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Well last we heard was last Wednesday (could have been earlier) so taking the weekend into account that's 9 days, taking just working days it's 7.

Can't you just use the jump to map technique?

Patch has been about 9 days now, unfortunately with this being a Friday it's looking likely it won't be coming till next week more than likely. And bigger cashcow IP's of course get more preferential treatment in this regard. I'm wondering who will be first to put the patch out; Sony or Microsoft? :hmmm:

So basically no farting and belching in the presence of others?

The April issue of Shogakukan's Ciao shōjo magazine shipped on Thursday with a DVD containing more anime based on Chitose Yagami's Ore-sama Kingdom (Kings of My Love) manga, and the DVD bundled with the May issue will have more anime inspired by Akira Wao's Hime Gal Paradise manga on April 2. These two DVDs also include the two parts of the anime based on The Magic of Chocolate manga by Rino Mizuho. Ciao's February 2011 issue shipped with the previously announced Ore-sama Kingdom: Gelände de Love Choco no Maki and Hime Gal Paradise: Maji de Koi Suru 5-byō-mae— Sū!? no Maki anime. Source:ANN

This year's 14th issue of Shogakukan's Big Comic Spirits magazine is announcing on Monday that an anime adaptation of Junji Ito's Gyo horror manga has been green-lit. In the story, strange, legged fish appear in Okinawa in southern Japan, and the creatures portend a horrific change for the animal life in the area. Tadashi and and his girlfriend Kaori find themselves trapped on an island, facing a fate worse than death. Viz Media published the two volumes of the manga in North America. Ito also created the Tomie and Uzumaki manga, and both inspired live-action horror films. [Via 2channel] Update: More story information added. Update: The anime studio ufotable will produce the project. Source:ANN

The April issue of Kadokawa Shoten's Young Ace magazine is announcing on Friday that Yoshiyuki Sadamoto's science-fiction manga Neon Genesis Evangelion will resume in the next issue on April 4. The manga has been on hiatus since February of last year, and Sadamoto had previously indicated that the manga would resume this past winter. In addition to drawing the manga, Sadamoto has been busy as the character designer in Gainax's Neon Genesis Evangelion television anime series and Khara's ongoing four-film remake of the story. He launched the manga version in Kadokawa Shoten's Monthly Shonen Ace in 1994 and moved it to Young Ace in the magazine's inaugural issue in 2009. Viz Media published the 12th book volume — the last volume to ship in Japan — last month in North America. Source:ANN

This year's 14th issue of Shueisha's Weekly Shonen Jump magazine is announcing that a Flash anime version of Kenta Shinohara's school comedy manga Sket Dance will debut on the franchise's official website on Monday. The Flash anime will feature super-deformed characters; the previously announced television anime series will premiere in April with normal-proportioned characters (pictured at right). The upcoming Weekly Shonen Jump magazine issue is also confirming that French Kiss, a sub-group of the all-female idol group AKB48, will perform the opening theme song of the television anime series. The performers of the ending theme song will be The Pillows rock band. French Kiss member Yuki Kashiwagi will also voice Rumi, the younger sister of the main character Bossun (Hiroyuki Yoshino). In the story, Yūsuke "Bossun" Fujisaki and several students in his high school form a "Sket Group" to solve any trouble in the student body. Source:ANN

Hence why I said this.

DLC that unlocks content already on the disc is crap I agree, DLC that's actually new and has to be downloaded to be used is fine with me. And in regards to TDU2 modding, we won't be allowing car mods to be posted here for TDU2 for at least 6-12 months depending on the after release support of the game from Atari and Eden.

