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Greetings all,
I am attempting to write a script to communicate with a photovoltaic inverter via a serial port on a Damn Small Linux PC. The inverter reads/writes binary data, and I've figured out how to handle that via od and awk, but I can't seem to actually communicate with the inverter. I know it works 'cause if I reboot my DSL PC to WinXP, I have a VBScript that works just fine... so communication and hardware is not the issue. Please take a look at the following and let me know if you have any suggestions. Right now, whenever I try to read from /dev/ttyS0, the script just hangs. The lines below that start with ####### are all my attempts so far, and they all hang. The last ###### is what I expect to get back from the inverter.
Thanks in advance,
stty -F /dev/ttyS0 raw ispeed 2400 ospeed 2400 cs8 -ignpar -cstopb -echo
#Get total watt-hours generated
echo $'\x80\x80\x80\x01\x01\x01\x11\x14' > /dev/ttyS0
######read -n 1 InStr < /dev/ttyS0
######InStr=`dd if=/dev/ttyS0 count=1 bs=1`
######(cat > InStr) < /dev/ttyS0
for ((x=0;x<$InStrLen;x++)); do
let z=0x$(echo -n ${InStr:x:1} | od -h | awk '{ print $2 }')
echo -n $z...
if [ ${InStr:0:6} = $'\x80\x80\x80\x03\x01\x01' ]; then
let a=0x$(echo -n ${InStr:6:1} | od -h | awk '{ print $2 }')
let b=0x$(echo -n ${InStr:7:1} | od -h | awk '{ print $2 }')
let c=0x$(echo -n ${InStr:8:1} | od -h | awk '{ print $2 }')
echo TOTAL: $WattsTotal
Do you get the response with a simple test i.e.
cat < /dev/ttyS0 `echo $'\x80\x80\x80\x01\x01\x01\x11\x14' > /dev/ttyS0`
I am not really familiar with reading and writing thru /dev/ttyS0, but I assume you simple echo to it and read from it and everything else is handled on a lower level by the device driver.
First question is of course if the serial port is configured correctly at works at all. You can connect pin 2 and 3 of the serial connector on the PC as to make a loopback plug. Everything you write to the port should be echoed and read again by your script.
If this does not happen, it is useless to try to talk to the inverter.
If this works, are you sure that there is no additional protocol being used to talk to the inverter? Often it is something like STX at the beginning, some DLE's and EOT's at the end of the transmission, often with checksums etc.
Also a great help is a device called break-out box or Interfaker which has LED's for all important serial signals, and you can force signals like DTR and DSR active or inactive. With the LED's you can see if anything is transmitted ar all and if the status of the handshake lines is satisfactory.
I've made some progress. I'm getting data back from the inverter now. Turns out that one of my \x01 needed to be \x00. This caused a problem with null characters, but printf solved that.... I think. The problem I'm having now is that I appear to be getting 'random' responses from the inverter. I get different length responses (anywhere between 1 and 5 bytes) and almost never the same response twice. The fact that I'm getting anything at all indicates that my message TO the inverter is working. If I change it to a badly formatted message (such as changing the last byte to a incorrect checksum) I get nothing. So, here's what I have (the commented line is what I expect):
If I understand your code (I'm not a bash scripter),you stop when there's nothing to read (eol=$? and test $eol).
This however does not mean that you have received a complete message (you might be reading to early). So if you know that a message has a fixed length or a specific terminator, I would read till you have the full message (count bytes or set n to 8 or OneByte equals whatever) and ignore $eol for that purpose.
What probably happens now:
the second time you run the program, you still receive data from the previous run.
Hope this helps
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Hi 01000111,
I got a similar situation in reading binary data with my embedded Linux environment. Since this sytem is ARM based I can't do the reading wit a C-program because of the missing cross toolchain for mipsel.
So I try to read via the shell but can't get any succsess.
My Inverter sends every 4,8 seconds the PV data without beeing polled like in your example. In the other times there are fill bytes send. My problem is that my inverter sends binary data and no linefeed or CR. I have to check every byte to see if this is the start of a PV-Record but can't get any byte read in via my shell.
