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Melancon warns of burglary spike
ACADIA PARISH - An drastic increase in burglaries in east Acadia Parish - mainly between Rayne and Mire - has authorities working overtime to catch the culprits. Sheriff Wayne Melancon says deputies are investigating a string of burglaries in Acadia Parish.
"Our detectives are currently working approximately seven home burglaries between the Rayne and the Mire area back there" says Melancon.
However, it's not just Acadia Parish that has seen an increase in property crimes.
"Speaking with our neighboring parishes, Lafayette and Saint Landry, they're also experiencing a number of daytime burglaries" says Melancon.
Melancon says there used to be a number of neighborhood watch programs in the area of Acadia Parish being hit the hardest by these burglaries, but many have fallen by the wayside. Melancon says residents need to get involved to help solve these crimes.
"What we're asking is, I guess you might say, be a nosy neighbor. Because you know what truck does belong there, what doesn't belong there. If you see something, call us."
Police provide guidance on how to start such programs, but don't deploy extra officers to help conduct the watch. The burden of sustaining a neighborhood watch is on the residents. Mire resident Gale Johnson says her neighborhood has a system in place to help ward off would be prowlers.
"We would turn on all of our porch lights to let them know that we knew they were out there, and that they didn't belong there" says Johnson
Jay Bernard lives nearby and had her vehicle robbed while she was out of town earlier this year. She says a neighborhood watch can greatly reduce these break-ins from happening.
"You're neighbors are right next door, they can help you know, they can be on the lookout and prevent things before they actually happen."
Though his department is pursuing several promising leads, Melancon emphasizes that public assistance is a vital tool for his department.
"You may help us solve and stop this ring of burglaries, we can get to the bottom of it, make some arrests, and get these urchins off the street."
If you would like to start a neighborhood watch in Acadia Parish, call the Acadia Parish Sheriff's Office at (337) 788-8788.


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The mission of the Parent Teacher Association
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'Alone', a Malayalam music video released in Jan, 2010. Cast & Crew Producer: Nasar Ibrahim | Director: Hari M Mohanan | Music: Rashee | Cinematographer: Jomon T John | Editor: Vivek Harshan | Colorist : Sunil | Art-Costume: Copybook Team | Artist Coordination: Lukmance, Cochin | Studio: 5 Frames, Chennai | Online: RGB, Chennai | Make-Up: Jijeesh | Programming: Sushin Shyam | Production Design: Jasif | Guitar: Varun Raj | Asst. Directors: Francis, Anoop Lal | Asst. Cinematographer: Praseed | Asst. Make-up: Bijeesh | Starring: Jithin Harid, Rashee, Aswini | Presented by Copybook Films in Association with StoryBox Its a journey to a place where a couple lived happily. That was the place they shared everything, the place where their dream started blooming. They never hid their emotions from each other. But as we all know every life and every bond is fragile. Yes, in life, fate rules. The relation changes its patterns. Fun goes upside down, she forgets to smile and even cry. He going to lose her, lose her very badly. After months of longing he decides to go back to the place they lived, just to be with her memories, just to feel her. The pain unfolds in all its depth, and in the end even god wants to send her back. For a beautiful beginning. A beginning which was already lost.


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Shakhes Pajouh International Engineering Research Institute has been granted Accreditation as an observer to the governing body of United Nation Environment Programme (UNEP)
Shakhes Pajouh International Engineering Research Institute recently has been granted another prestigious Accreditation for acting as an observer to the governing body of United Nation Environment Programme (UNEP). Besides an observer to the governing body of UNEP, Shakhes Pajouh Research Institute also can contribute and participate in the work of UNEP's Governing Bodies, such as the United Nations Environment Assembly (UNEA) of UNEP and its subsidiary bodies.
The United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) is an agency which coordinates its environmental activities and assists developing countries in implementing environmentally sound policies and practices. Its activities cover a wide range of issues regarding the atmosphere, marine and terrestrial ecosystems, environmental governance and green economy. It has played a significant role in developing international environmental conventions, promoting environmental science and information and illustrating the way those can be implemented in conjunction with policy, and working on the development and implementation of policy with national governments, regional institutions in conjunction with environmental non-governmental organizations (NGOs). UNEP has also been active in funding and implementing environment related development projects.
In 2013, following the mandate of the Rio+20 UN Conference on Sustainable Development, the 58-member governing body of UNEP adopted a resolution that created the United Nations Environment Assembly of UNEP. The resolution also established universal membership in UNEP, which includes all 193 UN member states, as well as stakeholders and observer states. UNEA is the main governing body of UNEP and the highest political forum on environmental issues, and is assigned the duty to ensure that sustainability is recognized as a global priority and monitor the active participation of relevant stakeholders in the governance on UNEP. UNEA holds inaugural session in June of 2014 which will focus on Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and the post-2015 development agenda, as well as illegal trade in wildlife. UNEA will also host a symposium on the environmental rule of law.


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Camille Roskelley teaches her tricks for a quick start to quilting success. Even brand-new quilters will see immediate results using pre-cut fabrics.
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They are a portmanteau no more.By Nate Jones
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It's often been said that adversity will either bring out the best or the worst in someone.
In life, everyone is given a challenge. For some, the opportunity to clear such an obstacle may require more of an effort in order to make a dream come true.
It is that rare display of determination and dedication that will allow those "challenged" to rise above and make the best out of what can be perceived as an unfair, and certainly, unwanted situation.
A very special group of individuals have proven that with a positive attitude, a strong desire to succeed and a competitive spirit every amateur and professional athlete should possess, all things are possible.