No he's just lucky and keeps stealing my positive thinking fridge.

my favor character in that anime is the protagonist's childhood friend

The third limited-edition Blu-ray Disc volume of the Ore no Imouto ga Konnani Kawaii Wake ga Nai (Oreimo) anime sold 17,000 copies (rounded to the nearest thousand) to top Oricon's overall sales ranking chart for the February 21-27 week. It is Oreimo's second Blu-ray Disc in a row to rank #1; the first Blu-ray volume reached #4 in December, and the second Blu-ray volume reached #1 by also selling 17,000 last month. The third DVD volume was #22 on the weekly DVD sales chart with 4,385 copies sold. The third Blu-ray volume contains the fifth and sixth episodes from the television anime series based on the light novel series from author Tsukasa Fushimi and illustrator Hiro Kanzaki. Source:ANN

The game localization company JAST USA announced on Tuesday that its new JAST Densetsu brand is collaborating with the Japanese game maker 0verflow and the localization group Sekai Project to release the adult visual novel software School Days HQ in English this year. School Days HQ is the software and graphics upgrade — with new scenes — to 0verflow's original visual novel that inspired the anime of the same name. According to JAST USA, the English release will be uncensored and will have over 20 endings, including the harem endings and the sometimes violent bad endings. In the story, a love triangle develops when a boy enlists his close female friend to help him attract the attention of a girl in their same school. The 2007 School Days television anime series adaptation gained unexpected media attention when its final episode was preempted by a real-life axe murder in Japan. Instead of the final episode, the television stations aired a series of unrelated scenery images and the following text: "The programming has changed due to certain circumstances." The substituted boat scenery images led to the "nice boat" catchphrase that has spread throughout the overseas anime fandom and even into Japan. The media-distribution website Crunchyroll began streaming the anime in North America in 2009. Source:ANN

Macross Frontier ~Sayonara no Tsubasa~, the second anime film based on Shoji Kawamori and Satelight's Macross Frontier science-fiction series, opened at #4 at the Japanese box office this past weekend. Even though it opened on only 38 screens nationwide, moviegoers watched it 81,772 times in two days for a box office total of 117,803,100 yen (about US$1.44 million). That gave the film a per-screen average of 3,100,082 yen (US$37,800) — the best average of the weekend's top 10 films. By comparison, the first Macross Frontier film, Macross Frontier ~Itsuwari no Utahime~, opened in November of 2009 at #9. It earned US$993,113 on 30 screens for a per-screen average of US$33,104. Mobile Suit Gundam 00 the Movie: A wakening of the Trailblazer opened last September at #3 with US$2,260,690 on 88 screens (US$25,689 average). The Disappearance of Haruhi Suzumiya opened in February of 2010 at #7 with US$997,803 on 24 screens (US$41,575 average). Space Battleship Yamato Resurrection opened in December of 2009 at #7 with US$1,088,008 on 213 screens. (US$5,108 average). Evangelion: 2.0 You Can (Not) Advance opened in June of 2009 at #1 with US$5,302,760 on 120 screens (US$44,190 average). The story of Macross Frontier takes place in an alien war 50 years after the first Macross series, and revolves around a fighter pilot named Alto Saotome and two singers named Sheryl Nome and Ranka Lee. Source:ANN

建议直接使用PHOTOBUCKET等图站 这样论坛的HIGHSLIDE会起作用 编码更新,已支持POSTIMAGE

"Drifting Physics" is what killed the racing game imo. A game should have physics that allows the player depending on the skill level they choose to either have the car be controlled for them or allow the player to control the car. Having a set "drift" setup would be hell.

5 is smack bang in the middle of good and bad which is how many people referred to TDU1's handling. It's good in some aspects but bad in others. :)

On a scale from 1 - 10 (10 being the best) how would you rate TDU2's handling. Preferably those of you who have tried a number of the cars and also tweaked and played with the settings for your preferred device and such would be best. Also when you vote please state what mode of TDU1 you played in; eg if you played in Normal and Hypersport then you would vote (say 7) then post what you voted 7 Normal/Hypersport Just wondering what will be said though I do believe I'll know. :lol:

