So is the crowd, at this point. The characters of LittleBigPlanet, whatever they are called, have an immediate lure, an immediate charm -- it's VERY Nintendo, back when Nintendo was good.
Shane: The crowd is eating this up. It's a smart move, debuting a game about game development at GDC. META.
11:21 a.m.: They've started to clutter up the space with a tree, a painting of a king and a wheel. The same wheel is sitting at the right of the Sony stage where all of this is transpiring. There's a soothing, almost flOw-esque music bouncing through the background in LBP.
Shane: What truly amazes me about this is how it works on delivering the promise of user-generated content. What ever happened to VelocityGirl's t-shirt factory on Xbox Live?
Luke: It's uh, in certification.
They've plunked an orange into the demonstration and added little springy-pinwheel type things to the head. Each one of these little faux-hairs behaves completely realistically. LittleBigPlanet is equal parts game and toy, but both parts are brilliant.
11:17 a.m.: This is the meat of what Phil is going to show. LittleBigPlanet. From the makers of Rag Doll Kung Fu, this demo is about to make everyone say Wow.
Shane: I think this game looks incredible, but the character designs kind of creep me out.
Kathleen: There's a video that says "Killzone GDC up there on the XMB"
Shane: Oh god no.
Three's a small character, brown, furry with a zipper. LittleBigPlanet is about empowering character to do what they want to do. Using the Sixaxis controller and D-pad he can be controlled and wave, emote. A small menu pops up, it's similar to the cross media bar and they are bringing up different items.
The items in LBP have their own physics, they behave realistically. A second player drops into the world waving. He has a small helmet on and a short flowing cloak. Yes, the cloak is reacting realistically in the space.
Reggie just snarled.
11:13 a.m.: There's a SingStore. It prints money. They are playing Avril Lavigne! Shane and I are pumping our fists -- we're the only ones.
Shane: Our planned duet of total eclipse of the heart is coming this fall.
Luke: People will be able to watch it via the whole video thing?
Shane: How long till people start singing naked?
Luke: When did you say we were doing Total Eclipse?
Shane: This fall.
Luke: Probably somewhere around then.
Phil is showing how customizable the wallpapers are in SingStar -- PS3 gets SingStar in a new month "May/June" while the U.S. will see it sometime this Fall.
Oh God. Sony can't spell practice. It's wrong on the SingStar presentation.
Phil is promoting PlayStation Edge, a session that will help devs further enhance their development experience. Last night he showed Killzone after this.
Shane: DON'T SHOW KILLZONE! BAILOUT
Luke: Press X to leave conference.
11:10 a.m.: Phil is reiterating just how FREE Home will be. I'm surprised Shane isn't speaking in tongues.
Shane: April! Woo-hoo! Party in my room!
Luke: As opposed to...
In the future of Home, you'll be able to own Pets.
Shane: PETS! Nintendogs OWNED.
Luke: Again, Reggie appears to have burped something up.
Phil Harrison is about to demo SingStar, and first he's explaining just how much SingStar has sold so that perhaps someone in the audience will care. We're looking around trying to find who that is.
11:08 a.m.: Here's the PS3's achievements. Trophies. They are 3D knick knacks that you'll acquire in your gaming travels. You'll choose which to display in a large room that your friends can peep.
You can see the ENTIRE library of trophies in a familiar configuration.
Shane: Whoa. It's the Galactic Senate on Coruscant. Is that E.T.?
L: Dude, you spelled Coruscant right.
11:05 a.m.: Phil is talking about the possibilities of having user-driven and created content in the Home Cinema. Additionally, he's talking about being able to watch movies and television shows with friends in the Home space. But Home isn't just about Sony brands and Sony games, he says.
He wants there to be individual locations dedicated to other publishers and extend OUTSIDE of the game arena.
S: Leguna Beach Party here we come!
L: 1UP Yours Whiskey Lounge
Phil: Here's a multi-brand publisher sports lounge.
Shane: He means "Make this now, EA"
Luke: You think he can hear us?
Shane: Definitely.
The surfaces and areas are all completely customizable and Sony seems committed to making this easy for developers. He just mentioned creating a Kratos temple, even though the game "isn't out YET on the platform." Remember the High Fidelity debate over "Yet." God of War, PS3 2008. Believe.
Home Sports Lobby
Home Theater
Home Virtual PSP
Luxury Apartment
Basic Apartment
Character Customization
11:02 Phil was going to take a picture of the crowd and put it up on the PS3, but he laughed off the technical problems and moved on. It actually does work, we saw it last night -- you should've SEEN how happy Shane looked.
I'm not kidding.
As we're looking at the premium apartment...
S: Holy shit! That is a swanky apartment. Hot tub purchase confirmed!
L: Do you think that some of your lady friends (who are dudes) will come back for that?