AMP1, the only organized team of amputees playing stand-up (versus wheelchair) basketball in the country, came to Baldwin Wallace University, in conjunction with Youth Challenge, to take on a team comprised of BW seniors in a benefit basketball game.
The event was organized to raise awareness about the physical capabilities of amputees when equipped with high performance prosthetics. Youth Challenge, with a local office in Westlake, is an organization that brings together children with physical disabilities and youth volunteers who enrich each other's lives through one-on-one participation in adapted sports and recreational activities.
Chris Garr, director of program services for Youth Challenge, was very pleased with the day and evening's entire event.
"This is such a great event for everybody involved," Garr said. "It's actually the first of its kind. We've got the AMP1 game and some wheelchair games featuring those from Youth Challenge. We do a lot of these types of performances throughout the year, while the AMP1 team speaks to many groups. We were in Fairview Park this morning speaking to the people about tonight's event and the concept behind Youth Challenge. The people at Baldwin Wallace have been great. They have helped make this special event possible. We really want to thank them for all of their assistance. We appreciate the opportunity to come here and use these great facilities to perform in front of a crowd."
And perform they did. The AMP1 team, comprised of players from all over the country, are described by Garr as your basic "gym rats." Oh, yes, these guys can play. They'll push the ball up the floor at every opportunity, or, if the defense gets back, they will look for the good shot.
Speaking of good shots, the AMP1 team had one of the better shooters on the floor in Richard Ramsey of Portland, Ore. A fine competitor who is missing his left arm, was putting on a shooting clinic that would have drawn the attention of NBA Hall of Famer Reggie Miller in terms of three-point accuracy.
Don't get the idea, though, that these players won't "mix it up" inside with quick drives to the basket, while demonstrating the ability to engage in some fierce and competitive rebounding—they will.
If the opportunity is there, the AMP1 team players will not show any signs of hesitation or shyness in taking the basketball it right down the middle of the lane looking for some contact. And if they get knocked to the ground, they simply do what they have only known to do throughout their lives — pick themselves up off the floor and go right back to work.
The BW senior team, that featured Olmsted Falls High School graduate Rachel Rossman, seemed to enjoy this rare opportunity, but found out that if they took their opponent lightly, it would show up on the scoreboard. Both teams put on a show that really delighted the crowd with efforts by the AMP1 team continuing to draw praise and admiration from the stands.
Young Eric Knotts, with two prosthetic legs, played for the BW team having both fans and teammates just waiting for one of his shot attempts to find its mark to erupt with an enthusiastic light bright enough to more than illuminate the Yellow Jackets gymnasium.
Knotts, with some great assistance from his Baldwin-Wallace University senior teammates, had several good looks at the rim, but just came up shy. Still, with each attempt, the fans were ready to celebrate with all of the excitement that is associated with a championship victory.
After each quarter, the fans were treated to some wheelchair basketball games featuring the Junior Cavaliers team against a team of BW student/adult volunteers. It was a fantastic display with children and adults simply wanting to play and enjoy the game they love to watch on television. There was an opportunity for some to emulate their favorite NBA star with one young man making a steal, quickly maneuvering his chair so as to "get out" on the fast break to take it all the way to the special floor-level basket where he threw down a two-hand slam reminiscent of a dunk by Miami Heat star and the 2013 NBA's MVP winner LeBron James—sorry Cavalier fans.
And after the monster-like slam, he moved toward the crowd with arm gestures to the tune of "let's hear it, let's get pumped." That unto itself drew one of the more louder ovations of the night.
This game featured many local participants representing Youth Challenge in Blake Weakland (North Olmsted), Jason James (North Ridgeville), Johnell Rivera (Cleveland) and Megan Beals (North Ridgeville).
These individuals all have a smile as wide as the one's on the faces of those they volunteer to help and work with each and every year.
The program also showcased Youth Challenge's "School of Dancing Wheels," an eight-person choreographed musical routine very well received by the audience.
The Youth Challenge program, in existence since 1976, features participants ranging in ages 4-25 with over 200 programs scheduled a year. There are many student volunteers that help make Youth Challenge what it is today. The program had several local student "Volunteers of the Month" last summer including St. Joseph Academy's Maggie Bishop, St. Ignatius High School's Steven Goff, Bay High School's Ian Janos and Westlake High School's Barbara Bobal, along with Lakewood-St. Edward High School student intern Nicholas T. Morris.
Leimkuehler , Inc, a key component for AMP1 basketball in specializing in prosthetics and orthotics since 1948, had many representatives on hand as well to bring further awareness and recognition to just how far the technological medical field has come in terms of not just saving lives, but making the lives of those missing limbs much more productive. Leimkuehler, Inc. has been caring for the prosthetic and orthotic needs of people in Northeast Ohio for 60 years.
The AMP1 team, with the help of Leimkuehler, Inc. and high-tech prosthetics, has been able to overcome lower limb amputations, birth defects and cancer in order to be able to go on and play able-bodied, non-amputee teams — and often win.
Well, the final numbers on the scoreboard may not have produced a victory for AMP1 regarding this particular game, but in reality, EVERYBODY left the Baldwin-Wallace University Ursprung Gymnasium a huge winner.
Everyone can continue to feel like a winner by getting involved. If one would like more information on these programs, contact Leimkuehler, Inc. at (216) 651-7788 or Youth Challenge at (440) 892-1001.
