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Reviews by ElCommodoro:
3.73/5 rDev +46.3%
look: 3 | smell: 3 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 4
Finally got my hands on this one! Don't know why, but I only know one gas station that carries it in my area. I like to check everywhere I encounter to see what minor variations in selection they have, and this just popped up out of nowhere. Wasn't expecting to ever find it.
The smell is sweet and not unlike other malt liquors, but the taste is unlike anything I've ever had in a malt liquor before. I'm surprised the reviews aren't higher because this is clearly an attempt at changing up malt liquor for the beer connoisseur. It tastes STRONGLY of yeast, like it was bottle conditioned. Or, I guess, can conditioned in this case. It takes a lot away from the sweetness and the thinness that is the status quo in malt liquors. As a fan of some malt liquors, I'm not sure if I like this significant departure, but as a fan of quads, I enjoy it. So, I'm torn as to whether it's really OK for it to be somewhere in between. It is so far from what I was expecting. It's like someone tried to make a lager into a quad with really low quality ingredients, but with plenty of know-how nonetheless. Strange, but enjoyable. I think I'm going to have to rate it pretty highly. One problem is that it's not as refreshing as other malt liquors or as quads because it lacks that fruity quality. It's just pure yeast flavour. It retains a bit of that chemical flavour of regular Steel Reserve, but the yeast covers it up pretty well. Weird, wild stuff and definitely quite different from ordinary silver-canned Steel Reserve.
Serving type: can
02-08-2013 07:54:39 | More by ElCommodoro
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2.7/5 rDev +5.9%
look: 3.5 | smell: 2.5 | taste: 2.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 2.75
Appearance: Faintly hazy golden body, crowned by a dense, persistent cloud-top head, which retains superbly. . Abundant patches of sticky lacing adorn the glass walls. The cabonation consists of profuse and minute slow-rising bubbles.
Aroma: Lots of cereal grains in the aroma, particularly corn, although verbiage on the can states "only the finest malted barley". Hot alcohols are present in the aroma as well. There are very faint herbal hops, as well.
Taste: Opens with metallic hops,and hot alcohol, which is also quite warming. Malted cereal grains are present as well, although there is little barley to be found, as far as I can tell.
Bitter apple rind is fairly prominent as well. As the taste progresses, metallic hops manifest themselves. Finishes with a lingering note of hot alcohol and some herbal hops.
Mouth feel: Smooth, fairly full, pleasant.
Drinkability/notes: Not that bad, really, although, hilariously, the can copy notes "we believe this to be among the very best beers in the world". Sad to say, this is no Trappist Westvleteren 12, Founders Breakfast Stout, or Old Rasputin. That being said, its hard to complain at the price, and seems very appropriate for a late Autumn Texas evening with rain and a temperature of 32 F.
Presentation: Packaged in a twenty-four ounce aluminum can, served in a New Belgium Brewing chalice.
Sourcing: Purchased in Austin, TX in November of 2013 for $2.19 plus tax for a twenty-four ounce can.
Serving type: can
11-23-2013 02:02:35 | More by Pegasus
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2.18/5 rDev -14.5%
look: 3 | smell: 2 | taste: 2 | feel: 2.75 | overall: 2.25
A: Pours a crystal clear medium yellow in color with moderate amounts of active carbonation streaming from the bottom of the glass and some faint golden yellow highlights. The beer has a finger tall fizzy white head that quickly reduces to a thin film covering the entire surface of the beer pretty evenly and a thin ring at the edges of the glass. Light amounts of lacing are observed.
S: Moderate aromas of grainy malts with some moderate corn adjuncts as well. There is something slightly metallic/medicinal in the smell of this beer as well...and it is not really pleasant.
T: Upfront there is a moderate flavor of grainy malts with a light to moderate amount of corn adjuncts. Light hints of sweetness but in an almost artificial way (like with high fructose corn syrup). That is followed by the lightest hint of herbal hops and moderate flavors of alcohol + metal. Not a pleasant flavor and there is a light amount of lingering bitterness.
