We’ve got a copy of Ninja Gaiden 2 and the Video Game Team is going to be playing it and putting together pages associated with it. You can watch them doing it all live on our Ninja Gaiden 2 Live Stream
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Also, if you have the game and you’re having difficulty, you’ll want to check out Ninja Gaiden 2 Cheats and Ninja Gaiden 2 Walkthrough, which we’ll be updating as we play through the game.
If you’re getting GTA 4, make sure you bookmark Grand Theft Auto 4 Walkthrough. The full walkthrough is being built live and should be done by tonight at midnight (but beware that the live stream is already at the last group of missions, so spoilers abound if you dare to click over and watch the live stream). Jason blogs about all this action over on his blog, so check it out.
Watch live video from Grand Theft Auto IV LIVE on Justin.tv
Also, we have an impressive list of GTA4 Cheats in case you’re all about getting a tank and wrecking havoc.
Mahalo’s Video Game Team is going crazy covering everything Grand Theft Auto IV. Here’s everything they’re finding on the GTAIV missions:
Grand Theft Auto 4 Missions | Grand Theft Auto 4 Bull in a China Shop | Grand Theft Auto 4 Easy Fare | Grand Theft Auto 4 Easy as Can Be | Grand Theft Auto 4 Escuela of the Streets | Grand Theft Auto 4 Jamaican Heat | Grand Theft Auto 4 Michelle Dates | Grand Theft Auto 4 Roman's Sorrow | Grand Theft Auto 4 Three's A Crowd
And here’s everything we have in the Grand Theft Auto IV category (so far!; after the jump):
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Check it out: How to Beat Level 1 of Halo 3 for Noobs - Mahalo. I had no idea about the easteregg on this board until I was reading over this how to. Very cool.
Following up on yesterday’s post about Halo 3 Epic Moments, I finally figured out how to get my own screenshots from Halo, via Bungie.net. Here’s a few (all pics of me):
Here’s me wielding the Pelican gun turret (I think; honestly, it could be a different gun. I’ve never seen it from this angle before, but I know I picked it up in this same spot when I have used it) on the first level, that you can get by throwing a grenade in the Pelican that hovers over the waterfall:
And, I think this is my favorite:
CC image by salendron
Do you have any Halo 3 Epic Moments that you’d like to share with the world? If so, check out our Halo 3 Epic Moments page and submit your video / pictures for inclusion.
I packed up my Xbox 360, so I’ll have some entertainment during my current spot of traveling. Jake from 8BitJoystick commented on the above Flickr pic that he’d never check his 360, then I pointed out that it was in my carry on and he called it hardcore. Rock.
I made it through security without any sort of “Sir, can we see what this large thing in your bag is?”, so my guess is that they get people traveling with their gaming systems a lot.
Also, this reminds me of how totally ass backwards our security measures in this country are in a post 9-11 world. When I was on the plane, the passengers in front of me asked the flight attendant if she had any wings for their kid, and she said that they no longer allow the pins, they only have sticky ones, because the pins could be used as a weapon. ! Meanwhile, how many people are wearing glasses and sunglasses on planes? Break the lens and cut someone! Take the little rubber ear guard off of metal-framed glasses and stab someone in the jugular with it. If you’ve ever watched Oz on HBO, you know that there are a lot of commonplace things that can be used to kill. I really wish we weren’t so scared and paranoid and false security America, these days.
Anyway, enough of that mini-rant. Back to the Xbox 360. Awesome to have it on a trip. I plug in my Elgato Hybrid EyeTV into my MacBook and use the MacBook as my gaming monitor. I played Crackdown last night before bed. It’s like Grand Theft Auto, except you’re a mega-cop who is semi superhero. It’s like GTA on crack. It’s awesome fun shoot ‘em up, crash cars, and jump up the sides of buildings, leaving little craters in the ground when you land, like the friggin’ Hulk.
I have to admit. I’ve been a complete anti-XBox zealot for no good reason (other than the fact that I had an original Xbox and didn’t really like it that much). The XBox 360 controller is great. The graphics are great. All the media capabilities (sans the evil evil DRM) are great.
But most importantly, it’s a social thing. The other night, for the first time in years, I had a long conversation with my friend, Trevor, who I first met when I was getting my Masters degree at Illinois State University back in 1996. Trevor and I have stayed in touch via our blogs, an occasional email, and an occasional online chat, but this was the first time that we’d talked in years. What brought us to this point? Playing Gears of War on XBox Live with the headset on. Amazing.
I know I’m late to the game on this, but, wow. This blows Skype out of the water. There’s a shared purpose in playing a game together online along with the ability to discuss what’s up. It’s an amazing bit of online social interaction.
I’ve been trying to find a Nintendo Wii to get for my brother for a combined birthday and graduation present, but now I’m thinking about getting him an XBox 360, just so that we can hang out and play video games like we used to when we lived in the same house.
…to unwind a little, but instead, I managed to troubleshoot (with no success) connecting my Xbox 360 to my wireless network for 30 minutes. It just isn’t working no matter what I do. Chalk this one up to the “I hate Microsoft hardware” list. Both my PS3 and Wii connect without a problem. Grrr…
If I know you and you know me, then by all means, befriend me:
XBox Live: cksthree
PS3: cksthree
Wii: 2438 5916 1244 0414
We got a slight rebate from our taxes and didn’t have to pay any, so we bought a Xbox 360. w00t!
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