Still need to get KOF13 as well, I’ve heard so many good things about that one. Though now I’ve heard rumor that there’s KOF13 Climax coming out as an update (just in Japan so far). I’m really excited for Persona 4 Arena and Street Fighter X Tekken as well.

I still love to use Ragna, he’s my main. But Rachel Alucard is also quite fun to use. I really like how diverse the roster is, but there are a few characters I just cannot use well (Carl Clover is the bane of my existence).

So it’s sure looking like the HD remastered version for the Vita may be the best version if they add a few bonus features. Either way I’m going to pick this one up because I just love me some MGS3.

As for that beehive thing you were talking about Steven, yes that was in the original Snake Eater, too. I checked. The difference with the 3DS version is that you have to balance yourself via Gyroscope when passing through the bridge.

Mick Maylor

I’m interested in getting the Vita but I might wait till it goes down in price if it does.

I have to say though that I had found the story somewhat confusing but did get the hang of it closer to the end. The ending tho not going to say anything but hmmmmm.

Currently going through end game things trying to beat harder bosses, acquire better monsters and leveling them up properly alot of grinding for monster materials thought.

All around i prefered this one over the previous installement.

Steven, it had better come in on Friday damn it, I need the help!

1) You need to listen carefully to Steve to understand him at times. I wonder if there’s some kind of software to improve international communication?

2) Get ready to clean out the fridge on your Vita ;)

3) Congratulations on 30 minutes :)

First, I’m pleased with the new characters. ZWEI and Viola are both unique and interesting, and they bring unique fighting styles to the table. Natsu, Leixia, and Xiba, on the other hand, provide a neat, re-balanced, and re-tweaked approach to several classic characters. Patroklos and Pyrrha are also pretty fun to play as. Though I have to say, the absence of Rock, Seung Mina, Talim, and Zasalamel surprises me, especially for Zasalamel. He had a really cool fighting style and is a relatively new character, so what gives? Also, why are there THREE all-weapon users? Kilik, Edge Master, and Elysium are all basically the same, in the sense that they can use the fighting style of any character. The only thing separating them are their Brave Edge super moves.

The character editor is amazingly robust. This is easily one of the best features in SCV or in any fighting game to date. Players have a long list of equipment, weapons, items, and accessories to use for customizing both the existing roster and creating brand new original characters. Not only can you customize equipment and items, the options for fine-tuning character build and appearance are impressive. The character editor is a clear step up from the previous game. One especially pleasant bonus is that the fighting style of “Devil Jin” from Namco’s other 3D fighting game series, Tekken, is an option for custom characters.

I am very let down with the single player content, not just for the campaign mode, but for arcade as well! Usually in a fighting game, you face down half a dozen characters, then a boss, and you get some story scenes. SCV doesn’t seem to do any of that. I wish they just integrated the campaign mode from SCII, because that was amazing. I know everyone recently points to MK9, but I say absolutely not (I didn’t care for that game much at all). I say you need to look back at SCII for good single player content. That was amazing. Also, why can’t you use extra weapons freely in a versus mode, like SCII? That made matches so much fun. Playing the “Extra” Arcade and VS. modes with those bonus weapons made matches more varied and interesting. Sure, it probably broke the game but it kept it fun.

Still, despite my criticisms with the single player, I’m having a lot of fun. I played tons of versus matches and will keep playing. Nightmare FTW!

Keep up the good work guys.

So my favorite Star Wars scene has got to be the scene where Luke is in the wampa cave. The reason i like this scene most of all is because it’s where luke begins to realize the abilities he has available to him and that the “limitations” he has is only in his mind. It truly shows that “Your focus determines your reality.” (Qui Gon Jinn to Anakin Skywalker in Episode I) This is a quote i try to my life by and this scene shows Luke believing in that even though no one has ever said it to him.

I’ll try my luck on this awesome prize package. So my favorite scene is in the Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope, where Han Solo is approached by a bounty hunter named Greedo at the Mos Eisley Cantina. Solo tells Greedo that he was just on his way to see Greedo’s boss, Jabba the Hutt, to arrange payment of a debt to Jabba for a failed shipment in which Solo had to dump his entire cargo due to an unexpected Imperial boarding. Greedo tells Solo to pay him instead of Jabba. Realizing that Greedo will simply kill him for the money, Solo quietly removes his laser blaster under the table, and when Greedo admits that he would just as soon see Solo dead as alive, Solo beats him to the draw and kills him.

I’ve also put a youtube link if you want to see it:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ZYCpWGFSHI&feature=related

Now my question to you is: who shot first, Han or Greedo???

I’m convinced that Han shot first!

Good luck to everyone!