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Heat oil in heavy large pot over high heat. Sprinkle rabbit with salt and pepper. Add rabbit to pot and sauté until browned on all sides, about 10 minutes. Add garlic; sauté 1 minute. Add tomatoes and wine. Bring to boil, scraping up any browned bits. Reduce heat to medium, cover and simmer until rabbit is cooked through, about 30 minutes.
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Just as Australia has gradually won over Americans' hearts and taste buds, wine lovers have been catching on to the new fruits of South America.
Chilean wines have been getting international attention for about a decade, according to fine wine specialist Sandy Wasserman of Quail Distributing, and Argentinian wines have only been recognized within the past five years.
Of course, South America has been making wine since Spanish colonial times, but they weren't on the map as being world class. Thanks to foreign investment and domestic efforts, this has turned around.
Baron Eric de Rothschild, whose winery produces the esteemed Château Lafite Rothschild in France, and companies like Robert Mondavi and Kendall-Jackson out of California, have infused money and education on winemaking techniques into South America. And Nicholas Catena, who's considered the "Robert Mondavi of Argentina," Wasserman said, hired top talent from California, France and Italy to help him build his brand.
This has led to variety of styles, from fruit-forward, bold, New World wines to earthy, elegant wines like those from Europe. And the quality is surging.
Take Casa Lapostolle, for instance. On the Wine Spectator's list of the 100 top wines of 2003, its Clos Apalta Rapel Valley was No. 3. It had a rating of 94 (out of 100) and comes from the Colchagua Valley, a smaller region with Chile's Rapel Valley.
However, that wine has a retail price of about $55. Casa Lapostolle also make a decent merlot and cab for about $10.
Another wine from the same region, Two Brothers Big Tattoo Red, got an 85 in the Spectator and is under $12. Los Vascos also makes a wonderful cabernet from Colchagua for about $10.
Concha y Toro, an under-$10 stalwart on the shelves at Trader Joe's and Cost Plus World Market, makes chewy, delicious Chilean merlot and cab, and Bodegas Escorihuela from Argentina has a powerpacked Mendoza Don Miguel Gascón malbec (rated 90 in the Spectator) for about $11.
All this value for bargain-bin prices means an increase in popularity. Jim Myczek, co-owner of Grapeables Fine Wines in Fountain Hills, said sales of South American wines have doubled or tripled since his store opened in December 2000.
"Some of these are really hidden values," he said. "As soon as they get bigger write-ups, they're going to start moving up in price."
Wine tasting of the week Wines of South America: Big Tattoo Red blend (Chile), Alamos malbec (Argentina), Santa Ema cabernet sauvignon, chardonnay and merlot reserves (Chile) and Susana Balbo Crios cabernet sauvignon (Argentina) at Grapeables Fine Wines, 12645 N. Saguaro Blvd., Fountain Hills, (480) 816-5959. $12.


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It was already looking likely that President Bashar Assad's regime would survive -- it has had the upper hand militarily in the Syrian civil war for at least six months -- but the events of recent weeks have made it virtually certain.
Syria has already complied with the two initial demands of the Russian-American deal concluded over Assad's head last week. It has signed the Chemical Weapons Convention, and it has given a list of all of Syria's poison-gas facilities and storage depots to the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons. That means the United States cannot attack it for at least a year.
U.S. President Barack Obama's ability to order such an attack was already in doubt because of opposition in Congress. Now he could not bomb without endangering UN inspectors, who will be all over the regime-controlled parts of Syria by November to take control of the estimated 1,000 tonnes of chemical weapons.
Syria has a year to destroy them all, and until and unless it fails to meet that deadline, bombing is out of the question.
Even if there are delays, the U.S. will be uniquely ill-placed to use them as the pretext for an attack, as it is far behind schedule itself. In 1997. the U.S. agreed to destroy the 31,000 tonnes of sarin, VX, mustard gas and other lethal gases it owned within 10 years.