Two Youth Challenge acronyms proudly illustrates what everyone should take from watching all of the athletes who came to the Baldwin-Wallace gymnasium in 2013. TEAM: Time, Energy, Attitude and Making a Difference along with SCORE: Sports, Challenge, Opportunity, Recreation and Entertainment.
The night was all of those things. Mostly, it was a lesson in living life to the fullest with an understanding that each day is an opportunity to be successful. It is a way of life that commands both respect and admiration.
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In prepared remarks, Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump pushed the debunked claim that Google is "suppressing" negative information about Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton in its search results. The claim, which has been debunked by mainstream outlets and experts as "utter nonsense," originated in right-wing media and was also pushed by a Russian pro-Kremlin news site and the website of Trump's campaign CEO.
Following the first 2016 presidential debate, Fox News defended Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump's poor debate performance with an array of excuses and misinformation including misleading charts, "unscientific" online polling, and attacks on moderator Lester Holt. The network also offered Trump an immediate post-debate refuge with host Sean Hannity.
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The National Association of University Women (NAUW), Crowley Branch, celebrated the organization's 47th year with a Founders' Day Ceremony held at Israelite Baptist Church in Crowley on Sunday, March 30. The day started with a light breakfast and fellowship, followed by a processional into the church led by the president, Cynthia Winbush, and a spirit-filled message Rev. Ivan J. Lewis entitled, "What will you do with yours?" Afterward, the NAUW members participated in a ceremony facilitated by Winbush and Dr. Ezora Proctor in the church's fellowship hall facilitated. The members partook in a catered luncheon and enjoyed a sisterly fellowship.Betty Gums, Cheryl Lewis and Meridian Vallery were the hostess for this year's event. Those on hand for the occasion included, from left, Proctor, Lewis, Winbush, Hilda Jones, Pamela Thorns and Vallery.


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Historical Traveler Reviews Adler Cavalieri Florence
Great hotel! Highly recommend it!
My husband and I stayed at the Adler Cavalieri for two nights in late April 2005. The hotel staff was extremely welcoming, kind and helpful. We had tried to book reservations to the Uffizi a few days before and they said they were booked until May 11! The staff at the Adler Cavalieri were able to get us immediate reservations to the Uffizi as well as the Accademia. They provided us with a city map upon check-in, pointing out the "hot spots" as well as a few of their favorite shops and restaurants.
The room was very spacious (especially compared to the very small one we came from in Rome), was immaculately cleaned, had a great view of the garden courtyard, nice bathroom and my favorite part...they leave the yummiest chocolates on your pillow! What a great treat after returning to the room after a long day of sight-seeing! The hotel is also in a great location - very close to the main train station and we were able to walk everywhere - to the Uffizi, Ponte Vecchio, Palazzo Pitti, Accademia, Duomo.
We hope to return to Florence one day and we will certainly be staying at Adler Cavalieri when we do!
Terrific boutique hotel in great location
We just returned from our stay at Adler Cavalieri, and were extremely impressed by the quality of the service, the comfortable accomodations, and the proximity of the hotel to many sites we visited. The rooms are quite nicely decorated, immaculate, roomy and comfortable. We asked for rooms facing the back of the hotel, as it's on a noisy and not very attractive street. In addition to the rooms being quiet, they had very comfortable (firm) beds, roomy armoire-type furniture to store clothes, table with two chairs, desk, and french doors that opened to the outside, overlooking a charming garden and rooftops. The grey marble bathroom was a good size, immaculate with heated towel rack, great shower, and plenty of space to lay out toiletries.
The common rooms at Adler Cavalieri are all lovely and pleasant to be in - the spacious reading room with newspapers of the day, breakfast room that is charming and light, looking out on the garden area, and other nooks and crannies. What was most impressive to us, however, was the impeccable service, particularly the extremely competent concierge services provided to us during our three-night stay. The Hotel staff were able to get us tickets to the Uffizi, Galleria and Pitti Palace that otherwise were sold out, and made reservations for us at several charming restaurants they recommended, quite good food and value, steering us away from some of the more popular restaurants in the guide book that they felt were overpriced.
All in all, we highly recommend this hotel to anyone looking for a smaller, boutique hotel with excellent accommodations!
Enjoy your stay!
Was transferred to this hotel after the Hotel Ambascaitori had a water problem and could not honour our booking. Was aprehensive as had read many poor reviews of Florence hotels and did not know what to expect. We needn't have worried. The hotel has a grim external appearance but once inside it was quite different: well decorated and maintained and friendly staff. The room was not particularly large but enough for 2 and was spotless. The soundproofing was excellent and although we were on the first floor facing the street we never heard the traffic. Heating was terrific, it being a particularly cold spell when we stayed over, and we were warm as toats! The maid refreshed everything daily..............freshly pressed sheets & pillowcases, a whole range of towels, etc. The public rooms were attractive too........nice leather armchairs, wood panelling, etc. Breakfast was more than adequate with a generous selection of cereals, cold meats, sausages, bacon, scrambled eggs,etc. The orange juice could have been better but the fresh coffee more than made up for it..............with your choice of expresso, cappucicno or whatever you wanted. If you enjoy an afternoon cup of tea you'll end up with a generous teapot and a selection of small pastries.......well worth it! And if you are a fitness freak they also have a sauna & gym (extra charge) but we let our feet do the walking all across Florence as the Hotel is within walking distance of most of the city sights
Good, but not Fabulous
There is nothing wrong with this hotel, but we didn't think it matched the five star experience that previous reviewers gave. If you stay here, keep in mind that it is on a VERY busy section of street, and if your room is on the street side it will be noisy until about 1:00AM. Some of the staff are very sweet and helpful, others are downright surly and unpleasant. (We watched one clerk continue to tell every patron checking in that they did not have their reservation and that it would cost an extra 50 euro. if they could even find them a room...) We had to look at many rooms until we got the one we requested, but once we were in it, we found it a very pleasant room, with an excellent bed, and a nice bathroom. The only problem with the room itself is that there is very little storage space. There is a small wardrobe with three very small drawers, which is fine for one person, but really is not enough for two people staying five days. The breakfast is very good, and there are nice spaces to sit in all around the ground floor. (It was too cold to use the outdoor spaces, but they looked lovely) If you are dependant on WIFI internet, you will be reduced to sitting on a smalll couch in the lobby most of the time, but they do have it. (If you have trouble, there is only one staff member who can help, and he's only there sporadically.) It was a convenient location for us, since we were combining sightseeing with work at the conference hall. You can walk to anywhere from the hotel within about 10 minutes (as is true from most of Florence). All in all, we would certainly recomend this hotel, but do think it more of a three or four star experience. It is indeed a good value for the money, and if you know what to expect, is a nice place to stay in a very beautiful city
Great hotel, great location!
