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Resident Evil

Posted: March 2nd, 2010, 11:22pm PST by 121.73.4.234

Survivor series:

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PlayStation (brand)

Posted: January 19th, 2010, 1:13pm PST by 165.234.100.3

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Marvel: Ultimate Alliance

Posted: January 19th, 2010, 5:35am PST by Teancum

Sequel: slight expansion - a simplified plot summary for the sequel

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	{{Main\|Marvel: Ultimate Alliance 2}}		{{Main\|Marvel: Ultimate Alliance 2}}
-	A sequel to ''Marvel: Ultimate Alliance'' was announced by Activision on February 8, 2008. On February 5, 2009, a new trailer was released, revealing that the story would continue from the Secret War saga into Marvel Comic's [[Civil War (comics)\|Civil War]].<ref name="newtrailer">{{cite web \|url=http://www.gametrailers.com/video/nyc-comic-con-marvel-ultimate/45120 \| title=NYC Comic-Con 09: Exclusive Taking Sides Trailer \|date=2099-02-05 \|publisher=[[GameTrailers]] \|accessdate=2009-08-13}}</ref> It was released in North America on September 15, 2009.<ref name="JeanTrailer">{{cite web \| url=http://ps3.ign.com/dor/objects/14233937/marvel-ultimate-alliance-2/videos/sdcc09_marvel2_trl_jeangrey_72109.htmljsessionid=2mocrxufxaj1q \| title=Marvel: Ultimate Alliance 2 PlayStation 3 Trailer - SDCC09: Jean Grey Vignette \|accessdate=2009-07-22 \|publisher=[[IGN]] }}</ref><ref name="GambitTrailer">{{cite web \| url=http://ps3.ign.com/dor/objects/14233937/marvel-ultimate-alliance-2/videos/sdcc09_marvel2_trl_gambit_72109.html \| title=Marvel: Ultimate Alliance 2 PlayStation 3 Trailer - SDCC09: Gambit Vignette \|accessdate=2009-07-22 \|publisher=[[IGN]] }}</ref>	+	A sequel to ''Marvel: Ultimate Alliance'' was announced by Activision on February 8, 2008. It was released in North America on September 15, 2009.<ref name="JeanTrailer">{{cite web \| url=http://ps3.ign.com/dor/objects/14233937/marvel-ultimate-alliance-2/videos/sdcc09_marvel2_trl_jeangrey_72109.htmljsessionid=2mocrxufxaj1q \| title=Marvel: Ultimate Alliance 2 PlayStation 3 Trailer - SDCC09: Jean Grey Vignette \|accessdate=2009-07-22 \|publisher=[[IGN]] }}</ref><ref name="GambitTrailer">{{cite web \| url=http://ps3.ign.com/dor/objects/14233937/marvel-ultimate-alliance-2/videos/sdcc09_marvel2_trl_gambit_72109.html \| title=Marvel: Ultimate Alliance 2 PlayStation 3 Trailer - SDCC09: Gambit Vignette \|accessdate=2009-07-22 \|publisher=[[IGN]] }}</ref> An explosion in [[Stamford, Connecticut]] caused by a supervillain prompts a [[Registration acts (comics)#2006 Superhuman Registration Act\|Superhuman Registration Act]].<ref name="CivilWar Comic">''Civil War'' #1 - 7 (July 2006 - January 2007)</ref> In the game, players are able to choose between the Pro-Registration side, headed by Iron Man, or the Anti-Registration side, headed by Captain America. ''MUA2'' ends with the aftermath of the Civil War, with the heroes uniting against a new common enemy.<ref name="acts">{{cite web \| url=http://twitter.com/Dan_Tanguay/status/3368105068 \| title=Twitter / Dan Tanguay \|accessdate=2009-08-14 \|publisher=[[Twitter]] \|quote=Re: Acts. There are 3 major acts. Act I = Secret War & Road to Civil War, Act II = Civil War, Act III = the aftermath of Civil War.}}</ref>
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Megadeth