Harrison is showing the Casino Royale trailer on a bravia -- in the Home world -- the trailer uses proximity sound, so as you get closer the sound gets louder. He's throwing the Bravia down the stairs.
S: So durable!
Now we're heading off to the Home Cinema!
10:59 a.m. L: So I use the virtual PSP to navigate Home, right?
S: Will my virtual PSP's battery die in two hours?
L: Hey look, Reggie laughed.
Now we're walking around the private space in Home. Phil just alluded to the "Premium" furniture. BOHICA.
S: I love these virtual apartments. Note to Konami: I would gladly microtransaction $4.99 to make my crib look like Silent Hill.
L: You like Leguna Beach, right?
S: What are you trying to say?
L: I'm just saying dude...
How long will it be before I invite someone back to my 'Home" and it's a porn palace.
Shane: I am going to make a porn museum.
L: Do you think that's why Ron Jeremy was at the event last night?
S: He's a HUGE Killzone fan. HUGE.
10:57 a.m.: Shane: Free billiards and bowling! Wii Sports Rip off CONFIRMED.
L: I think Reggie just burped up an iced chai.
Harrison is showing us the arcade cabinets and talking about being able to download additional arcade games to the in-world arcade games. Whoever is driving the next-gen version of choplifter is TERRIBLE. The audience is amused.
Shane: Evac? Choplifter is not amused.
10:54 a.m. After encountering some of the same technical difficulties that just plagued Phil. He didn't know which controller to grab -- someone just got fired.
Shane: Can I have my Home Avatar just wear a thong?
L: Are you going to going as a guy?
Harrison is demo-ing Home, showing these 3D banner ads and ability of Home to serve advertisements to consumers seamlessly.
L: Wait, Shane. Do you think RSX and Cell can simulate my coif?
Shane: Shave your head.
L: There's a lot of dudes in Home.
S: No way, ther ewill actually be many chicks on here someday!
L: Have you played an MMO, those chicks aren't chicks.
UH OH SOMEONE ELSE JUST GOT FIRED. When saying Hi on text chat, they had a misspelling and said "Ho." The crowd laughed.
10:47 a.m. S: Oh, no tie for Phil, how fashion forward.
Phil's describing the magic of Game 3.0, which is a non-Sony branded advancement of Web 2.0. Harrison points that the soccer event we just participated in -- grats Team B -- mirrors Sony's 3.0 experience.
Let's learn about Game 1.0 and 2.0
Game 1.0: S: Atari 5200 got robbed. But at least we're seeing NES, Dreamcast and the Genesis rep'd.
Game 2.0 Hey look, the DS is game 2.0, shouldn't that be where the PSP is? Oh, but of course not.
Game 3.0 The PSP, PS3, PC, Wii and Xbox 360 are all Game 3.0 techs.
Harrison just reminded the audience that they aren't claiming the Game 3.0 as a copyright, but I'm sure if you guys want to start using it to discuss gaming, Sony will let you.
10:44 a.m.: Jamil Moledina, the GDC boss who told you that this would be a happy day for PS3 owners has just been greeted to "polite applause." The same kind of applause that Susan Lucci often gets.
He's talking about empowering developers and intro-ing Phil Harrison. And we just learned that Phil Harrison is a 20-year veteran of the game industry.
The crowd is about to rebel.
OK, not really. Everyone is still quiet. Until Phil walks on stage to a fierce applause. Fiercely polite, that is.
10:41 a.m.: Hey, Shane and I saw Killzone last night. Read about it here. Wanna know what Home is? We detailed it here. Wanna hear what 1UP Yours said about last night? It's here.
S: The music quiets. The air is thick with anticipation, or the smell of sweaty nerds.
L: Dude, I'm trying to work. I don't want to smell nerds.
S: This is Living.
L: Christ.
S: Is that morbidly obese guy, Half Life guy? False alarm, he's wearing a DS shirt.
10:39 a.m. Shane: EVEN THEIR PRESS CONFERENCES ARE INTERACTIVE. Look! The Soccer balls are being scored. This is a NEXT GEN press conference.
Luke: Hey, is that Reggie gladhanding with N'Gai?
Shane: I think that Reggie is trying to steal some of Phil's thunder.
L: Team B is raping Team A in soccer, it's six to three.
S: No one cares about soccer.
L: There's Europeans watching!
10:37 a.m. Soccer balls are bouncing all around the auditorium. Shane: The room has filled up, it's like lollapalooza in here.
He also pointed out that hte room has filled up and the has unconfirmed the Bomba that was the Home failure when this was all empty.
Shane: I think a girl just flashed her boobs!
Luke: I think that was a Genji designer.
10:34 a.m.: Hopefully these work:
Images of Home Central Lounge
Home Game Space
Home Hall of Fame
10:32 a.m.: It's not a Sony Keynote if it actually starts on time. Shane is actually doodling little alien-like creatures next to me. It's good that the boy's gifts are in writing, because they certainly aren't in sketching. But it does look like the alien looks like it's wearing a nice suit.
