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Resident Evil 6 and the Death of Camp
Capcom's horror series looks better than ever, and its designers aim to incorporate a tone to match.
Anyway, RE6 still has its ridiculous moments. Besides Sherry, who now looks like a militarized girl scout, the game's two female allies (one being Leon's partner Helena Harper, the other his mission control operator) so far have that distinct anime-in-CG look to them. That is to say, they're slim, dressed in women's suits with their shirts unbuttoned far enough to reveal more cleavage than is workplace-appropriate, and sport a little too much glossy lipstick -- conspicuous, out-of-place eye candy, in other words. And at the end of the demo sequence, Leon spots a couple of men on a closed circuit monitor; they're standing in front of a camera holding up signs begging for help, somehow unaware of a shuffling zombie horde that slowly (and presumably noisily) overtakes them from behind. One man goes down screaming, yet the other continues waving his sign until a zombie grabs him, too. Only then does Leon stop watching and declare the need to spring into action and save the men, who are clearly dead. Why didn't the men run? Why did they assume someone capable of helping was watching the CCTV? Why didn't Leon dash to save them before their brains were eaten? Sure, it's just a video game, but such completely nonsensical sequences are jarring -- especially when so many other details of the game are oh-so-right. To the game's credit, Helena responds with a no-duh rebuttal that it's entirely too late to help them.
While these minor missteps didn't go unnoticed, people didn't focus on them nearly as much as they did another detail: Leon's body language. On the contrary, it made the strongest impression by far. I don't mean his mo-capped behavior in cut scenes, but rather how he moves and reacts while in the heat of action. Come to a halt near a wall and he puts out his arm to lean against it. Lightning flashes unexpectedly and he jumps slightly. Descend a staircase and round the corner at the foot of the stairs and he grabs the bannister to steady himself. These little details create an incredible connection between the characters and the environment around them -- the sensation that Leon is a part of the world, not simply a robotic object moving through it.
And the environments are fantastic in their own right. The demo we saw took place in a mansion where the U.S. President was set to give a speech before succumbing to a zombie virus and being put down by Leon with a bullet to the newly undead presidential skull. Every room and hallway of the building was uniquely designed and crammed with detail, the most impressive being the banquet room that Leon had to traverse twice. Though set up for dinner with plates and balloons all about the room, it was clearly the scene of some sort of panic, as tables were disturbed and chairs overturned. While the first trip through the room simply involved navigating the upset chairs, the return trip took place in near-total darkness illuminated only by occasional flickers of lightning -- a genuinely eerie setting.
In fact, that eeriness (and the audience's detachment from it) was the only major sour note to Capcom's RE6 demo presentation. The fact that we saw a guided demonstration rather than a playable one made gauging the actual feel of the game difficult. I saw hints that the mansion might offer space for a touch of free-roaming and exploration, similar to the one in the original Resident Evil... but since the game's designers were critical-pathing it for the sake of time and efficiency, there's no way to know how much RE6 is a creepy setting designed to be explored, Silent Hill-like, and how much is simply a long corridor of zombies to be blasted. Later, I heard a couple Capcom employees discussing their disappointment that such a rich, moody sequence of the game was spoiled for us through this hands-off experience; the environment and sound design should create the sensation that the situation could explode into a zombie attack at any moment, but now everyone who's seen the demo (or read the press' spoiler-ridden impressions of it) will know when and where things go down rather than experiencing it all afresh and jumping at every shadow and bolt of lightning, just like Leon does.
Fortunately, RE6 looks to be a fairly sizable game with its three different scenarios, so I can only assume Leon's introduction is far from the only moment of tension. If Capcom can deliver a game that remains as appealingly detailed and engrossing as its first 30 minutes, though, RE6 will absolutely go down as a highlight of the series. It seems to lack the innovation of many of the earlier titles, but what it offers instead is considerable refinement and an abandonment of the older games' campiness and other childish things in favor of a new and more convincing horror game. Capcom also announced that it's pushing the game's release forward from November to October, so we'll see whether or not RE6 truly raises the standard in just half a year from now.