Posted: January 19th, 2010, 1:01am PST by 24.83.119.29

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	Megadeth is featured on the soundtracks ''[[Shocker (film)\|Shocker]]'', ''[[Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey]]'', ''[[Last Action Hero]]'', ''[[Demon Knight\|Tales from the Crypt Presents: Demon Knight]]'', ''[[Super Mario Bros. (film)\|Super Mario Bros.]]'', ''[[Universal Soldier: The Return]]'', ''[[Mortal Kombat: Annihilation]]'' and ''[[Land of the Lost (film)\|Land of the Lost]]'', and the band's music has also appeared in [[video game]]s, in [[Duke Nukem II]] basing the "He's Back" song in Level 1 and a few other "jail" levels, along with the "Squeak" song from Level 5 and several other "factory" levels, on Megadeth's songs "Angry Again" and "Skin O' My Teeth," respectively. One being the [[Ultimate Fighting Championship]]. [[Peace Sells]] is featured on the radio station [[V-Rock]] in the 2002 [[video game]] [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City]], as well as in the 2003 video game ''[[True Crime: Streets of LA]], and also in [[NHL 10]]''. A cover version of "Symphony of Destruction" appears in the [[PlayStation 2]] video games ''[[Guitar Hero (video game)\|Guitar Hero]]'' and ''[[WWE SmackDown! vs. RAW 2006]]'', as well as ''[[Flatout 2]]''. A cover version of "[[Hangar 18 (song)\|Hangar 18]]" appears in the PlayStation 2 and [[Xbox 360]] video game ''[[Guitar Hero II]]''.<ref name=IMDB>Internet Movie Database ''"Dave Mustaine IMDB webpage"'', reported by [www.imdb.com] IMDB.com]; last accessed November 20, 2006.</ref> The video game [[NFL Street 3]] features a remix of Megadeth's ''[[Symphony of Destruction]]'' during gameplay. Megadeth's song ''[[Peace Sells]]'' is on ''[[Rock Band 2]]'' in addition to the rest of the album ''[[Peace Sells... but Who's Buying?]]''. The song ''[[Sleepwalker]]'' was added to the ''[[Rock Band series]]'' as a downloadable song. The song "Gears of War" appears on the game [[Gears of War]] as an instrumental. The songs "[[High Speed Dirt]]" and "[[Tornado of Souls]]" appear on the in-game soundtrack to [[Brütal Legend]].		Megadeth is featured on the soundtracks ''[[Shocker (film)\|Shocker]]'', ''[[Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey]]'', ''[[Last Action Hero]]'', ''[[Demon Knight\|Tales from the Crypt Presents: Demon Knight]]'', ''[[Super Mario Bros. (film)\|Super Mario Bros.]]'', ''[[Universal Soldier: The Return]]'', ''[[Mortal Kombat: Annihilation]]'' and ''[[Land of the Lost (film)\|Land of the Lost]]'', and the band's music has also appeared in [[video game]]s, in [[Duke Nukem II]] basing the "He's Back" song in Level 1 and a few other "jail" levels, along with the "Squeak" song from Level 5 and several other "factory" levels, on Megadeth's songs "Angry Again" and "Skin O' My Teeth," respectively. One being the [[Ultimate Fighting Championship]]. [[Peace Sells]] is featured on the radio station [[V-Rock]] in the 2002 [[video game]] [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City]], as well as in the 2003 video game ''[[True Crime: Streets of LA]], and also in [[NHL 10]]''. A cover version of "Symphony of Destruction" appears in the [[PlayStation 2]] video games ''[[Guitar Hero (video game)\|Guitar Hero]]'' and ''[[WWE SmackDown! vs. RAW 2006]]'', as well as ''[[Flatout 2]]''. A cover version of "[[Hangar 18 (song)\|Hangar 18]]" appears in the PlayStation 2 and [[Xbox 360]] video game ''[[Guitar Hero II]]''.<ref name=IMDB>Internet Movie Database ''"Dave Mustaine IMDB webpage"'', reported by [www.imdb.com] IMDB.com]; last accessed November 20, 2006.</ref> The video game [[NFL Street 3]] features a remix of Megadeth's ''[[Symphony of Destruction]]'' during gameplay. Megadeth's song ''[[Peace Sells]]'' is on ''[[Rock Band 2]]'' in addition to the rest of the album ''[[Peace Sells... but Who's Buying?]]''. The song ''[[Sleepwalker]]'' was added to the ''[[Rock Band series]]'' as a downloadable song. The song "Gears of War" appears on the game [[Gears of War]] as an instrumental. The songs "[[High Speed Dirt]]" and "[[Tornado of Souls]]" appear on the in-game soundtrack to [[Brütal Legend]].
-		+	Megadeth is the best thrash metal band ever
	==Members==		==Members==
	{{details\|List of Megadeth band members}}		{{details\|List of Megadeth band members}}

