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BMI View: US whistleblower Edward Snowden's temporary asylum in Russia will further strain US-Russia relations, but both sides will seek to avoid a decisive rupture .
Russia's decision to grant fugitive US National Security Agency (NSA) whistleblower Edward Snowden temporary asylum will further strain Washington-Moscow relations, which have already been weakened by the two countries supporting opposite sides in Syria's civil war. Some observers have likened the present relationship between the US and Russia to a ' new cold war ' . Although bilateral ties are certainly under considerable stress , we believe that both sides w ill seek to avoid a decisive break, as there are several major global security issues that necessitate their broad cooperation.
Why Did Russia Grant Snowden Asylum?
Snowden's arrival in Russia was not necessarily something that the Russian government welcomed. The Kremlin most probably wanted him to depart for a Latin American country promptly, to prevent Moscow from being placed in an awkward position in relation to Washington. However, once Snowden established himself at the international transit area of Moscow's Sheremetyevo airport, and it became obvious that Snowden's flight path to South America was being blocked by the US and its allies , Russia probably concluded that it had little choice but to offer Snowden temporary asylum.
For Russia , handing Snowden over to the Americans was always going to be extremely unlikely. For a start, President Vladimir Putin did not wish to be seen to be bowing to US demands. Secondly, the outrage expressed by European leaders (admittedly, almost certainly exaggerated for public effect) about the US's spying on them, and the revelations of the extent to which the US National Security Agency monitored its citizens' communications, made Snowden a hero to privacy advocates in the West and those suspicious of the United States worldwide. In light of this, Russian President Vladimir Putin, who is vigorously opposed by liberals at home, badly needed a boost to counter his increasingly authoritarian image. By granting Snowden temporary asylum, Russia, despite its own shortcomings in democracy and human rights , can portray itself as making a stand for liberalism against the US's global s urveillance programme. Snowden's presence in R ussia is thus a propaganda coup for the Kremlin.
Thirdly , Russia, which has come under tremendous criticism from the US and its allies over Putin's crackdown on dissidents, is almost certainly enjoying the discomfort caused in Washington by Snowden's revelations. Russia's harbouring of Snowden is another means by which Moscow is demonstrating its ability to stand up to the US. The Kremlin's main means in this regard is , of course , the conflict in Syria.
Fourthly , by granting Snowden temporary asylum, it is quite possible that Russia's own intelligence services will debrief the American behind closed doors to learn more about the US's spying programmes. Snowden is said to be carrying several laptop computers containing sensitive information. Any new revelations would n ot necessarily be made public, but could be useful to Russia itself.
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Despite deteriorating US-Russia relations, we do not consider current developments to constitute a 'new cold war'. During the Cold War, there was a genuine ideological division worldwide between the US-led capitalist world, and the USSR-led communist world. Nowadays, there are still ideological divisions between the US on the one hand, and Russia and China on the other. The US is democratic and favours the spread of neoliberal economic policies worldwide. By contrast, Russia is a heavily managed democracy with a strong state, while China is an authoritarian state with capitalistic characteristics and a generally pragmatic streak. These differences pale in comparison to the ideological dogmatism of the Cold War.
Instead, disagreements between the US, Russia, and China reflect something far more basic: power. This is not new. Ever since the US emerged as the world's sole superpower in the 1990s, Russia and China have been struggling to counterbalance the US, either individually or by cooperating loosely. In the 1990s, both were too weak to challenge America. Russia was mired in a post-Soviet depression, and China was keeping a low international profile while it concentrated on economic development. In 1999, the US ignored Russian and Chinese objections to NATO intervention in Serbia's breakaway province of Kosovo, and in 2003, Washington ignored Moscow's and Beijing's objections to its invasion of Iraq.
Now, however, Russia and China feel strong enough to stand up to the US. Both are still rather weak, geopolitically speaking. For example, Russia and China have very few genuine allies, and those that are their allies are economically peripheral countries, such as Belarus, Armenia, and Tajikistan for Russia, and North Korea and Myanmar for China. Nonetheless, Moscow and Beijing still have the means to push back against the US.
Global Security Issues Require US-Russia Cooperation
Although the US has stated that its relations with Russia will not be 'business as usual' in light of the Snowden affair, Washington has only a limited means of punishing Moscow. In the near term, US President Barack Obama could cancel a summit with President Putin that is scheduled to be held in early September, just before Russia hosts the G-20 meeting in St Petersburg (Obama could also skip the G-20 meeting entirely). A more dramatic gesture would be an American boycott of the 2014 Winter Olympics in the Russian city of Sochi, as advocated by some hardline US legislators, but this would appear to be highly unlikely. Rather, the US could postpone its response to some future event, when Russia needs a favour from Washington.
Regardless of the US's displeasure with Russia over Snowden, the two countries will still need to maintain at least a loose degree of cooperation to tackle the following global security issues:
Syria's civil war: Russia has been steadfast in its support of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad in the two-year long civil war. Meanwhile, the US and its allies are stepping up support for the Syrian rebels. With Syria having become a proxy war between Eastern and Western powers, any negotiated end to the conflict would probably require cooperation between Washington and Moscow (and probably Tehran too).
Iran's nuclear programme: The US needs Russia's support to isolate Iran as a means of pressuring the latter to abandon its nuclear programme. President Putin is reportedly visiting Tehran in mid-August to meet new Iranian President Hassan Rouhani to break the nuclear deadlock. However, there are also reports that Russia may sell Iran new air defence missiles. If this is true, then Washington is bound to object.
