Title: Official Xbox 2 Thread. Use This Thread!
Description: All Other Threads Will Be Merged!
Description: All Other Threads Will Be Merged!
Serenity Now - April 25, 2005 01:08 AM (GMT)
Hello, this is Xbox/1 here. Since there are many Xbox 2 threads being made I thought it would be nice if we could keep them all in one thread. Please post anything about the Xbox 2 in this thread. Thank you. :).
Pics of the Xbox 2 (or 360).
http://news.teamxbox.com/xbox/8112/Xbox-360-Exposed
Pics of the Xbox 2 (or 360).
http://news.teamxbox.com/xbox/8112/Xbox-360-Exposed
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| What a week. First the pictures of the current Xbox 360 Development Kit, then a photo of the Xbox 360 taken from an odd angle and today the ATI patent for the embedded video RAM used in the Xbox 360 graphics chip...now this! Well, it happened. It always happens. Someone has leaked an image of the Xbox 360 and we believe this is indeed the design that will be shown next month at E3. That doesn’t mean it will be the final design that will ship later this year but you can bet it won’t be much different. By the size of the disc tray we can conclude the Xbox 360 is much smaller than the current Xbox and it looks like a 21st century set top box. There are two memory slots in there, a big power button and a few other ports whose functions remain to be seen.  You might wonder why is that power button so big? Well, because it will do much more than just indicate the console's power status... Stay tuned. We'll have more on the Xbox 360 as it develops. ********************************* UPDATE ********************************** Another interesting image has surfaced around the web, this time showing what seems to be the left side of the console, where a removable hard drive would reside.  What's interesting to note is the comparison of this image with the recently released image from Ourcolony, and the similarities, as well as the differences between the two...  As you can see, the above image looks much more "finished" than the other one. The silver plate along the side of the removable drive has no text engraved on it and when you compare the images with today's newly released image of the front of the console, you can see that the disc drive is also a different color than the rest of the console. These differences suggest that one may be an earlier version of the console, and the similarities only further support the suggestion that this is in fact the Xbox 360 design. We will continue to follow the news and keep you on top of things as they become known to us... |
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| Two different Xbox 360 bundles to hit retail in time for Christmas Microsoft's is still planning to ship two different versions of its Xbox 360 console at launch, according to sources close to the company - while reports suggest that the high-end version may feature the firm's WebTV system. It's long been thought that Microsoft plans to ship two different Xbox 360 bundles, one with a hard drive and one without, and give users the option of upgrading the low-end system with a hard drive accessory. Sources close to the firm have confirmed this week that there's much talk of two distinct price points, which seems to indicate that this is still the plan for launch - while a report on well-connected gaming blog Kotaku gives an indication of how the two different models will be differentiated. The site reports that the basic edition of Xbox 360 - the version without the hard drive - will not have backwards compatibility, while the "premium" version with the hard drive will ship with Microsoft's WebTV functionality built-in. WebTV is Microsoft's effort at bringing internet communication and media functionality to the living room, and includes basic functionality such as web, e-mail and IM access along with the ability to stream music and video channels from the 'net or from local PCs. Integrating the system with Xbox 360 would be a logical move, and a major land-grab for Microsoft in this space - which is tipped to become more important in the coming years as increasing amounts of content are broadcast over the Internet as opposed to over traditional TV networks. A major question mark over the possibility of a the two-tier Xbox launch, however, lies with the question of customised content - one of J Allard's most vaunted goals for the new system - and how that would tie in with a low-end Xbox 360 without a mass storage device. One part of the answer to that question is the inclusion of a high-capacity solid state memory device with the system, which wouldn't be large enough to store music or movies in any significant volume - or to act as a cache for Xbox games, as the existing Xbox' hard drive does - but would be able to act as a cache customised game assets. Indeed, last year Israeli flash memory specialist M-Systems confirmed that it is working on a memory solution for Xbox 2, with CEO Dov Moran stating that "when users want to save their e-mail messages, copy music, or anything like that, the only storage they’ll have is what we give them." Another part of the answer to that question may come from Kotaku's sources, who indicated to the site that around 80 per cent of the systems produced for launch would be the "premium" version - suggesting that the lower-end model is, more than anything else, a concession to launching a competitively priced "games only" system. Sony is also widely expected to launch multiple versions of the PlayStation 3 console, which is due to arrive in 2006, with both "home media server" and stripped down "basic console" versions believed to be on the cards. |
Possible Xbox 2 logo.