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Get Artsy Capcom!!!Posted: Apr 20, 2012 12:00AM PST by dpepinmarquette
I hope this one doesn't force co-op like 5 did. I rarely ever play co-op and hated having the crappy AI second player in my way all the time. I played it for about 1-2 hrs and brought it back for a full refund. Luckily I had bought it used(Which I actually rarely do). I loved RE4 I really did, but its really getting old. Seeing as its been rereleased for how many systems and as a digital download. I wish they would take some risks with RE and go for a more surreal creepy hooror game than a shooter that is kind of creepy. Cmon Capcom get artsy with it.
Cannot Wait!!Posted: Apr 14, 2012 12:00AM PST by ExhaledHippo
This Resident Evil looks to be the best in the series in a long time.
I just hopePosted: Apr 14, 2012 12:00AM PST by SuperSledge
that the game is creepy because RE5 wasn't and I hope you can aim and walk at the same time
Not sure you can have bothPosted: Apr 14, 2012 12:00AM PST by Pombar
At least not without severely compromising the moving shooting - panic in survival horror very frequently comes from the 'fear through limitation' angle, and it turns into Gears of War when you're given total freedom of movement and shooting. Besides, static shooting adds a more risk-reward tactical element to it rather than reducing it to blind run 'n gun gameplay.
I'll get...Posted: Apr 12, 2012 12:00AM PST by ghost_7
...(assuming it's any good) the eventual Resident 6 "Complete" Edition from Gamestop's bargain bin at some point. ghost_7's gaming rule #7...NEVER PAY full price for a Capcom New release/title. Besides...there will be Bioshock infinite and Borderlands 2 among many other titles from FAR more respectable developers to keep me busy. My .02
I agreePosted: Apr 14, 2012 12:00AM PST by SuperSledge
I bought RE5 for $20 and that felt like the right price to me
Cant waitPosted: Apr 11, 2012 12:00AM PST by messmann25
this game looks legit, and cant wait for another new RE game after operation raccon city wasent exactly what i thought it was gonna be
Resident YawnPosted: Apr 11, 2012 12:00AM PST by SaviorMachine
I really, really enjoyed the Zeno's Paradox reference... well played.
It's not the first...Posted: Apr 11, 2012 12:00AM PST by Juancho8199
to use western mocap and voice actors. Say what you will about gameplay or the lack of scares, but RE5's cutscenes were superbly directed by an American director (Jim Sonzero) and Produced by an American production company (Just Cause) and designed by an American design house (yU+co)... all of whom were hired by Capcom and Yoshiaki Hirabayashi to do exactly what you're talking about: eliminate cringeworthy dialog and performances which can occur because of cultural dissonance. As a result, RE5's cutscenes were significantly higher quality than previous Capcom games in the cutscene department and the fact that the same Production company is working on RE6 is proof that Capcom agrees.
Nice write upPosted: Apr 11, 2012 12:00AM PST by thetruth101
I liked learning more insight about it as well. I loved the new trailer and can't wait to move and shoot while getting down on some new play styles with some of the other characters. It's going to be a great time when this one comes out. I can feel it.
Early release is great and all...Posted: Apr 11, 2012 12:00AM PST by straiven
But we all know that thanks to the DLC age we are now a part of Capcom has an excuse to release an unfinished product. Bioware got away with it so what's to stop them? Still, I'm excited to play the game. Been a fan of the series since the very first one when I went up to Babbages ( remember them? lol) and asked for a copy. The girl behind the counter asked if I was the person who pre-ordered it. I said yeah. She got out the game. I gave her the money. I went home with someone elses game. Oh. And it was the last copy. lol
Okay...Posted: Apr 11, 2012 12:00AM PST by Rennik_Repotsir
Story: Check...
Graphics: Check...
Animation: Check...