Afghanistan and the 'war on terror': The US and its NATO allies are scheduled to withdraw the bulk of their troops from Afghanistan in 2014. Although Washington and Moscow view Central Asia as a battleground for geopolitical rivalry, both sides have an interest in preventing the spread of Islamist militancy in the region. In addition, given that the Boston bombers originated from Russia's North Caucasus, Washington will need Moscow's cooperation to help anticipate future such threats.
Global nuclear reductions: The US and Russia between them have around 95% of the world's nuclear weapons, meaning that they hold the key to any significant worldwide denuclearisation. Both sides are committed to further nuclear reductions, but a new treaty would require good bilateral relations.
Snowden Asylum Problematic, But Not A Dead End
Overall, while Edward Snowden's stay in Russia is certainly problematic for bilateral relations, it need not lead to a break in ties. In the near term, there may well be a cooler period, similar to that which followed Russia's invasion of Georgia in 2008. However, the global security issues that affect both the US and Russia are extremely pressing, meaning that it is in neither side's interest to see a decisive break.


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Steve Pond, writer for The Wrap, explains how this is done in a short but illuminating video. »Read Full Blog Post
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Foodservice Equipment Repair & Maintenance offers care and maintenance tips for foodservice equipment to help foodservice professionals extend the service life of equipment as well as guidelines for disposing and replacing units.
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Completed by Robert D. Levin. Composed by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791). Arranged by Robert D. Levin. D-Moll (D minor). Score available separately - see item CA.5162650. Requiem, Mourning, death. Set of instrumental parts (except strings). With Language: Latin. Composed 1791/1991. KV 626. 84 pages. Duration 50 minutes. Published by Carus Verlag (CA.5162659).
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The Requiem is known to the general public in the version undertaken immediately after Mozart's death by his pupil Franz Yaver Sussmayr. The attacks against Sussmayr's completion began in 1825, when the so-called "Requiem Controversy" erupted. Over the last decade a number of musicians have attempted to cleanse the Requiem of the deficiencies introduced by Sussmayr. The completion published here takes into account the tendencies of the newer versions (such as revised instrumentation, or recomposition of some parts). At this the character, texture, voice leading, continuity and structure of Mozart's music was observed.
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Both of the players from Los Angeles (Calif.) Crenshaw received written offers in the mail Saturday.
According to Anyanwu's mother, he called the UCLA coaches Sunday to commit. Carter said he would wait until today to call.
Anyanwu is 6-4 and 205, has good quickness and pursues the ball well. The issue concerning Anyanwu is whether he'll be able to put on enough weight in college to play defensive end. If he doesn't, he could end up a linebacker on the next level.
Carter is a prospect who is emerging as one of the best linebackers in Southern California, according to scouts who have seem him this year.
Friday was a day "out" for UCLA coaches, a day they're allowed to have seven coaches on the road at schools and games in order to evaluate. Head Coach Karl Dorrell went to Crenshaw High on Friday. That night, at Crenshaw's homecoming game, he saw the 6-1, 225-pound Carter get 11 tackles and three sacks. When Carter returned home that night, he said he saw the caller ID of Eric Bieniemy, UCLA's assistant coach, on his telephone.
For Anyanwu, UCLA is a family tradition, with his sister currently a senior at UCLA.
Of course, Crenshaw offensive lineman Aleksey Lanis is already committed to UCLA.
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Rage Held Back By Xbox 360's Limits
Id designer Tim Willits says content has been changed to cram game onto 360.
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During his Austin Game Developers Conference discussion on storytelling and technology, id Software lead designer Tim Willits the developer is cutting back on the amount of content they would have liked to include in their upcoming shooter Rage. The main reason for limiting the game's content is the Xbox 360's limited disc storage, which allows about six to eight GB of data.
"The PC is limitless in the amount of data you can put on it," said Willits. "The PS3 has about 25GB. But the Xbox 360 roughly has 6 to 8 GB of data. We're hoping we can squeeze the game down to two discs for the 360 version."
According to Willits, the game was supposed to feature several wastelands for the player to explore. Because of the limitations of the Xbox 360's media, they had to cut down the wastelands to only two, which are themselves split into multiple instances. These changes have been made across all versions of Rage, not just the 360 port.
"I wouldn't say the overall story was changed in any way in order to fit on the Xbox 360 version," Willits said, "but how the player experiences Rage's story has been altered." Unfortunately, that means the experience has been altered across all platforms. This is one of the first signs we've received of the 360's older DVD media showing its age, but we expect some fans won't be terribly pleased that it's affecting other versions of the game as well.
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PS3 WINS AGAINPosted: Sep 20, 2008 12:00AM PST by KHfanboy01
this and the next doom proves 360 won't be able to beat ps3. 360 has to cut back game ideas to fit on disc, PS3 developer can go crazy
Ok i know the Wii isnt a console but a toyPosted: Sep 18, 2008 12:00AM PST by benaiah
Games are severely cut down to run on the Wii.
Why not do the same for the xbox. Users who only have the xbox will buy this version, and multiplatform owners will buy the best version. And I'll buy the PC version since im a PC fanboy. Or just borrow the PS3 version finish it and give it back. I dont know why developers dont make good multiplayer games. It increases replayability 10fold.
