To the recent news of Team WAB dissolving and PSP-Dev separation, I come to post this Paypal donation I received of $2.00 USD from a guy we'll call Bob. To keep Bob's information confidential, I have only shown his comment after he donated me the money. Now I never noticed his donation until 2 weeks or so after. But poor Bob wants his downgrader as we all do for the PSP. This will be for the people who upgraded their PSP's to 1.51 and above that can't play homebrew.

Sometimes I wonder how many donations Team WAB themselves got and I hope they can bring us all on joy as they have in the past. We're going to promise Bob that the moment the downgrader comes out, he'll receive an email. The question is, how long will it take? I'll tell you this Bob, if in 2 months there is no downgrader, we're going to give your money back. I certainly understand Bob and let's all have a moment of silence and prayer for Bob's wish to come true.

PRAY FOR BOB!

Well, IGN has finally released the pictures of the new Nintendo Revolution controller. This time it's official and boy is it shocking. All that wait and I've never seen anything like it. To be honest, I don't even know what Nintendo was thinking when one of their guys suggested this! It looks like a regular remote control with some added joystick with an umbilical cord. Are they out of their minds!?!?!? I really hope they can change my mind because I'm very disappointed. Whoever came up with this idea should have been fired on the spot. What's Nintendo coming to now of days? This is surely a revolution!

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EDIT: After more reading of the technical specs, I may be changing my mind a tad bit. But I still believe this is a terrible design. Their intentions are good, but that's about it. Please read the links below for more information.

Technical Specs

http://cube.ign.com/articles/651/651275p1.html

http://cube.ign.com/articles/651/651224p1.html

http://hardware.gamespot.com/Story-ST-15143-2567-x-x-x

Here is a magazine scan of the beloved katamari for the PSP.

 

Information extracted:

 

– The game will come with a WiFi battle function. There are several braches in the storyline.

 

– Story: The “Paradise Isle” where lots of animals live on suffered a tsunami. The whole isle was turned into a big mess… A drifting turtle which carries the little Ouji (Prince) arrived at “Ouji Island”. The prince can’t just stand there without helping out the animals from the mess. And then the story started…

 

– Day/night and season change is included.

Bastards.

September 15, 2005 - The Xbox 360's lineup is slowly filling up. While the system has a strong launch lineup and an even stronger lineup to follow in the initial months, today we learned of some of the games that will fill in the gaps between the bigger titles like Ridge Racer and Ninety-Nine Nights.

 

Microsoft revealed today that the following, previously undisclosed games are in development for the Xbox 360:

 

CodeType-D (Mega Cyber)

Shooting Game (Moss Ltd.)

A-Train X (Artdink)

Neo Geo Battle Coliseum (SNK Playmore)

Versus Tactical Action (Arc System Works)

 

If you frequent IGN Xbox 360, you'll recall having actually heard of Mega Cyber before. A few months back, we ran a story detailing a job listing for the studio, which has worked on a number of large Sega projects in the past. The job listing was for Xbox 360 development, and CodeType-D seems to be the resulting game.

 

In addition to these games, the X360 has a number of games in development that are too early to even have their names or genres revealed. Some of these were announced before, but here's a full list of what will hopefully see proper unveiling in the near future.

 

Frontier Groove Inc. (one game)

Bandai (two aside from Gundam)

Digital Zero Co. (one game)

Treasure (one game)

Warashi (one game)

Jaleco (one game)

Cave Online Entertainment (one game)

Kids Station (one game)

Marvelous Interactive (one game)

Kawamoto Industrial Co. (one game)

Ertain (one game)

Atlus (one game)

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