That's 30 times as much as Syria has, but 10 years should have been enough. It wasn't. In 2007, Washington asked for five more years to get rid of all its poison gas, the maximum extension allowed under the Chemical Weapons Convention.
It didn't meet that deadline either, so last year it announced a new deadline: 2021. Given its record, the U.S. will find it tough to use Syrian delays as an excuse for its bombing threats.
The civil war will probably continue during the coming year, and possibly for a good deal longer. Assad's troops have been winning back territory in the centre of the country, but they have yet to make much progress in the north, the south or the east. They lack the numbers to finish the job now, but the tide is running in their direction.
Close to 1,000 separate rebel units are now operating in Syria, but there is no unified rebel army. The armed groups can be roughly divided into jihadists (many of them foreign) who want to create an Islamic caliphate in Syria, and more moderate groups who originally took up arms hoping to create a democratic Syria freed from the Baath Party's tyranny. Most of the less radical groups want an Islamic republic too, but they are repelled by the extremism of the jihadists.
They hoped the West would destroy Assad's forces and put them in power instead (while keeping the jihadists out), and they are now very angry at the United States for letting them down. But they are also deeply disappointed, for the realists among them can see no other way to win this fight.
Many of these fighters would be open to a regime offer of a ceasefire, amnesty, and a gradual transition to a less corrupt and repressive system, and the Baathist regime is likely to make such an offer soon (whether it means it or not).
It would not neutralize the jihadists and restore peace to the country, but it might seduce enough of the other rebels to shift the military balance sharply in Assad's favour.
Much cruel fighting would remain to defeat the jihadists, but at least the country would emerge intact. Or the war may just go on and on, ending eventually in partition. But at least we have been spared the spectacle of the United States and its sidekicks attacking yet another Muslim country, only to realize in the end (as in the case of the imaginary "weapons of mass destruction" in Iraq) that its excuse for doing so was false.
The pretext this time was going to be Assad's use of poison gas against his own people. But the timing was weird. (UN inspectors had just arrived in Damascus when nerve gas was fired at the rebel-held eastern suburbs). The target was pointless. (Why civilians, not rebel fighters?) And why would Assad use a weapon that might trigger bombing by the West when he was already winning the war without it?
Now the Russians are saying (off the record, so far) the serial numbers of the rockets that delivered the nerve gas reveal they did not belong to the Syrian army. They were made in Russia in 1967 and sold to Yemen, Egypt and Libya's Col. Gadhafi -- who filled some of them with nerve gas. He had about 1,000 tonnes of the stuff.
A lot of Gadhafi's arsenal went missing after he was overthrown two years ago, sold off by the victorious rebel militias.
Some of the nerve gas-filled rockets could easily have ended up in Syria, in rebel hands, and the temptation to use them in order to trigger western military intervention would have been hard to resist. If that is really the case, then Obama should be even more grateful to Moscow for saving his bacon.
Gwynne Dyer is an independent journalist whose articles are published in 45 countries.
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Summer health care fair: 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. June 11 at Grossmont Center (near the movie theater), 5500 Grossmont Center Drive, La Mesa. There will be information on Alzheimer's, herbal supplements, fitness centers, eye surgery, medical supplies, dentistry, senior care, health insurance and more. Free. Information: (619) 440-6161 or eastcountychamber.org.
Children's health fair: noon to 3 p.m. June 11 at Boulder Oaks Elementary School, 2320 Tavern Road, Alpine. Health screenings, scavenger treasure hunt, activities for children, prizes and a special appearance by Capt. Jack Sparrow. Information: (619) 445-6200.
Annual kite flying event: 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. June 11 at Boulder Oaks Elementary School, 2320 Tavern Road, Alpine. Alpine Kiwanis Club. This annual kite-fly will feature kites and food for all participants. Free. Information: alpinekiwanis.org.