Altogether now....Posted: Sep 17, 2008 12:00AM PST by hitnrun
Sensationalism at its finest...Posted: Sep 17, 2008 12:00AM PST by mnemonic607
I'm gonna go ahead and trust Tim Willits on this one - id's always been independant and very forthcoming about their games, and I suspect that somebody read a little too much into his remarks at the Austin GDC. Hey, it makes a more compelling story, I understand that! ;)
Heck, Carmack called out Microsoft on their multidisc royalty scheme at Q-Con and stated that rather than pay the extra disc fees, id would reduce Rage's texture quality for the 360 version so that it would fit on two DVDs. If they honestly had to cut content for the 360, I'm pretty sure they would have said exactly that. If you read Tim's statement, he's not saying they had to cut anything, he's talking about re-arranging and combining the maps to eliminate level loading between maps (or 'wastelands', if you prefer).
TLDR: No conspiracy here, move along!
DanmPosted: Sep 17, 2008 12:00AM PST by Gamezero123
Why god why are you doing this
where is the truth?Posted: Sep 17, 2008 12:00AM PST by marginalvalue
1up didnt quote him as saying content would be removed they just made that up. like i said before..
its very sad when inmature ppl are allowed to make guesses about things just so they can spin a story and make it interesting or slam a system cause thay are fanboys.. this story plainly is at odds with another on the same website both by young kids who dont seem to have the maturity to make sure what they are writeing has any truth in it.this story says content was removed a new story ' http://www.1up.com/do/newsStory?cId=3169971 says this is not only untrue but tim never said anything of the kind. 1up please dont act like your readers are fools and will believe anything.... get your facts straight ... you have alot of older readers who wont put up with these piss poor inmature types of news posts. i know you guys are young (19 and 26) but try to act mature and not like fanboys... thanks
Fanboy or not....Posted: Sep 17, 2008 12:00AM PST by beedlej00z
Size "DOES" matter kids.... now if you dont understand that, then perhaps you should stick with DVD format, son.
I dont even care about this game. lmao
its not about disc pricePosted: Sep 17, 2008 12:00AM PST by Bretzy
For all those saying "OMG why don't they just put it on a 3rd disc, dvds are dirt cheap". It's not about the price of the discs, it is about the royalty fee that MS rapes developers with. For every disc past the first they devs are charged a royalty fee by MS, in order to discourage devs from using multi-disc and thus making 360 look inferior. Also, on the Blue Dragon and other jRPG topic, MS is desperately trying to win over that crowd, so they most likely waved that fee to get those games made. Blue Dragon, was published by MS, so of course no royalty fee there. It is a bs tactic that MS is using and we as consumers really shouldn't be taking it. Vote with your dollars people. I was really excited for this game as I am huge fan of Apocalypse/Wasteland games. However, I am now skipping this because I don't want to be punished by 360s shitty design specs.
P.S. I have all 3 systems + a high end PC, so no I am not a fanboy, thanks.
@Qui-Gon_JimPosted: Sep 17, 2008 12:00AM PST by atrimus
there's a difference between delaying a game because a developer has problems with complicated architect (complications they themselves have already solved), and a developer either cutting entire chunks out of a game, or having to rework a game due to a system's limitations. Splinter Cell on the original XBox never had to suffer due to PS2's limitations, and the gap between PS2's install base and 360's was about five times larger than the gap between 360 and PS3. this sucks for everyone BUT 360-only owners. it especially sucks for PS360 owners like me, who usually get the superior version of multiplatform games, because now i have to live with the knowledge that i'm playing what could've potentially been a superior game. as it stands IF i decide to get Rage, it'll be for PS3, since Carmack himself has stated that the 360 version may have weaker textures in certain areas of the game.
WTF?!Posted: Sep 17, 2008 12:00AM PST by TheMy7h
I don't see why they can't just cut it down to 2 wastelands for the 360 version and leave it the way they originally planned it on PC and PS3. Non 360 players shouldn't have to live with a trimmed down version of the game just because of the 360's limitations.
InterestingPosted: Sep 17, 2008 12:00AM PST by Prizim
Lol at all of you. You all act like its the end of the world. Yea so what its still a game. If MS blows so much ...then everyone stop using Windows? I don't bother with MS, nor for the love of god Sony, or Nintendo anymore, ...All I have to say is. Long live the wonderful Godly MAC!! ( Hopefully this will make someone laugh you people need a good laugh)
360 BSPosted: Sep 17, 2008 12:00AM PST by MastaCylinder
its a shame that games coming out on the PS3 wont reach their full potential b/c the 360 is functionaly retarded
For those who don't know:Posted: Sep 17, 2008 12:00AM PST by mrdabucket
Microsoft charges idSoftware extra for every disc when paying the licensing fee. Sony used to do that in the PSOne days too.
My Opinion:
Oh great.....because of the 360, my experience will have to suffer. :(
Let's just hope the cut content is available as free/cheap DLC( instead of charging us for stuff they would of included for free anyways).
WtfPosted: Sep 17, 2008 12:00AM PST by LazyAza
Why cant they just put it on 3 dvds? There were ps1 and ps2 games that came on multiple discs. I dont see any logical reason why it couldn't be done. Someone somewhere either at id or ms or both needs a good smack over the head for this moronic decision.
There is NO WAY in hell that cost is involved, I can buy a stack of duel layer dvds for like 10 bucks or less these days.
id's softening blow/DAMAGE control...Posted: Sep 17, 2008 12:00AM PST by ghost_7
...Ooook from SIX wastelands to just TWO and they claim NO CONTENT has technically been removed....Ok
Neverthelesss, this sux for people looking forward to the PS3/PC versions. The game will not be the BEST it could be/vision id wanted to create, All due to freaking space issues and freaking ROYALTY FEES.