How much is this thing going to cost me?
Around $249.99-$349.99.
How much will the software (games) cost?
Around $49.99-$69.99.
I can't wait!
Luminous_Daybreak - April 25, 2005 01:30 AM (GMT)
What happened to all the other replies?
Serenity Now - April 25, 2005 01:34 AM (GMT)
| QUOTE (Luminous_Daybreak @ Apr 24 2005, 09:30 PM) |
| What happened to all the other replies? |
That thread had no info to start out with.
http://s3.invisionfree.com/doaonline/index...wtopic=3598&hl=
This thread has all the info you need to know about the Xbox 2. As you can see, there's even a Q&A. :).
Pappioll - April 25, 2005 05:00 AM (GMT)
:shocked: wow....
cant wait! :w00t:
cant wait! :w00t:
Dan - April 25, 2005 08:34 PM (GMT)
Um... ok. You forgot to add the vid, dont worry il do that.
ever heard of the delete feature.
http://www.neotaku.com/movies/XBOX_Final_30_with_audio.mov
Here are more pics you can decide if they are fake or not.
Also they are numbered for a reson. ;)
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2 more these are fairly big pics.
http://home.comcast.net/~victorx10/xbox360.jpg
http://home.comcast.net/~victorx10/xboxcomp.jpg
ever heard of the delete feature.
http://www.neotaku.com/movies/XBOX_Final_30_with_audio.mov
Here are more pics you can decide if they are fake or not.
Also they are numbered for a reson. ;)
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2 more these are fairly big pics.
http://home.comcast.net/~victorx10/xbox360.jpg
http://home.comcast.net/~victorx10/xboxcomp.jpg
Leifang12 - April 25, 2005 09:00 PM (GMT)
cant waigt to see the xbox2(xbox360) :drool: :drool: :baby: :w00t:
Queen Helena - April 25, 2005 09:24 PM (GMT)
Looks absolutely amazing :yes:
Serenity Now - April 25, 2005 09:46 PM (GMT)
| QUOTE (Dan™ @ Apr 25 2005, 04:34 PM) |
| ever heard of the delete feature. |
Delete what?
Dan - April 25, 2005 09:53 PM (GMT)
You said that the thread had no informatuion to be started out with, well you could have deleated the posts that were not informal to the thread.
Serenity Now - April 25, 2005 09:56 PM (GMT)
| QUOTE (Dan™ @ Apr 25 2005, 05:53 PM) |
| You said that the thread had no informatuion to be started out with, well you could have deleated the posts that were not informal to the thread. |
No, that's not what I meant. I meant the first post in the thread. When people post in this thread they don't have to provide info. I was just talking about the first post in it. Did you look at the first post in the other thread? All it said was that the Xbox 2 was going to be revealed on MTV, and that was all. :).
smiles - April 26, 2005 05:53 PM (GMT)
as long as dead or alive is on there im getting it because that was the only reason y i got a xbox
JWBB - April 26, 2005 06:02 PM (GMT)
EDIT: Got mixed up, ignore this post.