My husband and I stayed here for three nights last month. The hotel is very close to the train station, making it central to all sites. The front desk staff was very helpful and courteous, and provided us with excellent dinner recommendations, and maps. They also happily made reservations for us at the museums. We had a quiet inside room with a window facing the small courtyard. The linens were crisp, and the room was very clean. I highly recommend a visit to Florence, and to this hotel!
Excellent 4 star hotel!!!
First, the two month research my wife I made on the internet greatly paid off. We stayed in Italy the last weeks of July 2004 and this hotel of less than 2 years old is well-worth your stay. Minutes away from the main train station, the staff were very accomodating, the lobby, passages and our room were beautifully decorated and truly clean bathroom. Breakfast is served in a wonderful diningroom with great choices to start your day. We can sincerely recommend this hotel when you factor the price and quality in a big city like Florence. Trust me when I say that the pictures you see on their website are what you get, in fact its even nicer when you get there. (The other hotels we stayed at were Palladium in Rome, Ai Mori D'Oriente in Venice, Villa Latartana in Positano and La Minerva in Capri, all recommended).
Nice hotel
Good hotel, nice amenities, walking distance to the river (not close enough for a view). The staff was courteous and provided good restaurant recommendations - superior food at reasonable prices. When my cousin's wallet was stolen near the train station, the hotel staff went out of their way to help her obtain the necessary phone numbers.
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Company considering visual makeovers for Revolution.
"We are doing several experiments, including working with the original Super Mario Bros., with the new technology," said Iwata. "The game itself and the gameplay shall be identical, but the look will be different; it's possible that with Revolution, we may be able to see the old games with new looks."
The company isn't new to visual remakes. In 1993, Nintendo released Super Mario All-Stars on the SNES, which introduced new graphics for the first three Super Mario Bros. games.
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this could be good or badPosted: Jan 28, 2006 12:00AM PST by zeldajunkie
i think that this is a great idea but it also has alot of room for failure. unless they spend time on the games and not just move it to the revolution then it should be good. however im not sure how i feel about all of this since i played the remakes of the Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time & Ocarina of Time:Master Quest and they were mostly a waste of money since the graphics had been upgraded only slightly and the master quest felt like it was just thrown in. but im anxious to see how they do with this. and i agree that it should beat the 360!
Kick @$$Posted: Jan 08, 2006 12:00AM PST by resident_evilmaster
Its gona be great when nintendo makes remakes of old 2D and turn them into 3D games. They can remake the Mario, Zelda, and other series. I hope they don't screw up any classic thou. The Revolution should at least crush the 360 and match up to the PS3!!
RemakesPosted: Jan 02, 2006 12:00AM PST by ParryAldon
They should really remake Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask. Those two games are possibly the best Zelda games I've ever played, except for the obvious lack of console power at the time they were made. That could be fixed now though, and I don't care if it would take 2 days to download, I'd do it!
kids dont know nintendo !!!Posted: Oct 11, 2005 12:00AM PST by shaka-de-virgo
this will most likely be the best thing on revo ,kids who are like 15- didnt grow up playing games like contra oh donkey kong country,sonic ect. ,alot of them only know playstation or xbox so i say + point for revo ...
DIE XBOX360Posted: Jul 15, 2005 12:00AM PST by Nintendoian666
I know the rev. is gunna kill the 360, because the 360 isn't that impressive.
My beginningPosted: Jul 11, 2005 12:00AM PST by Mr.Bleskan
I was 7 years old when I got an NES for a birthday gift. I remeber putting a blanket over our upstairs tele to play super mario, excitebike and kung fu on the origional. Such fond memories of this twenty years later can only mean the best for a revamp of what truly started it all.
