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One thing multiplatform games do is cancel the nextgen and better hardware argument. Why do you need better hardware to run games that play on lesser systems as well? But all right players lose because to accomodate the small bus console, we have to deal with a slew of small games, small enough to fit on the bastardized consoles limited media disc. Want better games? Only buy exclusives that make full use of the Bluray disc.

Also, much like a political voting event, multiplat games pull attention away from exclusives. Those dumb enough to buy them because of misleading video trailers or pretty box covers may find themselves small on cash when it comes time to buy the exclusive. Much like Independent candidates pull attention away from Democrat or Republican candidates.

These two games, Darksiders and Dante’s both steal their mechanics directly from the God of War series, but Darksiders is the worst offender of the 2, stealing character skins from World of Warcraft. Don’t buy either of these games, wait for God of War 3 and place your money where it belongs.

If you look at all of m$ft’s exclusives, they’re never very skill oriented, never attempt to build a right community or show children how to organize, because m$ft is part of the problem we have in the United States at this moment. Predatory laws, Politicians bent on disenfranchising Americans to be subserviant to their government. Yes, m$ft and other corporations partner up to keep our kids stupid, and produce mindless consumers who buy into whatever hype is advertised to them.

If you bought Darksiders or Dante’s, you’re part of the problem, you have some re-thinking to do.

Oh, and what do I mean about Dante’s being written to introduce soldiers back into society? Dante’s Inferno, the original poem, was written to show soldiers that what they’ve done on the field of battle will have to faced once home if they wish to save their marriage, or start one. The premise used was hell, and Beatrice, but what the book really exposed was the inner workings of a disturbed man and the psychosis that faith makes in fanatical followers. How appropriate that a bullsht poem would become a bullsht game…

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Draksiders is a Third Person View (TPV) action fantasy game developed by Vigil Games and Published by THQ in USA and Published by Konami in Japan, Dante’s Inferno is a TPV action fantasy game developed by Visceral Games and published by Electronic Arts, both of these crappy games are multiplatform games made for Playstation3 and Red Ring of Death 360. World of Warcraft is a TPV Massive Multiplayer Online Role Playing Game (MMORPG) developed and published by Blizzard Entertainment exclusively for PC. God of War 3 is a TPV action fantasy title made by developer Incognito exclusively for the Playstation 3, deserves your hard earned money. A1R5N1P3R, while commenting on Darksiders, Dante’s Inferno, World of Warcraft and God of War 3, filmed this gameplay footage off of A1R5N1P3R’s Toshiba 37″ HD LCD TV, using A1R5N1P3R’s Sony HDR-XR100 Handycam. All titles, their artwork, copyrights, trademarks are owned by their respective artists and/or publishers. This video was made for journalistic / documentary purposes only.

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Organize your Disc library and delight in quick, simple access to 400 Blu-Ray Disc movies, DVDs and CDs with the BDP-CX960 MegaChanger. A User-friendly on-screen Interface makes it simple to sort and search by title, genre, cast and more, to quickly find the movie, TV show or album you’re looking for. Boasting a fully-featured Blu-ray Disc player, this multimedia Storage device offers Full HD 1080p Video output, upscaling of DVDs to near HD quality through an HDMI connection, BD-Live interactive features, and HD Audio support.

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L.G. Lead India XI winning kids for ICC T20 world cup 2009, England.
These Indian Kids travelled around gorgeous city of Nottingham, UK with their Parents and watched Mela21 at the Ancient Market Square, on 7th June 2009.
You will see JazzyB performing at Mela21, and one of the L.G. Lead XI winner kid, Sirjanjeet Singh, age 9yrs, from India performing his skills at BBC Asian Network at Royal Concert Hall, Nottingham.
Time is like a river.
You cannot touch the same water twice,
Because the flow that has passed will never pass again.
Delight in every moment of life………………

Video shot in Nottingham and edited by me, Surinder Singh Pleased. Email me at: surinderin@hotmail.com
Quote provided by Mr, Vikash Kapoor from Delhi.
Shilpa Shetty leads campaign to save BBC Asian Network
London: Actress Shilpa Shetty one of the most recognised faces in Britain — and many leading British Asian personalities have led over 100 prominent people in a campaign to save the BBC Asian Network, whose closure was announced earlier this week.

In a letter to the BBC Trust chairman, Sir Michael Lyons, Shetty, actor-writer Meera Syal and Olympic boxer Amir Khan have called for the radio station to be saved. Signatories include cricketer Vikram Solanki, film director Gurinder Chada, and Sir Mota Singh.

The letter published today in The Guardian, expresses the signatories’ “profound shock” at the BBC’s choice to shut the national station. It says that the eight-year-ancient digital broadcaster provides a “key platform” for the national Asian community “and offers creative British Asian talent an outlet which is demonstrably under-represented in the more mainstream BBC. This would all be tragically lost if these proposals are agreed.”

The choice to shut both the Asian Network and 6 Music were part of a strategy review announced by the BBC’s director general, Mark Thompson. It said the Asian station’s output was expensive in terms of cost per listener and its output was said to be “inconsistent”.

The station, which broadcasts mainly in English but also has programmes in Hindi/Urdu, Punjabi, Bengali, Gujurati and Mirpuri, has also lost around 20 per cent of its listeners over the last three years, totalling an average of 360,000 listeners a week at the end of last year.
Viewers will have more of their £142.50 licence fee spent on core BBC programmes and Mr Thompson said he expected the plans would see an extra £600m diverted into programme making.

The director general said the digital radio stations BBC 6 Music and Asian Network will close by the end of 2011, at the earliest.

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Mr Thompson’s plans have been criticised by union leaders who say the BBC should be focusing on cutting executive pay rather than programmes and content.

The plans are part of the corporations strategy review, which has now been submitted to the BBC Trust and a wider consultation period will take place.

Speaking to staff this morning, Mr Thompson pledged that in the future 90p of every £1 of licence fee will be spent on programming and that the corporation would spend 25 per cent less on BBC online by 2013.

Among the closures will be teen services Switch and Blast, with Mr Thompson admitting Channel 4 should lead the way with these audiences.

Mr Thompson also said that Radio 2 needed to “sharpen its distinctiveness in its range of music and speech”.

While the quality of local radio should be increased, he proposed sharing more programmes across outlets during off-peak periods.

Jeremy Dear, general secretary of the National Union of Journalists, said: “If the BBC has to look at savings, they should tackle executive pay rather than programmes or content.

“The BBC is simply caving in to political and commercial pressure.”

Mr Dear said hundreds of jobs could be affected by the cuts, warning of an industrial action ballot if there were any compulsory redundancies.

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