I hope the actual game is good.
this is game anywayPosted: Apr 10, 2012 12:00AM PST by amri.rizqi
too much for realistic sense on your write, this is game anyway :)
ActingPosted: Apr 10, 2012 12:00AM PST by feitclub
Great points about the original game's faults acting as a defense against the passage of time. Surely such a thing could never have been planned, yet that's how it went down.
I will say that the acting in RE5 was. at the time, a high water mark for the series. In particular, Chris and Wesker played off each other very well. Glad to hear that 6 will at least maintain if not surpass that level.
NOT BUYING...Posted: Apr 10, 2012 12:00AM PST by popozao
New that is. CAPCOM can rot for their DLC crap. Vote with your wallet/purse.
amenPosted: Apr 14, 2012 12:00AM PST by SuperSledge
I'm so tired of game companies holding out content as dlc
Skipping itPosted: Apr 10, 2012 12:00AM PST by luminaire28
just like i have skipped every RE game since RE4. The games are nothing but tps now and i am tired of the generic shooter genre as a whole(fps and tps). The only way i'll get a RE game again is if they stop forcing co-op, make the game survival horror again by making ammo hard to come by and few powerful weapons, and bring in a scary atmosphere. That or remake RE2 the exact same way RE was remade on Gamecube which means do not touch the controls, keep the puzzles, add in some new areas and enemies(crimson heads), but keep the pre-rendered backgrounds to make the game gorgeous.
HonestlyPosted: Apr 10, 2012 12:00AM PST by luminaire28
never had problems with the old RE controls, i had more problems with the controls in the ps1 version of Tomb Raider. There used to be a time when numerous games had different control styles so you had to do this thing called "adapt" which didn't take long.
Co-op ain't bad... IF...Posted: Apr 11, 2012 12:00AM PST by Sablicious
You do it like in John Carpenter's The Thing. Where your co-op buddy may or may not be about to kill you and you simply do not know but must still rely on each other co-operatively.
That kind of psychological tension would make co-op survival-horror work. Otherwise, it just descend into pew-pew, no matter with way you twist the zombie's head.
NakkPosted: Apr 11, 2012 12:00AM PST by luminaire28
The demo of RE5 was enough for me to know that Capcom went tps with the series. I remember a time when if you wanted a shooter Resident Evil wasn't the best choice to go with, but as Capcom has even stated there is more money to be made with shooters than atmospheric survival horror. It's a pity that this gen is nothing more than the "screw creativity let's just go with what sells the most" gen. Silent Hill has gone to shit as well, Team Silent were the only ones that could make a good Silent Hill game, many of them are who made the Siren games. These Western Devs that Konami have hired just recycle stuff from SH2 each time it seems. Oh and i'm not paying money for a bad port job of last gen games and that is what the Silent Hill HD "Collection" is even according to the creator of the series.
The only problem I have with REPosted: Apr 10, 2012 12:00AM PST by RedRum6x3
The RE series is no longer scary. They're still good games, but the chill factor is 100% gone.
YEAPosted: Apr 14, 2012 12:00AM PST by nino81
It was designed to be scary; the world of survival horror????? Hello??? Wasn't designed to be a shooter, it was designed to scary and involve the gamer into a world of unsuspecting events that seem to have surprises around every corner. You were never meant to expect what would happen next, however like RED RUM said, they have seem to lost their edge. These newer games are more predictable than they use to be, they could learn or thing or 2 from the Dead Space series, now thats still scary! Now after wathing the game trailers for the new game, it seems like they went back to their roots. Damn good game again!
yeahPosted: Apr 14, 2012 12:00AM PST by SuperSledge
They really need to have a scary game instead of just an action game (RE5), Def need more limited ammo (can't believe I said that) because infinite or nearly infinite ammo is not scary, I'd like the ability to use the enemies weapons also, more melee
Great article...Posted: Apr 10, 2012 12:00AM PST by D'ark Ouer
I have high hopes for this game. I enjoyed RE4 quite a lot, though I really could never get into 5...
