David

I don't know about the music, but their video for "All Over Again" is pretty great

http://www.markedanimation.com/video_pages/locksley-AOA.html

I heard that the full game is really only about five minutes longer than the demo, and they are just trying to pull a fast one over on everyone by buying off all the journalists with the money they didn't spend on development.

My fav is the way the plasmids combine with the weapons for mass damage.

The photo clearly has a picture of a memory unit, so it obviously doesn't require a hard drive to play.

Also I'm pretty confident that microsoft would not certify a game which required a hard drive.

Every 360 owner at least has a memory unit, unless they enjoy keeping their system on and a game running until they are finished with it.

Umm... I think you are totally misinterpreting those figures.

Remember that there are far fewer 360 owners in japan. So as a percentage of total 360 owners to dead rising or lost planet owners the difference between japan and north america/europe is not very extreme

Ummm... Actually the game does support realistic damage modeling and unlike most racing games the parts of the car that fall off won't dissapear off the track. They will stay there until someone runs into them and knocks them out of sight.

And I think even in that video you can see some pieces of the car fly off, such as bits of the lights that broke and such.

take another look.

Just to be picky, this look isn't so much a "new" look as a return to the look of the original TMNT graphic novels.

So the true "old school" TMNT fans should actually like the look of the game and movie.

Just an FYI, most large tatoos are done over time and not all at once.

Between the time needed for your skin to heal and the amount of money needed it just doesn't make sense to get a tatoo that large all at once.

Maybe I'm wrong, but I was under the impression that europe would be the second largest video game market.

Their reason isn't valid, it's just as lazy. Yes trueskill is the default matchmaking API that microsoft provides. However, if the developer wants to, they are more than able to create their own matchmaking system (Halo 2, shadowrun)

If Epic would have taken the time to impliment this then they too could have had their own team matchmaking. I assume that they must be doing this for UT2007 on the 360.

Also microsoft should just force bungie to sell their matchmaking as middleware, they own them anyways.