kirby post.Posted: Jul 01, 2005 12:00AM PST by the_metal_gear
Going into the wake of this years E3, I finally get a chance to watch EVERY E3 video this year. Noticing that all systems have at least one game to get exited about and then some I notice that the consoles are lacking in the side-scrolling department. Lately it seems only the GBA holds side-scrollers. Then I notice something. Viewtiful Joe and Kirby are the last side-scollers for the console. And don't get me wrong Viewtiful Joe is an amazing game but it seems that with a new Kirby coming out each year and each one being more amazing than the last Kirby may very well be the savior of the side-scroller genre. For those of you that don't know, Kirby is a fun, cute, short little game by Nintendo and Hal labs that is as fun as it is cute. Here at 1up it has even been said "This isn't the most masculine driven game" and many fanboys, casual players, and even people that have never HEARD of Kirby are getting mad, but back on the topic. The gameplay revolves around a system that we haven't seen before except in other Kirbys. You move down cute animated worlds striving to get a power to be able to fight back. From the get-go all you can do is some sort of a slide kick that really doesn't do much. As you move down the levels you see creatures that are maybe on fire or have spikes all over them. Now you may be saying; "alright, he has a power. Now how do I get it?" Well, unlike other games of the sort, this game handles it very simply. Merely press the suck button and basically EAT him. When you have swallowed him you get his power. It's that simple. Moving is easy and responsive in ALL of the adventures our little pink ball goes on and on some you hardly even have to press ANY of the buttons. Merely draw a rainbow and he will float along on that. Poking the bad guy stuns him and, while he is stunned, throwing Kirby into him takes his special abilities. One of the best in the series, Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards, you can get one power and then get another! The combonations are near endless. But the best part? Before you can get bored or tired or even when the cuteness can wearoff, the game is over. You beat the game too soon. But instead of needing more, it gives you amazing little minigames that are fun with friends and by yourself. While the minigames hold your attention on the one that is already out, the good folks at Hal labs are busy making you a new Kirby game. The new one on Gamecube is very shrouded in mystery and hidden in speculation and until Nintendo gives away the TRUE information everything here-after will be my hopes and some basic speculation. Will it be multiplayer? I feel so, yes. From what I have seen it goes only up to 4 player. Is it a sidescroller? It seems so from the gameplay I have seen. Are you going to be able to combine powers like in Kirby64? From what I have seen it is unclear but it seems that way. Will it have minigames? While none have been shown based on the track record yes. Will there be a GBA to GCN link function? Not from what I have seen. No. Is this really a game to be looking forward to near the end of this console cycle? Yes. Well, I hope you enjoyed my report here. Look for more articles like this and others on my 1up page.
Pre order for Zelda is April Fools JokePosted: Mar 25, 2005 12:00AM PST by bwhitey64
Just thought I would fill you guys in that this is EGM's April Fools joke. Not very cool. I'm sure of it as I work at a game stop and in our e-mails we get, we have been notified by Nintendo of America that this deal is not true and not to inform customers of it and to tell customers that this is not authorized by them. Go to hell EGM.
Zelda preorder promoPosted: Mar 10, 2005 12:00AM PST by b1zarr06sic6
I really hope that thats for real and not some sick april fools joke. and other than in EGM Im seeing nothing about any said promo item so Im kinda leery of it. in any case I will probaly still be picking it up and will probaly boycott EGM for the rest of my life for trying to mislead the masses, well I guess time will tell.
Preorder prizePosted: Mar 09, 2005 12:00AM PST by Prophetofchaos
Has anyone heard about the preorder prize that is coming with the new LOZ? It's a redone WW with the improved graphics and 2 new dungeons
Too good to be truePosted: Mar 06, 2005 12:00AM PST by Grimnebulin
A real Zelda coming out on Gamecube. Sounds too good to be true. Seriously. The only reason I didn't get the Gamecube is because of Windwalker. Restoring Zelda to the golden days of Ocarina of Time would almost change my mind. If it happens.
blahblahblah,Zelda,blahPosted: Feb 27, 2005 12:00AM PST by Shake_Zulah
Kirby something(that's nice) ...another Mario something sports(who cares)..donkey beater(that's just wrong) What?A new Zelda?!There now you've spiked my interest. The fact is I doubt anyone cares about this other crap.It's all about the new Zelda. I only see two shots though. Know what? Someone send my 1-up a reminder when they've got more info.
*SQUEE*Posted: Feb 18, 2005 12:00AM PST by Poe_Sister
Oooo, those pictures make me drool! This game was truly worth the wait! Who cares if we had to go through a cartoon to get here! In fact, I really liked The Wind Waker. Well anyway, this shit kicks ass, and I'm going to be the first one in line to buy it! ^__^x
I am Zelda Deprived...Posted: Feb 09, 2005 12:00AM PST by 218andy
...yeah straight up man. I have to admit, Nintendo's really been doin a good job keeping the new Gamecube Zelda (FINALLY A GOOD-LOOKING ZELDA GAME FOR A CHANGE!) secret. I checked out a magazine when I went back home to Japan over X-mas break and tried to get some info about release dates for both Japan and the U.S. but I'm sorry to tell you all that..it's still undecided. Rumor says that it'll come out in June in the U.S. but no guarantees as much as i would like to believe that. I'll have my sister send it to me if it comes out any earlier! I like the pictures on the site. Really brings back good memories of O.O.T. I've gotta say one thing...and I'm gonna have to agree with the dude that posted a feedback before mine...WHERE'S THE OCARINA OF TIME-Style Zelda game gone>? I seriously in my head thought that the 4 swords and Minish Cap game were gonna be just another one of those 2-D bird's-eye-view games that in the long run turned out to be GAY so i didn't even think of CONSIDERING taking 30 bucks out of my wallet to buy them! We've been waiting for 7 long years (much like Link becoming an adult!) for this game to come out on the Cube and they still haven't announced when the game's gonna come out!!?? C'mon Shigeru! Give us a clue! Or give us a new trailer cuz I'm sick of seeing the same one on IGN like every week! Hey if any of you people out there know of another trialer, can you post it up for me? Much appreicated. k im out. andY
Zelda...Too easy?Posted: Feb 08, 2005 12:00AM PST by chocobo_knight
You know, I've been waiting for a long time for a new Zelda game. I have owned and beaten all of the games (except Zelda 2 the adveneture of Link). I was kind of disappointed that the Wind Waker (though it was an excellent game) was waaaayyyy to easy. I really hope that this new Zelda is a little more challenging. As cool as it looks, I would hate to have beaten it so fast. <sigh> Why couldn't everything be like Ocarina of Time
Here's my listPosted: Jan 30, 2005 12:00AM PST by DevlinDarkness
Lets go over these titles: Mario BAseball: This will be a simple and short like most other Nintendo sports games but will put super swings and pitches in it like MArio's bat turning into a giant Hammer and smashing it out of the park. Then the outfeild will have their own super moves as well to counter this swing. It'll be like Mario Tennis. Donkey Kong's jungle beat: No...just no. This is the dumbest idea I've ever seen. Kirby: This looks a little better. If it's anything like thr N64 one then it'll be perfect...perfect kirby. The Legend of Zelda: This looks like complete crap...just kidding. This is Nintendo's long overdue trump card to beat Xbox and their Halo. I honelty don't give a damn about fighting on a horse. Lets face it I bet the horse segments will be really quick. It's the tools, on foot combat and puzzles that makes Zelda Zelda. The horse is a nice gimmick but there needs to be more.