I just hope that capcom suits do not spoil this game by deciding to hold back content from gamers, and then later selling it as DLC, as they are prone to do...
Why I Love 1UPPosted: Apr 10, 2012 12:00AM PST by HungerArtist
For unorthodox and eccentric previews like this. Jeremy you always offer an interesting perspective -- mo-cap and cultural uncanny valleys in this case. Great work brother.
GreatPosted: Apr 10, 2012 12:00AM PST by Teh_Bard
That was a great preview, I hadn't previously considered the disconnect between voice acting and mo-cap, and any cultural disparity that might have been present, but looking back to Resident Evil 4 even, with the way Ashley ran with those effete arm movements, it totally becomes obvious.
RE2...Posted: Apr 10, 2012 12:00AM PST by JX333
Was awesome because of all the content it had, you went through both the scenarios, and could start it over with the opposite character choice and have events play differently. When RE3 came out, I felt like it wasn't as much content as RE2, and after 3 I just stopped caring. I know 4 is supposed to be awesome but I just lost interest by then... so hopefully this will bring back the awesomeness of the old school meets new school approach. Time to grab the Blue Gem and unlock a door!
Early release = ...Posted: Apr 10, 2012 12:00AM PST by Sablicious
Plenty of unfinished / stripped content to fleece consumers with as DLC.
Most interesting part of this article: the link the empirical explanation to 'uncanny valley'!
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Only the guinea pig for sale (no cage or supplies). He is approximately one year old and is a sweet little guy who loves exploring! We are unable to care for him any longer and hope to find him a good new home.
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I have young Peruvian guinea pigs available that would make great pets or for breeding that are unlike the typical pigs that you normally see. These are from my breeding program of "cream and white" and "red and white" long hairs. These are not your ordinary run-of-the-mill guinea pigs but show quality Peruvians. Peruvians have multiple swirls in their hair which grows very long and they ...
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Very sweet and lovely bearded for sale. I'm moving out of state and it's too far of a trip to take him with me. He's approx 22 inches long. Has never attempted to bite me. All around good beardie. He comes with everything you see. Tank, light fixtures, decorations, etc. I want the perfect life for him so he has to go to someone good.
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I have 1 doe Liondutch and 2 buck Liondutch bunnies for sale. Asking $25 each
I also have a Holland Lop Buck (fourth picture) for sale. Asking $45
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Lots of ratties over 50 to choose from. All are dumbos and are hairless carriers. Please don't ask or individual pics. They are all use to being handled. Males, females, blues, blacks, Himalayan,silver's, hairless. Haired $5, hairless$10ea. In Wabash
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Have 2 female sugar gliders
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These make great pets - they are very friendly and get along great. Both are fixed which has greatly helped with their smell. We originally got them last spring but haven't been giving them a lot of time and attention so they should find someone who can really enjoy them!
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Sweet fun Pet rat loves to be sit on your shoulders asking a rehomeing fee he is a black
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new Zealand and califorina rabbits have all color phases of the new zealands white red an black all ages available from 8wks up Please contact 317-285-9716
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Two awesome plated lizards. Extremely social! They need to be re-homed together. $75.00 for both I can sell the large enclosure with all accessories and lights for an additional $100. They are about two years old.
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Mini Pigs $250 Taking Deposits. Ready in 6 weeks. 6 Girls 3 Boys. Call or text 304-412-6337
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I have beautiful castor colored Mini Rex Bunnies: both males and females are available. These adorable bunnies are show quality - perfect for a 4-H project or as a friendly companion - they do meet breed standards. Sweet tempered and handled often. You can contact me by e-mail:[email removed] or phone: 231-924-7556 for more info and much better photos of current bunnies available! Due to my ...
