Hi all ,
got the game today...been playing it for a couple of hours it's damn good :) just wondering what anyone else thought of it although I dont think it is out in america yet..not sure and I'm too tired to check :)
thats all really
voor
Hi all ,
got the game today...been playing it for a couple of hours it's damn good :) just wondering what anyone else thought of it although I dont think it is out in america yet..not sure and I'm too tired to check :)
thats all really
voor
"voorhees" wrote in message news:[email]...
It's not out for another week or so here, and I'm too lazy to try and get Vivendi to send me a review copy (being a member of the press rules ;))
"Doug Tabacco" wrote in message news:HvEXa.1363$[email]...
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Oh... I should say that I played it for about 30 mins. at E3 this year and it was a lot of fun, even if the cel shader is a little quirky. Unfortunately, the shader seems to be designed to doom screenshots to look bad. When you actually play it, though, things look a little better.
On Tue, 05 Aug 2003 01:48:05 GMT, voorhees wrote:
Which version did you get? I've got both a PS2 and a Gamecube, and I can't decide which one I should get.
"David Litchman" wrote in message news:[email]...
Well then "Good News!" You don't have to decide. There is no Gamecube version.
He's right.
"Michael Zaite" wrote in message news:3RRXa.9565$[email]...
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On Tue, 05 Aug 2003 17:30:39 GMT, "Michael Zaite" wrote:
On Tue, 05 Aug 2003 13:37:30 -0500, Anorak wrote:
Yeah, I don't know what to think. Amazon lists a Gamecube version, but both EB and Babbage's only list it for PS2 and Xbox. Which is funny, because the first time I heard about the game it was coming out on GC, and I couldn't see any proof of any other versions. That was one of the main reasons I got the GC in the first place...
Anorak wrote in news:[email]:
Sorry, but that's not a valid product. They probably forgot to remove the preorder once the GameCube version was nixed. Check www.ebgames.com for the correct availability (XBox and PS2 only).
UsualNoise wrote in news:[email]:
The Vivendi Universal website only lists XBox and PS2 versions also.
http://www.vugames.com/search_results.do?genre=all&platform=all&key word=futurama
Jim
Are you guys sure there is no GC version? Today in Electronics Boutique and KMart I saw GC boxes of the game with coming soon stickers.
Personally I dont care I'll be getting the PS2 version.
"Michael Zaite" wrote in message news:3RRXa.9565$[email]...
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"Grelke" wrote in message news:[email]...
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http://www.vugames.com/product.do?gamePlatformId=435
Only PS2 and XBOX are listed. I do remember a gamecube version being listed awhile ago, so it must have been cancelled.
I'll be getting the XBOX version, most likely.
Yeah i played the game, its good!
Does anyone know if there will be a PC version? Argh. I just might have to buy a PS2 or an XBox. Not sure which one. I would get the PS2, but I know people who work for MS and I can get MS titles cheaper...
Anyone know whoch version of the game is better - XBox or PS2? Which console should I get? (Yes, its a sad day when I am getting a console just because the Futurama game has been released for it. I'm sure that my wife will believe me that really is the only reason I want to get a console ;-)
voorhees wrote in message news:...
The game is pretty much the same for both platforms but I would suggest getting a ps2 rather than an xbox. Thats just my personl opinion though but I believe the ps2 is a better console with a larger variety of games (including gta3/vice city mmmm) plus I really really really detest the xbox's control pad..not sure why though :)
voor
"voorhees" wrote in message news:[email]...
I say survey both systems game lists and see which has more games you want to play. That's how I ended up with the PS2.
On Fri, 08 Aug 2003 16:51:02 GMT, voorhees spewed forth:
Get a type S. It rocks.
console should I get?
As far as consoles go, I recommend PS2--it can't hurt to have an extra DVD player.
Glenn
"Glenn Hall" [email] wrote:
The xbox can play DVD's too.
On 21 Aug 2003 04:31:26 GMT, [email] (The Digital Dragon) spewed forth these words of wisdom:
Only with an expensive add-on.
On Thu, 21 Aug 2003 06:01:19 GMT, Galley spewed forth:
$20-25 is "expensive" ?
On Thu, 21 Aug 2003 07:47:36 GMT, Rev. Bleech_ wrote:
To enable functionality which should be enabled out of the box? Yeah.
"David Litchman" wrote in message news:[email]...
spewed
But I thought that most people bought the Xbox to play video games, not to play DVDs...albeit, I was quite surprised the day I put the DVD in and the Xbox told me that Microsoft needed more of my money...
I got my PS/2 to play games, but one of the selling points was that it could also serve as a DVD player in my bedroom, which previously did not have one.
The Xbox is sort of like, "PLAYS DVDS!" in big type, with "(requires purchase of additional components)" in small type.
Of course, I have both consoles, so why am I complaining?
Which does bring up another question -- given that I have both consoles, anyone have a suggestion which one I should get the Futurama game for? (People have asked which console they should get in order to play the game, but that's a different question...)
On Thu, 21 Aug 2003 17:51:51 GMT, [email] (Lone Locust of the Apocalypse) wrote:
"Lone Locust of the Apocalypse" wrote in message news:XE71b.47212$[email]...
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It's funny because I bought my PS2 primarily as a DVD player. Sure I could have gotten a cheaper DVD player, but it wouldn't have allowed me to play Plastation and Playstation 2 games. And since my last system was the Sega Genesis I figured it may be time to stop borrowing Playstations from friends when I wanted to play something. I still use it at around 80/20 DVD's to Games.
Multitasking good.
"Lone Locust of the Apocalypse" wrote in message news:XE71b.47212$[email]...
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I'd go with Xbox for no other reason than I like the controller better...
The thing about PS2's DVD capabilities is you almost have to buy a remote since the controller is simply awful to use to navigate the DVD...that and the fact that DVD wears on the system after a while in the same manner gameplay does. Mine won't read discs anymore, I know many others have the same problem. It was worth it to me to buy a separate DVD just to save wear and tear on the PS2, which is now terminal. Haven't needed to play DVD's on the Xbox, but shortly after I got it (it actually came free with my ISP), I started buying only Xbox & Gamecube in preparation for the PS2 demise...which sadly came soonafter.
Oddly enough, I haven't seen Futurama for either system anywhere, I've checked Toys R Us, Circuit City, Best Buy & Target thus far. I'm thinking I should even wait a few months for the inevitable price drop...
"David Litchman" wrote in message news:[email]...
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A friend of mine had this problem on a heavily-used PS2 system. Games freezing in the middle of play, etc. What we ended up doing was going to a computer/electronics store and buying one of those compressed air things, opening the disc tray, and giving it several good puffs. YMMV but it's fairly cheap and worth a try.
"Lone Locust of the Apocalypse" wrote in message news:nJh1b.47663$[email]...
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Also you may want to contact sony. My friend's had issues and they fixed it for free. I think some batches were bad or something. Also beware of Heat. For both systems. Spaces inside entertainment centers are not your friend.
On Fri, 22 Aug 2003 00:09:05 -0400, "Fenfool" wrote:
There was a problem with early PS2 which caused the laser's voltage to drop over time, which resulted in it being unable to read disks. If you call Sony they should offer to repair your system for free. You have to ship it to one of their service centers and they'll tell you it will take 15-20 days to get it back, but I got mine back in three days or so.