Wait, Shane just informed us that it's not an alien and is actually a loving portrait of Phil Harrison. I SAID WOW.
Kathleen: "It looks like the alien from Communion"
10:30 a.m.: Shane: It's not even filled up in here. PS3 Home bomba confirmed.
L: Oh my god. Is that Reggie?
S: He's here to take names.
L: Is he going to do that while getting his ass kicked? I don't think there are friend codes for what this is.
Oh, by the way: Check these out, they'll make more sense when this thing actually starts:
Home HD Presentation
LittleBigPlanet HD
10:22 a.m.: Huge screens sporting the PlayStation logo adorn the front of the auditorium. There's a wheel and a tree, from this game they are going to announce that we can't talk about for another six minutes. But as soon as we can, we will. Shane is buzzing in my ear about being "weirdly excited about GDC, despite knowing everything we're about to see." His excitement is tangible, palpable. Shane: "There's electricity in the air and it's all the electricity the PlayStation needs to run." He's being ironic, relax.
10:20 a.m.: Shane to my left, Ryan to my right, Kathleen beyond him, Mark MacDonald, Demian Linn and Karen Chu are here, too. Press are flooding the room and only now are developers getting in. Wait, isn't this their conference? Ce la vie.
9:42 a.m.: Alright, we've gathered an army at Ziff Davis and are making the short walk down to Moscone. Hopefully the Wi-Fi, Wireless Verizon Card and BlackJack zerg hold up.
8:47 a.m.: We're awake and getting ready to head out to Moscone to cram into a room and watch Phil Harrison's keynote on Game 3.0. It's a bit anticlimactic for us, being that we've checked out the "reveals" already, but at 10.30 pacific, Shane Bettenhausen and I will be here chatting back and forth while Phil talks over us.
At 10:30 pacific this morning, we'll have a bunch of links for you guys to check out, including a very special episode of 1UP Yours with an in-depth look at the Harrison keynote, what we saw yesterday at Microsoft and what we saw last night that Sony isn't showing you guys, yet.
I need a Starbucks, and then Shane and I will check in from the line to get in this keynote.
-- Luke
GDC Liveblog - Phil Harrison on Game 3.0
GDC Liveblog - Phil Harrison on Game 3.0
Mar 07, 2007 8:57AM PST
Comments (119)
A very special 1up Yours?Posted: Mar 07, 2007 12:00AM PST by Captain_Glanton
Cool. Thanks guys.
Sweet!Posted: Mar 07, 2007 12:00AM PST by Jaded_Fruit_Fly
Can't wait. ^^
Radical.Posted: Mar 07, 2007 12:00AM PST by FreakinRad
Cant wait....GAFers where you at?
???Posted: Mar 07, 2007 12:00AM PST by Diablos1125
How long is the GDC gonna be?
ahhhhhhhPosted: Mar 07, 2007 12:00AM PST by greendublin
this plus motorstorm sitting in my car until the workday is over... anticipation extremo.
yeahPosted: Mar 07, 2007 12:00AM PST by Grungerocker361
I'm still trying to remember how many hours PST is being the east coast.
here we goooooPosted: Mar 07, 2007 12:00AM PST by Sephiroth Sin
*grabs popcorn*
well, gang's all here, let's do this mad dance.Posted: Mar 07, 2007 12:00AM PST by kenthegreat1
9:57 edit - can we get some photos of the line? just how crowded is it in there?
10:03 edit - if luke smith is right, and sony doesn't officially kick-off "playstation home" until the holidays (or next year, pending delays), microsoft will continue to run unopposed in the online gaming battle all year long.
10:05 edit - god, i hope that someone in the crowd points out that sony's not showing enough support for PS2 games on the PS3.
10:07 edit - let's see a new controller with rumble "innovation"!
10:19 edit - uh oh! joystiq/new york times says no "playstation home" until fall! so, who wants to take bets on the first release date delay? ten bucks on december!
10:22 edit - photos! who's taking photos?!
10:30 edit - well, here goes. if it turns out that "playstation home" isn't as free as everyone might think, PS3 owners better start digging past the $600 holes in their wallets.
10:36 edit - wow! that "home" stuff looks pretty fucking sweet. so where's all the sports drink billboards and pepsi product placement?
10:46 edit - ?
10:47 edit - harrison's getting the "golf clap" intro? this can't be good.
10:52 edit - no killzone = strike 1.
10:57 edit - wait a minute, doesn't the PS2 fit into "game 3.0" as well? and the last time i checked, PCs were bigger than everything that can be considered "game 2.0" technology.
11:01 edit - ripping off wii sports = strike 2 for phil.