M: Light to medium bodied with moderate to heavy amounts of carbonation. Slightly thin/watery with some light amounts of alcohol warming in the finish.
O: While the Steel Reserve 211 (High Gravity) had some decent flavor to it, this version is just plain awful - the alcohol is not well hidden and is reminiscent of jet fuel and there is a strange metallic presence as well. I would not get this one again for any reason.
Serving type: can
10-17-2013 20:35:22 | More by dbrauneis
3/5 rDev +17.6%
look: 3 | smell: 3 | taste: 3 | feel: 3 | overall: 3
Bought in the 24 oz can for the grand price of $1.19 I poured this into a glass ( i know its a no-no for ML afficienados!) Its actually quite nice looking foir a Malt liquor..darker gold than the usual and witha small white head. Very malt, dough aroma..not bad..not nasty at all. Very smooth semi-sweet tasting beer..very malty, small alcoholic kick at the back of the mouth..warms the belly afterwards. Nice enough beer for the style. I actually like this
Serving type: can
07-20-2013 03:46:41 | More by Reidrover
3.54/5 rDev +38.8%
look: 4 | smell: 3 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
Pours clear clod with two fingers of white head that lasts a very long time. A fair amount of foamy lacings.
Smell corny and grainy.
Tastes sweet and malty but much richer flavor than the regular version. This is a deluxe malt liquor. If they put some hops (that you could taste) in it it would be an O.K. Barleywine.
Mouthfeel is pretty full for the style. It may be disliked by regular consumers of this style. Carbonation is just right.
Overall the best looking and big flavored ML I have had thus far. Still, quite a few more to taste. We shall see. I might actually finish this one!
Serving type: can
07-17-2013 05:23:12 | More by Spikester
1.85/5 rDev -27.5%
look: 2 | smell: 1.5 | taste: 2 | feel: 1.5 | overall: 2
24 fl oz. can. Bottom of the can says March 11, 2013 so I might be a couple days late, not that it will matter much. I can say with assurance that I wasn't a fan of the regular Steel Reserve 211 High Gravity, and am not expecting much more from this outing. No one seems to know what Triple Export means, but the label exclaims " we believe this to be among the very best beers in the world". I really only bought this as a joke for a friend and I, and to make change for a $20 bill.
Poured into a Firestone Walker pint glass.
A - Pours about two fingers of thin bubbly carbonated white head, audibly sizzling away. Clear sparkling adjunctive lager gold color. Even manages to retain the tiniest bit of thin lacing.
S - Smells of chemically treated corn kernels and malts. Carbonated yeasty champagne sort of tingle.
T - Still carbonated. Still bloating. Still tastes like corn, although it has a *different* corn type flavor, if that makes any sense at all. Still retains that thick artificial cherry syrup like sweetness that the regular Stell Reserve 211 High Gravity had, although not as intense and in your face. Definitely more corn / grain presence in this beer, I will give it that.
M - Thin. Watery. Artificial sweetness. Carbonated.
Overall, it's probably safe to say that I won't consider buying either Steel Reserve 211 High Gravity or Steel Reserve 211 Triple Export ever again. In the already over-crowded, retched realm of American malt liquor and American adjunct lagers, these two are among some of the worst I've had so far. However, this beer is not nearly as bad as it's companion brew, but there are still far better choices out there if you're looking for that quick buzz.
Steel Reserve 211 Triple Export ---2/5.
Serving type: can
03-21-2013 03:14:46 | More by mfnmbvp
4.54/5 rDev +78%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 5
I don't know why others have been dissing this one,I love it!!! I found it at a local Ingles for 99 cents a can,and an 8.1 abv!!!! It feels like there are a lot of beer snobs out there!! I drink a lot of non-alcoholic beers,too!! But once in a while,it doesn't hurt to kick it up a notch!! I'll be buying more of these,down the road!!