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The Case for Progressive Dispensationalism
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Debate abounds on the future of Israel and Israel's relation to the church, not only between dispensationalists and non-dispensationalists, but among dispensationalists themselves. In the past that debate has sometimes been acrimonious, and proponents of the differing viewpoints have found little common ground. In recent years, however, views have been modified and developed so that the dialogue is increasingly by cooperation and a mutual exploration of diverse ideas. The Case for Progressive Dispensationalism is intended to enlighten the debate in that same irenic spirit. The book is solidly dispensational in perspective in affirming that the Old Testament prophecies are completely fulfilled in the future, that the nation of Israel has a prophetic future, and that Israel is not the church. Dr. Saucy departs from classic dispensationalism, however, in showing that (1) the fulfillment of Old Testament prophecy begins in the present church age, and (2) the church is not a parenthesis in God's program but represents a continuity with the Old Testament messianic program. This modified dispensationalism seeks to satisfy many of the objections of non-dispensational approaches to eschatology while retaining the crucial elements of biblical interpretation that characterize dispensational thought.
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Villanova guard Maalik Wayns scoffs at low NBA draft predictions
June 6, 2012
By MIKE KERN, Daily News Staff Writer
MAALIK WAYNS is well aware of the various projections. For what they're worth, most NBA mock drafts have the former Villanova point guard going somewhere in the bottom half of the second round on June 28. If they have him getting taken at all. He doesn't care. Nor should he. Because it only takes one team. And then it's going to be up to him to make something happen. "I look at a couple of people they have [rated] in front of me, and I feel as though I'm as good or better than them," said the Roman Catholic product, who left college a year early to pursue his lifelong dream.
76ers sign former Villanova and Roman Catholic High star guard Maalik Wayns
July 31, 2012
By John N. Mitchell, Inquirer Staff Writer
When the Sixers convene training camp in October, Villanova and Roman Catholic point guard Maalik Wayns will be among the hopefuls vying for a spot on the roster. While terms of the deal were not announced, Wayns' agent, Andy Miller, confirmed that Wayns had indeed signed the contract Monday morning. Wayns, a 6-foot-11/2 point guard who left school after his junior season, averaged 17.4 points per game on 41.4 percent shooting. He also averaged 4.6 assists per game. While the Sixers signed veteran point guard Royal Ivey to back up starting point guard Jrue Holiday, Wayns conceivably could make the team as a third point guard.
Villanova's Wayns to have MRI on knee
February 9, 2012
Villanova junior guard Maalik Wayns, who injured his left knee during Tuesday night's 74-72 win over Providence, underwent an MRI yesterday morning and he is scheduled to be fully evaluated today by Villanova team orthopedist Dr. Rob Good, of the Main Line Health System. The Wildcats play again next Wednesday at South Florida. - Mike Kern
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March 18, 2011
Amile Jefferson, a 6-foot-8 junior forward who led Friends' Central to the Pennsylvania Independent Schools championship this season, was named Thursday as the Gatorade boys' basketball player of the year for Pennsylvania. Jefferson averaged 18.5 points, 9.6 rebounds, and 1.8 blocks for the Phoenix (23-4). ESPNU ranks him as the No. 9 junior basketball player in the country. Jefferson is the third consecutive player from Southeastern Pennsylvania to receive the Gatorade honor. Maalik Wayns, of Roman Catholic, now with Villanova, won it in 2009.
Jefferson named Gatorade player of year
March 17, 2011
Amile Jefferson, a 6-foot-8 junior forward who led Friends' Central to the Pennsylvania Independent Schools championship this season, was named Thursday as the Gatorade boys' basketball player of the year for Pennsylvania. Jefferson averaged 18.5 points, 9.6 rebounds, and 1.8 blocks for the Phoenix (23-4). ESPNU ranks him as the No. 9 junior basketball player in the country. Jefferson is the third consecutive player from Southeastern Pennsylvania to receive the Gatorade honor.