Kids' catfish derby: 6 to 11 a.m. June 11 at Santee Lakes, 9310 Fanita Parkway, Santee (lakes 3 and 4 in area G). The Santee Firefighters Fishing Derby features a day permit, worms, a raffle, ticket, hot dog lunch and door prizes for children 3 to 17 years old. Free. Registration required. Information: santeefirefighters.org.
Sundays at Six: 6 to 7 p.m. June 12 at Harry Griffen Park, 9550 Milden St., La Mesa. The annual summer concert series continues each Sunday through July 24. The Navy Jazz Band Southwest will kick things off. Free. Information: (619) 667-1300 or cityoflamesa.com/familyfun.
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Kids' night out: 6 to 8:30 p.m. June 10 at the Lemon Grove Recreation Center, 3131 School Lane. Children 7 to 14 years old can play games and participate in crafts with staff members while parents have a couple of hours to themselves. Registration is required. Cost is $10 per child. (The next session is July 8.) Information: (619) 825-3815.
Meeting: 2:30 to 4 p.m. June 11 at the El Cajon Public Library, 201 E. Douglas Ave. Cajon Valley Republican Women Federated. This meeting will feature Susan Tully, president of the e Citizens Committee for Immigration Policy. Topics will include border security and immigration reform. Reservations required. Information: (619) 447-3119.
Class: 10 a.m. to noon June 11 at The Water Conservation Garden, 12122 Cuyamaca College Drive West, El Cajon. "Water Smart Edibles in Your Landscape" with horticulturist David Yetz. Learn about proper planting, drip irrigation and maintenance of fruit plants that can be grown in a water conserving landscape. Cost is $20 for garden members and $30 for nonmembers. Information: (619) 660-0614 ext. 10 or thegarden.org.
Seminar: 5:30 to 7 p.m. June 13 at the Grossmont Healthcare District Conference Center, 9001 Wakarusa St., La Mesa. "What's New in Prostate Cancer Treatment?" Learn about minimally invasive treatment options for prostate cancer. Seating is limited and registration is required. Free. Information: (800) 827-4277 or sharp.com/grossmont.
Class: noon to 1:30 p.m. June 14 at Cuyamaca College, building L in room 103, located at 900 Rancho San Diego Parkway, El Cajon. Grossmont-Cuyamaca Community College District's Continuing Education and the Small Business Development Center at Southwestern College. "How to Put Your Business on the Internet." Learn about purchasing a domain name and hosting, setting up an e-commerce account and selecting a content management system. Free. Seating is limited. Information: (619) 482-6391 or (619) 660-4350.


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A study that is underway to decide on the mobility plan for the Coimbatore local planning area has suggested that the district administration and the Coimbatore Corporation go in for bus rapid transit system on Mettupalayam Road and Avanashi Road. The ICRA Management Consulting Services Limited, which is undertaking mobility plan study, has suggested that the government agencies concerned take up the BRTS project on the 26 km stretch between Ukkadam and Kaniyur on the Avanashi Road in Phase I and on the 24 km stretch between Ukkadam and Bilichi on the Mettupalayam Road.
The agencies would do well to take up the project right now because when they complete the project in the next five to six years – by 2020, it would be an absolute necessity for Coimbatore. And, when they do it in phases, the Rs. 5,000 crore required would not appear to be a huge sum.
The consultant company said that in Phase III of the project, the agencies might have to go in for light rail transport or mono rail to complement the BRTS. In implementing the BRTS project, the agencies would have to work with the Transport Department as the latter would have to rejig the public transport system on 38 routes measuring 400 km so that the reworked transport system supported the BRTS.
The consultant said that the Corporation must at once take up junction improvement programmes across the city. But it must start the work by focussing on 30 junctions where the pedestrian-vehicle conflict was very high. And, of the 30 the condition at 15 junctions was worse.
It also asked the Corporation to improve the condition of existing roads by widening pedestrian pathways wherever possible and improving existing pedestrian pathways so as to encourage people to walk. Lauding the city for a good public transport system, it said that though public transport system accounted for 40 per cent of the vehicle usage, there was sub-optimal utilisation of the buses. If it could be reworked, the usage of public transport could be taken to as high as 60 per cent, which was an enviable figure. It had also suggested bicycle tracks and pedestrian improvement programmes.