Never said Nintendo was in declinePosted: Jan 23, 2005 12:00AM PST by RedSwirl
I was saying that this is starting to look a lot like that movie off of newgrounds with all those Mario sponoffs like "Mario Does the Weekly Shopping". I wasn't saying anything against Nintendo. You'd know that if you actually read my feedback.
KIRBY!!!Posted: Jan 22, 2005 12:00AM PST by lightweaponx
Can't wait for the new Kirby!!! Nightmare in dreamland was way too short and easy even on vitality mode!!!
record breakerPosted: Jan 21, 2005 12:00AM PST by Platinum_Cygnus
I predict that the new Zelda game that is coming out will break some records. The real hype hasn't even started yet, just wait til E3!
Year of the CubePosted: Jan 20, 2005 12:00AM PST by liquidgear35
looks like a good line up so far I just hope they stay away from the recent funk they fell into last year
FANBOYS...Posted: Jan 18, 2005 12:00AM PST by Spitzy
Ya, I'm sure you'll stop playing videogames forever if ZELDA finds it's way onto another console by another company. RIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIGHT. I'd bet there were people saying the same darn thing about Sonic ever going to a Nintendo console. I doubt anyone quit videogames over that. puh-lease DRAMA queens. As long as the game is great like they usually are, who cares?
Nintendo's Strike-OutPosted: Jan 17, 2005 12:00AM PST by Magic_Penguin
Look, it's great and all that Nintendo is thinking of original, creative games, (Odama, Donkey Konga, Pikmin) but I think they're going a little bit too far. Mario Golf, Kart are Tennis are very good games, because they really aren't that major a sport and wouldn't really bother too many. But now that Nintendo is stepping up to the plate, pretty soon Mario Basketball, Football and Hockey will probably follow and most likely be crap. I don't know about you guys, but I think Nintendo can do better that this.
RIght DirectionPosted: Jan 17, 2005 12:00AM PST by brewski07
I am glad to see that nintendo has great games still coming out this late in the development cycle. Nintendo has always made some of the best games to this day; i also like that they are adding some games with some more edge. With the next gen console right around the corner i think we can expect to see something out of nintendo that could put it back into the mainstream taking a bigger portion of the pie from sony. We should see an increase in console sales with this new zelda i know personally a few people that are going to not to mention re4 just recently beign released.
gamecube looks to be takeing the right stepsPosted: Jan 10, 2005 12:00AM PST by gamer05
I am glad that i got a GC for X-Mas, after being a PS2 fan for some time i thought it whould be good to bring back the old 64 days when i stated playing games and i gald i did because the PS2 was this not makeing games that were fun . now that i have goten a GC i play that more than the PS2 some times because it is fun and brings back memorys of when i play mario 64 and DK 64 i am this sad that other games ( PS2) whould make better games be sides trying to make shity ass games or try and steal other people games/charthers.
can't wait til star fox assultPosted: Jan 04, 2005 12:00AM PST by sonicplaya
man i checked out star fox assult and it looks sweet my b-day is on the 1st day of spring so i will get that or nba street v3 only cause of mario and friends will be in it
Mario FootballPosted: Jan 02, 2005 12:00AM PST by beninkangoh
Mario football would be coolthis time around it would play sorta like NFL streetand the people would be customizable and also feature 63 diffrent characters. That is what it WOULD be if it ever came out.
Sticking to It.Posted: Jan 02, 2005 12:00AM PST by video_elephate
If Zelda fell into playstation 2's hand they would probully give him a gun!!! Oh yeah and some slut. Don't forget the curseing! Story what story "me want boom" me want sex" "me want drugs" Give me a break ps2 please! I'm sticking with you Nintendo for the saneity of human kind. when ignorance rules the world
Nintendo... I LOVE YOU!!!Posted: Jan 01, 2005 12:00AM PST by PS2_GameCube_Junkie
Mario BASEBALL!?! One of my favorite video game characters AND my favorite sport? AND it's a VIDEO GAME!?! THANK YOU NINTENDO I LOVE YOU!!! And ZELDA!!! It looks so freakin' awesome!!! I'll wait forever to play that game!!! I'm tellin' all ya'lls that I'm gonna play that game for 24 hours straight sometime over the summer!!! *gasp* but what if it doesn't come before Summer's up? NOOOO!!! But what if it does? YEEES!!! *gasp* but what if it doesn't? NOOO!!! But What if it does? YEEES
Take me out to Mario BaseballPosted: Dec 30, 2004 12:00AM PST by NintendoVixen
Mario Baseball is arriving soon hopefully early 2005 ill be very happy.Nintendo always top knotch.