My version of the read also don't supports the -d command so I can't use the startbyte as a line delimiter.
I just want to continious read from the tty-port one byte, but can't get any of it.
Did you get your environment to run ?
I there just someone here in the forum that can help me on this ?
Doing a:
cat /dev/ttyS0 | hd -c
(assuming there is permanent binary data with no LF or CR)
READ -n 1 character < /dev/tts/1
The READ command reply with illegal option -n.
Have no idea under the sun why you are using Bash for this. Use a real programming language. Even on DamnSmall, you have literally a dozen or more to choose from. . .
sundialsvcs is correct. Serial IO invariably requires the use of the termios API, and shells lack that capability. Some things just shouldn't be done with shell scripts.
--- rod.
Please realize that this thread is old (and revived in june 2012 by wollik).
have you tried a standard program like minicom just to see if you get something in?
Thank you for your answers. OK, i know that with some other programing languages it could be done more easily.
But I'm not a programer, and I'm not very familiar with Linux programing.
So what would you suggest me to use? i need really a simple program, that would continuously read from serial byte by byte and write to text file. That's all.
all other work is already done.
I'm doing my thesis at faculty and this is just some part. I'm doing something completely different and this reading from serial is just a small sub-problem...
Would anyone help me with that?
Programs such as minicom, microcm, picocom... can they read byte by byte? I tried to play arround with them, but i couldn't get any data to be read from serial?
With the port in raw mode, the port should not wait for line terminators. In that case, I think read will get however many bytes are waiting in the receive buffer. How are the replies from your device delimited? Generally, these kinds of devices either send some kind of terminator, or send chunks of fixed-size data. If I understand your code correctly, you terminate reading data byte-at-time and appending to $InStr as soon as read times out once. Are you sure that your timeout is not too short? Would it make more sense to compose your $InStr until it of the length you require?
--- rod.
EDIT: Crap! I just replied to the OP, which probably doesn't apply to the person who first necroposted to this thread.
The answer to his/her question cannot be given without more information, whihc should be provide by starting a new thread, with more details.
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DreadCentral is reporting that Jeff Buhler is the latest to take a stab at Paramounts Pet Sematary reboot.
Buhler, who writer Insanitarium and The Midnight Meat Train, spoke to the site about his faithful adaptation of the Stephen King novel to be directed by Juan Carlos Fresnadillo.
Paramount had a script from Matt Greenburg and then brought Juan Carlos on, and they were looking to do some work on the script, and then I came in. Juan Carlos and I collaborated on a new outline for the film, Paramount loved our pitch, and Ive been writing the first draft of the script. Its very exciting.
Commenting on the original 1989 horror classic, which was directed by Mary Lambert and based on the novel of the same name by horror legend Stephen King, The original has a very special place in my heart, said Buhler. The film fits perfectly in the time period [in which it was produced], and the source material is one of the Stephen King books that I read as a teenager that made me flip out, and Ive read it more than once since then. Its a fantastic book and a fantastic story.
With the narrative revolving around a family that moves into a new home next to a cemetery with powers that allow the creatures buried in it to come back from the dead, Buhler stated of his approach to the remake, Now that Im a father and I have a six-year old and a two-year old, all of the horror within that story that comes from losing a child is suddenly very real and tangible and utterly tragic [to me]. I think the one element that we are trying to bring to this version of Pet Sematary is a sense of truth and honesty in the horror and really take it back to the original material. I think that in the 80s movie its a little campy in places, and we are trying to get away from all of that and really get back to the core of the story, which is that of the family dealing with grief from the loss of their child and the horror of breaking the laws of nature as a result of that. Juan Carlos in particular is very focused on the emotional elements and how they could be represented in a visual context that is compelling.
We are being very respectful to the book, he continued, and we are not tying ourselves to anything in the first two films at all. We are [also] bringing in some fresh elements that speak to the spirit of the story that arent in either one.