Collector Archana Patnaik, Corporation Commissioner G. Latha, Mayor in-charge Leelavathi Unni, Deputy Commissioner S. Sivarasu, and representatives of the civic body, Tangedco, and Highways Department participated in the meeting. The consultant would convene one more meeting before submitting the final report.
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Joe Hildebrand –, Thursday, April, 17, 2014, (8:25pm)
Above: Contrary to popular opinion, Barry O'Farrell has never been happier.
The resignation of Premier Barry O'Farrell over a misplaced bottle of wine has sent shockwaves throughout the political fraternity.
However many have been left speculating that ICAC has only scratched the surface of the true nature of politics both in NSW and indeed nationwide.
Thankfully, in yet another extraordinary EXCLUSIVE, I have obtained all the correspondence of the key players in the wake of this unseemly affair. The revelations, as usual, will shock and amaze…
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Joe Hildebrand –, Thursday, April, 10, 2014, (9:18pm)
Above: A picture of the greatest leader the Australian Labor Party ever had. On the right is Julia Gillard.
Bob Carr has been grossly maligned this week for daring to speak the truth about the trials and tribulations of being the world's greatest mind trapped in the body of middle-power foreign minister.
But in yet another measure of his great mercy and forbearance, it has come to my attention that his controversial diary has already been heavily censored and moderated.
Fortunately, in yet another groundbreaking EXCLUSIVE, I have obtained the original entries detailing what His Excellency the Honourable Imperator really wanted to say…
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Joe Hildebrand –, Thursday, April, 03, 2014, (11:54pm)
There has been a huge amount of misinformation, hand-wringing and bile this week about comments I made supporting the reporting of child sex abuse. Now it's time to cut the crap.
Child sexual assault is the most repugnant crime that any human being can commit. In the pantheon of hateful, despicable, obscene acts that people perpetrate against each other on a daily basis, child abuse reserves a special place on the scale of atrocity.
It is by its very nature the most cowardly, predatory and manipulative crime an adult can engage in. For the victim its effects are crippling, lifelong and unimaginable to those who haven't suffered it.
It is perhaps only now, thanks to the national royal commission into institutional abuse, plus another two state inquiries in Victoria and NSW, that many are realising the full scale and impact of the godless horrors committed under the auspices of religious and secular organisations.
But as if that wasn't sickening enough, there is also the sleeping giant of abuse committed in the family home.
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Joe Hildebrand –, Thursday, March, 27, 2014, (9:09pm)
Above: Arthur Sinodinos wonders how he's going to explain this one to the wife.
Wives are funny things, although don't try telling them that unless you like the taste of dog food.
If ever further proof was needed that the battle of the sexes has been fought and won then look no further than the sorrowful faces of Arthur Sinodinos and James Hird this week.
Until recently both these men were untouchable golden boys in their respective fields: James in the pantheon of football and Arthur in the pantheon of politics, which is basically football for nerds.
As boys clubs go, they don't come much thicker and tighter than the Liberal Party and the Essendon Football Club. When triggered they close ranks faster than a bear trap.
Continue reading 'EXCLUSIVE: DEAR ARTHUR AND HIRDY, WE HUSBANDS UNDERSTAND'
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Joe Hildebrand –, Thursday, March, 20, 2014, (10:54pm)
Above: The King of Spin takes his lady for a spin.
There is a popular misconception that the PR agent and the journalist are natural enemies. This is wholly untrue.
Having said that there is a big difference between being a journo and being a spin doctor – about 10 to 15 years from what I can gather.
For the fact is that many journos go on to become communications professionals. Indeed, some go on to become communications ministers.
This is one of many reasons why the PR industry is in fact good for journalists. Maybe not so much in the here and now but so we can have somewhere to retire to.
