ohn Cena ran into the ring. Edge tried to splash from the top of the ladder, but Cena caught him on his shoulders and delivered an FU through the table. Cena tipped over the ladder onto Edge. The fans screamed and cheered for Cena, who backed out of the ring and walked up the entrance ramp.
You are probably already wondering why we are featuring a new Dragonball Z game for the PS2. The primary reason is the fact that the key people responsible for the arcade fighting masterpiece Street Fighter 2 are working on Super DBZ’s development team and that this latest Dragon Ball Z game would play and feel more like the fighters of the bygone Street Fighter era. Super DBZ not only sticks to
Invincible topped the weekend, but The Illusionist and Little Miss Sunshine showed the most growth. Crank and Wicker Man opened at predictably modest levels…
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With a splendid array of shots and key putts, Tiger Woods crushed the
Vijay Singh’s spirit on his way to an 8-under 63, turning a
three-shot deficit into a two-shot victory for his longest winning
streak in a season.
It’s not often that you read a review of a computer with a line like “You could kill someone with this thing,” but the folks at bit-tech.net got to write that gem in their look at Dell’s new gaming-oriented XPS 700, referring to the deadly-looking 3-millimeter thick piece of aluminum that forms the case’s side panel. Unfortunately, they weren’t as impressed with the system’s performance as they were with its decapitating potential, finding it decidedly lacking when put up against their comparable custom-built rig — although much of the blame seems to be pegged on the slow memory that Dell ships with the XPS. Still, they did find the system got most of the core elements right and delivered decent gaming performance at a reasonable price; given the cost of upgrades from Dell, though, they recommend going light on the memory and video card options when you order and swapping them out yourself when you get this sucker home.
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It’s not often that you read a review of a computer with a line like “You could kill someone with this thing,” but the folks at bit-tech.net got to write that gem in their look at Dell’s new gaming-oriented XPS 700, referring to the deadly-looking 3-millimeter thick piece of aluminum that forms the case’s side panel. Unfortunately, they weren’t as impressed with the system’s performance as they were with its decapitating potential, finding it decidedly lacking when put up against their comparable custom-built rig — although much of the blame seems to be pegged on the slow memory that Dell ships with the XPS. Still, they did find the system got most of the core elements right and delivered decent gaming performance at a reasonable price; given the cost of upgrades from Dell, though, they recommend going light on the memory and video card options when you order and swapping them out yourself when you get this sucker home.
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Joystiquery
Zombies, Aliens, or Nazis? Designing the perfect game enemy.
Weekly Webcomic Wrapup: August 27 - September 2, 2006
Game designers stuck being “Romantic”
Joystiq interviews Penny Arcade’s Gabe and Tycho
Happy Labor Day!
Joystiq hands-on: Xbox Live Vision camera (or: IT BEGINS!)
In defense of Sony’s HDMI.O.U.
Celebrate PSP Fanboy’s 1,000th post, win WTF
News
A confirmed Guitar Hero 2 song lineup
High-end PS3 shipping without HDMI cable
Games shipping this week
IGN’s quality Wii footage at Leipzig
Rumors & Speculation
Will we see a DS MP3 player this October?
Culture
Dead Rising secrets to quench that zombie thirst
The coolest video you’ll see this year
Top 10 games of 1988
Gamer culture: Can I get an adaptor, please?
Target 360: Clever marketing or sign of the apocalypse?
Blog debate: PS3 to load games slower than the Xbox 360
The old-school gamer’s Monopoly board
G4’s Kevin P. gets in touch with his feminine side
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We saw this picture and just felt compelled to share it with you, the gaming public. Apparently snagged from a recent photo shoot for a new magazine coming out called Geek Weekly, we see our favorite tech variety show host Kevin Pereira in a rather sexually confusing pose with fellow gaming hottie Jessica Chobot from IGN.
It’s always good to see others in the game industry not take themselves too seriously and be willing to have a little fun in the name of all that is geek. You may catch some heat for that picture Kevin, but we got ya back.
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T.O. looks like a go for the season opener.
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