If you look at the core of it, of whats going on with the family, its an absolutely disturbing story, Buhler offered. I think the heart of the story has to do with Louis and his relationship with his kids and grappling with that dilemma when kids ask you what happens when you die and what you believe in. It deals with these big questions in such a personal way, and that is classic Stephen King. They are huge ideas, but they are told through a very identifiable, close-knit family unit, and thats so powerful so we are just immersing ourselves in that the loss, the grief, and the horrific results of people making really, really bad decisions.
As for the tone of the script as it pertains to the eventual films intended rating, I try not to get too hung up on that while writing, especially because this isnt like a Texas Chainsaw where theres going to be a lot of ripped open abdomens and people chewing on intestines or anything like that, he said. Its already going to exist somewhere on that line between R and PG-13. If the studio feels like they need to market it as PG-13, then it will be the most hardcore PG-13 movie you could get away with. There are a couple of deaths, but with this one the horror is a little more atmospheric. The big concern of course is that you are killing children, which studios are always loathe to do, but its a King story and thats at the center of it so Paramount knows what they are getting into. Theres no question that kids are gonna die.
Well be done with the first draft by the end of the summer, Buhler said of the current status of Pet Sematary, which is being produced for Paramount by Lorenzo DiBonaventura and Mark Varhadian.
Juan Carlos and I have been working very closely from the beginning so I think the process will be very quick. Its not going to be one of those situations where theres a script that the studio likes but then they bring on a director who has a bunch of new ideas and then it goes back into the scripting process for another six months. Because we are doing everything with the director from the beginning, hopefully we wont be far from where we need to be [with the first draft] when we are done.
The 1989 Pet Sematary scored up a 1992 sequel where t he ancient Indian cemetery with the power to raise the dead returns and influences the lives of new residents.
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That's great news. The original is one of the best horror films ever made. I hope they do it justice. The sequel was so awful! Not even Edward Furlong could save that one.
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I never read the book, but will one day. The movie is perfect though. I have never been one of those anti-remake hirror fans with the exception of Dawn of the Dead, Halloween, and this film.
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Bla. Bla. Bla. Bla.
I hope the remake is better than the original. To me, it's one of the overrated horror movies. Right up there with The Texas Chainsaw Massacre.
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Meh. They've been teasing fans about a remake for 10+ years. Ridiculous. I'll believe it when I see it. I always said this is one of the few 80s movies that might warrant a fresh take.
That article does bring up great points on how the original film does not do justice to the magnitude of the unfolding tragedy. You don't "feel" their pain. The funeral scene should have the audience nearly in tears but it falls flat and they don't do a good job with the family tension in that scene. The acting is also a bit stiff and that daughter might be the most annoying kid on film.
The Zelda scenes are genuinely creepy and come closest to doing the book justice. Fred Gwynne's performance another highlight. Had a crush on Denise Crosby in the 80s but I don't think she did a good job here and her and Midkiff have ZERO chemistry.
Its a good film but not up to snuff with the subject matter being explored.
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I watched this last night. Hadn't seen it in eons. If this remake ever gets made they really need to make the boy older. He's too little for it to be believable and it comes off cheesy towards the end. It doesn't do justice to the book. What were they thinking?
Quote from: Rich on November 24, 2015, 07:38:53 AM
I never read the book, but will one day. The movie is perfect though.
If you think the movie is perfect, then the book is going to completely blow your mind.
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Quote from: Jameslofton on December 07, 2015, 07:27:32 PM
the book is going to completely blow your mind.
I'm going to be honest and say that, while I think King has a LOT of great ideas, I can't get through his books. I keep thinking, "Get to the point!" Granted, I was never that into sitting down and reading for hours on end. But even King's SHORT stories are like, on and on and on and on. Anyone with a life would be like, "Can we please just make this into a movie? The idea is awesome! But, holy shit, this is tedious to read."
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Stephen King has certainly delivered some great ideas but his descriptions are sometimes overly stated and his characters tend to babble way past the point of interest. Can't say I am a big fan of this film being remade, but that is most likely just my generation speaking. I relate well with the actors that were used for this. But a good story is always a good story. There's certainly nothing wrong with a new generation taking a different slant on the telling.
