mazik765

So I may be moving over seas for a period in the nearish future, and was wondering if anyone had any advice on transporting a computer tower/monitor long distances, particularly on long flights. I've heard to just take it apart, but even in it's disassembled state the physical case is still quite large. Does anyone have some magical way to keep it secure without having to disassemble it (wishful thinking on my part, I'm sure :P ), or even good advice for bags or something I can buy for this function? I googled some sites but a lot of them either got 404 errors or simply sold loose holders to transport it in a car or over your shoulder. Thanks for anyone's help! :)

I went to an EB in Kingston, Ontario yesterday to look around and saw it just sitting on the shelf. Yay Canada!

@BAM said:

@mazik765 said:

I am in love with this game after the demo (even more so than I was before the demo) but I have to ask: was the Japanese version fully voice acted, like Devil Survivor: Overclocked?

No, it wasn't. Only the CG cutscenes were fully voiced in the Japanese version, and that looks to be how it'll be in the English version too.

Fair enough, thanks for the reply! I'm still super excited for this game :D

I am in love with this game after the demo (even more so than I was before the demo) but I have to ask: was the Japanese version fully voice acted, like Devil Survivor: Overclocked? In the demo I thought it was weird how each piece of dialogue was either entirely voice acted, partially voiced acted, or merely had a single word or grunt in front of it. Anyone know if this is just an issue of not being able to have the full voice work done by the time the demo went to cert, or if this is how the game is going to be?

Wow, I have been following this game for a while but I had no idea about the demo. Thanks for the heads up!

I honestly felt like they got too much praise when they came out. But I'm also not a huge fan of those types of games.

Gabe Newell looks infinitely less hideous with a beard.

@SexyToad said:

@mazik765 THERE CAN ONLY BE ONE TOAD

And so it begins....

VivaPinata. Not only is a bright, colorful game with addictive game play, but it's a great personality test, because anyone who doesn't like Viva Pinata is a monster. Better that you find out now.

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