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Joe Hildebrand –, Thursday, March, 13, 2014, (11:03pm)
There is nothing greater that a nation can ask of its citizens than to offer to lay down their lives in the defence of their country. And for those who choose to do so it is the noblest of actions.
That is my belief, and the belief of virtually all Australians, as it should be.
The impact of that choice can be devastating, not just for those who lose their lives in the line of duty, nor indeed just those who are physically injured, but also for those who bear scars that are invisible to the eye.
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Joe Hildebrand –, Thursday, March, 06, 2014, (10:45pm)
Above: Suck on that, rest of world.
The whole country has been abuzz recently with talk about where our future King and Queen, their respective majesties Wills and Kate, are going to go on their latest working holiday.
For example there has been much controversy about the fact they are not going to visit Melbourne – a city which dismantled its own giant sightseeing wheel after someone got to the top and realised there was nothing really to see – but will be going to Adelaide – a city which never wasted its time building a sightseeing wheel in the first place.
Of course they will be spending a lot of time in Sydney – a city with countless spectacular sights but in which no one can afford to live – and, due to the unpleasant contractual obligations that beset heirs to the British throne, Canberra.
But amid all the arguments about the Harbour Bridge versus Uluru versus the Opera House versus Melbourne's fine array of purveyors of organic rooftop vegan honey, we locals know that in fact none of these things represents the true character of our fine nation.
And so, for the benefit of the Duke and Duchess, I hereby present the 25 things about Australia that are truly great…
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Joe Hildebrand –, Thursday, February, 27, 2014, (9:34pm)
Above: Yes, that's right. They were there the whole time.
There are problems that are so infinitesimally small, so thoroughly insignificant in the face of the planet's multitude of woes, that they automatically become the worst thing in world.
First amongst them, of course, is a man getting a cold. This is well-documented and universally acknowledged by almost half of the population – and the other half would no doubt acknowledge it too if they weren't too busy selfishly doing the housework and raising the kids.
Indeed, such are the debilitating effects of man-flu that the manufacturers of the anti-hayfever drug Telfast recently felt the need to publish an article on their website explaining to people who believed they were in the throes of an allergic reaction that they may in fact simply be catching a cold.
Diplomatically, the article does not specify to which particular type of person this message is directed but nor does it have to. The accompanying picture of an afflicted male sobbing into his handkerchief is enough.
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Joe Hildebrand –, Friday, February, 21, 2014, (3:53pm)
Above: "Chumpy" Pullin prepares for the freezing conditions at Sochi with his unconventional "melted snow board".
The Sochi Winter Olympics has been nothing but a series of disasters, embarrassments and broken dreams.
And so, needless to say, I have been enjoying it immensely.
However this does not mean Australia has any business being there.
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Joe Hildebrand –, Thursday, February, 13, 2014, (11:14pm)
Above: Some information about Sydney taxis.
Every once in a while you come across a concept so ridiculous, so utterly moronic and counterintuitive that there are only two options: Either it was thought up by the Greens or it happened in Sydney.
Imagine yourself at home on a Friday night – or tightarse Tuesday if you're my friend Darrin – and dialling up your local pizza delivery shop.
Once you've placed your order and, in Darrin's case, had a long argument about the expiry date on the coupon, you go to hang up.
But just before you do so the operator on the other end of the line says: "Oh, by the way, your pizza might not actually arrive."
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© 1989, 2001 James Beard
Yield: Serves six
- 1 large onion, finely chopped
- 2 green peppers, seeded and diced
- 5 tablespoons butter
- 2 tablespoons cooking oil
- 4 cups or more diced, cooked chicken
- Salt and freshly ground black pepper to taste
- Tabasco to taste
- 1½ teaspoons dried tarragon
- ½ cup chopped parsley
- ½ cup blanched almonds or broken walnut meats
- 8 eggs, lightly beaten
- ¾ cup freshly grated Parmesan cheese
Sauté the onion and green pepper in the butter and oil until just wilted. Add the chicken and mix well. Add the seasonings, herbs, and almonds, and toss. Press the chicken down well in the skillet, cover, and cook over medium heat for 2 or 3 minutes. When the chicken is heated through, pour in the beaten eggs mixed with the cheese and cook over low heat until set. If practicable, place under the broiler for 2 or 3 minutes to brown.
