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Wow! 2010 has been an amazing year for me! I'd like to say my year started in March when I took a job and sort of moved to Indianapolis on a whim. I lived in Elkhart, Indiana pretty much my entire life and like most people my age…I was ready to move on! As a recent graduate of Indiana University, I wasn't really looking for a full-time steady job. At the time I was working part-time and also juggling modeling and hosting Nightlights in Michiana. I have to admit that at the time, my work situation just wasn't cutting it.
One evening I randomly came across a job posting on …get this…Facebook! (I know.) The description fit my qualifications almost perfectly! Well long story short … I got the job. Then it was time for a serious decision.
Looking back, moving to Indy seems like the obvious choice but at the time it was somewhat a scary idea. There were so many "uncertainties". My main concern was, "what will happen to Nightlights?" I had invested so much time and energy into helping get Nightlights off the ground – and it was finally starting to be recognized as we experienced a lot of positive feedback. The last thing I wanted was for Nightlights to end.
We had a serious discussion as my stomach twisted and turned in knots! After a taking a deep breath and exhaling we decided to brave it and move the show to Indy. In reality, Indy is a much bigger market with more opportunities…and if Nightlights could work in Michiana, then it could certainly have a high chance of success in Indy. Plus I figured, if I don't make this move now, then I never will. It's easy to stay in your comfort zone but sometimes in life you have to push yourself. Here goes nothing…
My 2010 highlights:
1) I ushered in the new move to Indy with modeling in Midwest Fashion Week. My favorite time of year in the fashion industry! It's my favorite show to walk in because it's such a big deal and the runway is sooo long! There are usually two shows a year (Spring/Summer and Fall/Winter). It's the biggest production in the area as far as runway and fashion are concerned. Plus I got to walk for three different designers, the most I've ever modeled for in one show: Sachika, Gaby Couture and Catou. And the most outfits too! The adrenaline rush from having to frantically change looks …running around half-naked backstage and then entering the runway calm, cool and collected like all that didn't just happen is such a thrill!
2) I met the fabulous people of Fashion Wrap Up and modeled in my first national campaign for Tavik Swimwear. Since then, I've modeled several other times for their online magazine. Plus I was named one of the "Midwest's Most Beautiful" in their December issue.
3) I scored a jewelry sponsorship with Cheeky Couture. Get Your Cheeky On! I also landed my first clothing sponsorship with T.Party T-shirts and received the very first custom-made shirt that read "I like to T.Party with Beers" .
4) We launched Nightlights in Indy after filming the first couple segments in Broad Ripple at Midtown Grill and the Alley Cat Lounge. We also implemented the LIVE webcast, something we'd never done before.
5) Continued juggling Nightlights in Michiana. Ran our first full-page ad in the Michiana Entertainer magazine …which apparently caused some commotion. The next time we traveled up to film some more segments in Michiana, people lined up to get my autograph.
6) On that same note, 2010 was the first year I experienced a fan literally running up to me in the street to tell me how much he enjoys watching the show. I was flattered that he felt so honored to meet me …it was actually kind of weird in a way! It's surreal when someone who's introducing them self is familiar with who I am and I have no clue who they are!
The same kind of thing happened when we did a LIVE feed at Gen Con. We just moved the show to Indy and someone from Michiana was there, ran up to me …"Are you Amy Beers?" and wanted to get a picture.
Another time I was eating dinner at Sangrias in South Bend. I thought maybe I was going crazy because I thought I over heard some people sort of whispering at the table next to us and I thought I heard them say "Nightlights". They were kind of looking over my way too. Finally someone spoke up and said, "Hey, are you the Nightlights girl?" I was glad to know I wasn't paranoid OR going crazy!
It's really an odd thing to experience but at the same time I'm happy to know people watch and enjoy the show! It's very encouraging!
7) I had my first Rehab experience at Bella Vita in Geist when I modeled Catou's swimwear line. That was a fun show! The runway was right over the pool of water. Fun party afterwards…can't wait for summer 2011!
Also that summer was my first Moto GP party held at the Kessler Mansion, which I also modeled in. I felt like I was at one of those high-end parties you see in the movies. I had just never been to a party like that before. It had everything: fire-dancers, an aerialist performing over the pool, go-go dancers, a fashion show, shot girls walking around in body paint, a live drummer drumming along with the DJ, models hanging out in jacuzzis, several bars, not to mention the mansion was so neat to walk through! Everyone was there!