Hoooray for the ALL Gimped versions! Thanx id and Special Thanx to you too M$.
Both PS3 and 360 aren't well offPosted: Sep 17, 2008 12:00AM PST by TheBleakCorner
To me, it clearly shows how many developers are willing to dumb down the game to accomodate the 360s needs (for sales purposes) - and end up with a mere "left over" conversion for the PS3.
The machine really isn't technically inferior - although this is usually a statement made by developers who have not done enough research. I'm quite sure they have a good grip on the 360 and are able to port as much as possible from the original PC build - but it's frustrating to see these statements which are, by many, considered truths.
Whether you play this game on a 360 or a PS3 - you're left in the cold. Unprofessional statement.
Well if you assume what he's saying is true...Posted: Sep 17, 2008 12:00AM PST by JezuitX
Then if they added one more DVD they could have had all their game on 3 DVDs. I mean he says the PS3 has 25GBs (which is wrong, but since he's using it I'm assuming that's the upper bound for the game on the PS3). Is adding another DVD really that big of a deal? DVDs are literally maybe worth five cent blank from a factory and MS makes a case that can easily hold 3 DVDs. So what's the problem?
what about dlc?Posted: Sep 17, 2008 12:00AM PST by cruzer2727
couldnt they make the other wastelands available over Xbox live? Just a thought.
ms turned up the heat on id made them change there tunePosted: Sep 17, 2008 12:00AM PST by blanebishop
just think how much more stuff could have been in gta4 if the bd disc was filled.
Cuz its an xbox and it will fail just like the 1st one.Posted: Sep 17, 2008 12:00AM PST by shaka-de-virgo
This is why i hate games that dont take advantage of Blu-ray and Cell in the PS3.
factsPosted: Sep 17, 2008 12:00AM PST by joneskoff
xbox fans really dont like being called out, do they? its facts people, not a conspiracy. sure, its possible to use this as an excuse as a developer, but its not like they are making shit up, DVD's capacity vs BD's capacity is easily attainable knowledge. its just facts. And no one can even act surprised, we all knew this type of situation would come up eventually.
STORY FILLED WITH LIESPosted: Sep 16, 2008 12:00AM PST by marginalvalue
its very sad when inmature ppl are allowed to make guesses about things just so they can spin a story and make it interesting or slam a system cause thay are fanboys.. this story plainly is at odds with another on the same website both by young kids who dont seem to have the maturity to make sure what they are writeing has any truth in it.this story says content was removed a new story ' http://www.1up.com/do/newsStory?cId=3169971 says this is not only untrue but tim never said anything of the kind. 1up please dont act like your readers are fools and will believe anything.... get your facts straight ... you have alot of older readers who wont put up with these piss poor inmature types of news posts. i know you guys are young (19 and 26) but try to act mature and not like fanboys... thanks
Stupid 360...Posted: Sep 16, 2008 12:00AM PST by EmperorMace
Why does it have to ruin the PC and PS3 fun for everyone else?!
xbox 360 sucks.Posted: Sep 16, 2008 12:00AM PST by shaka-de-virgo
no hardrive
horrible GPU
no dedicated ram
no Blu-ray.
Sony PS3 wins again.
MaybePosted: Sep 16, 2008 12:00AM PST by MrArmageddon
This might open up possible downloadable content? Still, it would be HUGE content if it barely fits on a DVD.
PC is limitlessPosted: Sep 16, 2008 12:00AM PST by H3l4do_azul
For those of you denying PC's weight,
A harddrive that has about nine times (a total of 1 Terabyte) the size of the 360's largest harddrive for the same exact price.
Tim's excuse does hold water.Posted: Sep 16, 2008 12:00AM PST by SimplexAnonymous
Certain open world games require that 100% of the game's materials be on one disc. GTA4 could never be split up onto multiple discs. For games that need immediate access to the entire game, you cannot split the materials up. Unless you want to switch discs every time you enter a new area. And switch back when you have to back pedal because your forgot something.
I dunno who to believe anymore..Posted: Sep 16, 2008 12:00AM PST by ParallelParadox
according to that link which has been updated, claims that this very article is inaccurate!
and there is a more detailed explanation here http://www.shacknews.com/onearticle.x/54780
I haven't read it as I just found out now and I need to take a shit, but I just felt the need to get this out there...
just a thoughtPosted: Sep 16, 2008 12:00AM PST by murderface
Whilst PS3 fanboys are rubbing their wieners all over their monitors, and 360 fanboys are trying to make this seem logical somehow, has anyone ever thought "hey what if the hills have eyes here is a shitty videogame?" I mean the last 1 million quake games have ranged from underwhelming to turd, so before everyone gets their "balls puckered" over the eternal PS3 vs.360 debate, lets just remember that there might be a small chance that rage might suck. If however rage does indeed not suck, I shall eat my hat........my hat made out of pez
It's like they write this stuff just for it's reaction...Posted: Sep 16, 2008 12:00AM PST by Antknee
Boo hoo. Lets all pass judgement on a game no one has played. Only two wastelands available now, huh? Why did we need more? Plenty of content will be available, and more square footage does not a good game make. Id wants to blame the 360, yet still tout it as being easy to develop for. Release date looming, fellas? Looking for a way to pull back on promised content and save face? Who knows. Just make sure the game is good, and it won't matter how many deserts we get to drive through. If the rest of you can't see through a blurb released to increase hype and system arguments, then you're ignant.
