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This has just come to my attention: Terminator Salvation is PG-13. What? Can they do that? Sorry hard R fans. Looks like Warner Bros. is actually trying to make some big money with this one. But I guess it makes sense. The movie industry is a business, a fact unfortunate for those who like consistent quality in movies, and a business is always looking to make a profit. And you're not as likely to make a big profit if a portion of your audience is under 17 and can't even pay to see the movie because of an R rating. It's sad, I know. But they can always sneak in. As they always do anyway.
If this trend continues, will we be seeing even less big budget, sci-fi, action, hard R motion pictures? We got Watchmen, right?

With E3 less than a month away, Microsoft has promised that their presentation at the trade show will "completely transform how people think about home entertainment".

Word on the street is that the long rumored XBOX360 motion-control interface will finally be unveiled to the public through the Zcam, "the first low-cost, consumer videocamera that can capture video with depth information and probably the first real challenger to Nintendo's Wiimote"

Here is footage of the Zcam in action from CES.




The technology looks incredibly promising, but is Microsoft willing to commit to motion-controls this far into the 360's lifespan, and at what price?

Again, E3 is just around the corner..

This video raises many questions.



1. Is this child's (playing the demo) generation so far removed from classic arcade-style game play that he is totally oblivious as to how to properly "kick shell".

2. This footage reveals that the core game play is not a pixel per hit-box remake in the vein of R-Type Dimensions. In this video Leonardo has 8 different directions to slash, bash and slam The Foot into submission from. This re-imagining appears to be a tad faster than the original JAMMA jam. Will these alterations to the game mechanics make or break TiT?

3. The internet is buzzing with excitement for this game. Why hasn't an official announcement, complete with press pack (pics, trailer, etc...) hit the web yet? They are probably keeping their cards close to the chest because, A. they are letting us do the hype for them leading up to an E3 reveal, or B. the game may actually, well...Suck?

Expect to hear something from Ubisoft and Konami in the coming weeks.