Serving type: can
03-06-2013 23:28:05 | More by bigmitchperez
2.8/5 rDev +9.8%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3 | taste: 2.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 3
Poured from a 24 oz. can. Has a light golden color with a 1/2 inch head. Lots of carbonation. Smell is big on corn, some other grains, maybe hay. Taste is corn, some alcohol and grains, a touch of malts. Feels light in the mouth and overall, while I wouldn't want a steady diet of it, considering the abv and price point, it's not the worst malt liquor out there.
Serving type: can
11-13-2012 00:50:30 | More by tone77
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2.35/5 rDev -7.8%
look: 3 | smell: 3 | taste: 2 | feel: 2 | overall: 2.5
Another in my series of terrible beers. This one says that "we believe this to be one of the very best beers in the world." Having had some of the best beers in the world, I can't wait to see how this stacks up.
Poured from the tall can into a pilsner glass. Not much to look at. Golden with little head.
Smell: Not to much to be had. Corn sweetness and some grain over metal.
Taste: Very sickly sweet corn flavor with a bit of medicine going down. There is a slight yeasty tang to it. Has an old vegetables must to it as well that just barely covers up the huge alcohol punch at the end.
Overall: Not a very good way to get a buzz here. The ABV indeed is pretty killer, but choking it down to get there is not too pleasant. There are easier ways to accomplish this, even with cheap malt liquors. That being said, this is one of the cheapest I've seen, soooo there's that.
Serving type: can
09-07-2012 22:01:46 | More by BucBasil
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Ballina hotel with a restaurant
Situated in Ballina, this hotel is close to Ballina Golf Course, Ballina Presbyterian Church, and St. Muredach's Cathedral. Also nearby are Humbert Monument and Dolmen of the Four Maols.
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Televisions come with satellite channels. Guestrooms also feature premium bedding, coffee/tea makers, and desks.
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The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. This Ballina hotel also offers multilingual staff, a garden, and a picnic area. Complimentary parking is available on site.
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Hockey: Shootout triumph ends Admirals' seven-game slide
Story | Jan 18, 2013 | 9:08 PMAt last, the Admirals won one. Norfolk ended a seven-game AHL losing streak Friday night, beating the St. John's IceCaps 3-2 before 5,759 at Scope. The Admirals won an overtime shootout 1-0 on Josh Brittain's score and Viktor Fasth's... -
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Story | Jan 19, 2013 | 9:42 PMDreux Gray of Newport News was the top men's finisher in Saturday's Menchville Winter Chill 5K, and Mercedes Castillo-D'Amico was the top woman. Gray finished in 17 minutes, 20 seconds, 12 seconds ahead of Connor Mahan of Hampton. D&... -
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Story | Jan 23, 2013 | 8:01 PMThe Norfolk Admirals won for just the second time in 11 games, upending AHL Western Conference-leading Charlotte 3-1 Wednesday night before 2,777 at Scope. Igor Bobkov made 30 saves for the victory, holding the Checkers scoreless until the Admirals... -
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Story | Jan 25, 2013 | 8:52 PMJosh Brittain scored the winning goal with 9:21 left in regulation Friday as the Norfolk Admirals (17-21-2-1) beat Bridgeport 2-1 before 4,575 at Scope. Patrick Maroon netted the tying goal seven minutes into the final period and assisted on Brittain'... -
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Story | Jan 11, 2013 | 9:56 PMWhat else is new? The current Norfolk Admirals continue to receive painful reminders of the franchise's recent past. Host Syracuse converted on all of its shootout opportunities Friday for a 3-2 victory over Norfolk, winning the tiebreaker 4-2. It was... -
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Story | Jan 15, 2013 | 9:17 PMFormer William and Mary standout Quinn McDowell has signed to play in Perth, Australia, for the Willetton Tigers of the States Basketball League. McDowell recently played for Athletes in Action on a fall tour, scoring in double figures in wins against... -
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Story | Jan 4, 2013 | 9:33 PMAfter what amounted to a minor-league franchise trade following last season, some of the guys who won the 2012 AHL Calder Cup with the Norfolk Admirals said it would feel odd to play as the visiting team at Scope. It certainly didn't affect their play... -
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Story | Jan 5, 2013 | 10:04 PMBefore 7,016 fans, the biggest Scope crowd of the season, the Norfolk Admirals lost 4-3 in overtime Saturday night to the Syracuse Crunch. The AHL-leading Crunch, a Tampa Bay Lightning affiliate mostly comprised of players and staff from last year's... -
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Story | Dec 19, 2012 | 7:51 PMIf the NHL ever ends its lockout, the Washington Capitals have to like what they're seeing from goaltender Braden Holtby. Holtby, one of the Capitals' top prospects, made 35 saves Wednesday night as homestanding Hershey shut out Norfolk 4-0 before 10,... -
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Friday's local roundup (pro hockey, local tennis): Bridgeport scores in OT to deal Admirals home loss
Story | Dec 14, 2012 | 9:56 PMCasey Cizikas scored 2:28 into overtime Friday night to give Bridgeport a 4-3 victory over Norfolk (10-12-1-0), which is trying to escape last place in the AHL's Eastern Conference. The Sound Tigers (12-11-1-1), the top affiliate of the New York...