Blame GamePosted: Sep 16, 2008 12:00AM PST by ParallelParadox
Okay someone below says MS charge extra for multiple discs then won't ID screw the Xbox 360 and make the game only for PS3 and PC. I mean they're blaming the 360 for the format it uses not being able to hold enough - don't work around the console, put out the work you intend to as it is. You can say they'll lose profit over it but hell, nerf your creations for in the name of money... pretty damn soulless...
That aside I think ID is just blaming the 360 because they probably trying to cover up their asses for something we may not ever know of.
Since the HD-DVD drive is so cheap now..Posted: Sep 16, 2008 12:00AM PST by BudsMcGreen
Why couldn't MS justify bringing out the add-on by using it for something that would benefit gamers? Having 'HD-DVD Only' games seems like a better option than having 'Useless Add-on Discontinued because Everyone buys Blu-Ray Movies'. Microsoft seems kind of selfish bringing out the XB360 HD-DVD strictly for movies when it could just have easily also benefitted their games. And I don't really see the benefit of multiple discs when the game engine needs more than a DVDs worth of data for a single level. Unless you could install multiple discs in a row and then stream 25-50gbs off the HD...?
This is fucking stupidPosted: Sep 16, 2008 12:00AM PST by SpikeDelight
Why should the PS3 version suffer in its one moment of triumph? It shows its capacity's strengths and then id just dumbs it down for the 360. I prefer to buy my games on 360 anyway for the Achievements but this would have been the first multiplatform game I wanted to actually buy on PS3 (if not PC). This is really stupid. I know that Carmack said the PS3 is technically inferior, but come on! Give it one game where it's a huge improvement over the 360 version! I bet Microsoft made a deal with them to make the versions of the game equal so they wouldn't receive a lot of crap about the 360s disc space.
This isn't Microsoft's problem, it's Sony'sPosted: Sep 16, 2008 12:00AM PST by Mimsy_De_Porpington
Microsoft can't change their format this far in. Sony, on the other hand, needs to convince people not to gank multi-platform games because of someone else's hardware specifications.
blazingzeroPosted: Sep 16, 2008 12:00AM PST by setandugal
it's not that easy for 3rd party to make multiple discs on 360. not only ms always discourage and discourage developers to make multiple discs on 360 but like i said before, ms also charge extra money for licensing fee to 3rd party if they wanna make multiple discs for their games.
no matterPosted: Sep 16, 2008 12:00AM PST by setandugal
how powerful 360 is, as long as the format is dvd, thats like driving lamborghini with flat tires. and the problem is microsoft charge extra money and lots of em to 3rd party when they wanna make an extra disc for their games.
Saint George with a Gattling GunPosted: Sep 16, 2008 12:00AM PST by guru7892
I don't even know why they make first person shooters for consoles. You can't play for shit on them anyway. Now before you say that I'm some noob that sucks at halo and I'm console bashing cause I cant play shooters on consoles; I'm gonna admit that it's true and I can't play a console shooter for shit. so ha! I'm a pc shooter fanboy and I admit it!
That said I do think it sucks that everone should have to play on a condensed version of Rage. I would rather Rage go episodic for the 360 to get around microsofts 'funny' marketing. Then the ps3 and PC users can get the real game in its full glory; and the 360 people can get it too but just on more disks and for a probably higher price.
@ defteats
Carmack has made statements about microsoft's practice of charging a fee to put games on more than one disk. However the ps3 cell processors have the ability to calculate more floating point integers per second (FLOPS) than the 360. It is also true that it's not very useful and everyone who developes for the ps3 doesn't like it. I will hazard a guess that Carmack knows more about development for the ps3 and 360 than you do (and than I do), mostly because he's developed for the ps3 and 360. He also invented computer game graphics or atleast all the graphics that matter. He's basicaly the patron saint of videogames; so imagine Saint Georgewith a gattling gun and a chainsaw smattered with gore and gibbs on top of piles of dead bodies in the middle of a sea of blood, with dark clouds, lightning storm, and a hellish inferno in the horizon.
Blame id, not M$Posted: Sep 16, 2008 12:00AM PST by BlazingAero
If they wanted to, id could make it a 3-disc game and include everything on the 360 version. Otherwise, they could take some content out of the 360 version and go full-blast on the others. I'd chalk it up to laziness... but putting 360's disc on blast is a little ridiculous. PS2's lack of a hard drive and inferior processing power compared to Xbox didn't keep it from dominating, or getting most of the big 3rd party games. This gen isn't any different.
"The PC is limitless in the amount of data you can put on it..."Posted: Sep 16, 2008 12:00AM PST by San_Andreas
The hell it is... if you have $5000 to spend. Most of us don't have that kind of cash lying around.
Give me a break.Posted: Sep 16, 2008 12:00AM PST by Misterpants
Are they trying to give 360 a guilt trip or something?
I feel like I'm taking crazy pills!Posted: Sep 16, 2008 12:00AM PST by coktoe
What is Ted Willits talking about? The PS3 has "about 25 GB" of disk storage space? Did the specs of Blu-Ray disks change last night? They have 50 GB of storage to work with on a Blue-Ray disk. How could 25 come out of his mouth? It's not even close, and you'd think a developer would know basic stuff like that. Weird.
that sucks for people.....Posted: Sep 16, 2008 12:00AM PST by Orochi_Sasaki
who own pc and ps3 FTW? thanks alot for taking into consideration the people who went out and bought video game systems for larger profile games and not budget systems I own all the sytems including PC and I feel cheated by iD for hurting the game for people, because of the limitation of dvd storage, I hope there is a re-release of this game with all the content, because I won't be buying this game anytime soon because of this.............