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Quote from: Jasonlives52 on November 14, 2016, 12:13:37 PM
Stephen King has certainly delivered some great ideas but his descriptions are sometimes overly stated and his characters tend to babble way past the point of interest.
Did you ever read Needful Things? Sweet baby Jesus... The whole town practically talks in that book. King admitted to lots of cocaine use in the 80s. Either his addiction continued into the early 90s or this book was actually written in the 80s. It just goes on and on and on and....
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I'm so glad you were exposed as a loser and a fraud.
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This film got one step closer to being a reality. The runaway success of IT has spurred them on. If they give this story the IT treatment and take it in a more mature and realistic direction, it could blow minds.
Everyone who has read King's book knows the potential this story always had. It just needs the right people involved. People who never read the book but only have that 89 film to base things on have no idea how the subject matter is supposed to come across. Don't forget, King said it was his only story that genuinely scared him while writing it.
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TRAQS is all about patient choice and where possible we always aim to book an appointment at the preferred hospital. Unfortunately we are not always able to do so due to the lack of appointments, which can result being placed on to a waiting list. TRAQS do not have any control over the waiting times for clinics and we are unable to advise exactly how long a patient may expect to be waiting for an appointment.
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Objective. To examine the role of abuse-related injury and posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) symptom severity in mediating the effects of assaultive intimate partner violence (IPV) severity, psychological IPV severity, and child abuse severity on chronic pain severity in women survivors of IPV.
Methods. Using data collected from a community sample of 309 women survivors of IPV, structural equation modeling was used to test a theoretical model of the relationships among the key variables.
Results. The theoretical model accounted for almost 38% of the variance in chronic pain severity. PTSD symptom severity was a significant mediator of the relationships of both child abuse severity (beta = 0.13) and assaultive IPV severity (beta = 0.06) with chronic pain severity. Lifetime abuse-related injury was also a significant mediator of the relationships between both child abuse severity (beta = 0.05) and assaultive IPV severity (beta = 0.06) and chronic pain severity. Child abuse severity made the largest significant contribution to the model (beta = 0.35). Assaultive IPV severity had a significant indirect effect (beta = 0.12) on chronic pain severity while psychological IPV severity had a significant direct effect (beta = 0.20).
Conclusions. Management of chronic pain in IPV survivors requires attention to symptoms of PTSD, abuse-related injury, and lifetime experiences of violence. Ensuring that acute pain from injury is adequately treated and followed over time may reduce the extent of chronic pain in abused women. The results also support the importance of routine assessment for IPV and child abuse.
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Fired cases are not ammunition, unless so defined in law (and while apparently that has been done in some places, its quite rare). And actual arrests and prosecutions for having a fired case alone are more then rare.
Even the most rabid anti gun areas generally allow their officers some latitude, particularly when it comes to a single fired case or two. Even if the local law provides for it, I doubt any prosecutor would try such a case. Cost vs benefit to the public, and the tremendous public opinion backlash that would result from it just make it a waste of their time.
That being said, in a situation where a fired case is something unusual, it could, and perhaps ought to be grounds for suspicion. Grounds for an arrest, on the fired case(s) alone? No. But seeing fired brass where you usually don't see it ought to have officers wondering what else is going on.
A few spent shells in the back of a pickup truck out in the country is one thing. Spent 9mm cases on the rear seat floorboard of a sedan, occupied by inner city youth, is quite another.
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Source: Charles Murray, "For Most People, College Is a Waster of Time," Wall Street Journal, August 13, 2008; based upon: Charles Murray, "Real Education: Four Simple Truths for Bringing America's Schools Back to Reality," Crown Forum, forthcoming.
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I do not hate squirrels, even though they have damaged my porch. I hand-reared Poopsie when I was 6 and reintroduced him to the wild. I have put peanuts and dried corn on the porch for them in winter. Where my patience runs out is when they take over the feeders with sunflower hearts that I intend for the wild birds. Unless I also cater to the squirrels, they will monopolize the "squirrel-proof" feeders to the extent that the birds can't feed.