l33t_ninja_thug - April 27, 2005 07:53 AM (GMT)
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| Xbox 360 Update 4.25.05 Leaks, rumors, and everything we've learned about the next Xbox. by David Clayman April 25, 2005 - This weekend more information was released concerning the Xbox 360 through Ourcolony.net. The site hooks visitors with cryptic blurbs of information, images, and some riddles. Gamers are encouraged to register with the site and either join a colony, or create their own. It is heavily emphasized that only players who work together and spread the message will be successful in advancing the game. The site features a leader board that awards points to colonies that sign up more members and answer questions correctly. Fans of Halo 2 will remember the last 4orty2wo campaign that was based around Ilovebees.com. This URL was released along with the Halo 2 trailer in theaters and led millions of visitors on a wild goose chase. People who followed the game to its completion were given access to events on November 4th, where they were able to play Halo 2 before its release to the general public. 42 Entertainment's web site claims they create large scale "search operas," designed to cause consumers to look for the product. Like the previous ARG, this one features a timer that counts down to May 12th. This is the date that the Xbox 2 will be revealed to the world on MTV. You can read more about the recently announced event here. The new system will be revealed to the world in less than a month's time, but so much information has already been leaked we decided to sum things up with a feature. The Controller The first puzzles on Ourcolony.net were solved to reveal partial images of a white controller. Basically, this piece of hardware is a streamlined version of the Controller S, with the black and white buttons moved to the top of the controller, just above the triggers. Developers have also reported that they are using current Xbox controllers to test software on the Xenon development kits, leading us to believe that both controllers are very similar. The Game Shortly following this puzzle a high resolution image of a car appeared on ourcolony.net. The car is a Ferrari 360 Modena, which can be interpreted as further proof of the system's name. It is also a hint pointing towards Project Gotham 3 as a possible launch title for the next generation system. The cover of the original Project Gotham Racing showcased a Ferrari F50 and the sequel featured a red Ferrari Enzo. Also, one version of the car picture that was constructed out of smaller, segmented images has a "3" inserted next to the headlamp. After the car images appeared, we were presented with what appears to be a partial shot of the next generation Xbox console. Because the item depicted in this image is gray-silver color and includes a honeycomb mesh, early speculation linked these shots to the Xbox 360 development kits which are simply G5 towers. The tower is shown on the right with an orange background. The Memory This past weekend an incredibly hard puzzle on ourcolony.net was solved to reveal a small picture which seemingly shows a section of the memory card. There is a 64 clearly printed on the front of the card which leads us to believe that the system does in fact use 64 megabyte, removable memory cards. This doesn't rule out the other big memory question regarding the Xbox 360, which is the inclusion of a hard drive. In a second leaked image which is apparently not from Ourcolony.net, the top of the system is shown in high detail. It is possible this image displays an attached hard-drive. The thin, rounded slit is most likely an activity light common on PC towers that shows when the hard drive is being accessed. On the side of this component there is also a block of text that says "40 GB", a pretty good indication that this is a 40 gigabyte hard drive attachment. {page 2} Xbox 360 Update 4.25.05 << Previous Page | 1 | 2 The Console Later in the week, another, high resolution picture of the system surfaced on the internet. The exact source of these images is unknown and it is likely that they are not associated with Ourcolony.net. This image shows a complete front shot of console. While the source of this image is questionable there are a number of factors contributing to its legitimacy. The image corroborates the design ideas we've heard about, with the system looking more like a PC or a TiVo than a gaming console. The system is rumored to have a single button and be able to be placed on its side like the PS2. Previously leaked information states that the system will be a metallic-silver color. As we've been told the face shows two memory units slots, no controller ports, and a concave profile. Instead of the multiple green swirls shown in previous Microsoft ads, a large green circle appears on the right-hand side. A round-edged sliding disc tray appears above the memory units. There are still unexplained aspects of the picture. The button next to the memory card slots has a small icon next to it featuring three curved lines. This is a common symbol for a Wi-Fi connection and would be an ideal place to put a reset switch for the wireless controllers. A similar version of the symbol is used on the PSP, Apple Airport, and numerous wireless modems to represent wireless capability. A Wi-Fi connection would enable the transfer of the large amounts of data that would be necessary for both controller functions and voice communication over Xbox Live. Interestingly, Microsoft products using Bluetooth connectivity often have a small "B" next to their reset buttons, possibly ruling out a connection to that technology being associated with the button. Another interesting note on the system using wireless controllers is that it potentially expands the number of players the system can support at the same time. One of the cool things about EA sports games on the PS2 is that with the Multitap, up to eight people can jump into a game. Without hard linked ports, the player limit is only capped by the amount of transferable data and the software. The black port to the left of the memory card slots resembles a traditional infrared port which would be used for a remote control. This points towards DVD playback capability out of the box, although the remote could be sold separately. The purpose of the oval on the far right side of the system is also questionable. It appears to be an access hatch and it is possible this is where normal controller ports may reside, wires and all. Of course, none of this information has been confirmed and the final system specs and design remain up in the air. Using the size of the disc drive as a constant (every DVD drive is the same size) we were able to estimate the size of the Xbox 360 compared to the older system. The black Xbox is approximately 12 and 3/4 inches across and 3 1/2 inches high. The Xbox 360 appears to be about 10 and 1/4 inches across and about 3 and 1/4 inches high on the sides. At the slimest point in the center of the system it only measures about 2 and 1/2 inches high. We'll have more information on the viral campaign, the future of Xbox hardware, and next generation software as E3 and the MTV announcement loom closer. |
that is all of it
now some rulors are killed
id put pics up, but homework.......