Mega Man Legends

Posted: January 4th, 2010, 6:19am PST by 24.241.229.253

Added Ref for first portion of gameplay

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	==Gameplay==		==Gameplay==
-	''Mega Man Legends'' differs greatly from the platforming gameplay of past ''[[Mega Man]]'' games, the main factor being the three-dimensional worlds, and three-dimensional movement therein. The camera is always behind MegaMan. Another primary difference is MegaMan Volnutt's Buster Gun. It cannot be charged but holding Square does auto-fire. The amount fired depends on Buster Parts equipped. Buster Parts can be equipped to upgrade four stats of the Buster Gun; Attack (how strong it is), Rapid (how fast it fires), Range (how far the shots go), and Energy (how many shots can be fired before stopping). Of course, no combination of parts makes all four stats perfect (except for the Buster Max, given to the player on Easy mode), so it is up to the player to decide what combination of parts suits the situation best and fits their own play-style. Buster Parts can be retrieved from stores or from dungeons; similarly, you can buy health bars at stores, which increase in price for each new bar (with a maximum of 20,000 of the game's money for later bars.)	+	''Mega Man Legends'' differs greatly from the platforming gameplay of past ''[[Mega Man]]'' games, the main factor being the three-dimensional worlds, and three-dimensional movement therein. The camera is always behind MegaMan. Another primary difference is MegaMan Volnutt's Buster Gun. It cannot be charged but holding Square does auto-fire. The amount fired depends on Buster Parts equipped. Buster Parts can be equipped to upgrade four stats of the Buster Gun; Attack (how strong it is), Rapid (how fast it fires), Range (how far the shots go), and Energy (how many shots can be fired before stopping). Of course, no combination of parts makes all four stats perfect (except for the Buster Max, given to the player on Easy mode), so it is up to the player to decide what combination of parts suits the situation best and fits their own play-style. Buster Parts can be retrieved from stores or from dungeons;<ref>{{cite web\|url=http://www.absolute-playstation.com/api_review/rmega.htm\|title=MEGAMAN LEGENDS - Review\|author=Kevin\|date=1998-10-01\|work=N/A\|publisher=Absolute PlayStation\|accessdate=2010-01-04}}</ref> similarly, you can buy health bars at stores, which increase in price for each new bar (with a maximum of 20,000 of the game's money for later bars.)

	The player travels through a large world, with various dungeons that are explored in a certain order, as well as a town with [[NPC]]s to talk to. As such, the plot is revealed through cutscenes, many of which have voice acting to accompany the text.		The player travels through a large world, with various dungeons that are explored in a certain order, as well as a town with [[NPC]]s to talk to. As such, the plot is revealed through cutscenes, many of which have voice acting to accompany the text.

