I just fiished the game, and I dont know if anyone else noticed a lot of thick nettle like bushes that came up every now and again that usually looked like they were blocking ways you could go. I am probably reading too much into this, but I would guess they could be placeholders for future mini tombs DLC. Probably wrong, but I would love some single player DLC.

I hadnt turned on my XBOX for a few weeks due to being busy with exams, so I just turned it on and updated it and then turned it off. About five minutes after turning it off the fan just turned on inside it and went crazy, I had never heard it like this before, it actually vibrated the table its sitting on, has this happened to anyone else?

Well spotted, I just tried this, its much better that way, makes the graphics look more crisp, and the 3D effect is really cool for it. By the way, your playing Links Awakening? Its not on the store for me yet :(

I have gotten the new update, but when I try to add funds it just tells me I credit card cannot be used, the bank I am using is Santander, I have retyped the details several times and I definitely have money in my account, is anyone else having this issue?

I was just thinking about a video for a game I saw a few months ago, Im not sure if what platform it was on but I think it was downloadable only, so perhaps Live Arcade or just PC...Here is what I remember...I believe you played as a ship in a sidescrolling enviornment (In vein of Pixel Junk Shooter), it is a very dark looking game, I remember it having allot of black, and I remember breaking up walls to gain access to other areas, but the main thing I remember was that the big visual selling point was that everything was hand drawn or hand animated or something (But it didnt look like a cartoon), and Im pretty sure the ship had like a claw or something? I know its very vague, but its been a few months since I saw the video, any help would be great(Someone suggested Everyday Shooter, it wasnt that, but thanks to who answered :))

I was just thinking about a video for a game I saw a few months ago, Im not sure if what platform it was on but I think it was downloadable only, so perhaps Live Arcade or just PC...Here is what I remember...I believe you played as a ship in a sidescrolling enviornment (In vein of Pixel Junk Shooter), it is a very dark looking game, I remember it having allot of black, and I remember breaking up walls to gain access to other areas, but the main thing I remember was that the big visual selling point was that everything was hand drawn or hand animated or something (But it didnt look like a cartoon)? I know its very vague, but its been a few months since I saw the video, any help would be great :)

Hi there, I am looking into getting a new laptop (Have been for a while) but I have also decided to buy the Adobe CS5 Master Collection (Student Edition of course, I'm not made of money), I haven't had too much experience with some of the softwares packaged with this but I hear that they can be quite RAM and processor intensive, but I also know that ones like Photoshop have Graphics Card acceleration so a good laptop would be required...I am looking into getting a Sony Vaio E series laptop, the specs would be an i5-520m, 6GB of RAM and an ATi Mobility 5650, I was just wondering if anyone has any experience with Adobe products and whether or not those specs would be good enough? I especially want Photoshop to run smoothly, I have been watching videos online of Photoshop CS5 and seen there are some features e.g. Scrubby Zoom which only work with graphics card acceleration, so it is important that that graphics card would be good enough! Thank you for taking the time to read this!

I just noticed that the laptop released in America and apparently its been out in Europe for 2 months, but were can I buy the damn thing lol, no website seems to have it? :(

I was looking into getting a small laptop when I saw these two buy ASUS, but Im wondering what is the difference between the two of them, based on the information they seem identical, anyone have any other information?

http://www.engadget.com/photos/asus-emagazine-for-march-2010/#2844525

http://www.engadget.com/photos/asus-emagazine-for-march-2010/#2844517