11:03 edit - (note to shane) now that's a damn good way to use "playstation home" in conjunction with microtransactions. if you got suckered into waiting two years for final fantasy XIII, at least you can outfit your "PS home" apartment with square-enix posters and "resistance" trophies.
11:07 edit - okay, "playstation home" has made its point. basically, sony made an MMO have sex with [second life] and wii sports; we get the picture. can we see a first-party game now?
11:11 edit - holy shit! GOD OF WAR III in 2008!?
11:14 edit - okay, let's see how long the next god of war remains a sony-exclusive title. someone hurry and tell microsoft to throw money at it!
11:18 edit - what's up with all this singstore/karaoke bullcrap?
11:21 edit - hey, sony! can we a see an actual first-party game now?
11:30 edit - (shutting up and reading...)
11:31 edit - okay, we really need to see some pictures of LBP. from the text, i'm picturing a mix of lemmings and nintendo's mii customization (with actual variety, mind you).
11:34 edit - wait, does little-big-planet let you customize or modify whatever items are in the environment?
11:38 edit - ah, so you can build or modify your own levels in a 2D interface. that's cute. good idea.
11:41 edit - all text aside, did sony show -anything- that competes with microsoft's big games?
11:44 edit - well, it looks like i'm not spending $600 on a new "home".
Sweet LordPosted: Mar 07, 2007 12:00AM PST by FreakinRad
Good lord what was with the ad banner i just saw? Is that needed?? I dont want to get on that smiletrain.
its like Christmas all over againPosted: Mar 07, 2007 12:00AM PST by Acason79
I cant wait to see the avalanche of info from this keynote. Hopefully "Home" turns out to be a great application that will draw more consumers and cant wait to see what this exclusive title will be that is being shown.
Paul_duetPosted: Mar 07, 2007 12:00AM PST by greendublin
"It's a bit anticlimactic for us, being that we've checked out the "reveals" already", quoth the Luke.
Coming soonPosted: Mar 07, 2007 12:00AM PST by greendublin
Longest comments section ever!
WOOOOOOOOOPosted: Mar 07, 2007 12:00AM PST by MarkMan-SDT
Lets get it on!
SWEEEEETTT..........Posted: Mar 07, 2007 12:00AM PST by CHIP-HAZARD
I took day of from work to hear all the good news from Sony,... I HOPE IT'S GOOD.... I WANT MY RUMBLE BACK.
Time to show us something good SonyPosted: Mar 07, 2007 12:00AM PST by DJ_Byker_0506
Its do or die for Sony now in my opinion... 1 word which will make all the difference for me... ACHEIVEMENTS!!!
Whats upPosted: Mar 07, 2007 12:00AM PST by FreakinRad
Are you guys even in line yet? You said you'd check in...oh man!
Heh.Posted: Mar 07, 2007 12:00AM PST by Sorrowful_Tragedy
So the day has come. Bring on the goods. I need to see what I have to look forward to when I get my PS3.
Please SonyPosted: Mar 07, 2007 12:00AM PST by EditTheLines
Give us some new stuff on Killzone and Give us some new stuff for the Playstation Network. If you do not comply to any or all of the demands...punishment will commence. (silently loading semi-automatic weapon)
I was just there...Posted: Mar 07, 2007 12:00AM PST by SanFranPsycho
at Moscone Center on Friday when WonderCon was in town. But, it was held in the much smaller Moscone South building.
PS3 press conference Guiness style!Posted: Mar 07, 2007 12:00AM PST by shorap
"You know that old last gen feature we had with rumble that eventually causes arthritis?"
"Well let's say we bring it back (as it's almost a necessity for some genres like racing and fps'),"
"And you know on the Wii's and 360's we own how you can make all those little characters and earn points with games?"
"What if we were to copy both and put them on our system?"
mmmPosted: Mar 07, 2007 12:00AM PST by NYSTOFMIND23
ce la vie indeed
Doesn't everbody know..Posted: Mar 07, 2007 12:00AM PST by Ultima9999
That they are gonna official tells us about PSHome, you know htat thing that marries (read: copies) XBL and Miis. At least it might give me a reason to turn the thing on everyone once in a while. Besides that, I hope some game annoucements are made, but I think this keynote is gonna be more "hey guys, PS3 is good, and here is why" type of keynote.
SOCOMPosted: Mar 07, 2007 12:00AM PST by CHIP-HAZARD
That would be totally sweet if they announce a new socom game for ps3, maybe early spring of 2008....sweett...sheeshh wish i was there.
im only here for killzonePosted: Mar 07, 2007 12:00AM PST by MasterCharged
killzon ,killzone ,killzone
Don't expect the worldPosted: Mar 07, 2007 12:00AM PST by greendublin
and you won't be disappointed. It probably will be Fall before we get Home & it might be a premium service. KZ2 probably won't be shown. Eyetoy is likely and I don't expect more than one new game reveal. Demos downloadable today would be nice (read: LAIR demo!) but not expecting it. Please surprise me!