	''Legends'' employs a money system. In the ''Legends'', large gems called Refractors are used as a power source. Small shards of them can be exchanged for money, and in the game, enemies that are destroyed will often drop these Refractor Shards. When shards are picked up, the equivalent amount of [[Zenny]] (the game's basic unit of currency) is added automatically.		''Legends'' employs a money system. In the ''Legends'', large gems called Refractors are used as a power source. Small shards of them can be exchanged for money, and in the game, enemies that are destroyed will often drop these Refractor Shards. When shards are picked up, the equivalent amount of [[Zenny]] (the game's basic unit of currency) is added automatically.
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	==Special weapons==		==Special weapons==

MotoGP '08

Posted: January 4th, 2010, 1:46am PST by Peroxwhy2gen

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-	For 2008, the rights to develop [[video games]] representing the [[MotoGP]] brand have been granted to a single publisher: [[Capcom]]. MotoGP '08 is available on the [[PC]], [[Xbox 360]], [[Playstation 3]], [[Nintendo Wii]] (simply called "MotoGP") and [[Playstation 2]]. For the first time in recent years, MotoGP 08 includes the addition of playable 125cc and 250cc support classes. The Wii version of the game gives the player the option of using the Wii remote as a handlebar, adding some lifelike control realism to the title.	+	For 2008, the rights to develop [[video games]] representing the [[MotoGP]] brand have been granted to a single publisher: [[Capcom]]. MotoGP '08 is available on the [[Personal computer\|PC]], [[Xbox 360]], [[Playstation 3]], [[Nintendo Wii]] (simply called "MotoGP") and [[Playstation 2]]. For the first time in recent years, MotoGP 08 includes the addition of playable 125cc and 250cc support classes. The Wii version of the game gives the player the option of using the Wii remote as a handlebar, adding some lifelike control realism to the title.

	Last year's MotoGP '07 for the Playstation 2 (published by [[Capcom]]) has a reputation for emphasis on [[simulation]] in contrast to the MotoGP titles published by [[THQ]] (for Xbox, Xbox 360, and [[Microsoft Windows]]), which have a reputation for arcade gameplay. MotoGP '08 is reported to balance these different styles and allow the player to configure an emphasis towards their desired gameplay.		Last year's MotoGP '07 for the Playstation 2 (published by [[Capcom]]) has a reputation for emphasis on [[simulation]] in contrast to the MotoGP titles published by [[THQ]] (for Xbox, Xbox 360, and [[Microsoft Windows]]), which have a reputation for arcade gameplay. MotoGP '08 is reported to balance these different styles and allow the player to configure an emphasis towards their desired gameplay.

User:AeronPeryton/Articles/5

Posted: January 2nd, 2010, 11:48am PST by AeronPeryton

Uncharted: Drake's Fortune

Posted: January 2nd, 2010, 8:45am PST by KiasuKiasiMan

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	\|composer = [[Greg Edmonson]]<br>		\|composer = [[Greg Edmonson]]<br>
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Call of Duty (series)

Posted: October 9th, 2009, 6:48pm PDT by 24.74.142.216

Call of Duty: Finest Hour

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	'''''Call of Duty: Finest Hour''''' is the first console installment of ''[[Call of Duty]]'', and was released on the [[Nintendo GameCube]], [[PlayStation 2]], and [[Xbox]]. The PlayStation 2 and Xbox versions of the game include an [[online multiplayer]] mode which can support up to 32 players.		'''''Call of Duty: Finest Hour''''' is the first console installment of ''[[Call of Duty]]'', and was released on the [[Nintendo GameCube]], [[PlayStation 2]], and [[Xbox]]. The PlayStation 2 and Xbox versions of the game include an [[online multiplayer]] mode which can support up to 32 players.
	+	this game sucks so much never ever play this garage if you like real games bbaaallssaacckk

