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Capcom Defends Resident Evil 5 Multiplayer DLC
The content is "beyond the initial scope" of the game, argues the publisher.
Capcom has already announced downloadable content for Resident Evil 5. The publisher will soon be releasing a downloadable multiplayer update for $4.99, a move Capcom defended to Computer & Video Games.
The upcoming update adds two "Versus" modes to Resident Evil 5: "Slayer" and "Survivor." No release date has been attached to the update yet.
"Although Versus mode makes use of the assets that exist in the game, the functionality is not currently in the game and is above and beyond the initial scope of Resident Evil 5," explained a company spokesperson to the website. "We have never included a Versus mode in Resident Evil before, and as well as the costs of development of the feature, there's also additional bandwidth costs associated with it."
Here's the real question: are you going to buy the content?
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Comments (77)
RE:5 MP SUCKS.Posted: Apr 13, 2011 12:00AM PST by xMrMillion44
Multiplayer is garbage on this game. Over the shoulder 3rd person view games are NOT meant for hand to hand or gun to gun combat with other people. The movements aren't fluent, and they're too cold cut. You can't move around well, so doing sharp turns is moronic. If you miss once, someone can just turn around you and shoot you before you can even move. It doesn't matter how good you are, you get destroyed anyways. People just hog all the rocket launchers, so even morosn have a chance in this game. But that doesn't matter, because the "Pros" are all overly agressive foreigners who use the cheapest tactics, because there's no real skill involved in this multiplayer at all. You lose weapons when you die. WHY? So once you start losing, it''s game over. By the time your respawn, you don't have your favorite weapon, and they can pick it up. That makes NO sense why they would do that. It unbalanced the game so once you start losing, you're done for. You won't have a change to come back into th elead with your crappy pistol with 15 shots, while the other team has your M500 and all the rocket launchers. This game is god awful for MP. The game itself for Mercenaries is the only thing I would say they should've used MP for. Because you're up against AI. They don't use cheap tactics, nor are they human, Why would you want to fight humans anyways? Aren't you just trying to all get along? Why should Sheva fire at Chris? Jill at Chris? Chris at Chris!? It's moronic, and a waste of my time. Don't buy it, it's a joke. What were you thinking Capcom? You obviously were not thinking at all. Idiots.
Release date?Posted: Mar 21, 2009 12:00AM PST by Sniprwolf
Has a release date been announced for the DLC yet? $5 is not that much for DLC even though the content should have been on the disc during launch. In any case, the game is great and I'll definitely cave in and buy it. As for the complaints about the controls, I got used to them after about 20 minutes so anyone who has doubts about the contols I suggest renting it and see for yourself.
Yeah....Not surprised at all...Posted: Mar 19, 2009 12:00AM PST by ghost_7
My Word also Gitfiddler85
Posted: 03/18/2009
An interesting add on here. I just got my RE5 strategy guide in the mail, and wouldn't u know it, THE VERSUS MODE IS IN IT! Obviously this mode of the game has been in the plans since the beginning if it is even in the strategy guide which has been available for pre-order for quite some time now.
...Thanx Gitfiddler85 for the insight and proof + of CAPCON's well planned master plan to milk another $5.00 from RE fans/Gamers on top of the final price of RE5.
My Word alsoPosted: Mar 18, 2009 12:00AM PST by Gitfiddler85
An interesting add on here. I just got my RE5 strategy guide in the mail, and wouldn't u know it, THE VERSUS MODE IS IN IT! Obviously this mode of the game has been in the plans since the beginning if it is even in the strategy guide which has been available for pre-order for quite some time now.
My WordPosted: Mar 17, 2009 12:00AM PST by Gitfiddler85
Out of all these comments i've read, i'm not sure who knows what they are talking about and who doesn't but this is what i know personally. I picked up RE5 at the midnight release wednesday night and by sunday i had gotten through the entire storyline on normal with basically never feeling very challenged. Granted there is still a lot of stuff to unlock and i have a new mode now(mercenaries) which is pretty fun. But ok there has been word about versus mode for quite some time now and the game has obviously been finished quite a while before now(i'm not 100% on this but i believe it was already released in other countries before the US so it had to of been done some time ago) and I know myself that i had seen articles on the versus mode before the game released here, so what is really a good excuse for capcom not including it in the game?? And a lot of ppl on here are using the comment "it's only 5 bux" well yeah, it's 5 bux ON TOP of the already high price for the game and ppl are trying to say that if your gonna pay full price for a game then you should get teh full game. Extras like costumes or other things that are just for the users enjoyment should cost money, but an entire mode of the game that has been made aware of this whole time? That should be included. What i want to point out is that after paying nearly 100 bux for the collecors edition, i feel the same dissapointment i did when i had such anticipation for Gears of War to come out and then being utterly pissed that i beat it in 2 days. And for the people saying "if you dont want to pay, don't buy it" is not very fair because they shouldn't have to pay extra to get a mode that easily could of been included. And by the way, it's CAPCOM not a bunch of idiots who are not well educated or whatever i've seen ppl try to say on here, they've been in the business for years and they know this is a ball tugger for the customers. I don't know about anyone else but i remember resident evil 4, although fairly easy on normal difficulty as well, had a humongous story line and by the time u got through the story line you had killed enough los illuminados and las plagas and been through enough plot twists that you knew you got ur moneys worth. With resident evil 5 and all the hype and anticipation that came with it, it's quite a huge crock that the storyline of the game is so weak. And also, why the hell are they gonna be such assholes about it with the smug attitude, i hope that guy got a serious PR seminar after making that comment to the companys fanbase. Bottom line is, games are in development for years, it's not like they have a month to get it done and maybe forgot some good ideas, rest assured this has been in the plans for a while. And also i definitely agree with some ppl on here that if Valve(who by the way is not NEARLY as successful or well known as capcom) can have so much extra playability without charing a penny, then capcom(come on, it's capcom, they've got the resident evil franchise, devil may cry, mega man, come on their fuckin loaded) can surely not charge their customers extra money for a mode which i could prolly guarantee ppl will be dissapointed in. But ultimately, yes it is every individuals choice to pay or not to pay, or in my opinion get fucked over or get fucked over, but this is all my opinion, and here's my own advice. If you don't like what i have to say, then "dont buy it"
@semitarPosted: Mar 15, 2009 12:00AM PST by abercrombieco2
easy , don't buy it. its that simple , you can bitch and bitch and bitch but it won't matter , if you really have a problem with this don't buy it, no one will ever force you to buy this. dlc is extra stuff , if you think you should get free stuff because why? your cheap admit it. if 5$ really is too much for you get a real job or stop wasting your money . this whole thing is sutpid , as for your " its being released right after the game comes out" , where does it say this? lots of ppl are making up stuff there is no release date for this dlc yet , how do u know when they were working on the game and when they were working on the dlc? lots of opinons being floated around yet very little facts being writen.
