Soniking

Was expecting more from this article but its about the same effort that Kotaku put into their hastily researched article. I'm willing to bet there is more as this all develops but as it stand some of the bigger issues being simplified into one sentance is bugging me. Excited to see more Patrick! Maybe a dumptruck of some speedrunners.

Looking for a spare PS3 code ya'll!

I was watching it just a second ago. Closed it and came back, now it's gone.

Let me know via message that you're from giant bomb! I prefer real names but I don't mind either way.

PSN: SonikuKing

Pacific

Games: Awesomenauts, Trials Fusion, Ground Zeroes, Mercenary Kings, I'll play anything people recommend!

I also own a Vita and PS3 and own pretty much everything

Buying a gaming laptop is hard and being partially blind and yet the most competent with computers I am unforunetly the goto guy for computer stuff. Hoping I could get some quick help.

My little brother starts school for computer programming in a couple weeks and he needs help buying a laptop. Light gaming, mostly Indy stuff from steam like FTL, Broken Age, and like Half-Life. Gotta be able to run Minecraft very well.

Budget! right. $700 the less the better obviously.

I actually already found a pretty good one. Is there an american equivalent? Does it matter that it's canadian?

also I forgot the product link for my find.
http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16834314127CVF

http://kotaku.com/resident-evil-composer-admits-to-being-a-fraud-1516435701

The composer for Resident Evil: Directors cut and Onimusha had a ghost composer create most of his music after he was slowly going deaf. some excerps from the kotaku article.

Mamoru Samuragoch* has been called "Japan's Beethoven." Even as he went deaf, Samuragoch continued to compose scores for video games like Resident Evil and Onimusha. This week, he revealed that he used a ghost composer.

A gifted musician, Samuragoch had a degenerative hearing condition that left him completely deaf by age 35. However, as AFPpoints out, he continued to release work, such as "Symphony No.1 Hiroshima," a tribute to those killed in the atomic bombing. His scores for the DualShock version of Resident Evil Director's Cut,released in 1998, and Onimusha, released in 2001, were popular among gamers.

A shame but all I care about is finding out who is actually responsible for this classic Director cut hit.

Which replaced this incredible song

Omg I double-tapped the PS button and immediately went back to playing Contrast Futureisnowsazxcdfgtrfghjmjgt

@vinny_says: Just a pointless confirmation for the lulz. Everything about the PS4 will be well treaded ground in the coming weeks. Snark away everyone!

Logged in to my account and started watching the Knack QL. Facebook login, didnt work (not enough memory error ) video player worked without changing settings including making the video fullscreen.

Guys, the PS4 is awesome. Oh, also making posts works too.

This would be my first real experience with Diablo. Would appreciate a guest pass.