	===''Call of Duty 2: Big Red One''===		===''Call of Duty 2: Big Red One''===

User:Bws2cool/Jak and Daxter Universe

Posted: October 5th, 2009, 6:13am PDT by Bws2cool

Items: vehicles

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	*'''Weapons'''		*'''Weapons'''
-	*'''Vehicles'''	+	*'''Vehicles''' - Given the enormity and variance in terrain of the Wasteland, vehicles play a large role as [[Off-roading\|off-road]] transportation is introduced, fueled by a true-to-life physics engine.<ref name="GameZone"/> [[GameSpy]] said the vehicles had "sluggish control systems" and thought "a specialized dune buggy wouldn't keep on flipping on its side as much as Jak's vehicles tend to."<ref name="gamesradar">{{cite web \|url=http://ps2.gamespy.com/playstation-2/jak-iii/552114p1.html \|title=GameSpy: Jak 3 - Page 1 \|author=Bryn Williams \|work=[[GameSpy]] \|accessdate=2009-10-05}}</ref>
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	===Locations===		===Locations===
	*'''The Old World''' - The Jak world as of ''[[Jak and Daxter: The Precursor Legacy\|The Precursor Legacy]]''. A fictional planet created by Naughty Dog specifically for the game. It contains a multitude of very different locales for the player to explore, ranging from [[jungles]] to [[volcano]]es.		*'''The Old World''' - The Jak world as of ''[[Jak and Daxter: The Precursor Legacy\|The Precursor Legacy]]''. A fictional planet created by Naughty Dog specifically for the game. It contains a multitude of very different locales for the player to explore, ranging from [[jungles]] to [[volcano]]es.

Talk:PlayStation 3

Posted: October 4th, 2009, 10:30pm PDT by Psychoneko

Hardware Issue Section

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	Well, since you asked for my opinion, which I am most honoured to fulfil.. I do know that the PS3 has technical issues. I am being honest here, so please don't tell me off. I know for sure that four of my friends have had hardware failures, one of which got the YLOD recently ([[User:JDC808]]). Two of which have/had original models, and one with the 40GB, and one with the 80GB (Non-PS2). The YLOD was detected on the 60GB. The issues are not something which are fake, because it is real, but it is with all appliances really. One of my friends (the 40GB owner) is on his third PS3 because the second time, an insect went inside and my friend apparently tried to get it out and ended up breaking the PS3. I think the problem is storing the PS3 in a place where heat can build up fast, like a cabinet. Also, keeping it in the horizontal position for long use can be bad. I think the one with the 80GB had a software issue, not sure, but Firmware 2.40 did a serious number to the PS3, not only disabling access, but making it completely faulty. <font color="gold"><b>★</b></font><font color="limegreen"><b>Ffgamera</b></font><font color="gold"><b>★</b></font> - <small>[[User:Ffgamera\|My page!]] '''·''' [[User talk:Ffgamera\|Talk to me!]]'''·''' [[Special:Contributions/Ffgamera\|Contribs]]</small> 11:48, 4 October 2009 (UTC)		Well, since you asked for my opinion, which I am most honoured to fulfil.. I do know that the PS3 has technical issues. I am being honest here, so please don't tell me off. I know for sure that four of my friends have had hardware failures, one of which got the YLOD recently ([[User:JDC808]]). Two of which have/had original models, and one with the 40GB, and one with the 80GB (Non-PS2). The YLOD was detected on the 60GB. The issues are not something which are fake, because it is real, but it is with all appliances really. One of my friends (the 40GB owner) is on his third PS3 because the second time, an insect went inside and my friend apparently tried to get it out and ended up breaking the PS3. I think the problem is storing the PS3 in a place where heat can build up fast, like a cabinet. Also, keeping it in the horizontal position for long use can be bad. I think the one with the 80GB had a software issue, not sure, but Firmware 2.40 did a serious number to the PS3, not only disabling access, but making it completely faulty. <font color="gold"><b>★</b></font><font color="limegreen"><b>Ffgamera</b></font><font color="gold"><b>★</b></font> - <small>[[User:Ffgamera\|My page!]] '''·''' [[User talk:Ffgamera\|Talk to me!]]'''·''' [[Special:Contributions/Ffgamera\|Contribs]]</small> 11:48, 4 October 2009 (UTC)
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	+	:Thanks Ffgamera! I am fully aware of the YLOD issue. I just disagree with how chocobogamer could assert his statements without anything to back it up. At the moment, I <b>still haven't found</b> BBC Watchdog's "Honor Code" policy that chocobo mentioned. The bias issue, unfortunately, is not subtle at all. I'll refer to the youtube link again. The inclusion of Iain Lee doesn't help and the worst part is that all articles referring to Iain Lee on MSN have been removed. Anyway, I'm not sure what to think of the vertical vs horizontal positioning. I think it depends entirely on how much space/ventilation you provide for the PS3, but that would also be true of the 360. ([[User:Psychoneko\|Psychoneko]] ([[User talk:Psychoneko\|talk]]) 05:30, 5 October 2009 (UTC))