Zelda will never leave NintendoPosted: Dec 27, 2004 12:00AM PST by Dragoniies
It will never happen. Nintendo has claimed that they would rather stop making games, then make them for other systems.
Support for PS2 Zelda comes in poo form...Posted: Dec 22, 2004 12:00AM PST by GC_SpeedFreak
The day zelda (or any of Nintendo's fine ORIGINAL characters) become a part of another system will be the day I retire as a gamer. How bout Sony comes up with an original character...or game for that matter...of their own. Sorry PS2 owners you've made the wrong choice in your purchase, better head out to WalMart and rectify your mistake by returning the 'loading' paperweight and pick up the system that offers gamers just what they want...oh and thats games if you were racking your brains. Maybe you'll make the right choice when the next Gen. of systems come out and go with Nintendo.
don't be hatin'Posted: Dec 21, 2004 12:00AM PST by LOZ_87
why is everyone so sceptical of Mario baseball? mario golf and tennis are huge hits, so what's wrong with bringing the Gameboy classic into three dimensions? i don't play sports games, (with the exception of THUG) but i love both golf and tennis. if N is gonna "Mario-ify" another sport, awesome!
My thoughtPosted: Dec 19, 2004 12:00AM PST by TheZeldaGuy
Nintendo hear me out, I have followed you through thick and thin, and i have one thing to say, "Drug Are Bad MMMKAYYY!" Are you guy on crack. I will never buy anything from Xbox, nor Sony. But when you take one of the greatest franchises and make a baseball game out of it makes me wonder, Mario: The 7 Stiched Quilt, or Mario: The Dating Sim, or Mario Goes To A Strip Joint Gets Wasted and Ends Up In a Dumpster The Next Day. But please before it is to late, please let this be a Early April Fools Joke or something of the sort.
Base Ball?Posted: Dec 16, 2004 12:00AM PST by Kazal
Uh come on Mario! Come on Nintendo. Leave some sports alone! This is a omen of things to come. "Mario does the weekly shoping" "Mario takes a crap!" Man I like Mario and all but somethings Marion shouldn't do. I'm thinking baseball is one of em
RE: can i get your support?Posted: Dec 14, 2004 12:00AM PST by VeeDubDriver
I agree with you on one point- Zelda games should be apart of every other system, just like Solid Snake and Sonic (I never thought I'd see that day). However, I own all 3 major consoles, and I like them all about the same (GameCube does fall behind right at the moment for me, though). You can now pick up a used GameCube now for about 70 bucks and you could wait until the new Zelda game comes down in price (when it's released, of course). You wouldn't be a traitor or anything- If you like games, you should pick up as many systems as you can! I understand what you mean about being a loyal PS2 owner. I was the same way until I found out that there were games that I wanted to play on other systems. Halo and Knights of the Old Republic made me buy an XBox and Super Mario Sunshine made me buy a GameCube. Well, actually I got the GameCube as a Christmas present, but I still wanted it for the exclusive games.
YEAH!!!!!! Classic HyrulePosted: Dec 14, 2004 12:00AM PST by Nintenfriend
A new Zelda game all ready!!! This one is older Link! Man that is perfect! Nintendo is doing so well at makeing games now and days. I mean the graphics,and gameplay of all their games is just getting better and better. It's been a long time since Ocarina of Time. I've played Majoras Mask,Wind Waker, and even Four Swords. I've got used of the feel of 3 different graphic styles that blended perfectly. But now I'm ready to play the Zelda style that got me HOOKED on Zelda.... Classic 3D Realistic Hyrule, I actully miss that fairy
zeldaPosted: Dec 06, 2004 12:00AM PST by sofurdead
tell ur friend that ps2 sux the only season its in frist is the everyone how bought a ps2 had to go run out and buy a new one cuz theres broke.lol nintendo will never lose link like ps lost crash. to xbox. and halo will never be on nintendo or ps. tell him to go buy gc befor his ps2 brakes so he will have something to play.
ZELDAPosted: Dec 02, 2004 12:00AM PST by only_1_mortal
It's been a classic since it started, I don't have any idea what the hell they were doing with that new art style in Windwaker, but it actually played well. Let's hope we can see that in the new game, but better quatlity. :) "Go forth, and kick ye some butt!" Anyone else remember that? It was from the Zelda 64 magazine adds. lol I forget if it was for Ocarnia of Time or Majora's Mask though...
