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Final Fantasy Tactics comes to the iPad, bringing time killing to a whole new level
Yes, you heard that right folks, the turn-based role playing game with its isometric environments, is finally giving hardcore iPad gamers something to be happy about. With this this version though, it features some minor tweaks in the graphics department to give it some love to the iPad's generous display. In addition, it also boasts intuitive controls to make it easier to navigate, and reduced wait times to get you right into the thick of battle.
Already, there are planned software updates to further refine the experience, such as higher-resolution graphics for unit characters, battle scene fast-forward feature, and event scene skip/fast-forward feature. Honestly, this game will get you sucked in thanks to its memorable story line about The War of the Lions. Needless to say, you'll probably want to clear your calendar to make time for this one, seeing that you can invest a good amount of time playing it – like weeks or months.
So how much will you need to fork over to relive this classic game? Well, it's actually $17.99, which is undoubtedly up there in terms of pricing for games on the iPad, but nonetheless, it's warranted considering the amount of gameplay you'll get out of it.
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1. protozeloz (Posts: 5396; Member since: 16 Sep 2010)
I want that game on the Android market!
3. downphoenix (Posts: 3165; Member since: 19 Jun 2010)
same here but I wont pay 18$ for it. If its $10 like it is on Playstation Store then its a must! But the cheaper the better of course.
4. protozeloz (Posts: 5396; Member since: 16 Sep 2010)
id be happy to buy it for $10.... but I love all ff tactics, i might end up buying it......
9. atheisticemetic (Posts: 377; Member since: 18 Dec 2011)
this is probably my fav game of all time....this needs to come to android
the downside is that you dont have the co-op play like on the psp specific version and they just give you the "special items" which is kinda lame
2. itiswhatitis (Posts: 423; Member since: 23 Jan 2012)
Me 2!
5. EclipseGSX (Posts: 1743; Member since: 18 Oct 2011)
Wow this brings me back to my youth on the OG PS lol
6. k1ng617 (Posts: 264; Member since: 13 Oct 2009)
Fantastic game! A legit version for Android would do well. Honestly, I think this would "fit" better on Android, just thinking about the demographic
7. speckledapple (Posts: 892; Member since: 29 Sep 2011)
I already have this on my phone and my xoom.
8. stealthd (unregistered)
No, you have the PSone version upscaled. They actually had the art for this redrawn so it could be displayed natively on the iPad's screen without upscaling or pixellation. That's why this came months after the iPhone version.
10. RamyRamz69 (Posts: 390; Member since: 12 Dec 2011)
I bought the PS3 game for around 25 Us Dollars from a Sony shop...you must be kidding if its 18 dollars for the Atari graphics game on the iPad..


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Hour One of LIFE IS A HIGHWAY: Canadian Pop Music in the '90s looks at the rise of Canadian indie bands like The Tragically Hip and The Barenaked Ladies, along with the explosion in popularity of Celtic music artists and an eclectic array of chart-topping hits from Bryan Adams, kd lang, Crash Test Dummies, and Tom Cochrane, including his classic song, Life Is a Highway.
Hour Two of LIFE IS A HIGHWAY: Canadian Pop Music in the '90s looks at the remarkable diversity of Canadian music in the '90s, from the phenomenal international success of Canadian pop divas like Shania Twain, Céline Dion and Alanis Morissette, to popular performers like Blue Rodeo and Jann Arden, to ground-breaking urban music by Dream Warriors, and singer/songwriters like Ron Sexsmith.
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There's a place where kids are kids, and the problems
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in its first run and an award and ratings winner, Northwood
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Dave McGonigal (Dave Thomas) and his daughter Donna
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by organizing a celebrity hockey game to raise much-needed
Christmas funds for the town. As the hopeless local
team prepares for the arrival of the ex-pro stars, event
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bring in fake hockey stars too. In time-honoured Beachcombers
spirit, this is a fast-paced movie featuring hijinks,
romance, plenty of fun and, yes, some hockey!
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Based on the hit international
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returns to anchor an all-new cast of characters. Younger,
hipper and with more quirky overtones than the original
series, we will, nonetheless, stay true to the feel-good
atmosphere that made The Beachcombers a Canadian franchise.
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John Baldry is a unique artist who has inspired, lead
and influenced musicians from all over the world, many
of whom have become stars in their own right - Elton
John and Rod Stewart to name but two. After decades
of living, breathing and above all, playing the blues,
R&B and rock and roll, Long John Baldry has earned
the title: living legend.
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If James Brown is the 'godfather
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On Screen! is a series of 12
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of Canadian milestone films, from "Goin'
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a different feature film and the work of the people
who made it; artists and auteurs who charted new territory
by telling quintessentially Canadian stories, and in
the process blazed paths, opened doors and set new standards
for a modern generation of storytellers yet to come.
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Canadian music's global rise. Hour One explores
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details the unprecedented heights to which Canadian
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Improving by one place at the section meet may not seem like much, but that jump does not begin to describe the leaps and bounds taken by the Ranger boys' swimming and diving team this winter.