ROLF!Posted: Sep 16, 2008 12:00AM PST by A_STEAMY_PICKLE
lol leave the game as it is i mean who cares PS3 needs all the games it can get anyhoo (flame comment :P j/ks)
i blame microsoft not for using dvd, i mean honestly go figure sony comes out with blueray and its kinda worth it, who knew?
but the problem is microsoft saying that they will support games to the core console ...come on thats lame if you dont have a HDD on your 360 then you aint a hard core gamer and you are not going to be playing this game because its not for you. And damn it microsoft stop penny pinching on the DVD's just let them have it...lol (odd how blue dragon was on 4 DVD's or was it 3 and no one complained then)
It could work both ways.Posted: Sep 16, 2008 12:00AM PST by SuicideNinja
I think some devs get a little over-zealous with the content. I bought Resistence: Fall of Man expecting to be amazed. The weapons sounded exciting and so did some of its in-game features. When I got into it, the game was dragged on far too long and for all the hype, it wasn't all that memorable. They could have cut out a couple of levels, as it wasn't really adding to the story (in comparison to say, COD4). I think cutting that game down would have benefitted it.
To be fair, on the opposing end: I enjoyed Gears of War, but thought it needed one more level to tidy things up. It seemed just shy of being complete, since it sort of rushes through towards the end and doesn't make a lot of sense in the process.
While it sucks to seemingly get less for you money, it also forces developers to be more picky with the content they provide. They don't just dump it in there because they have it; it was thought out and added to the experience as a whole. It could be compared to movies. Before recorded film hits the chopping block, there's lots of scenes that directors love but cut to make the length more digestable (3-4 hours is a bit much). Most of the time, the cut scenes were better off left out, and we're given less useless fluff.
It's time for the "Quality over quantity" cliche I guess.
id knows where they will sell the most copies.Posted: Sep 16, 2008 12:00AM PST by Poltergeist13
Sounds like the 360 is the lead platform for Rage. If they are cutting stuff from the game because of the 360, then apparently they know where they are gonna sell the most copies. Gimme 2 discs I could care less. Just make a great game id. Really did this need to be news though. Just fodder for fanboys really.
DAMN IT!!!!!!!!!!!1Posted: Sep 16, 2008 12:00AM PST by seifer085
Why don't they just dumb down the 360 version!? Why do all platforms have to suffer? I hope Square-Enix dosen't pull any bullsh%t like this for there future games, at least FF 13 is being done first on Ps3 but in the future who knows?
Xbox 360= great library, shitty box
PS3=great box,so-so library (until White Knight Chronicals !)
damn i want my jrpg fix!!!!!!!!!!!, since I only own a PS3 and sony's been droppin the ball lately at least Bluray is awesome
Well.......not very...surprising..Posted: Sep 16, 2008 12:00AM PST by Kadey
Considering that one video demonstration was of one level with 20gb of textures alone. Overkill? Microsoft created a near perfect console and they just needed to get three things right and we wonder what things might have been. I'm kinda disappointed in both companies really. Sony botched the PS3 with a weaker GPU and separate ram while Microsoft decided to go with dvd drive and SKUs without a hard drive. Well...hopefully they think things through next time.
Not enough games...Posted: Sep 16, 2008 12:00AM PST by Renai_Kakume
That is by far the most played out line to try to bash PS3's library if you go head to head with 360's library and PS3's library you can clearly see which has the better "Quality" over "Quantity" Which would you rather pay for? I Choose Quality ^_^ That's why i'm comfortable with my PS3 60gig purchase. People i had a friend with an Xbox Live account and i was planning on buying some games on there and all i could find was Geometry Wars, CSoN is already on the PSN and Braid...maybe later but seriously boosting that you have the most crappy games is not really all that because Nintendo has Microsoft beat with software...I hope these show's devs something and make them realize which console to be the lead dev for ^_^ you 360 fanboys keep boosting about how many games you got and keep playing your Gears and Halo...while we enjoy variety
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fuck itPosted: Sep 16, 2008 12:00AM PST by ibanezdropd
i have a 360, no ps3, no PC capable of playing this.... honestly, fuck the 360. Make a better version for ps3 and PC. No reason microsofts short sightedness or disc tax should ruin everyone's fun or id's game.
@luisu11oaPosted: Sep 16, 2008 12:00AM PST by wolvie75
Y'know, i was wondering the same thing.
How is PC limitless? I'm not being sarcastic here, i'd like an explanation. As much as i am an xbox fanboy, i'd say the ps3 has more space to deliver the game since a blu-ray drive and HDD is standard. Is ID saying that Rage will require more than 90 gigs of space (50 disc; 40 HDD) for a true experience?
yeah..Posted: Sep 16, 2008 12:00AM PST by ibanezdropd
this was going to happen eventually. maybe microsoft will learn their lesson this time. I love 360, but this problem was inevitable.
PS3 better then Xbox confirmed! (lol)Posted: Sep 16, 2008 12:00AM PST by TheBranisher
Seriously, I was super psyched about this one until now. Is the 360 audience really worth risking the loss of PC and PS3 fans? Perhaps they'll at least allow PC users to download the extra content. If not, well maybe Sony is right about having a 10 year life span.