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The Troop went up to Charlie Deschamps place in Queechy to participate in the Hard Water Festival and do some ice fishing. Part of the festival included instruction on how to actually do ice fish, a very useful thing considering this was a new experience for almost everyone. We also took up some poles and rope to practice constructing a rope (monkey) bridge. This was valuable since the rope bridge is going to be our pioneering project for the District Klondike Derby later in the month. Three of Scoutmaster Jim Ryan's nephews came along as guests for the weekend. Please note that 1800x1200 images formatted for 4x6 pictures are available for this event. See the link at the bottom of each picture's page. It is suggested that you use full screen viewing on your browser. |
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On cityline last week Frankie showed how to plant crocus bulbs in the lawn and for my garden this is a perfect solution for spring, as the snow melts on the grass first. The flower beds are knee high in snow, and it takes the other bulbs forever to push through.
So I have been to CandianTire, Home Depot, HomeHardware and can't find a BIG bag of crocuses. Most are in quantities of 12 for $4 or 15 for $8. This adds up if I wanted 50, lol
I found a good selection of tulip bulbs at HomeDepot (50 for $15) so why no crocuses.
And I thought crocuses are the cheaper of the bulbs :rolleyes:
Anyone seen a good quantity and good deal out there???
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How about Vesey's? They have a good reputation. I've ordered some things from them and they were great. They even replaced some Hostas I got that didn't take with no question.
I'd love to plant bulbs like that but I fear they would end up dinner for the squirrels.
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Don't know where you can find them but my neighbour had them in her lawn and every spring it looked so pretty.
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Back by popular demand after his sold-out September 2012 performance, Shaun Hopper will be joined by Adam Rafferty for one night only at the Capitol Theatre in downtown Clearwater's Cleveland Street District on Friday, February 15 at 7:30 pm!
Back by popular demand after his sold-out September 2012 performance, Shaun Hopper will be joined by Adam Rafferty for one night only at the Capitol Theatre in downtown Clearwater's Cleveland Street District on Friday, February 15 at 7:30 pm. Tickets go on sale this Saturday, December 1 at noon at the Ruth Eckerd Hall Ticket Office.
It's beyond rarity that in a single year a guitar player can emerge from small town obscurity to become an overnight YouTube sensation grabbing the ears of GRAMMY® Award winning legends and rock icons. Acoustic "Fingerstyle" Guitar Wizard Shaun Hopper has achieved that and much more. In succession, he's joined B.B. King at Ruth Eckerd Hall, headlined the All-Star Guitar Night at the 2012 Winter NAMM Show in Los Angeles and performed privately, by request, for Stevie Wonder. Rock legend Steve Vai found Hopper online in 2010, and signed him within weeks to his record label Favored Nations/Digital Nations.
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Adam Rafferty (a.k.a. "Raf") has played as a first-call guitarist with the greatest musicians on the planet at countless music festivals (U.S. and Europe), and in concert halls with Dr. Lonnie Smith, The Dizzy Gillespie Big Band, L.A. Studio legend Bennie Wallace, and bassist Bob Cranshaw from the original Saturday Night Live band, to name a few.