8.) I got the lead female role in my first music video! I played the part of the temptress in the video My Casino Heart with the band Reaul. (yet to be released)
9) I modeled in a hair show for renowned celebrity hairstylist Nicholas French. As he was cutting my hair he talked with the audience about how he's done the hair of royalty. I think I may have gotten a little emotional over hearing that and I loved the end result! He kept talking about how he was giving me a sexy cut! I wish I had video of him cutting my hair and talking in his European accent!
10) I was named the official spokesmodel for T.Party t-shirts at the runway show debut! Since, I modeled in the first photo spread T.Party launch for Fashion Wrap Up and also did some product shots for the website. It's been a lot of fun working with T.Party.
My boyfriend Jason threw me an awesome surprise birthday party! I was surprised at some of the people who came considering they were coming from Michiana area. Some of my new friends that I've made since moving to Indy were there as well as an old college friend I recently re-connected with. My sister made it out and my Mom and Aunt of all people even came! Oh and one of my besties from high school!
I was completely surprised! We rode to Bartini's (Indy newest dance club/martini bar) in two limos where we partied all night long VIP style! There was never a dry moment – we were well taken care of. It was nice having the body-guard keeping watch over our area to make sure no one crashed our party. I felt like a rock star!
What was even more exciting was, I found out that Nightlights will be working with the limo service in the future… which means that I will get to be chauffeured around to some of the Nightlights shoots! Look for Indy Class Act Limousine service in some of the upcoming episodes!
So that's been my year, 2010! I'm glad I made the move to Indy, big things are happening! I can't wait to announce the really big news next year! Sorry, I can't even give you a hint yet but make sure you subscribe to my blog to stay updated! I'm looking forward to even greater things in the year to come!
Happy New Year! May it be the best year ever!
Now I'm off to go party and try out my new Ninja Blender I got for Christmas!
Watch last year's ringing in the New Year with Nightlights at Club Bed in Mishawaka: http://nightlights.tv/31.shtm


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Backpacking through Dolly Sods
for the Labor Day weekend my family and some friends went backpacking in Dolly Sods, West Virginia. (by 'family' I mean wife and 2 dogs, btw)
We started out late on Friday and all piled into the Subie... it was a tight squeeze, but the 6 of us made it ok - thankfully the fuzzkids are comfy in the trunk! After a leisurely drive and the overloaded Subie wheezing up Rt. 28 and forest road 19, we pitched camp in the dark close to the road... but were too tired to take photos. The next morning we broke camp and drove back a bit to the trailhead parking area. Here we are getting started: Dolly Sods is a rocky, high-altitude pleteau with sweeping vistas and flora usually found much further north in Canada. Stunted spruce, heath barrens, grassy meadows and bogs dot the valleys and ridges.... really, it reminds me the most of backpacking around Denali State Park in Alaska, but I've never been further north into Canada than Niagra Falls... but that's another story... We started out down Blackbird Knob Trail: The odd name comes from one of the early homesteading families - the Dahles. Sods is apparently a name for a meadow, but it could have just stood for sodden... because there was plenty of that too! The entire area was used for bombing practice during WWII, so there are signs posted around showing live ordinance that has been uncovered over the years. It's not common, but apparently still shows up. This is one of the signs: We continued hiking along the ridges - I'm not sure what the little table is. The trails continued to be a bit wet! But there were some very scenic resting spots. We had to ford a stream to find a not *too* soggy campsite... at which point I whipped out the tripod that I carried all this way (no wonder my pack felt like lead!) and took a bunch of pictures of the sunset (next post).
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Nice shots. I've been told that little table is a universal symbol for "danger" which doesn't do a lot of good, because nobody knows about it, and it's all too easy to accidentally build. I confirmed this once, but I'm unable to find a reference with google at the moment. I think the only time I've ever seen it was at the entrance to an abandoned mine shaft. It's supposed to be a single flat bar with ends extending slightly past its two shorter "legs" so if the one you photographed was originally put there to mean that, I think it's been added to. Or it could just be hikers having fun!
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This reminds me of walking a wooded trail on Washington State's Olympic Peninsula with my Golden Retriever - German Shepherd cross. She put on her brakes and would not go any further down the trail. I was confused becsuae she was generally such an obedient dog.
