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i agree with this. sometimes movies with little dialogue work out really well.

i loved the game. a lot. i'm currently looking for flags, for completion. 2 is supposed to bring water-based gameplay, several characters, and tweaked freerunning to make it feel more like mirror's edge style of running. which would be awesome, because the roofrunning didn't hold up as well once i'd played through mirror's edge.

find a guy with a 360, transfer all your files to a brand new hard drive that he buys using the transfer cable, send the whole kit and caboodle back. sell refurbished drive on ebay. actually, since savegames are all that matter (you can re-download DLC by transferring the license with the license transfer tool...you can only use it once a year, though) just have him get a memory card to save his stuff onto. they're like 20 or 30 bucks. you can't transfer files to a computer without installing some dastardly i/o device drivers that can really screw with your system. and, last time i tried (a few weeks ago), xp sp3 isn't supported without severe system instability.

that's the idea, yes.

but they're disney characters. and i've seen the game, and enjoyed it. for what it's worth, games that turned me off from the styling include games like Jeanne d'Arc, where it felt like i was watching a cartoon (ahem, anime) the whole time. kingdom hearts doesn't feel like that.

who says no one ever replies? don't get pissed until at least fifty posts =) there's a 'sig shoppe' thread in off-topic that you could post in and request what you want.

updated, and added a buttload of ps2 games for me to want. take a look, people!

that's what i've heard, and that's what has me excited for the game. edit: just got kingdom hearts 1 and 2 for ps2 shipped for about 18 dollars on ebay as a package deal. hoo-yah!

first link on a google search of "360 hard drive list" is the main one available. basically, the elevator scenes are just as long (they're coded to be that long no matter what) but there aren't loading screens when you move around too fast.

now why would that be? i'm already arranging to buy it. i can deal with anime-styled games if they've got something else that catches me. i'm playing star ocean 4, for goodness sake.

relyance, go away. seriously. i've got some of the ratchet games for my psp, and they're pretty fun. any one game specifically that stands out?

whatever, i'm sure we won't be done by then =)

it's not edited fully yet. i'm more wondering if anyone other than sengin is submitting critical evals of what i wrote.

ah, shut up, guys. /back on topic.

hosnap, the pr0n king returns to ocr! i know you've been at unmod.org, but i didn't know where you were besides that. i'm kinda getting excited to buy all these games when i have cash, now.

no, there shouldn't be a difference there. the difference between internal and external cards is that the external ones don't require installation, and they generally aren't as nice-sounding as internal ones. if you're getting a lot of noise in your line, you probably just aren't grounded properly. that'll cause the hz sound. if it's just static, you're probably using the wrong line level or something.

bump? haven't heard much from anyone lately.

bump? anyone else reading this?

xenosaga's too damn long, and i never heard anything good about it, honestly. not anything making me want to actually sit down and play the whole thing, at least. radiata stories looks interesting, at least.

i still have no idea what you're doing that causes it to ask for older versions of systems. i've reinstalled systems repeatedly on my computer, and i've never seen that. it does that when you boot from a cd only, without loading windows? if that doesn't work, unplug your hard drive, boot to the disc, and when it loads up properly plug in your hard drive again. i should point out that you need a sata drive for this to work.

eh, how many games can you REALLY be playing at once? i play one and move on, with some madden 09 in between. one or two game installs is all i need.

this could wind up being pretty awesome.

sounds like when you could buy milk with super saver shipping at amazon.

your question confused me at first, because you could always boot to your install disc (assuming you've got a true install disc) and then delete the partition that contains your xp 64 drive. that's the route i'd have done originally. screw m$'s crappy install program, just go in the back door (which is actually the front door, when you think about it). if it doesn't let you boot to the disc, go into your bios and change the boot order to have the optical drive first, and it'll boot.

my console can't =( oh well. thanks for the info. battlefront II was an awesome game, but i doubt anyone online still plays it. it's a buttload of fun, though. my roomie and i used to have a lot of fun going through and seeing what we could pull off. if you've got a buddy, it's a lot more fun, but even if you don't it's still enjoyable.