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If anyone wants Killing Floor we're gonna be playing the next hour+ so hop into the Kotakuites steam group chat and join onto the folks playing.

http://blog.eu.playstation.com/2011/04/14/portal-2-pretty-much-every-ps3-question-answered-and-that-cake-thing-too Pretty in-depth interview regarding the PS3 version of Portal 2.

Currently playing Chrono Trigger on the DS. Fans of the game avert thy eyes: Other than that, it's an okay game. The battle system isn't too bad (though the combo system is a bit temperamental)

Here's a making of in the early stages. Seems it's due in 2-3 years :/ http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=10150223186041807&oid=141884481557&comments About 10 minutes long. Nothing too revealing. Few spoilers if you've not read the book. One thing to note for this is they're doing it in 3-D at 48fps, which they reckon makes it all a bit smoother and less strain on the eyes. I guess it's a case of wait n see. http://www.facebook.com/notes/peter-jackson/48-frames-per-second/10150222861171558 Oh yeah you' may of noticed, a lot of this is going up on facebook. He's being pretty open on the film making process which is cool.

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http://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2011/04/14/projekting-hands-on-with-the-witcher-2/

It dissipates in the air though. It might still be pretty beefy but all the energy it lost travelling to you will be doubled on it's way back to the person who fired the laser. Also it's focused specifically to hit you so not only will the energy dissipate into the air it'll be less focused. So it could just end up as a very bright light.

I have bad news. They'll even attack your popcorn. Oh and you're not safe in hiding behind a banister either. Double glazing is a definite no-no.

Like the football hitting the kid so hard he goes sailing over the field? Great minds think alike. Though I was thinking it going through the kid or something.

Well the lasers they have being developing with Boeing http://en.wikipedia....ki/Boeing_YAL-1 is meant for intercepting missiles n such. This one they seemed specifically testing it firing on marine targets using radar n checking the wobble of waves so I don't think they're doing the same job. Here's a video of that taking out a missile: (I'd assume it's not real time so that enemies can't realize that missiles can be shot down in seconds, or take hours) And a car (Just as impressive as the boat. I guess it gets more impressive when you realize how precise it is from way up in the sky)

http://pressxordie.com/2011/04/14/early-look-at-steam-overlay-on-playstation/ You don't want to know who I had to give a blow job to to get these screens

Should make it easy to segregate the lesser gamers from your steam friend list.

tbh I expected something a bit different at the end.

Nah I'd say it's an online sale only. GAME stores n GAME.co.uk are almost two different entities.

Hence the tic-tacs. Anyway you seen Ethans face, wouldn't blame his fiancée for wanting to shunt him off into a different room.

It was £50 this morning. http://www.game.co.u...Pack/~r349709/ the means both are on the cheap. In which case get the new one. edit: I think it's most likely just a different starter disc. Now it's a year on and new n different games.

The £30 is the "old" one. It's the white packaged one that's new.

One costs more, but yeah I noticed there's a new one that came out the other day too.

You'd get charged much more from GAME since they'd have to actually post stuff. But yeah this was a deal only directed at UK living folk.

But if you're playing against someone using your PS3 copy they're not really caring on being able to activate their non-existent free copy of Portal 2.

Why would Valve lock the potential 50million or so PSN users out of Steam? The instructions split apart the: -how to log into steam on your PS3 -how to use the code in the PS3 box to install Portal 2 on Steam. How would the loose code in a random box help know what PSN account you have. And the game activation process on Steam doesn't request your PSN ID.

You have a tumour in your neck. Also he has really pretty eyes.

It has a code to give you a free copy of Portal 2 on Steam. The code isn't required to tie your PSN and Steam accounts. That would lock used owners out of Steam. Valve wouldn't want that Just make sure the PSN account playing your PS3 copy has tied their PSN account to their Steam account. Also Thursday ain't wrong. This is a glimpse of the future. Sony never read any vampire stories when they grew up. The vampire can't come in your house unless you invite them in. Once you've done that in come the mummy n frankenstien n the rest of the circus.

Well then. That's stupid. It's only stupid if you're stupid enough to not read through the lines (and we all know you're fucking retarded ) All it says is you can play on Steam copy, just make sure that the person using your PS3 copy isn't doing that while logged into your PSN account then you can play together online. Or buy tic-tacs and you can both play Co-op on PS3/PC(thursday reckons it's got splitscreen on all versions but I got no follow up on "you sure?" so we'll assume that includes PC)

I'm gonna guess you're a bit shorter than connorrr