More stuff on the way!

July 31, 2006

I am going to add more more and things to the site, so, keep your eyes open for new Reviews. Previews, and Editorials!


Why I Will Like the Virtual Console

July 22, 2006

When the Wii comes out, millions of people are going to download millions of classic games on the Virtual Console. Will I be one of those people? Maybe.

You’re probably thinking I’m crazy right about now. My SNES and N64 collections each consist of over 40 games, and I’m looking to fill in some gaps in those collections. You’d think the best way to do so would be purchasing the games off of the Virtual Console, of course.
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The Quiet Before The Storm

July 21, 2006

*Note: This will be written only considering facts from North America (titles released, release dates, etc).

Each transition from one console generation to the next has its own characteristics. Last time around, back 5 or 6 years, one system suddenly died and one prospered. The Playstation finished strong with titles such as Syphon Filter 3, Chrono Cross (sequel to possibly the best RPG of all-time), Final Fantasy IX (possibly the best FF game of all-time), and more, all in the half a year prior to the launch of the PS2 and soon thereafter. On the other hand, the N64 just rolled over and died. A system as great as the N64 deserved a much grander exit, but that was not the case. On May 7, 2001, Mario Party 3 was released for the N64. IGN was quoted, “The game that could be the last of the Nintendo-published titles on the N64 has shipped.” Not only that, but it also signified the end of a great era. For the next 6 months, N64 owners were enjoying their favorite oldies, nothing new whatsoever. Any major games in development for the N64 were then moved to be released on Gamecube, with some being great (Animal Crossing) and and some being duds (Star Fox Adventures).

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Animal Crossing Movie Site Up!

July 19, 2006

Check outthe Japanese site for the upcoming AC movie:

http://www.doubutsunomori-movie.jp/index.html


Sorry for my abscence…

July 17, 2006

I have been going to football camp, so I have not had ample time to write new things for the TBT Website, which I apologize for. This is just a reminder that I will only be posting small tidbits here and there when I am not so:

– Busy

– Sore

–  At camp :p

Thanks,

-Pokefab


TBT’s Music Video Contest!

July 16, 2006

Well, time for some fun everyone!

In the 1st ever TBT Music Video contest, you’ll have the chance to make a music video and win a prize.

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New Final Fantasy III Video!

July 15, 2006

Jeux France.com is quite well known for bringing us video game news, this time, they were the first ones with this video!

This video features a small part in the story of the game and a battle scene. Enjoy!

http://www.jeux-france.com/downloads6182_win1_video-final-fantasy-iii.html


Pokemon Diamond/Pearl Commercial Released

July 15, 2006

Just days after the 2 legendary Pokemon of the upcoming Pokemon titles Diamond and Pearl were revealed, a Japanese commercial featuring them, as well as battle scenes and the wi-fi gameplay has been released. Click “more” to see the video. Read the rest of this entry »


Mario Hoops News

July 14, 2006

Mario Hoops 3 on 3, for the DS, which is developed by Square Enix and Nintendo, will not only feature Nintendo favorites, but also characters from the Final Fantasy series as well. Read the rest of this entry »


Sony to ship defected systems,even if tested to be defective.

July 14, 2006

“As Sony’s PlayStation 3 console nears its official release, more focus has turned to the technical wizardry that lays inside the actual machine. The Cell processor, developed by IBM, Sony and Toshiba, has gained a great deal of attention over the last year. In an interview with Electronic News however, IBM vice president of Semiconductor and Technology Services Tom Reeves says that his company is lucky if it can get 10% to 20% yields on the Cell processor. Read the rest of this entry »