	== iain lee ==		== iain lee ==

Fuel TV

Posted: October 4th, 2009, 10:30pm PDT by Gilly of III

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	''''' Built To Shred ''''' : Make obstacles and ramps out of garbage to "Shred" on them. Usually show has a theme such as be "Green" where they take solar panels and use them to make ramps and power their tools or where they go up to the Sequoia's to a skate camp and build stuff out of the beds and boats in the area. At begging of each show they have an advisory not to try any of the stunts they do at home. In expection to that rule they do show you how to make ramps out of wood instead of the insane things they make it out of. (i.e. tanks, rocks, rugs, electronic devices, etc.) Throughout the show the team takes "skate breaks" even though thats what they do through the whole show. The shows time slot is sometimes in the morning and varies throughout the day		''''' Built To Shred ''''' : Make obstacles and ramps out of garbage to "Shred" on them. Usually show has a theme such as be "Green" where they take solar panels and use them to make ramps and power their tools or where they go up to the Sequoia's to a skate camp and build stuff out of the beds and boats in the area. At begging of each show they have an advisory not to try any of the stunts they do at home. In expection to that rule they do show you how to make ramps out of wood instead of the insane things they make it out of. (i.e. tanks, rocks, rugs, electronic devices, etc.) Throughout the show the team takes "skate breaks" even though thats what they do through the whole show. The shows time slot is sometimes in the morning and varies throughout the day

-	''''' New Pollution ''''' : Where they show kids in their youth who seem to be heading towards having a career with the extreme sport. (i.e. Snowboarding, Skateboarding, Surfing, etc.) Often kids from age 9-18. The shows host is an adult seemingly in his early 20's. Most kids are very relaxed on the show, yet some other are very anxious. When they introduce the person to you they put a small biography normally with the catagories of their name, age, what they do, and some miscellaneous questions. (i.e. faveorite bands, subject, movies, websites, and games) At the end of each show they have bloopers of the host who is very immature but his immaturity makes the show what it is. The show has a time slot in the morning and the mid-day	+	''''' New Pollution ''''' : Where they show kids in their youth who seem to be heading towards having a career with the extreme sport. (i.e. Snowboarding, Skateboarding, Surfing, etc.) Often kids from age 9-18. The shows host is an adult seemingly in his early 20's. Most kids are very relaxed on the show, yet some other are very anxious. When they introduce the person to you they put a small biography normally with the categories of their name, age, what they do, and some miscellaneous questions. (i.e. faveorite bands, subject, movies, websites, and games) At the end of each show they have bloopers of the host who is very immature but his immaturity makes the show what it is. The show has a time slot in the morning and the mid-day

	''''' Camp Woodward ''''' : A show about a camp in the middle of the woods were kids skate, bike, and other activities. Some kids are always on the show while others are just other campers. They hold contests at these camps and usually give away prizes. (i.e. Playstation, Money, etc.) Most kids in the show overcome problems they have with the sport like no confidence, over confidence, and many others. At night campers sneak about just for the fun of it, but they end up getting caught by the night shift kids who watch for the other that snuck out. There are many age groups in the camp from 8 to 15. The camp counselors vary from age by much more than the campers. The show has a time slot in morning		''''' Camp Woodward ''''' : A show about a camp in the middle of the woods were kids skate, bike, and other activities. Some kids are always on the show while others are just other campers. They hold contests at these camps and usually give away prizes. (i.e. Playstation, Money, etc.) Most kids in the show overcome problems they have with the sport like no confidence, over confidence, and many others. At night campers sneak about just for the fun of it, but they end up getting caught by the night shift kids who watch for the other that snuck out. There are many age groups in the camp from 8 to 15. The camp counselors vary from age by much more than the campers. The show has a time slot in morning