Serenity Now - April 27, 2005 04:33 PM (GMT)
Just link to the article next time, Thug. It's easier to read that way. Also, use quote tags when you copy and paste something.
Queen Helena - April 27, 2005 04:57 PM (GMT)
nothing I didn't know from that article, but thanx anyway ;)
JWBB - April 27, 2005 06:03 PM (GMT)
Here's a pic or 2 I found:
XBOX 360 Concept Sketch (Official but scrapped)
Xenon software?
Apparently the Xbox 360 will feature wireless controllers, so there is only one connector on the final design (see first pics of topics)
XBOX 360 Concept Sketch (Official but scrapped)
Xenon software?
Apparently the Xbox 360 will feature wireless controllers, so there is only one connector on the final design (see first pics of topics)
Dan - April 27, 2005 08:41 PM (GMT)
1st one is very cool :cool:
Serenity Now - April 27, 2005 08:43 PM (GMT)
| QUOTE (Dan™ @ Apr 27 2005, 04:41 PM) |
| 1st one is very cool :cool: |
It's not real though. Notice the controller ports. The next Xbox won't have controller ports (probably). :(.
It does look great though! :yes:.
Dan - April 27, 2005 08:54 PM (GMT)
Is it going to wireless?
Serenity Now - April 27, 2005 08:55 PM (GMT)
| QUOTE (Dan™ @ Apr 27 2005, 04:54 PM) |
| Is it going to wireless? |
I believe so. :(. I don't want it to though.
Less clutter I guess. :yes:.
Dan - April 27, 2005 08:56 PM (GMT)
If it is wirelees than we would have to use batteries or charge it, nd you cant play while it is charging i heard.
Serenity Now - April 27, 2005 08:58 PM (GMT)
| QUOTE (Dan™ @ Apr 27 2005, 04:56 PM) |
| If it is wirelees than we would have to use batteries or charge it, nd you cant play while it is charging i heard. |
Yeah, I wouldn't like that. It's just the controllers though. There are wireless controllers right now, next gen it will be standard though. :yes:.
Queen Helena - April 27, 2005 10:59 PM (GMT)
wireless ?? that sounds great !! :yes:
LITA LOVER - April 28, 2005 05:20 AM (GMT)
| QUOTE (smiles @ Apr 26 2005, 09:53 AM) |
| as long as dead or alive is on there im getting it because that was the only reason y i got a xbox |
same here. though,i was surprised to find that halo was a very good game other than that.......the jury is still out.
i heard that xbox2 will have more fighting games than xbox i have no idea if this is true or not,but it's another reason why ill be purchasing it. even though the xbox2 will be utterly demolished by the mighty PS3.
Dan - April 28, 2005 08:36 PM (GMT)
Rumor or Truth???
It is said that in singler player games that the AI can be someone on Xbox Live, THUS every game will be Xbox Live Aware.
It is said that in singler player games that the AI can be someone on Xbox Live, THUS every game will be Xbox Live Aware.
Serenity Now - April 28, 2005 08:43 PM (GMT)
What do you mean by rumor or truth? A rumor can be truth.
Personally, I call BS on this one. Not going to happen. :yes:.
Personally, I call BS on this one. Not going to happen. :yes:.
Dan - April 28, 2005 08:59 PM (GMT)
meh, my bad.