The production company Bushiroad announced at its "Bushiroad Card Game Live 2011" event, which just ended on Sunday, that the Tantei Opera Milky Holmes (Detective Opera Milky Holmes) game and television anime franchise will have a special this summer. The format in which the special will be aired/streamed/shown and other information will be announced in the future, but the director (Makoto Moriwaki), chief animation director, and other main staff members will not change from last year's television anime series. Bushiroad also announced that the Milky Holmes franchise will take part in the ceremonial first pitch for an upcoming game of the Yokohama BayStars baseball team on April 10. The four main voice actresses (Suzuko Mimori, Sora Tokui, Mikoi Sasaki, Izumi Kitta) will perform a live version of the anime's opening theme song "Seikai wa Hitotsu! Janai!!" before the game and present flower bouquets to both the Yokohama BayStars and the opposing Yomiuri Giants. Tickets with bonus collaboration goods (microfiber towel, T-shirt, or tote bag) will go on advance sale on March 1. Bushiroad will then hold a "Milky Homes Live Tour 2011 Secret Garden" in Nagoya, Osaka, Fukuoka, and Yokohama between May 4 and May 28. The Colourful Garden mini album with six tracks will go on sale on March 23. The Milky Holmes television anime series and detective romance adventure game follow four budding female private eyes. The media distribution website Crunchyroll streamed the anime series outside Japan as it aired. Source:ANN

The publisher Kadokawa Shoten has confirmed that the limited first edition of Nagaru Tanigawa's next Haruhi Suzumiya light novel, Suzumiya Haruhi no Kyōgaku (The Surprise of Haruhi Suzumiya), will ship on May 25 with a special booklet containing a short story by Tanigawa. In addition to the short story, the booklet's 64 color pages will feature illustration work by novel artist Noizi Ito, contributions by artists Gaku Tsugano (The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya manga) and Puyo (The Melancholy of Suzumiya Haruhi chan), and a behind-the-scenes account by the original editor of the light novel series. According to Monday's final issue of Kadokawa Shoten's The Sneaker magazine, the booklet's short story is called "Rainy Day," and it is set during the protagonist Kyon's time in middle school. Tanigawa had personally written the "Someday in the Rain" episode of The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya television anime series. Due to its 600-page length, Suzumiya Haruhi no Kyōgaku will actually ship in two volumes in Japan; the limited first edition will shrink-wrap both volumes along with the special booklet. Kadokawa Shoten announced that Kyōgaku will have a worldwide simultaneous release, but it is not shipping on May 25 in all 13 countries that currently have the light novel series in print. It will ship on that day in Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Korea. Source:ANN

The official website of the Aquarion television anime series announced on Saturday that production on an all-new television anime series, Aquarian Evol, has been green-lit. The announcement is being made through a teaser attached with Macross Frontier ~Sayonara no Tsubasa~, the second Macross Frontier film which is opening in Japan on Saturday. The teaser will run for two weeks at eight theaters. Director Shoji Kawamori and his anime studio Satelight created both Aquarion and Macross Frontier. Image © Shoji Kawamori/Satelight/Project Aquarion Evol Source:ANN

Fullmetal Alchemist creator Hiromu Arakawa will launch a new manga series in this year's 19th issue of Shogakukan's Weekly Shonen Sunday magazine on April 6. It is the fifth of the five new manga series that the magazine is starting this spring. In the 17th issue on March 23, writer Mitsuru Kaga and artist Hirofumi Katō will debut another new manga series set in Kyoto. In the coming-of-age story, a boy is drawn into the world of sushi with a girl who happens to be a sushi chef. In the 16th issue, Major baseball manga creator Takuya Mitsuda will launch a boxing manga on March 16. The titles of the above three new manga series have not been announced yet. Arakawa ended her Fullmetal Alchemist manga in Square Enix's Monthly Shonen Gangan magazine (pictured at right) last June, although she did draw a side story in September. Similarly, Mitsuda ended his Major manga in Weekly Shonen Sunday last July. The previously revealed new Pokémon manga, Jun Kusude and Mitsuhisa Tamura's Pokémon RéBURST, will launch in the 15th issue on March 9. Kiyoko Arai (Magical Star Magical Emi, Beauty Pop) will start a series called Runway o Produce!! in the 14th issue on March 2. Source:ANN

Nope, but we'll run another poll once the main crux of the game is sorted. How long this will take to happen is the real question.