@ semitarPosted: Mar 15, 2009 12:00AM PST by Senninha
Dude, really?! "Hardrives were the worst things to happen to consoles." I understand you're point of view in regards to patches and all, but to say that HDDs are the worst thing to happen to consoles is just plain wrong man! If it weren't for HHDs you wouldn't be able to download additional content to games, such as extra levels and characters. And while I also agree with you in that developers shouldn't get lazy and release games before they are complete, I do like having to option of patching a game and not being stuck with a game that is broken and not being able to do anyting about it.
DLC just as the game is releasedPosted: Mar 15, 2009 12:00AM PST by semitar
60 bucks is not enough?? Hardrives were the worst things to happen to consoles. What's next, charging for patches because these developers are too lazy to test their products before they're released? I can see it now, 60 bucks for a single player FPS; then a week later they have multiplayer as DLC.
GAH this is stupid!Posted: Mar 15, 2009 12:00AM PST by Jak-daxter2004
I'll rent this this summer(from gamefly!!weee) but this DLC is just plain retarded!
Say what you will...Posted: Mar 15, 2009 12:00AM PST by jobe13
I have my opinion. I know not everyone on here agrees with me, and that's cool. You want to get shafted by Capcom, who am I to argue? But fuck you to anyone who would deny me my right to voice my own opinion. I have just as much right to call Capcom to task over something I disagree with as others do to tow the corporate line and swallow anything Capcom throws at them. Whether I'm ultimately right or wrong in my opinion doesn't matter. But that doesn't mean I can't voice it. That's what these message boards are for. As for aafatkid...when you move out of your mom's basement and live in the real world where mommy and daddy don't pay your way, then you can talk about how people can or cannot bitch about spending their money. Yes, $5 is not alot of money and there are many more cases of consumer gouging (hello, Ace Combat 6). But it starts here. And there are several companies who know how to treat their customers. Criterion has released a ton of free content over the past year for Burnout Paradise, but recently they have begun charging for content. I have NO problem whatsoever with this because they have supported the consumer with free content for so long they have earned my respect. Capcom has not. This is content that was purposely held back to gouge us. That is blatant disrespect of us as consumers. I can't wait for you to get old enough to understand this.
I don't get itPosted: Mar 15, 2009 12:00AM PST by Blastfurnace2k
People all over the net are crying foul about this dlc. I've seen FAR more abusive uses of dlc from companies besides Capcom. How much was the cape and jack-o-lantern for SCIV again...like $4-$5?
If you've beat RE5 already, you realize there's a pretty sick amount of content there to unlock as it is. People are acting like $5 for what sound to be like killer modes, is the fucking apocalypse. There also seems to be a ton of idiotic comparisons like "What's next, charging to continue?" or "I wonder what they'll charge for in the future, the ability to save?!"
You seriously don't see how ridiculous those comments are? Yes...dlc is pretty rampant now, but it's not going to change. I also see Capcom offering good dlc for a good price as opposed to some of the ridiculous costs/content I've seen other dev's offer. I'm unemployed and nearing my last dollar from my savings and I'm still not whining about this dlc.
I dunno, people have a right to bitch. I just find it odd when they bitch about the smallest things ever and ignore the larger issues...even on the same subject.
$5 for a 24 hr rental anyone? $5 for pallet swaps on vehicles? Aren't these far more worthy for bitchings than $5 for some cool sounding modes in a game overflowing with content already?
Ha ha ha ha ha...Posted: Mar 15, 2009 12:00AM PST by ghost_7
"We have never included a Versus mode in Resident Evil before, and as well as the costs of development of the feature, there's also additional bandwidth costs associated with it."-As it was SPINNED explained by a company spokesperson.
Oh Boy Oooh Boy! Can't wait for what's coming next...$1.00 to unlock your Bionic Arm for Bionic Commando MP or Chargin' you another $1.00 to unlock Your Hadoken for Super Duper Hyper Xtreem Street Fighterz 7: The last Fight...for Realz.
Bandwidth cost? BANDWDITH COSTS? What? Capcom is now using DEDICATED servers for this tacked on MP mode? Ninja please! Don't insult my ninja skillz! I hope PENNY ARCADE makes fun and laugh capcom into shame.
Btw...GTA 4 and MGS 4 Did ship with MP with no need to cough up an xtra $5 on top of the final price. Let's not kid ourselves...Capcom is Doing it 'cause it sees Companies like Namco/Bandai pulling the same stunt and gettin' away with it.
On different note...I picked up my RE5 from Gamestop yesterday and SO far... so far i believe that RE 4 on the Gamecube was/is far better a RE product. But that's just me.
Agree....Posted: Mar 15, 2009 12:00AM PST by Damiannnn4
I agree with the guy below me quit bitching about paying for DLC and get a job. The DLC is going to be worth it.
Where do people get the idea...Posted: Mar 15, 2009 12:00AM PST by EmperorMace
That they are entitled to have extra content added to their game for free?
This is an entirely new mode, the likes of which has never been seen in a Resident Evil game before. We have no idea how much time and effort may have gone into making this and yet as soon as it is announced everyone is saying "BS! This should have been part of the game to begin with."
Why should it have been part of the game originally? It was never announced prior to release, it is not just a minor update to the game, it is an entirely new mode. Plus, it only costs $5! That is not exactly a huge amount of money and if you want to bitch and whine about having to pay for extra content then there are better examples to complain about, like costume packs!
Bandwith costs?Posted: Mar 15, 2009 12:00AM PST by Misterpants
Hows that?
@SNESimon!Posted: Mar 15, 2009 12:00AM PST by abercrombieco2
fair enough, and you do make a good point. But they haven't released a date for it yet though , not to mention they could have been working on this dlc for a while , either while they were making the game or im sure the game has been finished for a while , and they just work out the final bugs threw final testing. i can see if they over charged such as charging 15$ for somthing like this , but they are charging 5$ to probally break even with all the costs to run the game online like this.
No thank you, CapcomPosted: Mar 14, 2009 12:00AM PST by jobe13
I'm enjoying RE5. However, I will not pay for content that should be included in the game. I am highly offended by Capcom's consumer gouging antics. It's obvious Versus was held out of the game so Capcom could squeeze more money from us, the loyal customers. Well fuck you Capcom. You will not get any more of my money.
Giving the customer less bang for their buck...Posted: Mar 14, 2009 12:00AM PST by Mr. Bunchypants
In the era of DLC, there's less and less reason to pay full price for brand new games. Why pay $60 for a game with missing features when I can wait a few months until the game comes down to $40 and then get the game and the DLC for less than publishers charge for the game during the first few months of release? Sure, if I were impatient I'd have to get RE 5 now, but with this announcement, I don't want to pay $60 for this game. Or any other game for that matter! Why should I pay $60 for games that offer little more than last generation titles? Are graphics alone really worth $10 extra per title? I don't think so. I'll just keep playing NG II and the 3 other games I got this month (at reduced prices) and wait until RE 5 comes down to the price I want to pay.
for those who are anti dlcPosted: Mar 14, 2009 12:00AM PST by abercrombieco2
your cheap , admit it, im not going to defend every piece of dlc out there , yes there are some rip offs, just like how there are games that aren't that great being charged 60$ for. But this is just 5$ , really if 5$ is too much than i'd like to see how most of you ussally spend your money and what you waste your money on every week. im sure you can find 5$ that you waste away on junk food, and other stuff that you don't need but waste your money on anyways. its not like they are putting a gun to your head and making you buy this, if you don't like it , easy don't buy it. how do you know it won't eventually be free say 6 months down the line ? somtimes dlc they charge you for it to play it right away and say 6-8 months later on will give it to ppl for free. video games has allways been an expensive hobby , ppl want the dlc , yet they don't want to pay for it.