Later I found that a bear had her den just a bit further down the trail. My dog was a lot smarter than I was... |
I was recently reading some amazing Journeys threads and it reminded me that I'd taken some photos. I got to thinking that I'd post some of my journeys, starting with Dolly Sods last year... and then I did a quick search - I'd forgotten that I even started this thread! Oops!
Anyway, John, thanks for the rock sculpture explanation - this was on a ridge with a steep drop off behind this sculpture, and the slope was full of loose rocks like the ones pictured. It could have been that when the trail was made the danger sign was erected and the first hiker added a stone to it, etc. I've also seen (on other hikes) little ones shaped like men, but I think that's just people having fun. rpcrowe - we've been lucky that we've never encountered a bear with our dogs on the trail. They stay on the leash until they're tired, then at that point they stay on the trail ahead of us about 20 yards or so. They're good dogs but our Chocolate lab developed a limp on our last backpacking trip and the vet can't figure it out. Happens every time she goes out for a walk or run now, so this may be the end of backpacking for her. She really loves it, too. Now, for that second post I promised eleven months ago! After fording the creek we set up camp in the only dry spot around (well, the only one left - there were three other groups of travelers) Then I took my tripod out to catch the sunset. It was very pretty, I shot bracketed shots and made my very first HDR landscapes: I kept shooting after the sun went down.... my wife says I don't know when to stop. She's right. After a while I thought I'd gotten all I could from the river and sunset and the fog was getting a little chilly, so went back to the fire. The next morning we hiked out. Dobbins Grade is an old railroad bed. You can see it very clearly on Google Maps It is always a soggy mess. We pondered how to hop across the squishiest parts But ended up cutting across the tundra back to the Forest Road... and then dirty and exhausted headed back home. Now you know the rest of the hike! I'd actually recommend steering clear of the northern sections of this trail. It's not very fun to wade through mud with a heavy pack.
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My first real dive into Photomatix. It was pretty but didn't look much like that in person. I may have pushed the saturation a bit too much in some of those HDR shots!
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Overall excellent HDR work. One usually establishes what they consider a threshold of adjustments. It all comes in time using HDR techniques but these are very nice images especially the early and late daytime shots. I use HDR with bracketing in many such situations. Excellent work thanks for sharing.
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I second ForceGhost. I've seen a lot a bad HDR, but I think the effect you achieved is quite beautiful. The color palette is especially pleasing to my eye. Thanks for lugging the tripod around.
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Where am I????I have been doing some basic research lately on the different Pan & Scan choices made on the original 1982 Laser Disc and VHS retail releases of Star Wars. The most famous choice is the "squeezed" macrobinocular bantha shot on the Laser Disc version but not the VHS version.
I have recently resorted to playing the two versions on screen at the same time to compare them running but the Laser Disc version is time compressed to under two hours and the VHS is at normal time. Consequently my questions are.....
Question 1
I have done some crude time calculations based on the first time we see the Fox logo to the last credit leaving the screen at the end. Therefore I now know very roughly what percent faster or slower the LD is to the VHS to a couple of decimal places. Is there any Windows freeware software that will easily allow me to speed up or slow down video by such percentages and save the file. Alternatively, is there another way of doing this that I am missing?
Question 2
If I can get the two versions running at the same speed, is there any Windows freeware software that will easily let me do a WookieGroomer style side by side split screen so that I can save the project as a single file - with or without sound? The "fantasy" final version of this would be to have one of the widescreen versions playing in the background with the two 1982 LD and VHS versions playing side by side in the foreground. I have done a quick mock up to show what I mean.
Finally, if I get any where near making the above work, my ultimate ambition with video editing is to do THX-1138 v THX-1138 Directors Cut as another WookieGroomer split screen comparison. Again, I have done a few rough side by side comparisons many years ago and I believe that this could be a stunning project.
Back the the 1982 LD v VHS project, I have ripped the DVD files and have converted the files to various other formats such as avi and wav but I am now stuck on the "time compressed" issue.
Thanks and any help appreciated.
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Padawan LearnerFor both of the questions - AviSynth
Question 1 - AssumeFPS filter
Question 2 - StackHorizontal / StackVertical filters
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Where am I????Fantastic. That works brilliantly. I have my video re-timed and the audio works with it too. Side by side in different programs, the two clips very roughly synchronise. StackHorizontal also works a treat and Trim makes them start at the same time. However.....
