I'd like to take this next paragraph to post something on-topic but I've no idea what thread I'm in.
James
- Variety Asia reported that the top three Japanese game publishers are redirecting their development resources from Sony and Microsoft platforms to Nintendo's. Bandai Namco will increase Nintendo platform development by 109% to 115 titles; Sega will increase support by 96% to 49 titles this year; and Capcom will increase 5% to 20 titles.
- Variety Asia mentioned that Nintendo expects to ship 26.8 million units of Wii, Nintendo DS and GameBoy Advance software in the 2007 financial year, comparing to only 23.3 million units of software for PS3/PS2/PSP platforms.
- UNCONFIRMED: In addition, Square Enix expressed that they do not plan to develop any more new titles for PlayStation 3 until the console install base rises to a profit making level.
I'm going to have to buy a Wii, aren't I? Dammit.grue wrote:3 nice bits from the-magicbox.com
- Variety Asia reported that the top three Japanese game publishers are redirecting their development resources from Sony and Microsoft platforms to Nintendo's. Bandai Namco will increase Nintendo platform development by 109% to 115 titles; Sega will increase support by 96% to 49 titles this year; and Capcom will increase 5% to 20 titles.
- Variety Asia mentioned that Nintendo expects to ship 26.8 million units of Wii, Nintendo DS and GameBoy Advance software in the 2007 financial year, comparing to only 23.3 million units of software for PS3/PS2/PSP platforms.
- UNCONFIRMED: In addition, Square Enix expressed that they do not plan to develop any more new titles for PlayStation 3 until the console install base rises to a profit making level.
Even though it's so 3 years ago and free.Deckard wrote:This looks intriguing for you shoot em up fans -
http://uk.wii.ign.com/articles/800/800067p1.html

because once a game gets old and can be found for free it becomes automatically unfun to play and an economically unviable. No wonder the VC has been doing so badly..oh wait.grue wrote:Even though it's so 3 years ago and free.Deckard wrote:This looks intriguing for you shoot em up fans -
http://uk.wii.ign.com/articles/800/800067p1.html

Well saidBaggypants wrote:because once a game gets old and can be found for free it becomes automatically unfun to play and an economically unviable. No wonder the VC has been doing so badly..oh wait.grue wrote:Even though it's so 3 years ago and free.Deckard wrote:This looks intriguing for you shoot em up fans -
http://uk.wii.ign.com/articles/800/800067p1.html
Or no second s, or no "h" at the end, or "Ma".Jamesac wrote:Messiah. Pretty simple, it's spelled just like it sounds with an "h" at the end, although I could see an argument made for "-iyah"
..but if its good enough, do the developers deserve some money for their efforts?even though it's so 3 years ago and free.

A single s tends to make a much softer sound, more like 'z'. In 'messiah' it is very pronounced, so would definitely need the double s.Darkflame wrote:Or no second s, or no "h" at the end, or "Ma".Jamesac wrote:Messiah. Pretty simple, it's spelled just like it sounds with an "h" at the end, although I could see an argument made for "-iyah"
I had to try for 5 minutes yesterday to even get close enough for the spellcheck to pic it up.


that looks brilliant!merman wrote:Wiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!
Tumiki Fighters coming to Wii!
http://www.joystiq.com/2007/06/27/majes ... -blast-wo/
You have a spellchecker? Really? You might want to investigate what those squiggly red lines represent. They're not just there to make it look pretty.Darkflame wrote:I had to try for 5 minutes yesterday to even get close enough for the spellcheck to pic it up.
No squiggly lines for me.xav wrote:You have a spellchecker? Really? You might want to investigate what those squiggly red lines represent. They're not just there to make it look pretty.Darkflame wrote:I had to try for 5 minutes yesterday to even get close enough for the spellcheck to pic it up.
(Ironically I'm replying to the one post you've made recently in which the spelling was pretty good)