For the people defaming the gameplay...Posted: Mar 14, 2009 12:00AM PST by MrIndieDay
I have to say, you all sound rather vague in your dissent. Has anyone here bitching about it actually played RE5 as opposed to just the demo? It's actually pretty fun.
As far as this DLC goes, you have to question, regardless of the developer's statements, if the DLC was a money-grubbing move. The reason in this case is because of how immediate the release of the DLC was. To say the Versus mode was "beyond the initial scope of RE5" and then announce and release said mode shortly thereafter is contradictory. It's obvious by the timing of the Versus mode's release that it was in production within RE5's development time frame, so why not just release with the title?
It all depends ...Posted: Mar 14, 2009 12:00AM PST by Senninha
It depends on whether or not I enjoy the game. I bought my copy of RE5 for the PS3 yesterday and have been enjoying it since, but I've barely scratched the story as this should probably be a 12-15 hour game. I do, however, like how they've added difficulty levels and how the game saves automatically instead of having to go to the annoying save points or having to buy upgrades and new items from the merchant. And while I do agree that he was a cool character, I wish they would involve him more in the story. If by the time I finish playing the single story game I still feel like playing more RE, then I would definitely purchase the bonus content. Otherwise, I will be staying away the same way I did after beating RE4.
Kingsof420Posted: Mar 14, 2009 12:00AM PST by WAFFLE-MAN
you hit the mark with your comment. There also doing it with extra characters like Soul Calibur that used to be free to unlock but now you got to pay and let's not forget the jets in ace combat that didn't do anything but look different and cost $2 each.
the funny thing is, its doomed from the offsetPosted: Mar 14, 2009 12:00AM PST by Trup1aya4rea1
Not only is the gameplay probably horrible, but having an excluse multiplayer mode, goes against the idea of what an online community is.
If you want to have a successful online game, you need to have people online to play it. Since so many people are pissed at the idea of paying 5 bucks for something thats on the disc, only a handful will get it. That handfull will have very few opponets to choose from, which will mean matching will probably take forever and there will probably be a lot of lag. 1 month after this releases, those who bought it will be wishing they had gotten a big mac meal instead...
F*** this Gar-Bi+c#Posted: Mar 14, 2009 12:00AM PST by BoomerKid
It should be included. This is a blatant way to rape gamers. In this crappy economy they want to milk every cent they can.
I can understand they are a company to make $ not make friends of gamers. But when most games that are released these days they include a multiplayer experience along with single player.
This is lame and every gamer knows that.
I will not buy this game nor DLC. Its just a rental now.
Capcom is the master at this garbagePosted: Mar 14, 2009 12:00AM PST by FishSquared
*points to Mega Man 9*
DLC that is literally on the disc alraedy, we have to pay for. It's disgusting. Capcom has made a lot of good games lately, but this is ..... lame.
No better and no worse than Metal Gear OnlinePosted: Mar 14, 2009 12:00AM PST by SaviorMachine
A slight, miniature online mode for $5, instead of a fuller-featured one for, like, $20. I think I'll make do with (the built-in, no-added-cost) Mercs Online mode. RE's tank-on-legs controls are mostly adequate against zombies but they would be awful against other humans, anyway.
Don't let them do thisPosted: Mar 14, 2009 12:00AM PST by coolbreeze70056
What if Resistance 2 charged an extra $7 for a $67 dollar game (w/ tax) to unlock the touted co-op mode? What if Epic charged $15 extra to unlock Horde on Gears of War 2? What if Microsoft charged $15 extra bucks for Forge in Halo 3? Our great games don't seem like such a great value, huh? Now imagine if they wanted to charge this price on release day? This means they could have put it on the disc and had it unlockable upon completion, but chose to make a $67 dollar game at least $72 (who knows how many times they'll do this with RE5). If any of you buy into this scam, a year from now you'll be paying $95 bucks for games when 4 years ago games were only $49.99 on day one. Wake up.
@NAZAR3NEPosted: Mar 14, 2009 12:00AM PST by farscape_21
I have to agree with what you're saying. I just got the game today and, while I still enjoy it as a fun game, it is definitely NOT a horror game. It is an action game, plain and simple. The classic RE controls simply don't work with this new direction. You walk into a battle and there's all this craziness going on, but you're forced to react like you're still shooting the slow shambling zombies of old. As a game, it's fine. As an RE title, it's fallen far astray.
Oh, and developers need to slow down with this DLC trend. I don't mind paying for small, inconsequential things if I feel inclined (costumes, an extra weapon, soundtrack) but messing around with core gameplay modes is a dangerous way to think. Besides, Multiplayer for RE is a stupid idea anyways, they should have tried this DLC multiplayer on a different IP. at least.
I remember when...Posted: Mar 13, 2009 12:00AM PST by Kamonesis
...I'd buy my games and they'd be complete. Whether you want this DLC or not, or whether you think this [or any other DLC] will be any good, the fact is that unless people take a stand and all stop buying the DLC [and the main games in question] to send a message too the game companies, we're setting ourselves up to be nickled and dimed worse and worse. I shudder to think about what will happen next console generation if people continue to accept this model. And while now some of you think it's not so bad, what will it be like when so many of you have wholly accepted this method that DLC is incorparated just to get your full game? $60-$70 for the "main game" from retail with a $15 DLC for the final boss or last level just so you can even finish? I believe in "give them an inch and they'll take a mile." In my mind that's exactly what the companies are doing. The video game industry isn't what it used to be.
@xcausticxPosted: Mar 13, 2009 12:00AM PST by NAZAR3NE
Your out of your mind, RE4 is 3x the content of RE5. I was totally down with this dlc when I thought that RE5 was longer than 20 hours. I'm going to argue that mabe RE5 should only cost 40 bucks because when RE4 came out way back in 2004 it offered more than 30 hours of content for 50 bucks.
Sigh, I was excited about spending 90 bucks on the sequel to RE4 up until yesterday when I found out how short it is. I was already upset with how nerfed the games structure felt when playing the demo. All of my worst fears have been confirmed and RE5 is RE4 lite. Its been compleatly striped down and turned in to more of a corridor shooter instead of being fleshed out in to a top tier next gen Horror Epic.
