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400 points is about $5 US. So far, it seems games like this are priced at 400 or 800. All the Coin-Op games on Arcade are 400 points except for Ultimate MK 3 which is 800. If I remember correctly, Street Fighter II Turbo: Hyper Fighting was also 800. I think the analog triggers would do just fine.

I know, it's been a while, but I had a lot of things to catch up on in real life. Anyways, with all that cleared, I should note that Atari has finally jumped on the Xbox Live Arcade bandwagon. http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=127535 So, Centipede and Millipede in one pack, Asteriods and Asteriods Deluxe in one pack as well, Live Vision support and Live multiplayer for Warlords and Battlezone, and upgraded graphics. If the evolved mode in Tempest looks and plays like Tempest 2000, or at least has custom soundtrack support, I'll be in heaven.

I honestly think that this is a sign of the Rapture happening tomorrow. Play Genesis games legally on a Nintendo system? It's a sign of the end times. I'm still not buying one, though.

... because last I checked, the Ferrari license costs a lot of money. Why am I bringing this up? Look at these screenshots for Test Drive Unlimited: With that being said, what do you think of this game?

... a ping pong simulator. Laugh it up all you want, but from the way Sam Houser described the game to IGN, I'm intrigued, to say the least. http://xbox360.ign.com/articles/693/693369p1.html At $30, I'd buy it hands down, but at $40... I'll wait for a few reviews first. It shouldn't be too long, though: Rockstar says that it's almost done and they even have a temporary release date: May 22nd, 2006. Let's hope it's good.

Nintendo is just as guilty of whoring out their franchises too, you know. And Nintendogs is just a Tamagotchi clone with touch screen functions. Anyways, seriously JB, Power Stone on the go. What else do you need?

Rule #1 of the video game business: Don't take anything Michael Pacter says seriously. He knows the business side, yes, but he doesn't know anything about video games.

Don't tell Capcom, because they're loving the PSP. Street Fighter Alpha 3, Capcom Classics Collection Remix, a compilation that includes Super Puzzle Fighter II Turbo, Buster Bros. Collection and some other puzzle game I don't know off of the top of my head, AND a 2-in-1 pack that has both Power Stone games.

Hey guys, it's been a while. I just had a lot of school work to do. Anyways, about the topic... I just hope Atari survives long enough for the Flashback 3 and Test Drive Unlimited to be released. It's always sad to see a video game publisher in dire straights like this.

I Hate Fun!!! 992544[/snapback] Seriously, if the Revmote was a Wavebird with the gyroscopic functions added, I might have jumped on the bandwagon but that... that thing is going to be an ergonomic disaster...

As long as Atari keeps afloat long enough to release Test Drive Unlimited, it's all good.

I'm not a DOA person. Give me the recently announced XBLA version of Street Fighter 2 Hyper Fighting, with Live multiplayer, anyday.

I hate Butterfinger and I hate The Simpsons. Good choices for the Rev, there...

I take it you're one of those people who thought it was going to be at least realistic. If RR6 flops, and the PS3 gets all the Soul Calibur and Tekken love while the 360 gets all the Gumby shovelware, you have nobody to blame but yourself. Nice website, btw.

You forgot Geometry Wars: Retro Evolved.