Question 3
Using StackHorizontal, clip1 runs at the correct length but clip2 now runs 6 minutes longer. I have tried various inputs to set it to the original 29fps for clip2 but with no luck. Here is the script. Any advice??
clip1=AVISource("LD.avi").Trim(310,0).AssumeFPS(28.2907, true)
StackHorizontal(clip1, clip2)
Question 4
Is there a way to pause or add blank frames to either clip1 or clip2 throughout the film to allow the other clip to "catch up". With both files running side by side in different programs, the video syncs fairly well then drops out of sync at the end of certain scenes.
I assume I need to have the frame numbers for each file on screen and write some sort of pause or add script at certain frame numbers. I expect to need dozens of these and be able to do it to either clip.
Thanks again......
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Couldn't you also determine speedup rate by doing pitch comparison on some of the music?
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Question 4
Is there a way to pause or add blank frames to either clip1 or clip2 throughout the film to allow the other clip to "catch up". With both files running side by side in different programs, the video syncs fairly well then drops out of sync at the end of certain scenes.
I assume I need to have the frame numbers for each file on screen and write some sort of pause or add script at certain frame numbers. I expect to need dozens of these and be able to do it to either clip.
Thanks again......
I have answered my own question 3 but am now stuck on Question 4.
The ANH 1982 LD v 1982 VHS v 1995 Faces VHS are now perfectly alligned at the beginning and end of the film and go out of synch by up to a second during the film. I have also added the SE which is perfect up to the new CGI shots. The 2004 DVD will be added when it arrives in the post next week.
Now I have come this far, I would love to find a way to pause frames or add blanks to either version to make a 100% perfectly synced 5 way comparison.
Also, I have THX-1138 ready and waiting in split screen format awaiting the same "How to" information.
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THC-1138 meets TK-420Recently when I did IVTC scripts for Dark/Sega SC, I inserted lots of black frames (and black fields too) at reel change points, to achieve GOUT sync.
Maybe have a look in the Dark/Sega thread (or Usenet) to find the script and see how I did it (right or wrong ;)
Or wait until tomorrow, then I'll post the similar script for d_j Standard Play (1130-84) preservation.
Are you planning to include that fullscreen release in your comparison also?
However, in practice you must take into account the "fuckwit factor". Just talk to Darth Mallwalker...
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Where am I????Thanks for the reply. I read your script but that was before I had ever looked at a script. It scared me to death!!!
However, I will have another look to see how you did it and how I can convert to clips a, b, c, d etc
My initial experiment is with the 1982 Ntsc LD and VHS but now I can do that, I intend to incorporate many other versions. The Faces VHS is already time synced as is the SE (up to the CGI). I am currently preparing the 85 Standard Play LD, the 92 time compressed pan and scan and the widescreen DC as a comparison shot. Also planned are one of my early PAL tapes (squeezed bantha shot), a PAL THX tape and my PAL SE just in case they are different. once I get my early 80's ITV copy back, that will be checked out as well.
Have I missed any out???
It all started with this page I did........ http://homepage.ntlworld.com/russdawson/gtf/swfull.html
......and I simply want to see the same thing but as a moving image
EDIT- I have just compared the last scene of the NTSC THX Faces to the UK PAL equivalent. The NTSC version has the worst ever jump scan across the screen where the PAL suddenly changes to a widescreen version which it carries on right through the credits. All these little things that would not be seen unless shown side-by-side...........
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My Senator, Marco Rubio, is currently in Libya as part of the first Congressional delegation to visit since the Qadafi regime was deposed. Senator Rubio has been speaking out more in foreign policy topics recently and yesterday, National Review posted his op-ed on the subject of religious and political oppression in Iran.
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Anybody know if there is any truth to the Ulsterman story that Rove helped throw the election to Obama to grease the skids for Jeb Bush in 2016? No tinfoil hat here, I'm just asking.
This is a great time to start a third party and dump rino's, wimps, and wusses. The republican party is toast.
Moochelle & Ricky Martin Vs Ryan & the youngest Kardashian in 2016.The 18-29 age group beat the tax paying group, the 45 & overs on Tuesday, so both parties will have to pander to these dolts.
