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Kids, if you're going to commit a crime, make sure you do it right.

Sacramento Police have arrested Tauryn Robert Hodge and Gerald Anthony Keys, two 19 year-old GameStop employees, in connection with the "armed robbery" of four PS3s from the Elk Grove, California store last week. Sadly, they were not caught on CCTV wielding sawn-offs and screaming "GET ON THE F**KING FLOOR OR THE ASSISTANT MANAGER GETS IT".

Police suspect the two simply stole the PS3s outside of work hours, then called in the cops with claims of an "armed robbery". Their plan fell apart when detectives "felt there was more to the investigation than meets the eye". Nice to see some Transformers fans amongst America's lawmen. Luke Plunkett

Holdup was fake, cops say [Sacramento Bee]

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Originally posted by blacGoku:

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yeah you are right that does look puurty , I found some Grand Turismo 4HD screenshots they look amazing look at the detail of the mountains


here are the rest of them check them out !
http://www.computerandvideogames.com/art...=149779[/quote]

f the montains lol, look at the car, this can't be a ingame view it just can't be.

Originally posted by anubis66:

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i dont want skins, i want a replaceable top. that would be alot better.

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Originally posted by blacGoku:

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hell thats ok Clcokwise thanks for postin the info ^.^ . I want the 60g version too ,this is crazy is there anyone that really wants the 20g Ps3 lmfao I dont think I seen anyone who wants it or am I wrong

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Wow this is nice! read it
Today, the long silence on the game was broken by the Dutch newspaper de Volksrant. In an article titled, "A video game more expensive than the most expensive film," the daily highlights the next-gen Killzone and its developer, Amsterdam-based and Sony-owned Guerilla Games. The piece's name comes from the fact that the game is costing more to develop than the priciest film in Dutch history, director Paul Verhoeven's World War II thriller Black Book (Zwartboek).

While Black Book cost more than 16 million euros (approximately $21 million), Guerilla won't mention specific numbers for Killzone's budget. "Our budget tops [the film]," said Killzone director Arjan Brussee. "We're working on the biggest multimedia project in Dutch history."

Killzone's high cost is due to the labor-intensive development nature of graphically demanding next-generation games. "Work that used to take someone a week now takes him a month," said Brussee. Currently, some 120 developers are working on Killzone--roughly three times the staff of the first Killzone. Interestingly, half of dev tem comes from outside the Netherlands, up from one third on the PlayStation 2 original.

Another factor driving up the game's price tag is localization, as the new Killzone will be fully translated in 20 different languages. This effort will pay off in the long run, Brussee thinks. "You sell 30 to 40 percent more [units] with a translated version," he said.

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