Use Jp Bullet Witch Costumes/Missions on US version

March 1st, 2007

costumes 

Bullet Witch is finally out in the US, but none of the extra costumes & missions are available. You know the Japanese have the additional costumes/missions already so you log into your Jp account (Hey, we know you have one. How else can you get the Armored Core 4 demo early?) and download the files. No problem, they’re all free. You load up Bullet Witch and… it can’t find them. WTF!?

Well, the US version of Bullet Witch carries a new folder number (494707DB) and your files are saved to the Japanese folder number (434107D1). So what do you do? Easy! If you have the Datel transfer kit (attached XSATA or free-standing XPORT), you can port them over.

  • Extract folder 434107D1 from Partition 3 > Content > 434107D1
  • Change the folder number to 494707DB
  • Insert folder 494707DB back into Partition 3 > Content

And you are all done. You can now access the additional costumes from the Options menu. Beats waiting on Atari, doesn’t it?

The Link Post

January 30th, 2007

 

A collection of the must see, for this moment:

Light Games

January 23rd, 2007

Project Blinkenlights is an interactive light show which can be overridden at any time by a cell phone user to play a game.. with the building lights. Tetris, Pong, Breakout, and Pac-Man are at your fingertips if you live in the right city.

Who you gonna call? Ghostbusters!

January 12th, 2007

No doubt fan-work, but ultimate cool no matter what. AICN originally started the ball rolling and Joystiq picked it up like some many others afterwards. Most refer the the style as Gears of War, though most seem to forget that is really the Unreal® Engine 3. Whether it’s Unreal or perhaps Half-Life 2’s Source engine from Valve, who cares as long as we one day get something like this game from Zootfly or another studio.

 Running around NYC, Ecto-2 (the Ecto-1 has been refitted with a new car), Venkman news conference (real-time in-game engine with movie dialogue), Ecto-2 driving through the streets.

Now he’s playing with power!

January 3rd, 2007

7-year-old kills himself with Gameboy Advance

UK, January 5, 2007 - Nintendo’s Game Boy has hit the tabloid front pages, following the tragic death of a seven-year-old boy in Thailand. This morning, the Mirror newspaper reports that Connor O’ Keefe was electrocuted while uplugging his Game Boy charger in his hotel room, during a family holiday.

Local police have stated that the incident, which happened last Saturday, was most likely to have occurred when the boy attempted to use the electrical equipment while still wet, returning from the hotel’s swimming pool. According to the Telegraph newspaper, Wiraporn Ungathakorn, acting manager of the Sunset Beach Hotel in Thailand said: “The water must have gone straight into the plug. The safety cut could not save him. He was found by his parents in the room and we sent him to hospital by ambulance. Doctors could not save him. The hotel has paid his medical fees. This was just a tragic accident.”

However, speaking to the Mirror, Kathleen Curry, the boy’s mother, debunked the claims, noting that Connor was aware of the dangers of electricity: “There should be some kind of warning about the different electrical currents you get abroad because this would not have happened in England.”

In response to the story, a spokesperson for Nintendo told us, “Nintendo wishes to offer its sincere condolences to the family of Connor O’ Keefe. Details of the accident are currently unclear so we are unable to make any further comment at this stage.”

I would also like to thank Dolemite on TNL for the greatest response to someone calling Nintendo’s comment “low”:

What the fuck is Nintendo supposed to say? “Nintendo wishes to offer its sincere congratulations to the newest Darwin Award winner, Connor O’ Keefe, for managing to be the only person on Earth to kill themself with the previously non-lethal Gameboy Advance. Now he’s playing with power!”

 

Itagaki Accused of Sexual Harassment

November 6th, 2006

November 7, 2006 - A 31-year old female employee of Tecmo, the company responsible for the popular Dead or Alive series, recently filed a sexual harassment suit against that series’s creator, Tomonobu Itagaki. The suit claims 10 million yen (100,000 USD) in damages for acts of sexual harassment dating back to September 2003. (more…)