Capcom threw out all of the things that made RE4 awesome like the attache case and save station. They have gutted the sense of exploration and discovery by putting the arms dealer conveiniently inbetween chapters instead of locations in the world where you would feel some sort of a feeling that you have discovered a new merchent location. It breaks my heart that so many people are sooo 'fine' with how friendly the games structure has become.
If Capcom wanted to go with this style for RE5 than they should have went balls out. If they had than I would be behind them. For instance, I was defending the controls when I thought that even without the horror element they were still doing a real sequel to RE4 but now I whole heartedly think that they should have used Gears controls. I also think that this dlc should have shipped on the disk with the 12 hour story and that the game should have been a gears competitor set in the RE universe. I think that would have been awesome.
Quite frankly as someone who wanted a real (single player) sequel (as in a horror game) to RE4 I think that CO-OP has killed RE5 and prevented it from living up to the hype (which happens to be RE4).
Also, a RE game has never been 60 dollarsPosted: Mar 13, 2009 12:00AM PST by TenaciousCK
Aren't we paying that extra 10 dollars this generation to cover new "features" such as this? I understand that there's four times as much art to produce because of the bump to HD, but you can't rob ( I say robbed because thats obviously how people feel) the player of content that is (A) already on the disc and (B) just a common feature in all competative products today. Obviously, that doesn't stop companies from performing practices such as what Capcom is doing, and they have every right to practice business in whatever manner they choose, it's just that the feeling of being "short changed" leaves a bad taste in your customer's mouth. I'm really curious to see what the back of the box says for RE 5. If it advertises some form of online multiplayer besides campaign co-op, would that be some form of false advertising, or would not?
I see...Posted: Mar 13, 2009 12:00AM PST by EvilDoer5850
So basically they're saying they're charging extra just because it was never in an RE game before...yep makes perfect sense...heh
currently not in the game?Posted: Mar 13, 2009 12:00AM PST by vu12345678
Because it needs to be unlocked by putting out 5 bucks? THe control sucks as it is and having multiplayer versus modes will totally exploit it for what it is, crappy action game controls.
You pro DLC guys are tardsPosted: Mar 13, 2009 12:00AM PST by americanritual
Everytime I read "it's only 5 dollars" I throw up in my mouth a little. The game just came out. At least wait a couple of months before informing everyone that a key element has been added for multiplayer fans for an additional 5 bucks.
That's when it becomes a bargain, once you've had time to play and beat a game casually and then find out some nice DLC is coming to refresh the game. That is the idea of DLC. Keeping people from selling the game after they are finished by adding new pieces to the puzzle.
What they are doing now is trying to ass rape you immediately after you dropped $60+ bucks. You are getting raped by these companies and the more you pony out "just 5 bucks" for shit that should have been there in the 1st place, the worse it gets.
(Vomits in mouth again)
Shut up already!Posted: Mar 13, 2009 12:00AM PST by xcausticx
Namco charged $4.99 for a dlc pack to add ONE CHARACTER to Soul Calibur IV. Capcom is charging the same to add 2 new game modes. The main game, with all of its unlockables and replayability, is totally worth $60....and I'm sure the Vs. stuff will be worth more than 5 bucks. How about this...if you don't like it, don't buy it. That's a lot better than bitching about a company trying to add more gameplay to a game.
@ Lost in HyrulePosted: Mar 13, 2009 12:00AM PST by brewin
What are you talking about? Co-Op is included in the retail copy of RE5. What everyone is whining about is that the Versus modes, which have never been incroporated into an RE title, are going to cost and extra $5. Dont get it twisted! You get co-op play right outta the box!
Plus, I would rather have them add this through DLC than delaying the game a couple extra months to implement a mode I may or may not want. People always gotta have something to bitch about and apparently don't like having choices.
I won't even buy the game.Posted: Mar 13, 2009 12:00AM PST by arekushisu
The Orange Box is 20$ right about now.
its funny ppl call them greedyPosted: Mar 13, 2009 12:00AM PST by abercrombieco2
when they are the ones that are just cheap and dont' realize how things cost money to put in a game like this. not to mention its only 5$, which is what like an hours worth of work for most of you? and no one will force you to buy this, its extra stuff that if you like the game enough im sure you'll dish out 5$ for some extra stuff. im all for paying extra for stuff that will extend game play and give more replay vaule to a game. however im against over charging for "skins" or outfits , i doubt i would pay extra for that unless i really really liked the game and it added somthing to the game , like littlebig planet and the skins that come with that , those are fun and make the game fun.
Don't buy it if you don't want to geez.Posted: Mar 13, 2009 12:00AM PST by JunkieMonkey
Yes Capcom should have put Vs in the game but it's not a big deal. Every publisher is doing DLC for their games. Most DLC are even crappier than this. You know you're going to buy it anyways. This game is fun to play and it's beautiful. Definitely worth my purchase and although I am not going to purchase the DLC just yet because I'm enjoying the game but I will pick it up later.
Got it....Posted: Mar 13, 2009 12:00AM PST by Damiannnn4
I got the game today and it is amazing! The DLC sounds awesome can't wait to see more about it.
blah, blah, blah...Posted: Mar 13, 2009 12:00AM PST by Lost_In_Hyrule
...After playing that awful demo, yeah, the one where I felt like a dump truck trapped in a port a potty until I figured out how to get out of that damned shack/fenced in area, I was planning on Gamefly for this game. Sad thing is I have turned many people on to RE4 which for the time I consider one of the better games of the generation. I think complaints about "being fenced in" are kinda off the mark because you are missing the point...and yes, I know I just contradicted myself but we are talking about an entire console generations worth of a difference. This game did not evolve...it grew a 110 lb. tumor with boobs. Now you are telling me that not even a week after a retail release I have to DL content that was touted as being what would bring this franchise into the next gen. If co-op was the focus, why am I paying extra for it? Boo Capcom, for shame. Look @ the multitude of BETTER co-op games released with more content. GOW1 & 2, HOLO and countless others offered TONS of modes @ retail prices. So now take my criticism now just how I praised the winning streak you were on last week....now excuse me while I go practice my M. Bison skills for another 10 hrs....
wow, other than resident evil outbreakPosted: Mar 13, 2009 12:00AM PST by GeorgieBoysAXE
& even then, there was no versus, this is a first for the RE series & it's 5 dollars, companies have to make up for the loss revenue that awaits them, going into this & year & present day, especially if we want the used game market to thrive while keep our publishers & developers in good financial standing, plus I do agree, RE never had nor was ever planned to have a versus multiplayer mode, this another way to get more fun outof the game, so if I saw myself putting down five dollars, I see being completely legitamate, the Trolls just keep growning on the comment boards....Damn.
HAH! NO!Posted: Mar 13, 2009 12:00AM PST by CaseyD503
Multiplayer for a resdent evil game sounds like garbage. even if it's only at the cost of lunch for one day, i agree with everyone else who believes multi should be part of the release package. Capcom, eat shit with your 5 dollar SF4 outfits, and now your (speculatively) lame ass multiplayer.