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An intense low-pressure storm will bring Long Island's battered shoreline more worries, including high winds and flooding.
A large low-pressure storm, extending from Canada to Texas, will bring high winds, heavy rains and above-average sea heights to our area throughout the day.
The storm, a nor'easter riding in-land along the east coast, is expected to dump more than 2 inches of rain on the area starting Wednesday afternoon. The storm's precipitation will reach its peak during Wednesday night, when much of the storm's power will center over Long Island.
The National Weather Service has issued a High Wind Watch and Coastal Flood Watch as high winds and higher than normal wave heights are also expected with this nor'easter. Winds will start breezy Wednesday morning before bringing gusts to 40 mph during the late afternoon.
The evening will be the worst of the destructive gusts, with sustained winds between 31 to 36 mph and gusting to as high as 55 or 60 mph. Winds should die down as the storm pulls away on Thursday.
The storm surge behind this nor'easter, being center inland, will not be major, but those along the coast, especially those affected and damaged by Hurricane Sandy should keep an eye out. The National Weather Service expects the water level to rise some 2 to 4 feet above normal, perhaps as high as 5 feet in localized areas.
As per the norm with winter nor'easters, the combination of heavy rain and high winds is a recipe for power outages. Make sure batteries, flashlights and, since it will get cooler in the evening, blankets are readily available.
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Dannielynn Hope Marshall: In Custory of Howard K. Stern's Family
by Mischalova at .The death of Anna Nicole Smith would be tragic enough on its own.
But there's a baby involved - and the whereabouts of Dannielynn Hope Marshall Stern is a question on everyone's mind. Here's the answer:
She is now in the care of her wanna-be father Howard K. Stern's mother and sister in the Bahamas.
Meanwhile, Stern, who is listed on Dannielynn's birth certificate as her dad, is in Florida, where police earlier Friday said that there was no evidence that a crime had occurred in Smith's death.
"Of course he wants to be with her," says Howard's lawyer, Ron Rale, of Stern and Dannielynn, "but I don't know exactly when he will get there."
Also in the Bahamas Friday: Anna Nicole's mother, Virgie Arthur, who was spotted at police headquarters in Nassau.
Arthur went to the Bahamas to locate Dannielynn Hope because she "feared for her granddaughter's safety," the Nassau Guardian newspaper reported. She went to the Ministry of Social Services to seek help in gaining protective custody of the child, but they were unable to assist her and she left in tears after a 45-minute meeting.
"I don't know what her expectations were, but I had to advise her to seek legal counsel to find out what course of action she can take," Reginald Ferguson, assistant commissioner of the Royal Bahamian Police, told the Associated Press.
Dannielynn was not with her mother when Smith died Thursday in Florida. Meanwhile, yet another man has somehow stepped up and claimed to be her father - and he's been dead for ten years: J. Howard Marshall.
Anna's half-sister, Donna Hogan, in a manuscript - aptly titled "Train Wreck" - alleges that her deceased sister froze the sperm of her 90-year-old husband before he died, and then used it to become pregnant as a "trump card" in winning the ongoing legal battle for the billionaire's estate.
Prince Frederick von Anhalt had joined the baby's daddy brigade a day earlier. We'll have more on all the confusion as it develops.
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Some really slick person close to the baby and Stern would get a sample from the baby and hair or DNA belonging to Stern and have it independently testes and if Stern is the father, be quiet and hide the baby from media. But if not Stern is not the father, then something really stinks and it is cruel and wrong for that baby not to know who her real daddy is. I think Stern should be tested for paternity FIRST.
