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Sunday, October 16, 2005

And I'm back down to 87.

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Shinji- The thing is, most of the franchises that I've been dedicated to the past couple generations have been on Sony and Nintendo consoles. 360 has some nice-looking games for it, but I'm a big fan of my Japanese games, and unless Microsoft's whole reach-out-to-Japan thing works out, I'll be fairly screwed over in getting a 360 (Not that it would be a total loss- I'm sure there will be games coming out that I will want, just not anything I'm too crazy for). Then, PS3 will come around, taunting me with Metal Gear Solid 4 and Devil May Cry 4. Then I read an article saying that it will cost $17 million to make a single PS3 game (not including marketing and other "variables"), which probably scares the shit out of most developers. This is when they will jump ship to 360, leaving my PS3 game selection fairly limited (not to mention expensive).

So, it will probably be wise of me to sit on the whole thing for a while. Maybe Oblivion won't be $60 by then, and they'll have released the sexy black 360 or something.

Tony- How do you feel about Condemned? There seems to be some interesting hype forming around it.

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There's not much to say right now. Ethan spent Friday night here, and we messed around with the video camera a lot. Thanks to a firewire cable and Pinnacle Studio Plus, we actually managed to edit into a semi-cohesive short film. I decided to submit to Google Video, and it is currently being "verified."

It was fun to make, though. It's sort of a sample of what jackasses we are, set to the tune of "Catch" by The Cure and "Only Time" by Enya.

The way the music synched up was actually really effective, I think. We did choose "Catch" because of its length, yes, but the end synchs up perfectly.

Also, we rode around the desert in our friend's dune buggy and tricked people into thinking we were in drastic wheelchair accidents.
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