Serenity Now - April 29, 2005 03:14 AM (GMT)
Dan - April 30, 2005 07:10 PM (GMT)
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| Samsung and Microsoft Announce HDTV Alliance for Next-Gen Xbox April 28, 2005, New York, NY—Samsung Electronics, a global HDTV leader, and Microsoft® today announced an alliance to elevate gaming to the next level through high-definition technology. Microsoft has chosen Samsung as the exclusive HDTV worldwide marketing partner for the next-generation Xbox® high-definition (HD) gaming platform. The announcement was made today during the Home Entertainment Expo at the New York Hilton. The next-generation Xbox/Samsung HDTV combination is designed to deliver the most advanced and realistic high-definition experience to gamers worldwide. To promote the HD Era, the companies plan to place over 25,000 Samsung high-definition televisions in Microsoft Xbox retail kiosk locations across the globe. "Gaming has become a primary force for innovation in the entertainment and technology industries. Samsung has selected Microsoft Xbox as the best next-generation game console and a key driver in the global HDTV revolution," said Peter Weedfald, Senior Vice President of Consumer Electronics and North America Corporate Marketing for Samsung Electronics America, Inc. "Samsung is proud to expand the Microsoft relationship and stand with them at the forefront of the HD gaming century." "Samsung is a natural partner to showcase the richness of the next-generation Xbox," said Peter Moore, Corporate Vice President of Worldwide Marketing and Publishing for Xbox at Microsoft. "Samsung HDTVs will provide Xbox enthusiasts with the truest high-definition gaming experience available." The alliance is the culmination of a global process begun by Microsoft in October 2004 to find the most advanced and formidable visual display company to join with the next-generation Xbox video game console. A wide variety of visual display screen sizes and technology platforms from Samsung Electronics (LCD, Plasma, Micro Display—DLP, and Slim Fit HDTV CRTs) combined with the incredible new Xbox console will give gamers unprecedented realism and intensity in their gameplay. The new 23" Samsung LCD TV (LNR238W) to be paired at retail with the new Xbox console offers a super-fast 12 millisecond pixel switching speed, which will enable intense action while overcoming any motion artifacts. In addition, the Fixed Pixel Device eliminates scan lines, further ensuring gameplay is smooth and flicker-free. Picture quality combines with advanced audio technology to create an incredible gaming experience. Samsung HDTVs' built-in speakers emulate the most realistic surround sound using SRS Tru-surround XT so the action feels even closer. Game enthusiasts will no doubt appreciate the sharper details, deeper contrast, and rich sound that are standard on a Samsung HDTV. The global marketing and promotional alliance between Microsoft and Samsung Electronics will drive the HDTV gaming platform as the greatest emotional experience available for gamers around the world. The alliance will include cinema, POS, television, print, online, and various other media efforts. Samsung Electronics and Microsoft enjoy a long-standing relationship as strategic and tactical business partners. The Microsoft Xbox currently incorporates Samsung technology, and Samsung will continue to be a tech driver for the next-generation Xbox video game console. Microsoft's first high-definition game will incorporate Samsung-branded products as well as instances of Samsung's logo as part of the overall HD gaming experience. This will mark the first time Microsoft incorporates a consumer electronics technology partner with the Xbox console and games. The companies are involved in other collaborative technology efforts as well. Samsung Smartphones incorporate the Windows Mobile™ platform; Windows Media® Audio and Windows Media Digital Rights Management 10 (Windows Media DRM 10) are integrated with Samsung digital audio players; Samsung's new Portable Media Centers feature Windows Media Audio and Video and DRM 10; and the Microsoft Windows® platform is used across Samsung's global family of notebooks and personal computers. As a part of their continued relationship, Microsoft and Samsung Electronics are uniting in a nationwide (USA) cause-marketing program entitled "Samsung's Hope For Education." Now in its second year, the program will deliver more than $2 million in much-needed technology and software products, including Encarta® Reference Library 2005, to elementary, middle, and high schools across America through an online essay contest. For more information on how to enter, please visit www.HopeForEducation.com. About Samsung Electronics America, Inc. Headquartered in Ridgefield Park, NJ, Samsung Electronics America, Inc. (SEA), a wholly owned subsidiary of Samsung Electronics Co., markets a broad range of award-winning, advanced digital consumer electronics, information systems, and home appliance products. The SEA organization oversees the North American operations of Samsung, including Samsung Telecommunications America, Samsung Electronics Canada, and Samsung Electronics Mexico. Please visit www.samsung.com for more information. About Samsung Electronics Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. is a global leader in semiconductor, telecommunication, digital media, and digital convergence technologies, with 2004 parent company sales of US $55.2 billion and net income of US $10.3 billion. Employing approximately 123,000 people in 93 offices in 48 countries, the company consists of five main business units: Digital Appliance Business, Digital Media Business, LCD Business, Semiconductor Business, and Telecommunication Network Business. Recognized as one of the fastest growing global brands, Samsung Electronics is a leading producer of digital TVs, memory chips, mobile phones, and TFT-LCDs. Microsoft, Xbox, Windows Mobile, Windows Media, Windows, Encarta, and Xbox Live™ are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft Corp. in the United States and/or other countries. The names of actual companies and products mentioned herein may be the trademarks of their respective owners. |
smiles - April 30, 2005 07:26 PM (GMT)
| QUOTE (LITA LOVER @ Apr 27 2005, 09:20 PM) | ||
same here. though,i was surprised to find that halo was a very good game other than that.......the jury is still out. i heard that xbox2 will have more fighting games than xbox i have no idea if this is true or not,but it's another reason why ill be purchasing it. even though the xbox2 will be utterly demolished by the mighty PS3. |
i hated halo and i thought i was over
Queen Helena - May 2, 2005 06:18 PM (GMT)
| QUOTE (smiles @ Apr 30 2005, 08:26 PM) | ||||
i hated halo and i thought i was over |
I was over ??