HahaPosted: Mar 13, 2009 12:00AM PST by Uhh_Negative
These hateful comments are so funny to read. Who really cares about RE5 multiplayer anyway? Do you expect it to be good or something? When has RE ever been about multiplayer? Exactly. Put your big girl panties on. I don't see why it's a big deal.
Well then....Posted: Mar 13, 2009 12:00AM PST by brewin
...god forbid a company make up the money they lose from used sales. This DLC practice is the norm now, so we all might as well get used to it. The game is awesome, so to avoid buying it simply because they are adding stuff after the games release is ridiculous! Dont buy the Vs. pack, simple as that. Sure, you can argue that it is unfair to consumers to charge for stuff that could have been included in the package, but I understand why Capcom and others are resorting to this DLC tactic. Blame Gamestop, not the companies.
It is all about the money, and used sales have an impact on company profits so this is how publishers fight back. I ain't mad at them. RE5 is fucking great. I had to stop playing for a bit cuz my eyes are burning, but seriously, this game is the ultimate fan service! Some people have been bitching about the controls, but I'm using the scheme that feels just like RE4 and I have been having a blast! I can already tell that I will be playing through this game multiple times! The game is fucking GORGEOUS! You are shaming yourself if you pass this up cuz of some bullshit DLC politics. Who needs RE Vs. anyway?
Capcom following the wrong crowdPosted: Mar 13, 2009 12:00AM PST by DOAisMuyo365
Capcom has been hanging with EA too much. This is Ace Combat all over again.
So just becausePosted: Mar 13, 2009 12:00AM PST by WAFFLE-MAN
They never had mutiplayer means they can charge for it? why are they so special? Becaue they never had it before dosn't mean they should charge for it.
And no I wont be getting it.
This is bullshitPosted: Mar 13, 2009 12:00AM PST by jester731
based on the demo, my choice to skip this title was for the best i can't believe, they have the balls to charge extra for multiplayer fuck you capcom I hope you go bankrupt.I guess as punishment I will skip dead rising2 wich if they didnot charge for the multiplayer for resident evil I would have done. capcom lost a sale from me for streetfighter iv when they decided to charge for costumes,I hope you greedy bastards from capcom take the time to read these comments and realize the errors of your ways, I will never buy capcom products ever again...here is a little free advice capcom. don't bite the hand that feeds you,also if you make enough money on re5 for a sequel make it a scary game like re used to be
Nope.Posted: Mar 13, 2009 12:00AM PST by jellishot
Whenever I DO get around to buying Resident Evil 5, I definitely WON'T be buying the vs. mode. I've bought plenty of this kind of thing in the past (Tekken 5 DR, Street Fighter IV costumes, LBP DLC, etc.) but this somehow seems excessive. GTA and Metal Gear were once single-player only games that eventually offered multiplayer modes without having to pay for DLC (hell, MGO was originally announced as a separate game!), so Capcom's argument doesn't carry much weight. Rockstar and Konami offered paid dlc later in the form of expansion packs, but I don't feel like they are trying to rip me off. Capcom on the other hand, is putting prices on things that are often standard (free) in other games, and I think that's where the problem lies.
Glad I avoid buying RE5Posted: Mar 13, 2009 12:00AM PST by projectrunaway
All games come with multiplayer mode/versus mode for free when you pay $60 for the game now imagine that none of these games came with it you had to pay $5 if you wanted this feature. Its a shitty move by Capcom to charge $5 but what can we as gamers do about it? We can choose to not buy it but I am sure most people will throw down $5 for it and make Capcom millions of dollars. The costumes for SF4 don't bother me cause I don't own it but they should of been included on the disc as unlockables and just charge for characters and stages.
I actually think this is completely legitimatePosted: Mar 13, 2009 12:00AM PST by Spitfire44
Come on guys, this is not a big fucking deal. Nobody is buying RE5 for multiplayer and it wasn't even in the cards before. It's a bonus for people that want it, and $5 is a more than reasonable price. Will I end up getting it? Probably not, since I don't play RE5 for its multiplayer aspects. But I definately feel like I should defend Capcom here.
Although I think the real question is, is this add-on mode a good business decision for Capcom? I think not. Not that many people will buy it, and even less will because people buy it BECAUSE they know not everyone will have it. But still, they definietly are justified in charging such a meager price for this, so shut the fuck up and don't buy it if you don't want to, it's really that simple.
I remember...Posted: Mar 13, 2009 12:00AM PST by Scoob79
...back in the day when console fans used to bash PC games for needing to be patched and so on before you finally get a finished product. Release now, patch later. This was back in the 32/64 bit days. Now we're seeing console games getting patched on often, and minor content is being charged for.
Content like the DLC from GTAIV is where it should be at. At least that rivals what expansion packs were for PC games.
What I'm wondering...Posted: Mar 13, 2009 12:00AM PST by stretchngrowl
Is are they really going to apply Resident Evil 5's control scheme to a deathmatch style game type (Survivor is just the Mercenaries mini-game with 4 people and Slayer will actually be a deathmatch style game mode)? If they completely change the controls for this deathmatch style, I'd agree with the $5 charge...begrudgingly agree. This has to be why they didn't include online multiplayer for Mercenaries. If that's the case, I must say Capcom is filled with some shifty fuckers. I have to agree a lot with EKGTrooper: I already paid my $60 to play this game, why the hell am I playing more for a mode that they knew would have to be tagged on later because they wouldn't have met deadline. "Functionality issues" is a bullshit excuse for DLC. I'm hard pressed to believe that this DLC wasn't planned well before today's release of Resident Evil 5 and the fact that they waited until now to drop that their multiplayer options were going to be at a $5 charge means they knew that people would be pissed.
Fuck Capcom. Those dirty pricks haven't fixed Dead Rising and they haven't even tried to re-release Marvel vs. Capcom 2. All they've done is dangle the carrot of possibility infront of our faces and expect us to continue to eat their shit and love it. I thought EA was scum, but this kind of bullshit really makes me lose a lot of faith in what they're doing.
Should have seen the signs when Street Fighter IV costumes had a price attached to them. And those were just COSTUMES!!!
I have to agree...Posted: Mar 13, 2009 12:00AM PST by Thanos_of_MW
...with americanritual. Based on the demo, this game is going to be the 1st RE game I'll skip. If they wanted to turn it into a FPS they should have given the game the appropriate controls, like in Gears or COD. Anything else is a step backwards. And DL multiplayer? LOL
I'll wait for this one to hit the bargain bin.
i'll board the fuck capcom trainPosted: Mar 13, 2009 12:00AM PST by I8xHORUSx8I
I was pissed when i found out that i would have to pay for alternate costumes in street fighter IVAnd even more so when i heard that we would have to pay for a versus mode that you know is already on the disk but needs a fuckin code to unlock it.. i am going to rent this game because from what i have been reading, its not worth $75 .i am really getting sick of the 'hd' generation. i dont want a port of a last gen game with better psyhics and nicer graphics, i want true inovation, like RE 4.
