http://insider.ign.com/teasers/757/757624.html

So I guess Sony is pretty much fucked up right now! ! !

And this is important because...?

Sony should better start doing things right. . .

I thought japan was always nintendo land. Didn't they invent it?

I thought japan was always nintendo land. Didn't they invent it?

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Yeah, and they also screwed the US over by making the Kasumi blue XBox w/ the Kasumi body pillow a Japan-only release.

Sony really doesn't have anything to worry about since they don't just sell gaming consoles. Keep in mind that their console sales pale in comparison to their sales in home electronics sales.

Japan could be talking fruit land, id still <3 it.

Daisuke Matsuzaka may be the next big thing, but I think I would take King Felix over him. And maybe a few other prospects in the minors. Sure, he's got some seasoning, but a guy like Hughes may eventually be better in a few years. How the Yankees kept a pitching prospect like that with George is beyond me, but I've gotta give it to them for doing it. Their farm ain't too bad now. I can't say the same about the Mets, though. Their farm sucks.

Yeah this article isn't that useful. It's more of the editors of IGN talking about this and that, and less of actual factual stuff.

I was kind of hoping that this article would reveal that Japan had INDEED trasnformed into a Nintendo-based nirvana. Then, I may well have to live overseas.

Of course it's nintendo land people In Japan love games like zelda and Mario and for some reason Wario ware they like all the puzzle games that are on nintendo consoles.

I just thought it was obvious because Xbox was never popular in Japan and the PS3 never really took off as well as it intended to. And Nintendo didn't really have any major problems (they hardly ever do because their systems aren't as complex as the Playstation or Xbox).

I should really enter the gaming market with my Garamondo 2000XTREME

With a launch line-up of:

Garamond and the Journey for Pumpkin Pie
Madden 2000XTREME Edition*
Super Moorio: Boozer's Castle and the Magical Pizza Fries
Tim Duncan's HIGH HEAT Baseball
Karl Malone and the Pimp Daddy: Quest for the Missing Hos
Cap'n Crunch: Curse of the Black Crunch Berry

*Garamond, Al Michaels and John Madden all call the action in this exclusive Garamond 200EXTREME Edition

Seriously that launch line-up would own

I don't know, Super Moorio and Pimp Daddy seem ok, but it's too sports-heavy if you ask me.

Don't worry, Raidenex. It won't be all sports. The only ones are Madden and Duncan's Baseball. Cap'n Crunch: Curse of the Black Crunch Berry promises to be a very promising Action RPG that will totally redefine the genre. Garamond and the Journey for Pumpkin Pie looks to be another strong platformer, and maybe even better than Super Moorio.

In addition, I've probably got a few other titles that I'm planning for launch. Kintara: Fading Light is going to be perhaps the best traditional RPG to come out in a while. Along with that, you've got a strategical RPG in Envidia's Revenge, where you play the role of the hero Ati who must stop the evil Asus empire. Some party titles for friends will definitely be coming out, and you should expect some fine quality first-person shooter like Haloer: Better than Microsoft's Stupid Game, Silverye: 000009. And I will convince Yuji Naka to make Nights into XTREME. Oh my, believe me, this is a system that you will have to get or cry all day long while your friends laugh at you.