Oh this poor little girl, she will be hounded for the rest of her life, just like her mother, she will grow up thinking that the only reason she was wanted by anyone is because of her Mothers money. They will push her into the ground too. Hopefully she will be stronger than her Mother. Lets give Anna the peace in death she wanted in life. They should get thing is order, her, Anna is dead and lying in a cold room,and no one is taking up for her, everyone is too busy chasing the money, dont they know that when this little girl grows up, some stupid person is going to show her all the videos of this. What will she think,how will she feel. I feel Anna had her own reasons for doing what she did, if she did anything. Things should be left alone. Thats they way she would have wanted it. That the way SHE WANTED IT.


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Eh, nothing for me this time. Glad I spent my coins on SMRPG last month, as there's nothing for me to spend them on this month.
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Computer hero? Mushroom stomping? Pizza? These people have probably never played a Mario game but at least they tried.
@siconlol I know what you mean about stale pizza. What there needs to be for us Italians is a real, Italian-style pizza delivery chain, no more of this cheap cardboard stuff... I feel like the only good pizza I've had came from a real pizzeria.
Man, Ash's Japanese voice is so much more bearable than his English... Anyways, this looks pretty cool. Also, I think that cutesy, high-pitched voice at the end was Diancie speaking, right?
He is so very talented, I love his work and I'm happy you guys at NL were able to interview him.
But why didn't you ask him about his fabulous mane, man? And don't forget about that beard! Everyone's gotta know how to have hair like that.
Naw, you guys are just disbelievers in the big man! This game will sell billions, just you wait.
Bring it on Shaq, my body is ready.
I agree, SM64 is one of my favorites too. Arguably my favorite Mario game at least. It was my first introduction to Mario, and I had the best memories playing it. That's probably just nostalgia, but I think the game still holds up today. Is not perfect, but I think it's something of a blueprint of what some 3D Mario games should be.
I really want those keychains! The statue is meh in my opinion. I would love if they had a statue that was an imitation of one of the in-game statues, but that's a bit much I suppose. I hope we at least get something good here in the US, hopefully Ninty will be trying to give all regions some goodies to boost sales.
Oh man this is fantastic news! I have wanted to play this since it came out, but I didn't have the right systems. I can't wait to play this finally, it looks soooo good.
Looks pretty fun. I'd rather play Mega Man 3 the normal way, but the 2.5D angles is pretty interesting.
All of the courses look really great, but Toad Harbor and Thwomp Ruins stood out to me the most.
Good response to those who've complained. I'm not particularly interested in it right now, but I hope Bayonetta 2 helps the Wii U survive in turn!
Meanwhile, I'm guilty of complaining that I'll have to get a PS4 to play KH3 D:
I've got two Wii Wheels, and I love em. I've always used the Wii Wheel and I still use it all the time. I don't think I would use this though, if I wanted to keep using the motion control I would just stick with MKWii's Wheel, or try out the Gamepad. Looks pretty nice though.
I've never been too opposed to Nintendo bringing at least a little something to mobile markets, but a suggestion like that is idiotic and degrading.
Well that trailer hurt my ears, what kind of European accent is it where the lady talks as if she has her tongue sticking out? She sounded Japanese, so Im confused. Not to mention its really uninformative and annoying... Anyways...
The game is a fun beat-em up but it has its flaws gameplay-wise, yes. And yeah there are boobs jigglin everywhere, but honestly the characters are a lot more than that and they all have unique personalities and are pretty lovable. Then again, a lot also tend to have common anime personality tropes, but I think they are still likable characters. Maybe it's just me but I don't even notice the boobs sometimes... And if the fan service isn't your thing, you can just hit the A button during the animations and skip it immediately. Honestly it's a fun that doesn't take itself seriously. Maybe some people think it should, but when it comes down to it, it's nothing more than most of the other crap that is accepted in society.
I would love to get this, but at about $70 (I think it would be) it's still a no-buy for me. Hopefully I can find a cheaper copy someday, something no more than $50.
EDIT: okay, $50 probably won't ever happen, I'm just not sure that I really want to spend that much on this... Seems like the price isn't getting any cheaper though. Hmm... maybe just maybe...
I can't say that video really interested me... I don't really understand what this movie is going to be about. I mean, I get it, but it also looks pretty boring with very little plot. Maybe I'm the only one who doesn't get it.
