DocPorpoise

@71ranchero: it's the ps1 alpha 3, not the psp alpha 3 max.

like the others have said, not often. but i think (as is the nintendo way) they're slowly coming into line with the other digital stores in terms of how often there are sales. also while it might be a wild fantasy i kinda hope the club nintendo replacement is their version of 'games with gold' and ps+ stuff.

you can have two usb drives plugged into the wii u at the same time but only for the transfer of data between them. it will ask you to unplug one if you try to boot to the wii u menu.

i used this.

funny timing, i just dumped most my coins after christmas to get this.

i think you might be mixing up remaster with remake. a remaster like this or in the case of monkey island usually uses the same foundation (engine) either modified or emulated for the new hardware then a polishing of the graphics as best as time and money will allow so that they will play just like the old game. in the case of the master chief collection MS had the money so they redid the cut scenes with high quality cg but the games run on their old engines.

while Nintendo doesn't recommend it you can use a usb stick to add space.

This is a good sign but after the later RE movies i'm wary of anything that has to do with capcom, zombies and movies. that they're going for someone who looks the part and has comedy chops is encouraging. The icing on the cake is he has covered wars... you know. http://www.theverge.com/2014/10/20/7022501/rob-riggle-is-frank-west-in-dead-rising-film

i've got both and to me it breaks down like this, the reasons to get a xbone are 1) that's where your friends are playing 2) you like the MS first party games (halo, gears, crackdown, etc) other wise get a PS4.

Having read a bunch of reviews talking about the game & it's issues with story and now having played it myself i kind of understood what they were talking about. How ever being a big star wars nerd and reading this (whole article here) by Carolyn Petit it gave me a good reference point to clearly understand my feelings about the game.

"The game’s narrative doesn’t develop your character at all, but to me, her look suggested that this was a person with an interesting story. I was reminded of the rogues gallery of bounty hunters from The Empire Strikes Back, most of whom get almost no screen time, but whose looks are so distinctive and memorable that as a child, I was thrilled by the idea of their stories, and the larger universe their existence seemed to suggest. I wanted the action figures for them, so that I could create their stories on my own.

And as I played through Destiny’s hollow story, a story full of vague mumbo-jumbo that doesn’t mean anything at all and is only the flimsiest excuse to send you from Earth to the moon to Venus to Mars, killing things all the while, this was the feeling that I kept coming back to. That I was playing with elaborate playsets and action figures that suggested stories and that have tremendous potential to tell them, but that don’t actually bother to do it."

I encourage you to read the whole thing as she (like most) liked the game but in the end found it lacking.

The forums are where non-premium members can hear about the content in the premium sections and make the decision if it's worth their money. so no.