Uhh, flame?Posted: Sep 16, 2008 12:00AM PST by TreyIM2
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everybody gets a new diaper.
I would make the game PS3 and PC exclusive. 360 be damned!!
RFLMMFAO!! That was funny enough to type "RFLMMFAO!!", which I don't like to use for any circumstance.
This is the big reason why I went the PS3 route. The specs were screaming next gen and the 360's sounded like "easy route for fast buck, quick...like NOW, before the fools can grow a brain and think about this!!" Sorry to say that, even though I don't dislike the 360. I just seen it for what it was - a quick console fix with no real longevity. Kinda reminded me of the Dreamcast, but an updated version, and now not only PS3 gamers but PC gamers will feel the sting of another game getting short changed on REALLY blowing the doors down due to limitations of the 360. All this cross platforming is really why PS3 can't really shine because if devs took the time to focus on what the PS3 can do, like they do with the Wii, it would really be no question with all the comparisons. And, truth be told, if it were to REALLY be researched, u'd find this to be "held back by the 360..." sentiment throughout the game dev community. I put money down that MS is paying people to keep their mouths shut, when they can, so not to cause a stir and people abandon the 360, especially with that crappy hardware they rushed out. The pressure to get the games out on the same day for PS3 and 360 take away from companies going all out on the PS3 but hopefully, they will be able to streamline development for the PS3 even moreso so people will come to truly see the diffs, as we have been little by little.
Damn 360! Lol....
Man that is bull...Posted: Sep 16, 2008 12:00AM PST by IronTigerMonkey
I understand changing it for all (So microsoft doesn't send screw you and destroy your life) But honestly that means that because of the 360 everyone is geting less for their money (and possibly having to pay more money to get that content later but who knows maybe it will be free if it is put out there) My problem is that while it has some good games it is really very apparent that it is a buissness platform first and a games platform second. The PS3 IS A BETTER GAME PLATFORM but it just doesn't quite have the games, whether or not you want this game it does reveal one of the disapointing trends of this generation that is some what under the radar, how many other games from developers that really care about games and see electronic entertainment as their creative release will or have dumbed down their games because of this issue.
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sounds like a piss poor excuse to me.Posted: Sep 16, 2008 12:00AM PST by Jason_Murk
Why not just go ahead and cram all of the content you want into the PS3 version and dumb down the 360 build?
The wii always gets dumbed down versions of next gen games, why not just do the same for the xbox360? Dont make everybody suffer!
O.oPosted: Sep 16, 2008 12:00AM PST by Alucard176
the fuck?! since it they can't make it fit on the 360, they have to do the same to all the other versions as well ._. that's pretty fucked up
lmao xbox 360.Posted: Sep 16, 2008 12:00AM PST by shaka-de-virgo
Sony PS3 made the real next gen. system, xbox 360 is barely an xbox 1.5 thats why its alot cheaper then the Sony PS3.
*Sigh*Posted: Sep 16, 2008 12:00AM PST by Kaako
It's truly a sad day when a dev is forced to cut down and limit their game due to extra DVD fees by another big company (Microsoft in this case). Carmack went public with this, but I guess MS didn't back down. This truly sucks for ALL gamers across ALL platforms.
"oh noooo!"Posted: Sep 16, 2008 12:00AM PST by Horngreen
What's crappy is the "extra" charge MS puts on a developer that uses more than one disc. Making them cram it onto one disc is worse than having to change disc by far MS. I don't mind changing disc as it is preferable to having to pay for an obsolete format crammed down my throat by another console maker!
360Posted: Sep 16, 2008 12:00AM PST by purplerain
it's tech is outdated
Long live the PS3
further upsettings...Posted: Sep 16, 2008 12:00AM PST by cool_dude_steve
who knows what crazy new creatures with mouths in wacky new places we'll be missing out on. and what kind of other dark, gloomy wacky crap was in those missing gigabytes.
@mr_lugaPosted: Sep 16, 2008 12:00AM PST by born.prodigy
because the 360 version will probably sell more than both the pc and ps3. But that's no excuse. This suck's for ps3/pc owners.
Here we go again...Posted: Sep 16, 2008 12:00AM PST by ty-fighter
...just like GTAIV with the lack of HDD hurting design across both platforms. Suck it, Microsoft.
as a connoisseur of wastelandsPosted: Sep 16, 2008 12:00AM PST by cool_dude_steve
this upsets me.
PC is limitless?Posted: Sep 16, 2008 12:00AM PST by luisu11oa
To a certain point then yes. If you're talking about a download version then storage isn't a problem. Most, if not all PC games out ship on DVD. Certain titles are shipped with multiple discs. I don't see why this is a problem for the 360. He obviously forgot about the 360's upcoming update.
So Basically...Posted: Sep 16, 2008 12:00AM PST by Sorrowful_Tragedy
We'll all equally share a downgraded game! Hip hip hooray!
LOLPosted: Sep 16, 2008 12:00AM PST by eminus_jewett
Wow, well I wasn't expecting the comments on here. That's actually kinda funny. Though I don't see why it would be a big deal to do more than 2 discs. It's not like it's as expensive as printing a single Blu Ray. Whatever, I'll probably just rent it anyways.