Fuck....ThatPosted: Mar 13, 2009 12:00AM PST by EKGTrooper
Hell fucking No am I going to buy their cheap ass multiplayer. I bought Resident Evil 5, sure, but are they Fucking seriously expecting people to pay extra money for a multiplayer mode that should have been included with the game in the first place?!?!?! The Orange Box comes with 5 games, for $60. The New Riddick game comes with 2 full games, and multiplayer, for $60. EVERY FUCKING game that is released for the 360 and PS3 that contains Multiplayer and Single Player.....is $60. Who the FUCK do they think they are trying to tell me I have to pay extra for something that should have been included in the first place????!!!!! This is an Experiment for them, just you watch. The Second people start buying it, it will tell all the other developers that people will pay extra for multiplayer. Suddenly Every game will ship without multiplayer, and if you want it your gonna have to pay extra and download it. F.U.C.K T.H.A.T!!!!!
JunkPosted: Mar 13, 2009 12:00AM PST by americanritual
That is sad. Didn't the game come out, like, today??
This beautiful game is just junk to me anyway based on the demo. Do you have any idea how great this game would be if they used the same controls as Gears of War (or Metal Gear for that matter). I'm getting either too old or just too used to good game controls to take a giant step backwards. Such a shame.
Should've been a title update.Posted: Mar 13, 2009 12:00AM PST by tbd81
Call me crazy, but I don't forsee the gaming community clamoring for RE multiplayer, especially for an extra fee. This really should've been either a title update, or let it get held back and refined for inclusion in a future RE6.
The thing is...Posted: Mar 13, 2009 12:00AM PST by ExplicitBrain
If not enough people buy it, then there won't be enough people for those who did buy it to play with, and then they will have wasted their money. I'm surprised Capcom is making such an ignorant move. This seems like something Namco would do istead.
I agree with Kingsof420...Posted: Mar 13, 2009 12:00AM PST by RUD12C4ABJ?
Ummm NO!...the game is a rental at best for me...maybe.


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Republicans fumed this week over what they saw as CNBC moderators' biased and disrespectful treatment of the GOP presidential field at the candidates' third debate Wednesday night. During the debate, Ted Cruz, Chris Christie, and other candidates blasted the moderators for their hostile questions, earning cheers from the mostly Republican audience.
On Friday, the Republican Party played its trump card: It threatened to cancel a Republican primary debate, hosted by NBC-owned Telemundo, that's currently scheduled for February and let another media organization host the event instead. In a scathing letter, Republican National Committee Chair Reince Priebus accused the moderators of engaging "in a series of 'gotcha' questions, petty and mean-spirited in tone, and designed to embarrass our candidates."
Not everyone agrees with these charges. Vox's Ezra Klein, for example, argues that the moderators were just doing their jobs: "The problem for Republicans is that substantive questions about their policy proposals end up sounding like hostile attacks — but that's because the policy proposals are ridiculous, not because the questions are actually unfair."
But Republicans see things differently. In their view, the questions weren't just tough but downright hostile. And they're using their control over the Republican debate schedule to pressure NBC — and other mainstream media outlets hosting debates — to treat their candidates with more respect.
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It's the moderators' job to ask tough but fair questions that will help to illuminate differences between the candidates and help voters decide which candidate to support. Conservative critics argue that in Wednesday night's debate the moderators nailed the "tough" part, but they forgot about the fair part:
- Moderator John Harwood listed some of Donald Trump's less plausible campaign positions — such as a plan to build a wall along the southern border and make Mexico pay for it — and then asked, "Let's be honest. Is this a comic book version of a presidential campaign?"
- CNBC's Carl Quintanilla mentioned that Marco Rubio had sponsored an immigration bill that "conservatives in your party hate and even you don't support anymore," and added, "Now you're skipping more votes than any senator to run for president. Why not slow down, get a few more things done first, and at least finish what you start?"
- Addressing Jeb Bush, Harwood asserted, "The fact that you're at the fifth lectern tonight shows how far your stock has fallen." He continued: "Ben Bernanke said he no longer considers himself a Republican because the Republican Party has given into know-nothingism. Is that why you're having a difficult time in this race?"
These questions don't seem calculated to elicit thoughtful responses from the candidates so much as to telegraph the moderators' disdain for the candidates or — in the case of the last question — the Republican party as a whole.
"The media works from the unspoken assumption that Democrats are normal while Republicans aren't," National Review columnist Jonah Goldberg wrote after the debate. "Many mainstream media journalists think asking tough, even unfair, questions of Republicans is their job. They're congratulated for it by the media critics and by Democratic activists who are often friends or even spouses of the reporters."
While most of the complaints about the debate came from the political right, even some non-conservatives were put off by the moderators' behavior. "CNBC showed us how to conduct a debate unburdened by a shred of respect," late-night host Stephen Colbert said.
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The candidates onstage didn't appreciate the steady drumbeat of negativity from the moderators' table, and a lot of Republican voters shared the sentiment. After all, most Republicans — who are, after all, the people the moderators are supposed to be serving — expect to vote for one of the candidates on stage. In recent weeks at least a quarter of voters have told pollsters they plan to vote for Donald Trump, suggesting that they don't regard his campaign as cartoonish. The way the questions were framed seemed to confirm conservative suspicions that the moderators were hostile not only to particular candidates but to the conservative movement in general.
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"You have people that have a track record and you use filtered glasses to watch what they're doing in spring training," said Brewers manager Ken Macha. "Then you've got guys that are maybe excelling in spring training that have zero track record.
"To have 20 at-bats and make a decision, compared to somebody that has five or six years in the major leagues and has a track record, that's going to create an interesting study."
The "track record" players include outfielders Trot Nixon and Chris Duffy, and infielder Mike Lamb, who have varying degrees of big-league experience. The "zero track record" candidates include outfielder/first baseman Brad Nelson and infielder Casey McGehee.
Nelson (.360, one homer, six RBI, .485 OBP) and McGehee (.400, three homers, seven RBI, .423) are doing everything possible to prove they should be kept. Duffy (.325, one homer, eight RBI) has all but locked up the fourth outfielder job.
Lamb (.200, three RBI) has not been as impressive and Nixon (.125, one homer, three RBI) has not proven he has much gas left in his tank.
"We've talked about McGehee, Nelson and Duffy," said Macha. "They've done exceptionally well. Duffy's got a little bit of a track record, so I don't know which side of the fence you put him on."
If the roster includes 13 position players, that provides for four bench jobs other than backup catcher Mike Rivera. At this stage, if you went solely on performance, those spots would go to Duffy, Nelson, McGehee and Craig Counsell, who has the club made.
But, as Macha noted, decisions are based on more than spring production.
"You've got to look at, it's the bottom of the eighth and you've got a guy on third, and I need this run bad," said Macha. "Do I send somebody up there who knows what that pitcher has and what they're going to do to him? Or do I send somebody up there that is unaccustomed to that situation, and has relatively few at-bats in the major leagues?