© 1989, 2001 James Beard
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Nutritional information includes 3/4 teaspoon of added salt.
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Nutrients per serving (% daily value)
518kcal (26%)
238mg (24%)
40mg (67%)
243mcg RAE (8%)
388mg (129%)
652mg (27%)
16g (81%)
37g (56%)
3mg (19%)
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We went To Danna with our two daughters (15 & 11) for 5 days, it was our first time in Malaysia and in Langkawi. It was very difficult to make a decision on the hotel, so we read all the reviews on TA, Booking.com and Hotels.com., and finally picked The Danna. The staff (Ahmed) on check-in was very helpful and friendly. The rooms are specious, bathrooms are huge. The partition between the room and the bathroom is a wooden sliding shatters (jalousie style) won't give any privacy, so be careful when using the toilet . We had the sea view, it was wonderful to watch boats, and the sky line changing with the weather. I liked the marina view, but they didn't have the interconnecting rooms for our family on that wing. The breakfast was little unorganised, but I general service staff are trying their best. It's better to go earlier – before 9am – it won't be that busy, and you'll get everything in time. The nearest small town with a lot of small shops and restaurants is just a few minutes' drive. If you don't want to take a taxi, there are around 6-7 restaurant on the marina side. We had dinner two times in "Tapas" (very good food!) and one time in Italian (was O.K.). The cable car is very close to the hotel, and also Seven wells waterfall, which I would recommend to visit. The location of the hotel is perfect, I would definitely recommend to stay there. Out of curiosity we went to check recommended Casa del Mar and Berjaya, and we were happy that we chose The Danna – it's much-much better than those two!
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- Seated on a legendary island of Langkawi, Malaysia, The Danna Langkawi is a reflection of a timeless luxury vacation hotel that nestles against a backdrop of nature's beauty. This 5-star luxury beachfront hotel in Langkawi offers an elite holiday experience, allowing you to find supreme comfort amidst an inviting ambience while admiring the unrivalled views of the white sandy beach, marina bay, sea and verdant green hills. Amid the solitude and serenity of the island, return to the heyday of the British empire and immerse yourself in colonial splendor, coupled with modern amenities and a dash of exotic intimacy. The distinct British colonial design of The Danna Langkawi is complimented by Malaysian influences that embrace the future while paying tribute to the past. The Danna Langkawi is the winner of TripAdvisor Traveler's Choice, HAPA Platinum Service Excellence award,HAPA GOLD Resort of the Year award, HAPA GOLD Signature Luxury resort and Expedia Insiders' Select 2013. ... more less
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|NiGHTS was weird as a mascot character. He should have just slapped a suit of armour and jetpack onto an opossum or something.
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Well, that's pretty silly reasoning - they've got the same characters, but they're different games. MvC2 isn't just "the exact same thing as everything since X-Men: Children of the Atom but with more characters".
The main reason they might be off-putting is issues of being unbalanced/broken in intolerable ways - MSH isn't quite so bad, Spider-Man and Wolverine are just really strong (and Wolvie has an easy infinite). Marvel vs Capcom though...Double War Machine all day long, wooooo...oooo...
It's good to see Marvel Super Heroes in particular get more spotlight though, it's a great game that never gets enough credit.
Also unlike MvC2 they're not hideous.
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Coming back from Evolution this past weekend, I was able to get a quick playthrough of MvC:O. The gameplay for MvC hasn't changed. I was amused seeing Stryder, Wolvie, Red Vemon and Gold War Machine here and there, terrorizing all of the newer player. I also noticed that players in the know were able to do the code to select Sentinel assist so I'm assuming all of the old codes still work.