Pics of PS Home and more!Posted: Mar 07, 2007 12:00AM PST by GillianSeed
At the end of the line...Posted: Mar 07, 2007 12:00AM PST by zidan
As I wait here patiently (instead of doing my job) for news on the PS3, part of me is a bit upset that Sony is "borrowing" from the other guys so blatantly, while the other part says "so what?" If they can build on everything that MS and the big N have started to develop, in the end it just means better things for us, the consumers. Who knows? Maybe they will convince all of us that $600 IS a good investment in the gaming future.
GamtrailersPosted: Mar 07, 2007 12:00AM PST by FreakinRad
I just crapped myself when i saw LittleBigPlanet and the Home video....way cooler than i pictured!!!
WowPosted: Mar 07, 2007 12:00AM PST by SuckaVanHellsing
If they can make it look like that target video, it'll be absolutely incredible. Still, like Garnett was saying, it's all kind of an empty promise until they put it out and can say "we weren't lying - this is it." Still, it's not exactly what I want in an online service, but it's damn amazing nonetheless.
Home kind of looks like EQ2Posted: Mar 07, 2007 12:00AM PST by varmsdotnet
Nothing really very inspiring about the art style. I don't know, I thought that it was going to have more of an artistic flair, kind of like WoW or maybe something like the Mii's. Maybe Sony is just where Art goes to die.
So is Home going to take the place of the XMB now?Posted: Mar 07, 2007 12:00AM PST by TwinTurboJosh
It doesn't seem like the 2 will interface well at all together.
Three...Posted: Mar 07, 2007 12:00AM PST by Ultima9999
Nintendo jabs....1up always working ;)
What makes 1UP the best...Posted: Mar 07, 2007 12:00AM PST by greendublin
"Wait, Shane just informed us that it's not an alien and is actually a loving portrait of Phil Harrison. I SAID WOW."
"Shane: I think a girl just flashed her boobs!
Luke: I think that was a Genji designer."
"Soccer balls are bouncing all around the auditorium. Shane: The room has filled up, it's like lollapalooza in here.
He also pointed out that hte room has filled up and the has unconfirmed the Bomba that was the Home failure when this was all empty."
"S: This is Living.
L: Christ.
S: Is that morbidly obese guy, Half Life guy? False alarm, he's wearing a DS shirt. "
Suprised...Posted: Mar 07, 2007 12:00AM PST by Ultima9999
Phil threw in Wii in 3.0
Home and Game 3.0Posted: Mar 07, 2007 12:00AM PST by varmsdotnet
After watching the video to home and taking a guess at the small, yet well implied idea that everything in the "Second Life" pure rip off is going to cost you money to customize, then I think that Sony is once again thinking about itself and not the consumer. This isn't a free network, this is trying to make things look free and getting people to pay for them. Like most of those crappy flash based mmo's.
Game 3.0 is the stupidest thing I have ever heard. I have yet heard anyone define it, or explain why the hell the D.S. seems to fall into 2 and not 3.
L: 1UP Yours Whiskey LoungePosted: Mar 07, 2007 12:00AM PST by Mephistopheles
NOW I'm starting to see potential for this Home thing
LocoRoco PS3 CONFIRMED!Posted: Mar 07, 2007 12:00AM PST by thedisgruntledgamer
Did you see LocoRoco and Killzone in the backround of the PSHome pic?
April?Posted: Mar 07, 2007 12:00AM PST by greendublin
Shane: April! Woo-hoo! Party in my room!
Luke: As opposed to...
Did he just say in passing that it would be online in April?? NY Times wrong?
Not April?Posted: Mar 07, 2007 12:00AM PST by greendublin
Shane: Our planned duet of total eclipse of the heart is coming this fall.
Luke: People will be able to watch it via the whole video thing?
Shane: How long till people start singing naked?
Luke: When did you say we were doing Total Eclipse?
Shane: This fall.
Luke: Probably somewhere around then.
GAFers right here!Posted: Mar 07, 2007 12:00AM PST by Captain_Glanton
Infiltrating the 1up boards with our 1,000 strong SDF army.
Go! TeamPosted: Mar 07, 2007 12:00AM PST by greendublin
Bonus points to Sony for using The Go! Team in the Little Big Planet video
greendublinPosted: Mar 07, 2007 12:00AM PST by SuckaVanHellsing
I was thinking the exact same thing about Go! Team being in LBP. :)
AhaPosted: Mar 07, 2007 12:00AM PST by invading_space
"Reggie just snarled." LOL
OuchPosted: Mar 07, 2007 12:00AM PST by SuckaVanHellsing
"The characters of LittleBigPlanet, whatever they are called, have an immediate lure, an immediate charm -- it's VERY Nintendo, back when Nintendo was good."