I freeze mixed seed in empty milk cartons, or ice cube trays, topped up with water. These logs and cubes, tossed out for the squirrels, distract them from the bird feeders. I also toss ends of carrots, apple peels, and other produce trimmings out on the ground and they do disappear though I'm not sure who's eating them.....there are also wild rabbits, mice, and chipmunks here, but as far as I know, no deer, wild turkeys, or coyotes. Possibly skunk, opossum, and raccoon. There are two roaming cats, no loose dogs.
The other day I trimmed mold from some cheddar and parmesan and tossed that out, too. It was gone the next day. What scraps do you share with backyard denizens, and have you noticed anything they DON'T accept?


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Rajat Kapoor's awkward moment
Rajat Kapoor says he faced a bizarre instance while casting for his film, 'Ankhon Dekhi'. Kapoor's first choice for the main role was Sanjay Mishra but when he couldn't contact the actor, he approached Naseeruddin Shah for the same.
Rajat Kapoor and Naseeruddin Shah
As luck would have it, when Naseer gave his nod for the role, Sanjay too returned and the director found himself in a fix.
The filmmaker-actor says, "I told Naseersaab I will give him some other role in the same film, but he said he will not do it. Then I wrote a long mail and he replied, saying Sanjay deserves it and all." All's well that ends well.


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Los Amigos set for glory
AT 5pm today 30-runners will charge down to the first of 24 fences in the BoyleSports Irish Grand National at Fairyhouse with connections hoping to claim one of the most prestigious races in Irish racing but punters could be well advised to stick with a name that already features 14-times on the roll of honour.
The Dreaper family are steeped in the history of the Irish Grand National and with two runners in today's renewal, Jim Dreaper could bring his own personal tally up to five winners with Los Amigos who will add to the 10 his father Tom won at their famous Greenogue base.
Los Amigos was an late absentee from the race last year but has been primed for this year's renewal winning his only start since here back in January and although the trip is a question mark, like it is for so many of the field, he looks like an ideal candidate to get the gruelling 3m5f and go very close.
Colm Murphy's Empire Of Dirt is one of six horses in the field for owners Gigginstown House Stud but looks to have the best chance of the sextet after his Naas win and his pedigree suggest that the marathon distance shouldn't pose much of a problem, while backers of the well supported Vics Canvas will have been given a boost yesterday at Cork with the trainer Dermot McLoughlin and jockey Conor Maxwell teaming up with Westerners Son winning down there.
Willie Mullins will try and win the race for the first time with Perfect Gentleman and Dogora, while AP McCoy will try and win it for the last time on Cantlow for JP McManus and Paul Webber, a horse that will lift the roof off the grandstand should he win and give McCoy the fairytale send off.
IRISH GRAND NATIONAL SELECTIONS: 1 Los Amigos, 2 Empire Of Dirt , 3 The Job Is Right


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dayumm.. k lets make a voting thread
u saw my sig and u knew u had to go big lol
dayumm.. k lets make a voting thread
u saw my sig and u knew u had to go big lol
Bit more vibrance and burn tool in certain areas close to the light effects.
That and some more depth. Otherwise I like it.
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Looks like it's LQ.
But it's awesome nevertheless.
It looks LQ D:
Whaaaaa, maybe i put to much gradient maps, yup thats it, put to much gradient maps, i am gonna have to fix this bish up! lookn at it now, it does seem a lil dull! i gotta put some mofoukn color in this bitch!
i did use topaz buttttttttttt i erased alot of it, just 4got about the bottom, i wanted to leave where he was rippn it off his chest a lil topaz just for the effect it gives and thought it would match.. FUKN TOPAZ!! ruin everything in my life FACK OFF!
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i like the other guys signature made with the render.
That kind of shiz. ORRRR


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In our last post we looked extensively at the land as the sphere in which God's people experienced God's blessing for living God's way. In this post we want to start fleshing out a very broad picture of how living God's way relates to the theme of judgment,. In this post we will focusing particularly on the law in the Old Testament.