Personally, I would rather see XMen vs. Street Fighter instead of MSH since it does fit the title better.
Also, I agree with Todd's assessment of the package. There's really no reason why people who purchase this game and feel invested to keep playing in the long haul.
Sure it'll be a fun nostalgia trip the first week but these two games are dated and won't kickstart a competitive community anytime soon. Like when Capcom released MvC2 and 3S online, the amount of public lobbies and player variety dropped horribly a month in. And let's be honest, those two games headlined EVO for nearly eight years.
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|I might have to look into Nights. Both for the reason that I'm curious about the game, but also because I hope it encourages Sega to look into getting Panzer Dragoon Saga on LiveArcade as well. (And the Wiistore and the Playstation Store as well -- I think everyone should be able to experience this brilliant game regardless of which console they own.)
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That's an interesting question, as many of us have known, FFVII has been on Steam's servers for at least 3 years now (the last time being updated in 2010) So it's hard to say, but I honestly don't think so, lol
They probably just coded in the achievements and the stat thing and left it be (as I remember, the PSN version's "Aeris" is still intact) I do hope though that they changed out the audio from the original PC version with that from the PS1.
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Even if the JJBA game doesn't wind up getting an english release because of the license issues/lack of interest, the PS3 isn't region-locked and most fighting games already have a decent amount of english in the Japanese version. Plus if they managa to follow the manga's storyline I assume most people interested in the game would already know what it's about.
Just hoping they don't pull an Atlus and region-lock it. Kind of wonder how aware they are of music copyrights over here.
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|It will interesting to see what the JJBA roster is like; even if they only take four character per arc it'd still be a sizable roster.
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|FF7 already came out on PC back when it came out on PSX. I have the game from back then. This isn't new for PC owners, just the ones that didn't buy it the first time.
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This. I remember trying it on Windows 7 and it didn't even start up.. its made for archaic operating systems. This is just updating it the modern times so people can actually play it on PC again.
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Fixed. Though admittedly, it probably would have cost them a hefty ~$500 in wages and ones of man-hours to release a Windows 7 compatibility patch for the existing PC version, so I guess they need to recoup their investment .
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I know there was a Vista patch, and I'm sure someone's worked out a Win7 version, but like I said, the game wasn't designed for modern processing power. I think I managed to get up to the motorcycle chase, which I couldn't beat because I couldn't hit the enemies at 250 fps.
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If the new version does turn out to be an updated version of the original PC port, you may be able to copy your saves over at least.
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So I attempted Tales of Abyss and utterly hated the hero and couldn't finish.
With that in mind can someone recommend a Tales game to me where the main hero isn't a crybaby jerkface?
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Tales of Vesperia. There's a reason why Yuri Lowell is one of the most beloved main protagonists ever in all of the Tales series so far.
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It's time once again for me to clarify my position on spanking. I arrived at this reluctant conclusion because twice in the last week, I've been informed that I believe in it - which is not exactly true.
(Note: The following is part of a series of articles looking at the history and evolution of agriculture in Georgia and Bulloch County.)
Again, recent temperatures belie the season, but it truly is the month of November in south Georgia. Whether warm or crisp, it's the season to be thankful for a bountiful harvest: the love of family and friends and all the memories both have provided throughout the year. Incorporate a spirit of thankfulness in every day with each event, feast or fellowship. Be grateful for the minutiae and the mighty, and enjoy the beauty of November with those you love.
I have had a certain amount of interest concerning John Forbes Nash Jr. ever since Julie and I saw the very loosely-based movie on his life, "A Beautiful Mind." I also liked the fact that he was born in Bluefield, West Virginia - only a hop, skip and jump from Huntington - and I could claim a certain amount of kinship. The man was a mathematical genius, a schizophrenic and pretty odd. I do not claim any of what I just wrote as kinship. His basic theory was, "any abstract Riemannian manifold can be isometrically realized as a submanifold of Euclidean space."


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