Reggie must be pissed.
Graphics aren't everything.Posted: Mar 07, 2007 12:00AM PST by Serraxor
I'm not going to be impressed until I have it, and have some hands on time with it. Until then, Home just looks like The Sims meets WOW with no objective and Little Big Planet like The Lost Vikings with cool physics and a pretty coat of paint. That's realistic.
Geesh guys (luke & shane)Posted: Mar 07, 2007 12:00AM PST by Ultima9999
can we really keep the ninty comments to a minimum? for reals!
LBPPosted: Mar 07, 2007 12:00AM PST by FalcomAdol
So, is LBP a vertical slice of something? Is this another Spore that will never come out?
AcasonPosted: Mar 07, 2007 12:00AM PST by greendublin
Very true. If you're not impressed, you're not paying attention. These are two really great community ideas (a virtual world + user-created levels to a game which looks great)... 360 fans should be happy - this will drive Microsoft to work harder with Live after resting on their laurels since the release of the system!
wtf, 1upPosted: Mar 07, 2007 12:00AM PST by Blazehedgheog
What's up with you guys being so harsh to Nintendo all of a sudden? I'm not following what they did to deserve your ire, and I honestly think you may be reading into Reggie's "reactions" a little too much.
garbagePosted: Mar 07, 2007 12:00AM PST by NYSTOFMIND23
so we got home and little big planet. meh
LBP vs Halo3Posted: Mar 07, 2007 12:00AM PST by FalcomAdol
A lot of the filmmaking / Garry's mod type stuff that they're talking about in LBP has been suggested as being included in Halo3 as well. I wonder what will be more compelling and widely used, not to mention which will street first.
UCC should be included in Unreal 3 per reports too. This is part of a rising tide at the moment, it's not something utterly unique to the PS3.
If they can really meet a gold in 2008 for this thing at all.
oopsPosted: Mar 07, 2007 12:00AM PST by Baltmatrix
I just realized that I read the entire blog backwards (from top to bottom). The scary thing is that Luke and Shane's banter and info were completely understandable and made sense. I wonder if they can get a virtual 1up trophy for that achievement. :)
Do you remember back when Sony was good?Posted: Mar 07, 2007 12:00AM PST by hkc213
"The characters of LittleBigPlanet, whatever they are called, have an immediate lure, an immediate charm -- it's VERY Nintendo, back when Nintendo was good."
ROFL. Kind of ironic. It seems like Wii is kicking ass while PS3s are lying in stores everywhere. Remember back when Sony was good?
RE: mission acomplishedPosted: Mar 07, 2007 12:00AM PST by hkc213
"PS3 owners are indeed happy.
xbox fanboys and wii....people are kind of throwing stones, but hey they wont get to experience those games."
Yes, I am so sad that I dont have a $600 machine so I can go play pretty version 2nd Life. You know this type of simulation is what I would pay $600 for. Yes, I'm so happy that I'm getting the cutting edge gaming experience of decorating my room with crap. Yes, this marks the end of 360 and the Wii.
so yea...i think im still holding onto my 600 bucks....sorry philPosted: Mar 07, 2007 12:00AM PST by Snukadaman
a MMO....no games.aint this called second life allready...i think some sony fanboys are thinking this is going too be free.....ROFLMAO...imagine the look on their faces when their told it cost money too putz around on their ps3's...games people..games...focus on games and bring the price down and some people will buy it..other wise..we wait
Home impressionsPosted: Mar 07, 2007 12:00AM PST by Ultima9999
I dunno, but console online communities feel like they should be an intermediary experience in between games, and not the main focal point of the system, plus does anybody see future problems with it, like hacking & porn filled rooms. I can't deny that it sounds cool on the surface and I'll def mess around with it, but seems to involved.
LittleBigPlanet, on the other hand, seems like an intrguiging IP and def has some potential.
Rediculous fanboysPosted: Mar 07, 2007 12:00AM PST by coreman2200
You guys are just pathetic. Keep your $600 dollars. For the people that have the money to spend, the people that have spent the money (and are HAPPY with their purchase), and otherwise not including you damn fanboys, this is great news. I swear you all just make this entire thing annoying.
The software shown today is Great stuff. New, creative, interesting. This is what the PS3 community has been looking for.
Now let this all have come on the 360, and God would shine upon us, right?
Shut the hell up! lol. The envy bugs me. I can't wait until April to get my beta of Home - its one of the more interesting ideas I've seen for any system thus far. Things are starting to heat up, now... Time for the real stuff to begin :)
Game on, gamers.