What will it take to finally be rid of these shameless parasites?What will it take to force them into taxpayer-fed retirement once and for all?Washington has become a miserable, devilish version of whack-a-mole. Apart from some sort of secession -- which will never happen -- the sad truth is that we'll never be rid of them, ever.I've fired people in my professional life who were better humans than the political beetles and roaches who continue to plague our country, decade after decade.
No to Bush and no to Clinton.
What a great idea -- our 2008 moderate Republican candidate (McCain) lost, and our 2012 moderate Republican candidate (Romney) lost, getting even fewer votes than McCain. So let's run another moderate!Meanwhile, our Tea Party conservative friends in the House won huge again.
Do not want.
One more - watch Obama & Dems move to lower voting age to 16, like Argentina's Peronists. "If you can drive at 16, why can't you vote" will be slogan.Or, perhaps 14, since ObamaCare allows Feds to provide contraceptives, abortifacients, and soon, abortions without parental consent, "If you can screw, you can vote to screw."
It's all a rigged game. Lame Cherry is right. Both sides have players involved.
Not just no but HELL no!I'd be more comfortable forming a new country out of the remnants of this once great nation. Back to basics, back to traditions, back to God and the principles that made this country what it is..... er, was.Even a new conservative third party may be too late and not enough.
The good ship USA will be on the bottom by then, and any old dictator will do.
I guess it's good news that they are predicting another election in 4 years, but I'm skeptical about this match up.
Don't care. Will not be voting.Done with politics.
It is bit early to be predicting who will run. The nomination is Hillary's if she wants it. If Bill is in good health I think she will. The Republican nomination will depend on the mood of the conservatives, they scared off all of the powerful moderate candidates this time, who knows if they will do it again. Maybe Ryan or Cantor will run.
#3, I would have laughed at that idea once. Now, nothing, absolutely nothing would surprise me.
2016 is a pipedream. Buy a house in the country and fill the basement with canned goods and ammo. You're either a prepper or a victim from now on out.
The establishment GOP need to shut up. Jeb Bush is out of the question. No more RINO's. No more gutless mealy mouthed politicians who get cowed by the likes of Candy Crowley. They are finished.
"Be gone!", you shapemaker, snake oil wordsmiths. Can we tell all these new horse race pundits to go to hell?
2016 is too far out but the 2014 midterms will be here sooner than you think.
dittos, #1!
All I want for Christmas is for all the Bushes and all the Clintons to just go away.
Biden seems to be pretty popular on the comedy/political circuit. He could be Hillary`s Veep pick also. Then he`d be the longest serving VP in history - and the first one in adult diapers too....
That UM story, #3, makes more sense than Barry winning the popular vote legitimately after what we all saw in the last two months.I'm nearly as sick of the Bushes as I am the Clintons, starting with Barbara.
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ONONDAGA COUNTY, N.Y. -- School districts across the state are doing what they can to keep important programs, but at the same time, they've had to work with the two percent tax cap implemented by Governor Cuomo. Still, with some complex school formulas, there will be some districts that propose budgets that include tax increases of more than two percent.
In the Baldwinsville School District, the proposed $92 million budget is down from the current year by .2 percent. It includes a tax increase of less than one percent. Superintendent Jeanne Dangle said the district eliminated about 20 teaching positions and is implementing a new building usage policy. That includes no building access to the buildings on holidays or weekend evenings to save on custodial and electric costs.
"If people want to use our facilities, they will have to look at paying for the cost of keeping the buildings open. That said, there will be some exceptions when we know we have some school related activities that we can't avoid. And, we will continue to support those, in our budget," said Dangle.
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They're despite rising revenues from shipping and packaging in the third quarter the ailing US Postal Service is leaving millions of dollars every hour.
What can be done to fix this mess joining me now is Ken garner CEO.
And president of the mailing -- -- service association that is a trade group representing.
500 mailing companies can thanks for coming on our program.
My pleasure so obviously all of your members are dependent on the Postal Service for their livelihood are -- concerned right now.
Of course are concerned but in addition to my membership it's important to understand the Postal Service is at the hub of very extended supply chain.
That contributes over trillion dollars to the American economy every year -- support -- million private sector jobs so it's just not my association -- to extend the supply chain that is at risk.
