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If you haven't watched any Shippuden, I recommend grabbing a cheap copy of UNS2 and playing that first. UNS2 kicks off the Shippuden storyline and is also an excellent game. Both UNS2 and UNS3 were marathon games for me; I believe I devoted entire weekends to both games. Also I feel that it would be really weird for them to release a PC version of 3 without doing at least a PC version of 2 first, considering that 3 is the second part of the Shippuden storyline.

Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 3 Full Burst On Steam October 25th 2013 Already available for PS3 and XBOX 360 HIGHLY recommended if you're a Naruto fan. If you ever hang out in #ocremix you know that I've talked at length about this game. UNS3 directly adapts the manga after the big Naruto vs. Nagato battle, starting with the Five Kage Summit. It's an extremely story/cutscene-heavy RPG with an arena-fighting system as the battle system. What really makes the UNS series amazing is the special cinematic boss battles. The regular fighting is inter-cut with amazingly animated quicktime sequences. Also of note is that while the game directly adapts the manga (it doesn't adapt any of the anime's filler stuff and actually goes further than what the anime has done so far), it features the same voice cast (both English and Japanese). I actually would recommend playing the UNS games over watching the anime; the cel-shaded engine actually ends up delivering a much more consistent and well-animated experience over the wildly-swinging quality of the anime. CC2 also takes great care in adding a lot of effects that really give it a hand-drawn animated experience, despite the whole game being 3D. I can honestly say that UNS3 is one of my favorite games this year. Some of the more emotional story sequences in this game left me absolutely wrecked, despite having already read the manga. It's incredibly well done. The entire chapter devoted to Naruto's birth is particularly amazing. I do want to stress again though; this game has a LOT of story and cutscene sequences. When playing the main campaign you will be sitting there watching a lot.

Hey. Stop arguing about sports games. People like sports and they like sports-based video games. If you're too much of a snobby jerk to realize that, then keep it to yourself.

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where the hell is this album i have been waiting almost a whole year for this album i think u guys just ripped off us and ran away withthe money

I want to avoid is just sort of passing on your mix to your team member and having them do a large chunk of work on it. Having your team members play parts for you is certainly allowed. They can also help with production advice and instruction. The main thing to remember is that if it's your turn to be the remixer for your team, it's your show. You're the primary arranger; you're the primary artist. You're in charge of coming up with the main concept of your remix and executing that concept. Your team members are there to support and help you, but they shouldn't be doing the work for you. I also want to stress that you cannot collaborate with people who are not on your team. This obviously means no collaborations with other teams, but it also includes people not involved with the competition, i.e. you can't get your sister to play drums for you, and you can't get your boyfriend to throw some vocals down either. Hope that clears things up.

music and voting is up go go go

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You don't have to tell me your roster name now, just put it in your filename when you make your submissions.

Guys, team names have to be Mega Man themed, not just video game or robot themed.

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I've updated the list of confirmed games in the first post. This is it folks. Make your picks.

Not E for Everyone. Choose again.

Agreed. 3D Land was incredible.

Just wait for me.

Tango doesn't turn into a cat, so no, it doesn't make any sense.

Don't bother with a google doc, I'll track everything later.

That's not what they meant by family members. What they meant was that you could designate about 10 people on LIVE as your "family" and share your game library with them. Basically instant demos for your friends. Like, I could set you as a part of my "family" and when I bought Halo 5 or something, you could download the game as well and play for a limited amount of time before being asked to buy it yourself. As for what's wrong with demos: nothing really, except some studios don't even bother making them. This would have side-stepped that by just providing a digital download of any full game and putting a time-lock on it. Not as good as what people assumed it was going to be, but not as bad as people are making it out to be either.

Yeah I agree. Also the lyrics are just too specific to the movie. "Is this the fifties, or 1999?" "Please don't drive 88, don't wanna be late again..."

Just wanna remind everyone: there's no limit on participants this year. I know I talked about cutting things down to six or eight teams when we were doing the first one, but I think it's better to just let everyone join in. Sign-ups are still open and will be open for quite a while, so make sure you spread the word on all your social networks like Twitter and Facebook. Remember, all you need to do to join is have a team of three! I also have not started tracking what people have put down for their draft picks, so feel free to edit and change your picks as much as you want. I will be copying everything down closer to when the draft will take place (sometime in July) and I will let you all know when you have to lock your picks in.

Well of course, Alan Silvestri's score is the most memorable and really makes the movie. But I just think it's interesting that even though "Back in Time" is specifically a Back to the Future song (the lyrics directly reference events in the movie), the "Power of Love" like it represents the movie more. One of my favorite musical moments is during "Earth Angel," where George finally kisses Lorraine and then Silvestri's strings just RUSH in playing the chords.

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Yeah I ask for five because with a lot of people, it's very possible to go all the way down the list.