PS - don't give me the ps fanboy crap - I bought all three of the systems for my bros and myself, and in my dorm we have all three between my roommates. I enjoy all of them - I just can't stand when you start trying to bash GAME ideas and SOFTWARE because you don't agree with the hardware or (worse) the company behind it. It's stupid.
if this keeps up...Posted: Mar 07, 2007 12:00AM PST by T3chnic133
Live is going to get curb stomped
Can't wait.Posted: Mar 07, 2007 12:00AM PST by sleeping_demon
This all looks good to me. I eagerly await Home beta and any more news on Little Big Planet.
sleeping_demon the demo is allready upPosted: Mar 07, 2007 12:00AM PST by Snukadaman
www.secondlife.com you can even buy stuff in it...
Was Reggie really there?Posted: Mar 07, 2007 12:00AM PST by Direct_Hit3000
I can't tell if they were joking or not.
This will sound cornyPosted: Mar 07, 2007 12:00AM PST by braidedsamurai87
But while watching the video of LittleBigPlanet my heart actually started to beat harder. I've read about Home and it sounds nice, but the fun that I saw in LBP makes me so excited to get a PS3. I just hope it will be what it looks like in that video and more. Don't get me wrong the communiy aspect of Home is great but I want for <u>right now</u> is great games, and LBP seems to be one (even though I won't get it for a few months).
Also I think people shouldn't brush off Home with a "meh". I mean in this day and age it takes more for a console to be a great console than having great games.
Oh man, late 2007 and beyond will be really good for gamers. The main reason being that ideas like this will force Nintendo and Microsoft to step up, which will then force Sony to step up again and let's not forget the 3rd parties. And from there the cycle just continues.
JesterPosted: Mar 07, 2007 12:00AM PST by coreman2200
I'm in total agreement -- I don't know what it is -- This just feels sorta 'Big'.. Home is going to change things..
I'm not sure about superb Sony dominance -- I mean, software is to be emulated, and there will be similar communities throughout the next-gen consoles. But this is a great success! as my Buddy Borat would say for Sony.
I can't remember having been this excited for software.
Gears was great - fantastic visuals.
And you can't be a gamer and not be excited about a new Zelda for a new console.
And Resistance still rox online.
But this FEELS different.. Feels big. Nice, Sony - you guys are either really great at totally feigning to be FuqUps, with a nice plan behind your back, or you slipped up and finally did SoMeThInG right - but major kudos nonetheless.
BIG UPS to 1up for this Great coverage.
Forget ReggiePosted: Mar 08, 2007 12:00AM PST by alucrd_0007
After seeing him on an episode of Gamehead a couple weeks ago, he has a very nasty bug up his ass. I'm surprised no one has fired him or move him out of the PR spotlight
On another note, congrats Sony, Home will be a big success and I know I can't wait to use it. But on the podcast 1up was questioning what kind of casual gamer would want to use it. Well me for one. I consider myself a casual gamer, but I'm also the type of person that when playing GTA often get bored and just constantly hijack cars to roam around the city. With Home I'll be able to roam to my hearts content and have the oppertunity to do differnt things on any given day depending on what I'm in the mood for. This is awesome!
Home?....Maybe...Not So MuchPosted: Mar 08, 2007 12:00AM PST by TheWayfarer
Home, while very ambitious, is nothing but a show. A mini-game. Sure, it may revolutionize "online" services like Live has done and be very successful, but I doubt it. I blogged on Home. Take a look. I hope Microsoft doesnt' choose the same path.
Little Big Planet looks cool though. Nice to see some potential for the PS3.
Reggie WAS pissed!Posted: Mar 08, 2007 12:00AM PST by greendublin
Reggie really was pissed at the Sony conference. I thought they were just joking. OUCH!