I also dunno why they used Lonely Rolling Star from Katamari Damacy, of all things...
Well, it's looking good so far. Say what you want about the character designs but you have to admit that is some pretty darn fantastic concept art, especially the environments. The voice acting is okay, not that I plan on watching the show much, but that Mike Roddick, bless his voice. Although, did Knux seriously say that his delicious whipped cream would shoot out... The writing seems like it could definitely use some work, despite what they say the humor seems rather juvenile still. But the game looks good.
Good to know, though I expected it would come to NA after all. I hope it goes to Europe, too though! I can tell this game's gonna be good.
I love these, thanks for putting them up for the past few years. I'd love to see Magnus, Little Mac, Wii Fit Trainer or Meta Knight in one of these.
I can see they probably timed this right after PokeBank was released everywhere, trying to get people playing the game again.
It's also really interesting why they've called this one "Mythical" instead of Legendary, so maybe it's a new category that's in-between regular and Legendary?
As a Persona fan this gets me excited for the game (though I doubt they will exclude anyone from the game, looks like everyone's there. Though I do wonder if Adachi or Stregawill return...) but they really should show some gameplay footage or something. Anyone who hasn't played the Persona games but is interested in this really won't understand very well.
That's not enough variety for 7 whole roster spots to me, I'm not very impressed by this... Definitely would've picked other characters to replace these.
Remember that if these go on 3DS they're still probably gonna look blurry and muddy, meanwhile in HD the pixels will look bright and clean. It's weird to have them on WiiU, yes, but it seems Nintendo cant handle the resolution on 3DS so I'm fine with it.
This looks like great fun. It's been a long time since I played Trozei, and I remember not liking it much, but for $8 this looks promising.
I like the new design of the bat, but it was always humorous that an ordinary looking bat had so much power.
Hmm, I still wonder why this is so similar to Carbink... Maybe there's no relation, but it would make so much sense.
Also, I think it's spelled Vivillon rather than Vivillion in the article.
I really would like SMRPG, last time it was available my Wii had Internet problems so I couldn't download it. I don't know that I can reach 200 coins in time, though.
Love how this guy has been getting horrible death threats about this game, yet all the smartphone-bashers here can do is celebrate and get mad at the guy for "copying" Nintendo or making a bad game, as if this is some immature contest to see how much we can make fun of people who play or make smartphone games.
@Korbin64: What kind of horrible thing is that to do to your friends? To take their phones away to delete their games? You think that's justifiable because they need to play a 'real game'? You cannot be serious.
Well, it's a small and short video, but it looks like it will be a blast! I really can't wait for this.
Tails: "What the heck did they do to us?!"
But honestly I think this looks fun, just maybe. It's a little weird, sure, but I think it has potential. At least it's not Lost World. That game was a failure if you ask me.
@Einherjar: I'm guessing that since you don't like dubstep, you wouldn't know this, but the song in the video is Bangarang by Skrillex, a song that's been around for a couple years now. Granted, I don't know why they used it in this video, and I agree that it doesn't fit the Somic universe at all, but just to let you know that the song in this is not original and hopefully Sega won't be doing dubstep in this. An interesting note, Hunnid-P (he did most of Knuckles' songs from Sonic Adventure 2) had said that he was working on Sonic music again, so it's possible that past musicians (including Crush 40) could return.
Anyways, I wish some people would realize that this is only a branch-off of the normal series and isn't going to replace it at all. This isn't at all a redesign. If this does bad enough, we don't have to see Hulkbuster-Knuckles ever again...
Yeah, shouldn't we make sure a game does well before we decide to make a live-action movie of it? Not that I have my doubts about Mighty No. 9, but honestly, how can this go done well? If nothing else it's a mistake to make it live-action.
This article is fake, Australia never gets anything!
But seriously, I'm happy for Australian and European trainers out there. Hopefully it won't take another month for it to come here in NA.
This is extremely well-done for a piece of fan work. Granted, there were bits about it that I think could have been better or worked on, but he did a great job of implementing so many characters into this.