over what ?? I don't get it :hmm:
little x - May 3, 2005 03:38 PM (GMT)
i dont know if u guys seen this allready but anyway here
ELDER SCROLLS IV OBLIVION
2 DAYS TO VEGAS
THESE ARE RAEL TIME GRAPHICS!!
ELDER SCROLLS IV OBLIVION
2 DAYS TO VEGAS
THESE ARE RAEL TIME GRAPHICS!!
Queen Helena - May 3, 2005 04:16 PM (GMT)
I'm not impressed at all
doau2 - May 3, 2005 04:34 PM (GMT)
COOL :yes:
Mills McDougle - May 3, 2005 04:58 PM (GMT)
Elderscrolls is old news.
I'm really impressed with the other one you posted, though. Talk about wow. I've a bit more understanding of graphics, QH(I think), so let me tell you why I think it looks so good:
-Hi-res lightmaps are always great, and if they're real-time plus blurred, you've got a hell of an effect!
-Hi-polygon counts are a plus; if it can render that in realtime without frame skips, I'll be impressed.
-That car seem higher-poly than freakin' Gran Turismo's cars! Plus the real-time reflection makes it supreme ownage. :D
Imagine those urban screens on the scale of GTA, and then think to yourself "Damn...that is pretty!"
EDIT: I just caught a bunch of self-shadowing as well! Check out the cars and character models. Wow. :D
I'm really impressed with the other one you posted, though. Talk about wow. I've a bit more understanding of graphics, QH(I think), so let me tell you why I think it looks so good:
-Hi-res lightmaps are always great, and if they're real-time plus blurred, you've got a hell of an effect!
-Hi-polygon counts are a plus; if it can render that in realtime without frame skips, I'll be impressed.
-That car seem higher-poly than freakin' Gran Turismo's cars! Plus the real-time reflection makes it supreme ownage. :D
Imagine those urban screens on the scale of GTA, and then think to yourself "Damn...that is pretty!"
EDIT: I just caught a bunch of self-shadowing as well! Check out the cars and character models. Wow. :D
Runaway_Shinobi - May 3, 2005 05:03 PM (GMT)
The first and last are most impressive too me. Just have a look at the reflection on the car and the walls. The fist has nice blurring effects but I still hope the grahpics will improve untill the release
janejana - May 3, 2005 05:12 PM (GMT)
| QUOTE (Mills McDougle @ May 3 2005, 08:58 AM) |
| EDIT: I just caught a bunch of self-shadowing as well! Check out the cars and character models. Wow. :D |
hah, i just noticed that too. pretty awesome :D
Serenity Now - May 3, 2005 05:14 PM (GMT)
Both are pretty old. The 2 Days To Vegas shots are not in-game. And why didn't you use the official Xbox 2 thread?
smiles - May 3, 2005 05:29 PM (GMT)
wow. nice graphics. can't wait to see the dead or alive game graphics
Serenity Now - May 3, 2005 05:40 PM (GMT)
Topics have been merged.