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I'm pretty sure it was the same thing or really close to it. Either way it was the first thing he said when he came back. That he had been banned and had returned. Sorta like the 2nd Coming of Jesus Christ...
hey tht is funny Not!!!!
how did Jesus come back..isnt he dead
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Artist biography
Nicholson's earliest paintings were still lifes influenced by those of his father. In the 1920s he began painting figurative and abstract works inspired by Post Impressionism and Cubism. He produced his first geometric and abstract reliefs in 1933. He first exhibited in 1919, at the Grosvenor Gallery and Grafton Galleries. His first one-man show was held at the Twenty-one Gallery, London in 1924. From 1924 to 1935 he was a member of the Seven and Five Society, and in 1933 he joined Unit One, founded by Paul Nash. In 1937 Nicholson, Naum Gabo and the architect Leslie Martin edited Circle: International Survey of Constructive Art. Circle identified Nicholson with a group of like-minded artists and architects who wanted to apply 'constructivist' principles to public and private art, advocating mathematical precision, clean lines and an absence of ornament.
In 1952 Nicholson won first prize at the Carnegie International, Pittsburgh. He was awarded the first Guggenheim International painting prize in 1956, and the international prize for painting at the Sao Paulo Bienal in 1957. He received the Order of Merit in 1968. Numerous retrospective exhibitions of his work have been held, including shows at the Venice Biennale and Tate Gallery in 1954-5, Kunsthalle, Berne in 1961, Museum of Fine Arts, Dallas in 1964, Albright-Knox Art Gallery, Buffalo in 1978, and Tate Gallery in 1993-4. Helped by wide international exposure in British Council tours during the 1940s and 1950s and by the championing of the writer Herbert Read, Nicholson's work came to be seen, with Henry Moore's, as the quintessence of British modernism.
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The 2007 AFL rosters are out and there are some surprises mixed in with the obvious choices for the Phoenix Desert Dogs roster. This year's contingent of Orioles will be pitcher Hayden Penn, who will be making up time lost due to injury this year. Penn was once the top upper-level pitching prospect in the Orioles' chain until injuries and the emergence of Garrett Olson pushed him down the ladder. He will be working to re-establish himself as a contender for the Orioles future rotation. James Johnson and Bob McCrory will be joingin Penn on the Desert Dogs' pitching staff. McCrory is there to get reps in order to advance his timetable for promotion to the big club. Johnson is somewhat of a surprise addition to the roster; however, the experience and work should help prepare him for a major league role in 2008 and/or showcase him to potential trading partners.
Joining Penn, Johnson and McCrory will be Jake Arrieta. The Orioles are including him to see how he fares against higher level competition, despite 2007 being his professional debut. Arrieta is likely to follow the Jason Berken path and make his full season debut with the High-A frederick Keys.
Jeff Fiorentino and Nolan Reimold return to the AFL this year after having somewhat successful seasons last year. Both started off well but faded towards the end. Fio's fade continued into his season at Bowie until he caught fire in the second half. This is a big year for Fio, as he is getting old to be a prospect and if he is to have a role with the big team in the near future, he will have to continue to show success. Further complicating matters is that 2007 was his final option year, due to his premature call-up in 2005. One of my fondest memories of last season was the homerun Fio hit against Marcus McBeth at Phoenix Municipal Stadium. Fio turned on a 3-2 fastball that was easily in the mid-90's and deposited it over the right field wall.
Nolan Reimold will be there to make up time lost due to injury. Once again this year, left field at Camden Yards beckons; from his position as the Orioles top outfield prospect, Reimold needs to have a good AFL season to put himself in position to claim a major league role out of spring training next season.
Paco Figueroa's addition should not be a surprise. Of all the middle infielders in the Orioles' system, he is the one who has stands to gain the most. Also, besides Luis Hernandez, he is the only middle infielder the Orioles have at the double-A and above level who is likely to play in the major leagues. Paco is rounding out a nice season at Bowie; he is currently hitting .280 and has an OBP of .365.
Last year's crop of Oriole farmhands had mixed results. Fiorentino and Reimold started fast out of the gate but faded badly. Bryan Bass never really got untracked and Ryan Hubele had moderate success. Brian Finch and Cory Morris had injuries this spring that kept them off the field. I did note last year that Finch's velocity was down, which was probably an early indicator of his problems. Ryan Keefer and Nick McCurdy had some success coming out of the bullpen, but Keefer suffered an injury which necessitated Tommy John surgery and he did not pitch this year.
One name not mentioned was that of 2007 first round pick Matt Weiters. Arizona Fall League roster requirements mandate no more than one player without double-A experience be included from each major league team. With Jake Arrieta filling that void, Wieters is most likely destined for the lower level Hawaiian Winter League.
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Date: Wed, 14 Jan 1998 20:31:00 +0200 (EET)
From: Vesa Siivola
Subject: CRD:strutter by Kiss
Strutter- Kiss
Bbm F# C# G#
Bbm F# C# C#sus4
Bb F# C# C#sus4
I know a thing or two about her
Bb F# C# G#
I know she'll only make you cry
Bb F# C# C#sus4
She'll let you walk the street beside her
Bb F# C# G#
But when she wants she'll pass you by
Bbm F#
Everybody says she's lookin'good
Bbm F#
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Ab5|Bb5 Ab5|Bb5 Db5|Eb5 F#5|H5 Db5|Ab5
She wears her satins like a lady
She gets her way just like a child
You take her home and she says "maybe, baby"
She takes you down and drives you wild
I know a thing or two about her
I know she'll only make you cry
She'll let you walk the street beside her
But when she wants she pass you by
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