Sources: Villanova's Wayns to hire agent
March 22, 2012
By Mike Kern, Daily News Staff Writer
As expected, Villanova junior guard Maalik Wayns will not be returning for his final season of eligibility. University sources have confirmed that the Roman Catholic product, who put his name into consideration for the NBA draft, plans to hire an agent. That would make it impossible for him to remove his name by the April 10 deadline. Villanova will release a formal statement Thursday morning. Everything Wayns said last week strongly indicated that this was the direction in which he was leaning.
Point guard Ty Johnson to transfer from Villanova
November 8, 2012
Sophomore point guard Ty Johnson will transfer from Villanova, coach Jay Wright announced Wednesday. The 6-foot-3 Johnson, of Plainfield, N.J., played in all 32 games last season for the Wildcats, making nine starts but mostly backing up Maalik Wayns. He averaged 3.3 points, 1.0 rebounds, 2.0 assists, and 17.7 minutes. His 65 assists were second on the team to Wayns. Johnson was expected to challenge for the starting point guard position. But the Wildcats added two players who play there - junior transfer Tony Chennault and freshman Ryan Arcidiacono - and Johnson chose to go elsewhere.
76ers want ball in Jrue Holiday's hands
October 14, 2012
By John N. Mitchell, Inquirer Staff Writer
With players such as Andre Iguodala and Lou Williams gone, the 76ers will put the ball in Jrue Holiday's hands a lot more than they did last season. "Last year we had three or four guys who could handle the ball," Sixers coach Doug Collins said after the team's practice Friday afternoon at Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine. "In many instances, Jrue would give the ball up and get off the ball. Then maybe Lou might handle it, or 'Dre, or Evan [Turner] might handle it. " But Collins wants Holiday, who scored 27 points in the Sixers' preseason-opening, 102-95 victory in Orlando on Thursday, to be the primary ball handler this season because he believes the Sixers are better when he has the ball.
Villanova falls short to West Virginia in Big East opener
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MORGANTOWN, W.Va. - The final score won't suggest as much, but Villanova's young basketball team probably played its best game Wednesday night at the West Virginia Coliseum. Trouble was, it still wasn't enough. The Wildcats (7-6), who have five first-year players and no seniors, lost their Big East opener, 83-69, to a Mountaineers club that is actually younger overall. But they only trailed by three points with a little more than 4 minutes to go, before the hosts went on a 9-0 spurt.
Ty Johnson leaving Villanova
November 8, 2012
TY JOHNSON, a 6-3 sophomore point guard, is transferring from Villanova. Last season, he averaged 3.3 points in 17.7 minutes a game, making nine starts after breaking his foot in the summer. He also had 65 assists, which was second on the team. But it was becoming apparent that playing time might be an issue. Promising freshman Ryan Arcidiacono (Neshaminy High) looks as if he will start at one backcourt spot, and steady Wake Forest-transfer Anthony Chennault (Neumann-Goretti)
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At Cecil B. Moore Recreation Center, they lovingly call LeShadae Godfrey the " Lion King Lady. " For six months, Godfrey, who runs the crumbling North Philadelphia rec center's theater arts programming on a bare-bones budget, has been raising money to take a dozen kids to see the Broadway musical in New York City this month. Godfrey needed to raise $5,000. Cecil B. Moore, like all city rec centers, gets no money from the city for arts programming, besides budgeting for staffing and necessities.
All-Star Lowry a good example for Villanova players
February 13, 2015
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DURING THE SUMMER months, when the campus is deserted and many of their classmates are celebrating life as a college kid at the beach, the Villanova basketball players drag themselves to the Pavilion for practice. This is the price of a scholarship. When they start to congregate at 6:30 in the morning, they often see former Wildcat Kyle Lowry just winding down his own workout. The presence of the 9-year NBA veteran, who signed a huge NBA contract in July, always opens the eyes of the current players under Jay Wright's charge.