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Toyota Land Cruiser Base Sport Utility Packages
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Differential Lock - $430
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Gold Package (PIO) - $343
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Power Moonroof - $1,055
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Third Row Seat - $1,135
Split bench front facing reclining removable symmetrical third row seats with three seat capacity; Remote control operation opening rear ¼ windows; Nine passenger assist handles; 3-point reel third row seat belts on driver side , 3-point reel third row seat belts on passenger side , lap static third row seat belts on center side; Two height adjustable head restraints on 3rd row seats
Toyota Land Cruiser Base Sport Utility Options
Rear air conditioning - $570
Rear air conditioner; Requires: [TH] Third Row Seat
Black Pearl Emblems (PIO) - $259
Logo/graphics exterior decoration
Carpet/Cargo Mat Set (PIO) - $179
Rear Wind Deflector (PIO) - $259
Towing Receiver Hitch (PIO) - $345
Trailer towing preparation includes tow hook
Roof Rack (PIO) - $449
Removable roof rails
Wood Dash (Burlwood) (PIO) - $549
Luxury trim wood/woodgrain on dashboard
Cargo Net (PIO) - $42
Load restraint
Hood Protector (PIO) - $96
Running Boards (PIO) - $595
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4,663 cc 4.7 liters V 8 engine with 94 mm bore, 84.1 mm stroke, 9.6 compression ratio, double overhead cam and four valves per cylinder
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Fuel consumption: EPA urban (mpg): 13 and country/highway (mpg): 16
Fuel economy EPA highway (mpg): 16 and EPA city (mpg): 13
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Power: 172 kW , 230 HP @ 4,800 rpm; 320 ft lb , 434 Nm @ 3,400 rpm
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Wishbone front suspension independent with stabilizer bar and torsion springs , beam rear suspension rigid with stabilizer bar and coil springs
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External dimensions: overall length (inches): 192.5, overall width (inches): 76.4, overall height (inches): 73.2, ground clearance (inches): 9.8, wheelbase (inches): 112.2, front track (inches): 63.8, rear track (inches): 63.6 and curb to curb turning circle (feet): 39.7
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Weights: gross vehicle weight rating (lbs) 6,860, curb weight (lbs) 5,115, gross trailer weight braked (lbs) 6,500 and max payload (lbs) 1,745
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1999 Toyota Land Cruiser Interior
Air conditioning with climate control
Power + diversity antenna
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Front, rear and additional row seats ashtray
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Cargo capacity: all seats in place (cu ft): 20.8
Front seats cigar lighter
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Height adjustable 3-point reel front seat belts on driver seat and passenger seat
Front seat center armrest
Lockable glove compartment
Headlight control with time delay switch-off and dusk sensor
Two height adjustable head restraints on front seats , three height adjustable head restraints on rear seats
Internal dimensions: front headroom (inches): 40.6, rear headroom (inches): 39.8, front hip room (inches): 58.6, rear hip room (inches): 57.9, front leg room (inches): 42.3, rear leg room (inches): 34.3, front shoulder room (inches): 62.4 and rear shoulder room (inches): 61.2
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Front power windows with one one-touch , rear power windows
Front and rear reading lights
Height adjustable 3-point reel rear seat belts on driver side , height adjustable 3-point reel rear seat belts on passenger side , 3-point reel rear seat belts on center side
Rear seat center armrest
Three asymmetrical split bench front facing rear seats
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Seating: five seats
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Seven speaker(s)
Plastic steering wheel with tilt adjustment
Driver and passenger vanity mirror
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Ceri Ann Jackson, more than 6 months ago
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I am just writing to state how helpful and understanding your staff were when my wife bought an ipad2 from the Cardiff store. The young lady (unfortunately I have forgotten her name) who served us was so patient and took her time to explain everything to my wife. My wife has never been interested in having a computer at home, until she saw the i-Pad being advertised on the television. I could not believe that she asked me to go into town to the Mac store to see one. Unfortunately you didn't have any in at the time because of the tsunami problems in Japan. She rang practically everyday until she eventually got hold of one. Once again thank you very much for putting my wife into the 21st century.
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Weed sprayed the drive and parking area. Potted on 14 tomatoes. Planted some Forget-me-nots that were sitting forgotten in a tray. Weed sprayed some brambles that I thought I had dug up.
Morning all, gosh, what a lot of chat on here already!
Dove said "I lose track of who's on holiday, who's working, who's poorly, who's injured, who's annoyed their OH and who's buried their OH in the compost heap "
You're blushing Dove, is your OH the one is the compost heap?
My OH has gone off to a talk on English Cathedrals. I'm supposed to be tidying the house before the house sitter comes tomorrow, but I've been potting on tomatoes in the GH.
DD, I'm sure they'll be delighted you care about the garden. You could have grassed it all over instead but you didn't.
Clari, I'm glad you had a good holiday. What did you do?
General view of top two terraces, another wall, lawn and beds lower down, also another lawn and bed on other side of house.
Congratulations Lily!
DD, looking good, what a lot of work you've done. I think you look slimmer than last year, or is that because of the running?
I was working in the garden until it was too dark to see properly, then I came in and did a load of ironing.
Lovely photos. What a gorgeous blue, Lyn.
I kept going on about tulips in the autumn. Here are some of them.
That's lovely, baza.
No, you don't, because you told him the paths looked lovely. Is he trustworthy weeding the beds? I won't let OH in my flowers!
Just got in from the garden. Was weeding then watered in GH and veg garden seeds and terrace pots. Now it's too dark to see what I'm doing.
Topbird, I know just what you mean, got all those weeds as well - though there are a lot fewer after the last two days.
Done weeding, weeding and weeding. Hairy bitter cress everywhere.
Your house is looking great now, ighten, what a lot of work you've done.
Yviestevie, for a ghastly moment I thought SIL had been let loose in your garden!
Spent the morning weeding. Back from supermarket. Got lots of dog food for house sitter to feed Tigger and stuff for making lunch sitting in the airport on Thursday. The strike is off , if the French papers are correct.