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It's always nice to kick the week off with a little bikini funbag action. And today's are supplied by none other than British babe Gemma Atkinson. Not only is Gemma providing us with her impressive rack, she's also supplying us with a map to her flower pot full of gold. Girl needs [...]
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The great, nutty, 90mph funnyman Robin Williams pays a visit to Ellen and does some impersonations.
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Pro-G writes:
"For one, the game's learning curve is a joke, and I'm sure will prove to be a major stumbling block for new players. It starts absolutely rock hard, and you'll be spending a good few hours engaging in random battles just to level up your party to the point where you can defeat a story battle. But once you've done that, you'll find the battles immediately after are very easy, until you get to the next rock hard story fight and you need to do a bit more levelling.
You'll soon find that the camera can be extremely annoying too, but by far the worst of the game's flaws is with the multiplayer side of the game, which is largely unusable.
Despite these flaws, FFT remains one of my favourite games on the PSP. It might not have the best in-game graphics we've ever seen on the handheld, or the best multiplayer options, but few games have as much charm and tactical depth. It might not be for everyone, but for those of you with a sweet tooth for turn-based RPGs it's essential."
50 new stills from the next 007.
Mysterious industry "insider" Surfer Girl reveals more "trainwrecks" and/or "nightmares" hidden behind the closed door of Ubisoft:
? How the editorials at Ubisoft have power of life or death over any project in the company.
? How Martin Tremblay, former CEO of Ubisoft Montreal, was "asked to resign" because a certain then senior producer named Yannis Mallat could not stand him. (Mallat has connection to the the Guillemot family that owns Ubisoft; After Tremblay's departure, Mallat was promptly promoted to CEO.)
? How Mallat influenced the editorials to kill an unannounced "AAA" HUDless FPS.
? The early troubled development of Assassin's Creed, and its secret sci-fi twist.
? Tom Clancy's connection (or lack of) to Ubisoft Montreal and Splinter Cell Conviction.
Dog The Bounty Hunter's Duane Chapman further enlightens us with his opinions on some of America's most important topics. Any opinions or comments expressed by either the real "Dog" or his imitation do the not reflect the viewpoints of MouthHole Productions. Featuring Mark Matthews. Written by Mark Matthews and Khalil Booshehri
Ripten's Chad Lakkis takes a closer look at the closing of EA's Chicago office and shares his thoughts about its potential connection to the end of the publishers exclusive NFL license.
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SCRAWL: "A new update to the official Japanese White Knight Chronicles website shows us a brand new area in the game as well as a new character. The new area is rather woodsy, it seems, as we see nothing but log-ccabins, wood, and grass. The new character, who's name we do not know in English, has a Knight just as the main character does, and it's pretty freakin' bad-ass too."
Pros and cons aside Strategy Informer has no regrets in the time they spent playing Sam and Max and Ice Station Santa will have a place on their shelf with the first season.
Publisher's other businesses make up for sagging game sales; Winning Eleven and Jikkyou baseball titles performing well.