Haverford School hoops star Alston chooses Temple
October 2, 2014
By Matt Breen, Inquirer Staff Writer
Levan Alston was looking for his dad's old Temple jersey on Monday night, but the search through the family's West Philadelphia home was unsuccessful. Alston thought it would be the perfect complement when he announced Tuesday morning that he was following his dad's path to play basketball for the Owls. A few hours before the news conference, there it was. "I found it in a clutter of stuff in the basement," said Alston. "It was a nice find. " The 6-foot-4 guard unzipped his black sweatshirt to reveal his dad's cherry-colored jersey with the same No. 10 the younger Alston wears at Haverford School.
Top prospect Brunson commits to Villanova
September 12, 2014
BY MIKE KERN, Daily News Staff Writer firstname.lastname@example.com
AT ONE POINT, it looked as if Jalen Brunson was destined to go to Temple. His father Rick played for John Chaney some 2 decades ago. His mother Sandra played volleyball on North Broad Street. The family lived in South Jersey when he was growing up. As it turns out, the player Scout.com rates as the top point guard in the recruiting class of 2015 is coming to Philadelphia. But he'll be playing for a different Big 5 program from his dad's. Wednesday at Stevenson (Ill.) High, Brunson announced he will bring his talents to Villanova.
Former Villanova guards playing in Europe
August 1, 2014
TWO FORMER Villanova guards have signed to play for teams in Europe. For Roman Catholic High's Maalik Wayns, this will be the first time he's taking his game overseas. Allan Ray, who as a senior was part of the Wildcats' 2005-06 Final Eight run, is making his eighth stop in six seasons (he sat out in 2009-10 with a knee injury). Wayns, who left college a year early and spent part of the last two seasons in the NBA with the Sixers and Los Angeles Clippers, will be suiting up for EuroLeague power BC Zalgiris, which is based in Kaunas, Lithuania.
Hilliard's a new breed of 'Nova guard
March 4, 2014
By Mike Sielski, Inquirer Columnist
Jay Wright did not build his reputation at Villanova, has not maintained a consistent measure of excellence in his basketball program over the last decade, with players like Darrun Hilliard. Hilliard is a Villanova guard, and for a long time, the term "Villanova guard" has carried a certain connotation, has conjured memories of certain players who played a certain way and fit a certain physical and stylistic profile. When one thinks of a "Villanova guard" during Wright's tenure as head coach, the names are familiar: Randy Foye, Allan Ray, Kyle Lowry, Mike Nardi, Scottie Reynolds, Corey Fisher, Maalik Wayns - none of them taller than 6-foot-4, all of them tougher than goatskin, each a key contributor to a nine-year stretch that saw the Wildcats reach the NCAA tournament eight times, the regional semifinals four times, the regional finals twice, and the Final Four once.
Roman basketball star signs letter to play at Penn State
November 15, 2013
BY AARON CARTER, Daily News Staff Writer email@example.com
KIMBERLY GARNER wiped tears from her eyes inside Roman Catholic high school yesterday on national signing day, as her son, Shep, took the podium and thanked coaches, teammates, trainers, friends and family for shaping his life and basketball career. However, when he paused and muttered "who else?" Mom attempted an assist by pointing to the sky. But, only silence followed as the senior still fumbled for words. Then finally . . . "Oh, and I thank God, too," Garner said with a smile as laughter filled the room.
Wright says Villanova has high expectations
October 24, 2013
BY MIKE KERN, Daily News Staff Writer firstname.lastname@example.com
LAST YEAR at this time, for the first time in a while, the expectations for Villanova's basketball team were, well, lukewarm at best. The Wildcats were coming off a 19-loss season and had to replace their starting backcourt of Maalik Wayns and Dominic Cheek, who'd both left for the pros a year early. But somehow, they figured out a way to get back to the NCAA Tournament, mostly because they beat three Top 5 teams, all in South Philly, as well as No. 17 Marquette on the Main Line.