"You have to be able to project what guys are going to do. You have to evaluate the veteran guys here and say, 'Does this guy have anything left?' The worse thing you can is make a mistake, one way or the other."
Happy to be back: This spring training was supposed to be Mat Gamel's chance to show Brewers coaches he could very soon be playing third base every day in the big leagues, especially when Bill Hall showed up to camp with a partially torn calf.
But Gamel showed up with a right shoulder impingement that limited him to hitting duties. But he is pain free and was cleared to play the field and throw Saturday. He made the most of that first game by starting a double play at third and hitting a seed off the right-field wall.
Gamel went 1 for 1 with a walk and run scored Sunday and started the game-ending double play.
Gamel's progress was steady and his throwing program was never rushed. And even when he felt good and the shoulder felt strong, trainers still held him out of games for precautionary reasons so there would be no setbacks.
"We didn't want to have to get all the way back to square one," Gamel said. "It has been frustrating because I've been out here and I felt I was capable of going earlier than this, but they are looking out for my best interest and it's still early.
"It's not always going to go the way you want it to. You can't sit here and cry about it, so you just have to go out and make the most of what you have now."
Green, Dillard optioned: The Brewers announced their second round of player moves Sunday, optioning right-handers Nick Green and Tim Dillard to Class AAA Nashville, although the transactions won't be official until Monday.
The team also optioned right-handers Omar Aguilar to Class AA Huntsville, Mark Rogers to Class A Brevard County and Cody Scarpetta to Class A Wisconsin.
Green had a "tremendous" start to the spring, as Macha put it, but he's sputtered recently. In seven innings he's allowed eight hits, six runs and three homers while walking six and striking out four. He was sent out of camp to get more innings, work on his two-seam fastball and stretch out as a starter.
The same is true for Dillard, who made 13 appearances with the Brewers last season. The team was running out of innings as its rotation gets deeper into games and relievers battle for bullpen spots, so Dillard was sent out. Macha said he could be called up this season as a starter or reliever.
"He's got a power arm and has good sink and is healthy," Macha said. "The organization feels if he can develop his slider and changeup, we'll really have something with him. This development process will be better enhanced by having him start."
Brewers a finalist: The SportsBusiness Journal and SportsBusiness Daily named the Brewers one of five finalists for their "Professional Sports Team of the Year" honor.
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1730 South Colorado Boulevard
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With more than $50 billion in annual revenue, 180,000 employees, and operations in the United States, Canada, Europe, China and Mexico, Best Buy is the #1 multinational retailer of technology and entertainment products and services. The Best Buy family of brands and partnerships collectively includes brands Best Buy, Audiovisions, Best Buy Mobile, The Carphone Warehouse, Five Star, Future Shop, Geek Squad, Magnolia Audio Video, Napster, Pacific Sales, and The Phone House. Best Buy holds investment grade credit ratings with a stable outlook from the rating agencies: S&P: BBB-, Moody' s: Baa2, Fitch: BBB+.
Best Buy is located in the top retail trade area of Southeastern Denver. The site bounds the intersection of Interstate 25 (190,000 AADT) and Colorado Boulevard, one of Denver's busiest north/south thoroughfares with over 60,000 cars per day. The neighborhood consists of a mixture of apartment buildings and town homes, single family houses, strip-malls, and mid and high-rise multi-family apartments and office buildings. The neighborhood is known as Virginia Village (1 of 79 neighborhoods located in the county). This is irreplaceable, infill real estate in a fully developed market with an investment grade rated corporate guaranty.
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Since 1975, the Ontario government, in partnership with Ontario's publicly assisted universities, has encouraged excellence in graduate studies at the master's and doctoral levels through the awarding of Ontario Graduate Scholarships (OGS). OGS awards are merit-based scholarships available to students in all disciplines of graduate study. The Queen Elizabeth II Graduate Scholarships in Science and Technology (QEII-GSST) program is in addition to and harmonized with the OGS program. QEII-GSST awards are merit-based scholarships available to domestic students in graduate study undertaking research in science and technology fields. The OGS and QEII-GSST programs are jointly funded by the Province of Ontario and Ontario universities. The Province of Ontario contributes two-thirds of the value of every award and the university provides one-third through private donations to Western.
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The killing of an unarmed black teenager by a police officer and the unrest it's causing in Ferguson, Missouri, is impacting the Louisville community.Video Transcript
UNARMED BLACK TEENAGER BY A POLICE OFFICER AND THE UNREST IT'S CAUSING IN FERGUSON, MISSOURI IS IMPACTING OUR LOCAL COMMUNITY. SEVERAL LOUISVILLE LEADERS RECENLTY TOOK A TRIP TO THE CITY TO STAND IN SOLIDARITY WITH PROTESTERS. W-L-K-Y'S ANNA-LYSA GAYLE TAKES A LOOK AT HOW THEY ARE HELPING FROM AFAR. FERGUSON, MISSOURI IS MORE THAN FOUR HOURS AWAY FROM LOUISVILLE BUT SOME PEOPLE IN OUR COMMUNITY ARE TOUCHED BY THE IMAGES THEY'VE SEEN OUT OF THE ST. LOUIS SUBURB. SOME FELT COMPELLED TO SEE AND FEEL THEM FOR THEMSELVES. "Hands up don't shoot. Hands up don't shoot" MORE THAN 200-HUNDRED MILES AWAY THOSE ARE THE CRIES BEING HEARD BY THE WORLD, INCLUDING THOSE HERE IN LOUISVILLE. "Some of us are moms of teenagers who are black males and that encouraged us and inspired us to go to Ferguson." THESE VIDEOS SHOT OVER THE WEEKEND BY COUNCILWOMAN ATTICA SCOTT SHOWS WHAT FERGUSON, MISSOURI WAS LIKE FROM HER PERSPECTIVE. "When we were there on the ground there is a shift, people are tired." NICOLE AGHAALIANDASTJERDI ACCOMPANIED SCOTT. CLOSE TO A DOZEN OTHER PEOPLE FROM LOUISVILLE WERE ALSO THERE. BEFORE LEAVING FOR FERGUSON, Aghaaliandastjerdi ORGANIZED A MOMENT OF SILENCE THAT ATTRACTED HUNDREDS IN OUR AREA. "I think our main message was solidarity and letting Ferguson know that they have support, we're just down the street." "Louisville is one gunshot away from being Ferguson." "Ferguson protesters: What do we want? Justice. When do we want it. Now." KATHLEEN PARKS, PRESIDENT OF THE NATIONAL ACTION NETWORK SAYS THE CONVERSATION SPARKED IN FERGUSON RECENTLY HAS TRICKLED INTO THIS COMMUNITY. sot "We're planning a legal night that's coming up this thursday night that's going to be addressing racial profiling." THE WOMEN NOW JOINING THE MOVEMENT IN FERGUSON SAY MICHAEL BROWN'S DEATH IS A REMINDER TO THEM OF THE 19-YEAR-OLD LOUISVILLE BLACK MAN WHO WAS SHOT AND KILLED BY A METRO POLICE DETECTIVE DURING AN ATTEMPTED DRUG STING BACK IN 2004. sot "I remember when Michael Newby was killed and how upset rightfully so the community was after that." "What we saw in Ferguson is the same as here in Louisville, failure, or a lack of relationship with Law enforcement." "We are praying for the family of Michael Brown, for the family of Eric Garner in Staten Island New York. We are praying for the people of Ferguson. " COUNCILWOMAN SCOTT IS PLANNING A MEETING WITH CHIEF CONRAD TO DISCUSS WAYS TO IMPROVE THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE COMMUNITY AND OFFICERS. FOR DETAILS ON THE NATIONAL ACTION NETWORK'S FORUM ON THURSDAY AND WAYS LOUISVILLIANS ARE HELPING PEOPLE IN FERGUSON, VISIT OUR WEB SITE, W-L-K-Y DOT COM. ANNA-LYSA GAYLE, WLKY NEWS.