No Zelda 4 u PS2Posted: Dec 02, 2004 12:00AM PST by Setzersoda
I am loving the arrogant PS2 owner who is asking for support on porting Zelda to his ps2 because he is 2 cheap to go out and buy the REAL deal in systems...the Cube. It is so Sony of him to expect a FREAKING PORT of a typical Nintendo homebrewed game. Considering that that is how the PS2 has made a living on ports(inferior ones mind you), its easy to see why hed expect a port. Do us all a favor Prince, stick to your system exclusives for your high and mighty lame PS2, and evryone else will stick to their Ps2, Xbox, and Gamecube exclusives, because unlike the 3rd party hoars that (PORT) their freaking games all over the place like its a disease, Nintendo is wwwaaaayyyy to full of pride to ever.................EVER let Mario, Zelda, Metroid,....should I keep going? Nah, I dont think so. {SEE "Can I Get Your Support" feedback by Prince Bean.
can i get your support?Posted: Nov 29, 2004 12:00AM PST by princeinviso
ummm...call me selfish or greedy...because lets face it...im loyal to my playstation 2, and i think that Zelda should be a cross over, just like my beloved FF games, because i really dont wanna run out to buy a nintendo system just to play the game....nintendo just have not put out enough games for me to own the system...just like (and im sorry) x box...(i just dont see the attraction)...so yay for Zelda, boo that its not on the rockin'est system around, PS2
Looks good.Posted: Nov 29, 2004 12:00AM PST by The_Wolverine
Mario Baseball looks cool. I don't like Golf as much as Tennis. I love tennis. Baseball sounds cool. I still have yet to play Donkey Konga but it looks like fun. Kirby is awesome. I hope it's as good as Crystal Shards, I love that game for the N64. Plus, The Legend of Zelda looks freakin' amazing. I think Nintendo's on the right track. If they keep games like these coming, Gamecube is going to rock.
Mario 128 still in production for GCPosted: Nov 29, 2004 12:00AM PST by Keits
I read on another news site that in an interview, Shiggy confirmed that project "Mario 128" is still in production and will be for Gamecube. He noted that he refused to show anything about the game until it was completely ready for the public, but that it was in its testing phase. He doesnt want others taking his ideas, which gets me thinking... how odd/different can this possibly be? I drool when thinking about it. That is all.
Can't wait!Posted: Nov 28, 2004 12:00AM PST by bigsexymetroid
I think ninty are making a comeback. Metroid,Zelda, Mario, DS, and a whole host of innovations, ninty are gonna do verrrrry well next year.
Once again....Posted: Nov 27, 2004 12:00AM PST by Zero McCloud
...Zelda still proves to be a must have. Wind Waker was good but with the Gamecube's power it's about time it happened.
I don't see how it's a declinePosted: Nov 26, 2004 12:00AM PST by nsr_schn_maul
Hell, I'm looking forward to Mario doing anything, why? Because Nintendo makes excellent games. The fact they can make any game based on Mario hell of alot of fun, proves just how talented they are in the first place. I stood in line til past 2 the morning to pick up my copy of Halo 2. I was so disappointed with it after beating it in one sitting I sold it the next morning to a guy next to my dorm. I then spent the rest of the day playing Mario Tennis, and continued to play it for hours to hold me over til a real FPS, Half-Life 2, came out. No, it's a decline in videogaming when a console's big mega hit is overhyped and turns out just to be a blande rehashed reiteration of it's first successful title.
Looks like "The Declinie of Videogaming" was right!Posted: Nov 26, 2004 12:00AM PST by RedSwirl
If any of you saw that movie off of newgrounds, it was about these kids going into a store and seeing all these Mario spinoffs. They included "Mario Does the Weekly Shopping"! And about the Zelda pics, it seems that people like us are just salivating over any little piece of information or media we can find on this game and Nintendo knows it!
What Happen to Bowser's 7 kidsPosted: Nov 26, 2004 12:00AM PST by AdonisBishop
Its time for them to comeback and a Mario Football would be perfect for them.The Mario universe is pretty big.I would be great to see them back and older.Or just bring ths cast from Smach Brothers to all party titles.
Why baseball??Posted: Nov 26, 2004 12:00AM PST by NeonTigerX3
I dunno, I just think something like Soccer would have been more fun and suited Mario better...::shrug:: I'm not really a fan of sports games in general, but hey, come on - wouldn't that be cooler? It's more active.
Mario Football (American) next?Posted: Nov 25, 2004 12:00AM PST by TheAstroCreep
We going to see the Bowser Bruisers trying to power against the Mario Maniax in some Football?
Mario Baseball?? AwesomePosted: Nov 25, 2004 12:00AM PST by Dynomutt123
This is awesome I never knew Nintendo would make a baseball version of the mario games. What's next Mario Football or Mario Soccer. lol. but serious;y this is awesome. I am anticipating all these three titles.
looks goodPosted: Nov 25, 2004 12:00AM PST by casualgamer6
Looks good. Kirby and Mario Baseball look like must buys.
Awesome!Posted: Nov 25, 2004 12:00AM PST by AP_Representer
Can't wait to play that Kirby game. I wonder how the Mario Baseball will turn out...
Stick to the Big GunsPosted: Nov 24, 2004 12:00AM PST by AdonisBishop
Nintendo does good by sticking to what works.We all wanted a more mature Link and we all like does fun party Nintendo games(Mario Party,Mario Kart Double Dash,etc).A new Kirby adventure game makes good sense.Now all we need is a new Smash Brothers.
YeSH!!!Posted: Nov 24, 2004 12:00AM PST by NintendoVixen
WOO wOoHoOo... I was beginning to say hey whata bout Mario baseball it was out on Gb. I loved it. Btw The screenshots are hot cant wait to get my hands on it. NINTENDO= Always the best!!!!!
Nintendo seems to be getting better with ZeldaPosted: Nov 24, 2004 12:00AM PST by StaypuffTyrant
That new Zelda looks amazing. Hopefully it will be something that fans of the older Zeldas, and newer fans will enjoy. The man turn-off with the last Zelda game was the cell-shaded graphics. I personally enjoyed the game, but alot other people didn't seem to like it's cartoony look and feel. I hope this new game will bring back the older fans of Ocarina of Time.


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