Pitman power forward mades oral commitment to Villanova
June 20, 2013
BY MIKE KERN, Daily News Staff Writer firstname.lastname@example.com
ON THE THEORY that it's never too early to look to the future . . . Villanova's basketball program hasn't landed anyone for the recruiting class of 2014 yet. But the Wildcats received their first oral commitment for the year after that. Coach Jay Wright has won the battle for Tim Delaney, a 6-8 junior-to-be power forward from South Jersey's Pitman High. His coach is Kevin Crawford, son of Jim, the longtime Camden Catholic head man and onetime La Salle Explorer. Delaney, whose mother Janine Reynolds played for Saint Joseph's from 1986-90, can't even sign his national letter of intent until next November.
Wayns adjusting to being in new home with the Clippers
March 22, 2013
BY BOB COONEY, Daily News Staff Writer email@example.com
LOS ANGELES - For the first time in his life, Maalik Wayns is playing for a basketball team that isn't rooted in the Philadelphia area. The Roman Catholic and Villanova product signed his second 10-day contract on Tuesday with the Los Angeles Clippers after starting his NBA career this season as an undrafted free agent with the 76ers. Wayns played 21 games for the Sixers, including one start, and averaged 2.7 points. He scored a career-high 10 in a win over the Dallas Mavericks in November and dealt nine assists in a loss at Dallas in December.
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Unlike the US central bank and its counterpart on the continent, the Bank of England failed to support the banking sector with vital loans, Steinbrueck told the German parliament. He said the main reason Germany and the US avoided a run on a bank was the swift reaction of the European Central Bank and the Fed to lend billions of pounds at crucial moments.
He said: "The policy of the Fed and ECB to supply the market with liquidity was right. A central bank that didn't do this in Great Britain led to people standing in long queues outside."
Steinbruck, criticised at home for the multi-billion euro bail-out of industry lender IKB, stricken by the sub-prime crisis, added: "Just imagine if we'd had these kind of scenes in Germany that harked back to the 1920s."
His comments will embarrass Mervyn King, the Bank of England governor, who has sought to convince MPs and the City that he acted to support banks in need of finance last summer when the US sub-prime crisis triggered a credit squeeze.
King has maintained that he matched his counterparts with a more subtle, behind-the-scenes injection of liquidity and Northern Rock was brought down by a series of failures, mainly of regulation.
Steinbruck's comments also come at a sensitive time for the government, which is preparing to push through 2,000 redundancies at Northern Rock as part of an effort to stabilise its finances and pay back the estimated £25bn it owes the exchequer.
The Newcastle-based bank, which was nationalised in February, will enter talks with unions next week to discuss how to reduce the workforce by around a third from its peak of 6,000.
Unions are seeking promises from the bank that it will resist compulsory redundancies and rely instead on natural turnover and volunteers.
A spokeswoman for the union said a team of negotiators headed by national officer Karen Reay plans to sit down with the bank's management on Thursday to begin thrashing out a deal.
Ron Sandler, the bank's chairman, said an HR1 form, which is legally required ahead of a mass redundancy programme, would be sent to ministers to clear the path for negotiations. He said he wanted to have a constructive discussion with unions during the required 90-day consultation period.
A spokesman for the bank said: "We are about to start a consultation with the unions. The process will start with a submission to the Government, which will go-ahead next week ahead of meetings with staff and unions."
It is understood the bank's precarious finances have put Sandler under pressure to accelerate the redundancy programme and achieve the cuts in a matter of months rather than several years originally envisaged by ministers.
The government is rapidly losing hope that the bank can minimise the political impact of the job cuts in its north east heartlands and will be forced to carry out swift and heavy compulsory redundancies.
Sandler said at the time of the nationalisation that the vast majority of job losses will be concentrated in Newcastle and not the bank's 78-strong branch network, which is key to its aims to boost saving deposits.
Repayment of the government's £25bn loan is the bank's first priority, but with the credit crunch continuing it is expected Northern Rock will be forced to delay payments. Competition in the savings market also remains intense, further harming its ability to raise funds and bolster its finances.