Tim Bisley

Posted: October 4th, 2009, 10:30pm PDT by RG2

merging back into the main article ... not really any new content here, anyway

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-	Tim Bisley is a fictional character played by [[Simon Pegg]] on the British television situation comedy ''[[Spaced]]''. Tim's primary mode of transportation is his [[skateboard]], and he is often seen wearing a beanie with the word, "chocolate" knitted into the weave of the cap. He is often seen with his [[PlayStation]] controller in hand, but hopes to become a serious [[comic book]] artist. In fact, the creators of the show (Pegg and [[Jessica Hynes\|Jessica Stevenson]]) named the character in homage to real-life comic artist [[Simon Bisley]].) Tim often references the old ''[[Star Wars]]'' trilogy, and has a bitter resentment of ''[[The Phantom Menace]]''. He can be grumpy and ill-tempered, and when ''The Phantom Menace'' is mentioned he is downright angry.	+	#REDIRECT [[Spaced]]
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-	Some of his bitterness arose from the fact that his girlfriend, Sarah (played by [[Anna Wilson Jones]]), left him for Tim's friend - Duane Benzie (played by [[Peter Serafinowicz]]). He's currently writing and illustrating a [[graphic novel]] about an orphaned boy who was experimented upon by "Doktor Mandrake". Doktor Mandrake experimented on the boy as a youth with the imaginary chemical, "oxypheromalkahyde." Though Doktor Mandrake did not notice any change in the boy as a youth, he has since mutated into a giant bear that roams the Earth. Doktor Mandrake is now consumed with a search for the mutant bear in hopes that he can replicate the results.
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Pingu

Posted: October 3rd, 2009, 5:22pm PDT by 67.184.206.41

Video games

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	==Video games==		==Video games==
-	There were two video games released in Japan only based on Pingu. The first one was called [[Fun! Fun! Pingu]], released by Sony and Pygos in 1999 for [[Playstation]]. The second was called [[Pingu's Wonderful Carnival!]], released by [[Square Enix]] in 2008 for the [[Nintendo DS]], allthough Pygos wasn't invovled in development. Pingu's Wonderful Carnival will be released in the US in 2009 Kidsstation is from [[Bandai]][[Kawaii no pingu]].	+	There were two video games released in Japan only based on Pingu. The first one was called [[Fun! Fun! Pingu]], released by Sony and Pygos in 1999 for [[Playstation]]. The second was called [[Pingu's Wonderful Carnival!]], released by [[Square Enix]] in 2008 for the [[Nintendo DS]], allthough Pygos wasn't invovled in development. Pingu's Wonderful Carnival will be released in the US in 2009 Kidsstation and [[Gameboy advance]] is from [[Bandai]][[Kawaii no pingu]].

	==References==		==References==

Hero of Sparta

Posted: October 3rd, 2009, 5:21pm PDT by 70.247.154.236

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	\| genre = [[Action-adventure game\|Action-adventure]]		\| genre = [[Action-adventure game\|Action-adventure]]
	\| modes = [[Single-player]]		\| modes = [[Single-player]]
-	\| ratings = {{vgratings\|App Store\|Apple\|9+}}	+	\| ratings = {{vgratings\|App Store\|Apple\|9+\|ESRB=M}}
-	\| platforms = [[iPhone OS]]	+	\| platforms = [[iPhone OS]], [[PlayStation Portable]]
	\| media = [[Digital distribution\|Download]]		\| media = [[Digital distribution\|Download]]
	\| requirements =		\| requirements =
-	\| input = [[Multi-touch]]	+	\| input = [[Multi-touch]], [[Gamepad]]
	}}		}}