I doubt this would sell well here in the States, but I think it looks like a fun game, just for laughs at least. Sim games can be pretty fun even if you don't take it seriously.


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Economic data Friday included the much awaited Employment Report which surprised forecasters with a more positive report: 175K vs 150K exp & prior revised higher from 113K to 129K. The unemployment rate climbed from 6.6% to 6.7%. Inside the numbers the average hourly earnings are dropping which isn't good news for economic growth.
Other economic data included International Trade (Trade Deficit) which wasn't good: -39.1 billion vs -39 billion exp & prior -38.7 billion.
Consumer Credit $13.7 billion vs $14 billion exp & prior reduced from $18.8 billion to $15.9 billion. Revolving credit dropped $225 million which made auto and student loans 102% of total credit. Student loan delinquency over 90 days past equals a mind-boggling $124 billion.
Forecasts for number of new jobs contained in Friday's Employment report included: Bank of America, 115K; Deutsche Bank, 120K; Goldman Sachs, 125K; and, Citigroup, 135K. This reminds me of ETF Digest Sacred Cow #9: "If you must forecast, forecast often."
In China it's reported $13 trillion in corporate debt is outstanding a credit bubble exists there. The first non-bailed out default occurred today by Chaori Solar which missed its interest payment. Heretofore, China had bailed-out some firms but apparently that's not going to be the case going forward. This event negatively affected Emerging Markets (EEM) Friday.
Further, events in the Ukraine continue as Russia's Gazprom has threatened to cut off gas supplies as chief Alexei Miller said: "Ukraine has de-facto stopped paying for gas. We cannot deliver gas for free. Either Ukraine pays the debt and pays for current supplies or the risk appears a return to the situation at the start of 2009." This situation caused European stocks and related ETFs (VGK) to decline sharply. But the EU has said it will help Ukraine pay the bill since it's in their interest since they rely on it for nearly a third of their energy needs.
U.S. markets were higher early as bulls were enthusiastic about the Employment Report, but later stocks turned red on Gazprom news and a more detailed view of job numbers. And, of course it doesn't help that reports indicate Russia has 30,000 troops in Crimea and the U.S. guided missile destroyer Truxton has entered the Black Sea. All this could make for an interesting geopolitically driven weekend. And, as we go to posting, Reuter's reports Russian troops are storming Crimean Air Force base. (Hmm, I wonder if the oligarchs trade markets with inside Putin information?) Nevertheless, U.S. major market indexes were able to eke-out small gains.
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This was a pretty good week for U.S. stock markets as investors found a way to ignore geopolitical issues in Europe and credit issues from China. In contemporary global markets it's getting harder to ignore troubles and continue trading in isolation. The risks and conditions from overseas will catch up to bulls eventually.
The weekend is at hand and what kinds of troubles can take place are easy to imagine. For now, bulls remain blasé.
Next week offers little in the way of economic data beyond Retail Sales Thursday and Consumer Sentiment Friday.
Enjoy your weekend!
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Welcome to West Sweden
One readily returns to West Sweden. This is hardly surprising considering the generous range of activities on offer here. Bohuslän's archipelago allures you to a glittering sea with charming fishing villages, to lobster parties and to wharves with throngs of people buzzing round quaint shops and taverns. You'll experience a whole new adventure in the virtually untouched wilderness of Dalsland with its picturesque waters, ideal for canoeing. Frequent pleasure trips make their way across the great lakes and down Göta Canal. The medieval churches, castles and mansions are delightful culture pearls, as is the parti-coloured Textile County. West Swedish cuisine unfolds to reveal taste sensations fresh from the sea and lakes, the forest and game. Vivid memories that linger and entice you back.
Population | 1 539 900 |
Currency | Swedish kronor SEK 1 = 100 öre |
Website | www.vastsverige.com/en/Skovde/ www.vastsverige.com/en/sodra-bohuslan/ |
Newspapers | Göteborgs-Posten, Borås Tidning, Bohusläningen |
Emergency numbers | 112 |