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Damo

The boy who never grew up.

Male, United Kingdom

Hobbit-like Editorial Director of Nintendo Life, Push Square and KINECTaku by day, freelance word wizard by night. You may have shaken your head in disgust at my work on Eurogamer, CNET UK, IGN UK and elsewhere.

Joined:
Sun 20th January, 2008
Website:
http://www.nlife.com

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#8

Damo commented on XSEED Cans Plans to Publish Grand Knights History:

Yup, I would imagine that RSG will cancel their release too. I can't see them pouring money into translating this game just for a Euro release when the PSP is all but dead in this region.

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#9

Damo commented on Your First Official Look at Lost Planet 3:

The choice of developer has to have alarm bells ringing here. Spark Unlimited hardly inspire confidence. However, that CGI trailer does look cool, if nothing else.

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#12

Damo commented on Deadstorm Pirates to Swash PSN Buckles in Euro...:

This was the best thing about the Razing Storm package by a mile, but man, that price is insane. What were they smoking when they came up with that? This is a very basic light-gun shooter with limited appeal. There's no way this should be more than £9.99.

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#14

Damo commented on Those Embarrassed by Wii Will Flock to Move, R...:

While it could be seen as a cheap shot at Nintendo, I think there's merit in what he's saying here. The Wii is getting on a bit now, and TBH it was never visually impressive when it was first released. I think people are certainly looking upwards towards HD consoles like the PS3 and 360 for their gaming fix, even more so when you consider the proliferation of HD TVs in the past year or so.

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#15

Damo commented on Witness PlayStation Move's Origins on PlayStat...:

Wow, that is pretty amazing! I guess it goes to show that although Nintendo got to market first, other companies were thinking along the same lines. I always thought that the Eyetoy on PS2 never really for the recognition it deserved, it reminds me a lot of the early Wii titles.

And it offered controller-less gaming years before Kinect!