Sure everybody -- you know it is a service that definitely needs to you know fix its books at this point and figure out what business is it should be -- in which it shouldn't.
You know there's a lot of great products of the post opposite a lot of things that have to go what do you think is the best way for the post office to get itself and order.
Well if it were up to the post office I think would be much simpler equation it's not obviously as a government agency much of what postal leadership can do and can't do is up to congress in -- when you -- do what what would be your prescription appear at the parted changer what would you do.
Well it is not a complicated situation you have a situation we're operating costs are significantly higher than operating revenues and so the Postal Service is already proposed a number of plans to bring.
Their infrastructure cost down to reduce the size the infrastructure you've got a situation were eighty cents of every dollar -- postage paid.
Is to support labor that's not sustainable so they've got to do something about the labor record highs so.
-- and how -- -- point six billion dollar payment due September 30 that by all intents and purposes the post office is expected to default on is this enough -- the priority for congress.
Well I would think again it is -- it will be defaulted on that the plan will -- the payment will not be made.
And I think again if you take a look at the contribution that the Postal Service and its related industry makes.
I -- the irony here is with all the dialogue about job creation and job retention.
Again you have a situation where a million private sector jobs are at risk as congress allows the Postal Service through -- to to swing in the wind.
But the Conger it seems like it's it's stalled out congress -- -- there were two separate bills and one cast one.
House of congress and the others just cut in -- so many other matters.
That congress is dealing with -- and that a lot of he would aren't your lot more important than the post office so how do you see this cell sorting out at the end of the day how can you motivated a little bit.
Well it's a concern what do you should understand that this is not something that the industry has been working on here the twelfth hour we've been pushing these issues for learning coordinator -- months and months.
Yeah and so it you know look -- -- lot of politics as usual here there are many amenities significant issues that unfortunately congress has the either the inability -- unwillingness to deal with and this is one of them but.
We hope that congressional leadership will see the light here in perhaps get something done in the lame duck session put.
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Persona 2: Eternal Punishment to be downloadable for PSP, Vita next week
Persona 2: Eternal Punishment will available through the PS Store for Vita and PSP next week. Now, users can download the title without having to transfer the game from their PS3. The game was released last month for all three platforms, but a compatibility issue prevented users from playing it on the handhelds. Come March 12, though, that will no longer be the case. Thanks, Joystiq.
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Persona 2: Eternal Punishment – Sony working on compatibility issues with PSP, Vita
Persona 2: Eternal Punishment, which was released this week on PSN as a PSone classic, isn't compatible with Vita or PSP as of yet. While it's playable on PS3, Sony said it is working on a fix which will make the game playable on the portable systems, as was promised when it was announced. According to a post on the PS forums from community manager Morgan Haro, "worst case scenario" is that it may be a few weeks before you can take your Persona 2: Eternal Punishment on-the-go. We'll keep on top of this for you, and as soon as we hear anything more, we'll let you know. Thanks, Joystiq.
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Persona 2: Innocent Sin data can be imported into Eternal Punishment
A feature included in Persona 2: Eternal Punishment will allow players to import save data from Persona 2: Innocent Sin into the game. According to Atlus, you won't have had to beat the game either in order to take advantage of the feature, as all it needs are stats and level data. The "fusion skill list, monster conversation commands, and spare tarot cards," will also transfer into Eternal Punishment, reports Siliconera, and it is being hinted that some of the save data transferred may change some of the scenes as well. Eternal Punishment releases in Japan on PSP May 17.


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its always nice to know about these things, though its quite common, so its not much of a surprise.
at least we can plan ahead. now i know i have enough time to make a sandwich while its installing. a big sandwich. maybe with bacon.
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Damn, broadband is required too. Well, guess it's time I upgraded my webz.
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dang, the reviews are all sounding rather sweet! tis rather surprising to have such positive scores, might have to jump in and give the game a try
if anyone needs a pre-order, Blockbuster have it for £30 atm:
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"Payne Killer, for example, puts two players into the roles of Max and his academy cohort Passos – they've just got to survive as long as possible with every other player after them; if one gets killed, the successful assassin takes on the role. This is, of course, all about the fleeting allegiances that flare up between players in the buddy roles, as well as those chasing them, and it's a neat take on the familiar one-against-all mode."
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If I'm reading that right it sounds like MW's zombie mode with the 'zombies' being controlled by other players.
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