List of downloadable PlayStation games

Posted: October 2nd, 2009, 1:47pm PDT by 98.213.36.235

PSP games

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	\|<span style="display:none">2009-07-02</span>{{Vgrelease/region\|EU}}July 2, 2009		\|<span style="display:none">2009-07-02</span>{{Vgrelease/region\|EU}}July 2, 2009
-	\|	+	\|<span style="display:none">2009-10-01</span>October 1, 2009
	\|<span style="display:none">2009-07-02</span>July 2, 2009		\|<span style="display:none">2009-07-02</span>July 2, 2009
	\|		\|

Resident Evil 4

Posted: September 14th, 2009, 7:52am PDT by 170.158.10.106

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-	\|title=Resident Evil 4	+	2\|ESRB=M\|CERO=D\|BBFC=15\|PEGI=18+\|OFLCA=MA15+\|OFLCZ=R18+}}
-	\|image=[[File:Resi4-gc-cover.jpg\|255px\|North American GameCube cover art.]]
-	\|caption=North American GameCube cover art
-	\|developer=[[Capcom]] Production Studio 4
-	\|publisher=[[Capcom]]<br />[[Ubisoft]] (PC)<br>[[Nintendo Australia]] (GameCube and Wii)
-	\|designer=[[Shinji Mikami]] ([[Game director\|director]])<br />Hiroyuki Kobayashi ([[Game producer\|producer]])<br />Yoshihiko Wada (Sound)
-	\|composer=[[Shusaku Uchiyama]]<br />[[Misao Senbongi]]
-	\|series=''[[Resident Evil]]''
-	\|released={{collapsible list\|title=January 11, 2005\|
-	'''GameCube'''<br />{{vgrelease\|NA=January 11, 2005}}{{vgrelease\|JP=January 27, 2005\|PAL=March 18, 2005}}'''PlayStation 2'''<br />{{vgrelease\|NA=October 25, 2005\|EU=November 4, 2005\|AUS=November 11, 2005}}{{vgrelease\|JP=December 1, 2005}}'''Windows'''<br />{{vgrelease\|AUS=March 1, 2007}}{{vgrelease\|EU=March 2, 2007}}{{vgrelease\|NA=May 15, 2007}}{{vgrelease\|JP=June 7, 2007}}'''Wii'''<br />{{vgrelease\|JP=May 31, 2007\|NA=June 19, 2007\|EU=June 29, 2007\|AUS=July 5, 2007}}'''iPhone OS'''<br />{{vgrelease\|JP=July 2009}}'''Mobile'''<br />{{vgrelease\|JP=February 1, 2008}}
-	}}
-	\|genre = [[Survival horror]]<br />[[Third person shooter]]
-	\|modes=[[Single-player]]
-	\|ratings={{vgratings\|ESRB=M\|CERO=D\|BBFC=15\|PEGI=18+\|OFLCA=MA15+\|OFLCZ=R18+}}
	\|platforms=[[Nintendo GameCube\|GameCube]], [[PlayStation 2]], [[Microsoft Windows]], [[Wii]], [[iPhone OS]], [[Mobile phones]], [[Zeebo]]		\|platforms=[[Nintendo GameCube\|GameCube]], [[PlayStation 2]], [[Microsoft Windows]], [[Wii]], [[iPhone OS]], [[Mobile phones]], [[Zeebo]]
	\|media=[[Nintendo optical disc\|GameCube Game Disc]], [[Nintendo optical disc\|Wii Optical Disc]], [[DVD]], [[Digital distribution\|Download]]		\|media=[[Nintendo optical disc\|GameCube Game Disc]], [[Nintendo optical disc\|Wii Optical Disc]], [[DVD]], [[Digital distribution\|Download]]

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