In the Old Testament, living God's way is clearly spelled out. The middle of Exodus through Deuteronomy provides us with God's law, the rules that were supposed to govern life in the land. As we looked at in our last post, keeping the law meant reward in the land. A pattern of breaking the law brought on judgment and could ultimately result in expulsion from the land and thus from God's presence.
I believe, though, that that is an incomplete explanation. When looking at the Law we need to consider the wider narrative framework in which the law is situated. First, we must keep in mind that the covenant came first, both with Abraham and then again at Sinai. This means that we have to understand the law as functioning within the covenant. It was the means God used to tell his people how to relate to him, to one another, and to creation (both to the land and to animals). The second element of the narrative framework that we must remember is that the law was given to God's people, to a people whom God had already acted to liberate and save. Thus following the law was meant to be a response to the grace God had given them (this is clear when you read the ten commandments). Finally, we need to look at the purpose of the law. I believe (following Christopher Wright), that the law was given with the intention of Israel being a model to the nations. They were supposed to live in a distinctive manner that showed that their God was different from the gods the neighboring nations worshiped.
All of this should make at least one thing crystal clear. The law was not intended to bring people into relationship with God. It was given to a redeemed people. While it was supposed to regulate relationships within the covenant, the goal of the law was not for individuals to try to curry favor with God by their own effort. Rather than opposing grace, I would claim that the law was a form of grace because it revealed God's will.
In our next post we will look a bit more at understandings of the function of the law that the New Testament opposes. A discussion of the New Perspective on Paul is inevitable at this juncture.
Friday, July 2, 2010
Judgment and Justification Part 4
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In the greatest adventure of the Victorian age, a famous explorer makes a heroic relief expedition to a beleaguered British outpost deep in the heart of Africa.
The British Empire, at its zenith, is shocked by the fall of Khartoum and the murder of General Gordon. But word reaches London that all is not lost; one garrison, commanded by the Emin Pasha, still holds out against the Mahdi leading the rebellion against the British in the Sudan. The Emin Pasha is hailed as a hero of mythic proportions, Gordon's successor, and England's hope. From the Queen to the mob, his rescue is demanded.
But only one man is up to the challenge of this mammoth expedition across 5,000 miles of the uncharted Congo, where no white man has walked: Henry Morton Stanley, a hero of amazing complexity and daring. Whatever the cost, Stanley will rescue the Emin Pasha.
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Fantastic story, even better narration!
One of the best, if not the best, audio books I have ever listened to,and there have been hundreds. The story of the expedition is compelling and would make a great book read - but Simon Vance's narration makes listening to the book a compelling experience. The book tells the story not just of Stanley, but of the others who make up the expedition, and Vance's reading of these characters, each with a unique accent and intonation, brings the book to life in a way that probably isn't possible from reading the printed page. Highly, highly, recommended.
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Discussion in 'Nintendo Wii Gaming' started by Farid, Mar 1, 2007.
what game is better ?
and is red steel really that bad like game magazines say ?
what does cod3 stand for? and i love red steel
red steel isnt "that" bad...there are some things I do not like about it though. If I had it to do over I do not think I would buy it...or even rent it for that matter. It just was not what I thought it was going to be...
Wish i would of gotten cod:3
Call Of Duty 3.:smilewinkgrin:
oo im not getting call of duty...im ginna get both of the medal of honor games
EDIT: when they come out
i really liked redsteel more and i played cod3 on ps3 not on the wii
red steel is a fantastic game. don't listen to magazines. play it for yourself, i know you will enjoy it.
i believe magizines rate it a 6.1?
I'd rate it an 8.2 (which is good in my case)
i would like to buy it (i`m a fanatic of FPS) do you recommend me to buy it ?
I will cut you a deal on mine lol
if you mean red steel then yes i would recommend it.
I WOuld Suggest Call Of Duty.
i could buy your red steel but there is only one problem
i`m from chile xD