Forest Lake did not qualify anyone for state, but the second-place team showing at the Section 7AA meet over the weekend was still a resounding success. In all, the Rangers qualified 24 entries through the preliminaries and into the finals of the individual events. Personal bests were achieved in all 24 between the two rounds of section competition. All three relays put up season-best times, as well.
The time drops at Thursday's preliminaries were the biggest coach Barbara Vailodash has ever seen, and she has been with the team since 2003. The times stayed low for the finals, despite competing on one day of rest.
"To carry the performance from Thursday to Saturday and only add under 0.25 to one second from one day to the next is amazing," she said. "The team was awesome."
The effort resulted in Forest Lake's best team showing since winning the meet in 2007. To top it off, Vailodash won section coach of the year honors.
Senior Erik Klein came the closest to advancing to state. He swam to third place with a career-best time of 57.42 in the 100 backstroke finals, finishing just .13 of a second away from a state bid. Klein's time is the fourth-fastest in program history.
Four Ranger underclassmen earned fourth-place medals in the individual events:
• Junior Joe Goossens finished the 200 free in 1:52.38, 1.04 seconds behind the final state qualifier. His preliminary time of 1:51.61 marks the eighth-best time in program history.
• Sophomore Bryan Fleming swam a personal-best time of 57.71 in the 100 butterfly finals, finishing 1.21 seconds out of second place. That time now stands seventh in the team record books.
• Junior Joel Stomberg's personal-best effort of 5:12.74 in the 500 free is good for 10th in program history.
• Junior Evan Woehl cut 1.60 seconds off his best time in the finals of the 100 breaststroke, finishing in 1:03.83. It is the seventh-fastest time in team history.
Fifth-place efforts came from Stomberg in the 200 free (1:52.39, 10th in program history), Goossens in the 100 free (50.80, ninth in program history) and sophomore Stefan Albright in the 100 butterfly (58.13). Albright's preliminary time of 57.45 is sixth in program history.
In the relays, Klein, Woehl, Albright and senior Nate Merrier set a season-best time of 1:44.75 in the 200 medley. They earned fourth place at the meet and seventh in the team's record book.
Earning the same placings was the 200 free team of Merrier, Goossens, Fleming and ninth-grader Corey Bahr. Their time of 1:33.10 was also a season-best.
A time of 3:26.23 earned fourth place for the 400 free relay team of Bahr, Fleming, Goossens and Stomberg. It is the fifth-fastest time in Ranger history.
Anoka scored 441 points to win the eight-team meet. Forest Lake had 325, topping Andover by 33. With a small class of seniors, Forest Lake should be in the mix again next year.


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Om Namo Bhagavate Sivanandaya!
Om Namo Bhagavate Chidanandaya!
Om Namo Bhagavate Krishnanandaya!
In the latest issue of "What Is Enlightenment?" (WIE) there is a lengthy
interview (about 12 pages) with blessed and worshipful Gurudev Sri Swami
Chidanandaji Maharaj on the subject of "Sex and Spirituality". Throughout
the interview Gurudev has reiterated the importance of Brahmacharya
(chastity) for God-realisation. Gurudev also made it clear that the
practice of Brahmacharya is not old-fashioned, repressive and life-denying
but is a means to Eternal Life. Gurudev said that there is no suppression
or repression in an intelligent person who has deeply pondered the whole
basis of life and is bent on achieving That which is infinitely greater.
Techniques are also given by Gurudev to get oneself established in
The current issue also has interviews with some Tantrics. We have
uploaded two essays on the subject by Sri Swami Sivanandaji Maharaj and
Sri Swami Krishnanandaji Maharaj since seekers may be interested in what
the Divine Life Society has to say about Tantra. The essays are at
Gurudev in his interview and also Swami Krishnanandaji Maharaj in his
essay make it clear why the practice of Tantra is not only difficult but
also dangerous and not recommended for common people.
WIE usually puts some of their articles online. They have not put the
current issue online yet. Lets hope they put Gurudev's interview also
online. Seekers may want to keep an eye on WIE's web site at
While you are at this site you may also want to read the Fall 95 issue
which has lectures of Swami Krishnanandaji Maharaj.
Yours in the service of Gurudev,
RIGHT MEDICINE: A boy came and, after bowing, stood beside the Master.
Master: "From where are you coming?"
Boy: "From Bangalore."
Master: "Are you a student or an officer?"
Boy: "I have passed the Intermediate of the Mysore University. I wish to
stay here for some days and if I find this place suitable I shall stay
Master: "Go back and continue your studies."
The boy had nothing to say. He did not have a determined desire to stay
at the Ashram and practise Sadhana. Mysteriously understanding his
wavering nature, the Master administered to him the right medicine.
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What do you get when you staff your electronics superstore with pimply and gangly minimum wage monkeys? The sort of apathetic customer service that causes even those with monk-like patience to snap the rigid palm of their hand into the base of a Best Buy's employee's nose over and over and over again until blood starts ejaculating from their ears.
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