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Milwaukee – Sophomore forward Trevor Mbakwe of the Marquette University men's basketball has decided not to return to the program for his second season due to personal reasons.
Mbakwe made the MU coaching staff aware of his decision late Friday afternoon, just days before the start of the fall semester on Monday, August 25. The St. Paul, Minn., native and the rest of his teammates had each returned home following the conclusion of summer school and were due to report back to Milwaukee this weekend.
"I was shocked by the news and obviously caught off guard, having initially heard through one of my assistants his intent on Friday night and then having it confirmed over the last 36 hours," head coach Buzz Williams said. "He had a great summer in workouts and did well academically. Having said that, we want people here who are completely committed to being part of our program, our institution and our family. We all wish Trevor the best of luck."
After missing a majority of the 2007-08 because of a knee injury suffered in the preseason, Mbakwe made his Marquette debut on Feb. 15 against Pittsburgh and averaged 1.5 points and 2.1 rebounds per game in 11 overall appearances. He saw an average of 9.2 minutes per outing and shot 26.7 percent (4-of-15) from the floor and 47.4 percent (9-of-19) from the free throw line.


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Fundamental Learning Center Inc
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All children reading. All children succeeding.
Fundamental Learning Center receives at least 7 calls a day from parents whose children have difficulty with letters, sounds, and learning to read. Drowning, these children agonize because they can't read, they can't comprehend, and they struggle to learn. Our assessor process provides a path for help.
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We serve: 1.) Students that struggle in reading, writing, and spelling. Many of whom have been diagnosed as dyslexic. 2.) Teachers with professional development opportunities so they know how to teach reading, writing, and spelling to children who significantly struggle. and 3.) The parents of children who struggle through evening informational sessions, assessments, and resources for their child.
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We are currently seeing students that are struggling from all over the state of Kansas, as well as some from Missouri, Arkansas, and Oklahoma.
Fundamental Learning Center (FLC) offers proven research-based courses for educators, as well as, parents on "how to teach a child to read".
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Extremely supportive and a wonderful resource for parents and children. Provides excellent resources for those unfamiliar with dyslexia. Such a blessing to have Jeanine Phillips and her staff in this community.
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I took classes at FLC to be able to tutor my grandson. The instructors at FLC are excellent and very committed to helping each and every one perform to the highest level possible. After two years my grandson is reading at his grade-level and has an excellent vocabulary!
I had the opportunity to work in the same organization with Jeanine Phillips over 10 years ago. Little did I know how it would be a life changing opportunity for me personally. As I continued to admire Jeanine's dedication and persistence to educating parents and the public about dyslexia, I soon found myself seeking, at the time, her newly founded organizations expertise for our own daughter. After successfully attending two years of Montessori Preschool and a year in Montessori Kindergarten in a private school, our daughter entered a traditional setting in First Grade. Within six months of First Grade she began having behavorial and non-compliant issues. We were advised it may be in our best interest to have our daughter tested for learning challenges. Fundamental Learning Center recommended Dr. Brian Stone for testing and our journey began with diagnosis of dyslexia, dysgraphia, and auditory processing issues. We transfered to our hometown public edcuation system in Andover, Kansas and immediately began early intervention as suggested by Dr. Brian Stone and Fundamental Learning Center. Having been exposed to Jeanine Phillips passion and attending various presentations of hers over the years, we probably had a better understanding of what we were faced with than most parents would have had at that time. From putting an R & L on our daughters respective hands as she learned to play basketball; to using coffee beans, sand, markers and paper to make visual props for learning to read and recognize letters; to labeling everything in the house so she could visually see how to spell the object; trace it with her finger; see it; touch it; read it; whatever it took to stimulate her love of learning; we embraced her creative learning style. Today our daughter is a successful 16 year old who enjoys life; embraces others and their differences and loves encouraging her friends to be the best they can be. Our fondest memory of this journey thus far will forever be finding various objects around our farm labeled in magic marker Mom's or Dad's as she determined what belonged to whom. Someone now owns a Dixon lawnmower we sold labeled "Dad's". Thank you Jeanine Phillips and Fundamental Learning Center for pushing for education and understanding of the creative and fascinating ability; Dyslexia. MichelleS
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One cant always pinpoint when and where high jinks will ensue, but in this case, its at at MADCAP Theaters where high jinks will continue unabated until 7 a.m. The titles of the six 35mm films are a secret surprise, but younger newlywed Harrison Ford, younger Sly Stallone, and younger Governator Ahnold are among the featured players. Release dates range from 1977 to 1989, and genres range from horror to, uh, country music.
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Sparks, Nevada – (March 21, 2003) – Sierra Nevada Corporation announced today that it was awarded the Economic Development Authority of Western Nevada's (EDAWN) Large "Business of the Year" award.
Sierra Nevada Corporation (SNC) received the award for being an outstanding citizen company within Western Nevada.
The award further recognizes SNC for exemplary contributions to the community, environmental consciousness, and higher than average wage/import ratios for the community.
SNC was provided with the award during EDAWN's Annual Luncheon in which many local businesses and community leaders were present. Nominees included Adagio Trust Company, Alere Medical, ITS Logistics, Promenade on the River, HAWCO Properties, Shoppers Square Mall, Cricket Communications, Haws Corporation, Washoe Medical Center South Meadows, Harley-Davidson Financial Services, Veka West, Inc., and TRW, Inc.
Sierra Nevada Corporation (SNC) headquartered in Sparks, Nevada, is a fast growing innovative and agile technology solutions corporation focusing on system integration electronics engineering; manufacturing; and aircraft modification. Our current focus is to specialize in the integration; design; development; installation; and servicing of complex airborne, ground, and ship-based systems for the U.S. Government, its prime contractors, and international customers.
SNC is a privately-held, woman owned business with a strong, stable and debt-free financial foundation that provides flexible low-risk and strong financial performance for our customers. We have invested heavily over the years in experienced people, modern facilities, and the state-of-the-art equipment needed to enhance our capabilities, development efforts to our customer's technical advantage. SNC has over 1000 employees with 24 locations in 15 states across the United States.
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