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Yeah... the life of an artist isn't easy. Not one bit.

But who knows... someday I may end up teaching music to your kids, Bio. twisted

Too little too late with my grandparents. They're hooked. xd And my grandpa's hooked on UC with me. It's awesome.

Btw, was I the only one who noticed that the Wii has HD component cables? I saw them at GameStop and was like "...Dude. Wii in HD? Hellz yeah." UC, Twilight Princess, Metroid Prime 3 and Super Mario Galaxy in HD would be amazing... Especially MP3. That game would be beautiful. I just might buy it, I somehow procured $104 out my a** and it's like, 15 or 20 bucks. I bet it'd pay off the first time I used it though...

It's not true HD though, the Wii's maximum capabilities are 480p. So all they'd really do is make the picture progressive instead of interlaced, which is, yes, a HELL of a lot better quality, but it's not true HD.

So, guys! Here's a teaser trailer for the Zombie game that we're working on at school:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dSg75Ok6_UU

Thank you. 3nodding
I'm glad someone bothered watching it.

Video Game Design and Development

I hope DMC4 isn't s**t like DMC2 was. But, I don't think it will be, it looks awesome. But, I haven't yet.

I haven't, but I sure as hell need to. Btw, two things:
1. The component cables beautified the hell out of my Wii. xd

2. To go along with it, I bought No More Heroes. This is a great action game. Think GTA-style open world meets Zelda's sword (beam katana won in a 'net auction, in this case) play meets Killer7's cel-shaded visual style. Add in some deathblows, takedowns, awesome powerups (trippy beam ball blaster, anyone? And I do mean trippy), and a s**t-ton of spurting blood, and you have NMH. I highly recommend this to all Wii owners. The game uses the Wiimote in many different, unique ways. Travis Touchdown (the main character) can hit high or low to take advantage of enemy vulnerability depending on how high or low you hold the Wiimote. Also at times, Travis gets a call on his cell phone. For these bits, if you want to hear the caller, you have to put the Wiimote mic up to your ear like a phone. Very unique use, Suda51!

I can say with confidence that this is a near-perfect third-party title. Nintendo could use more games like this, highly unique styles, smart and satirical stories, and intuitive controls that perfectly blend button pressing and Wiimote-usage so that it feels totally natural and not at all gimmicky. If you get the chance, do not pass up on No More Heroes!