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Archive for the ps3_jar Category
konami announces rock revolution
Posted in 360_jar, may 2008_jar, ps3_jar on July 18, 2008 by jarosh
just like rock band, except covers instead of licensed songs, no singing and no support for instruments from “other games”. (maybe this has all changed in the meantime, i didn’t really follow the news on this.)
videogame anagrams
Posted in 360_jar, boxart_jar, jan 2008_jar, pc_jar, ps3_jar, wii_jar on July 18, 2008 by jaroshmade for a thread on gaf about videogame anagrams.
IS she wearing anything underneath?
Posted in 360_jar, dec 2007_jar, ps3_jar on July 18, 2008 by jarosh
how much ps3 do you want?
Posted in jan 2007_jar, ps3_jar on July 14, 2008 by jaroshdeveloper 1: “we’ve only used 10% of the ps3’s power!”
developer 2: “look at these amazing graphics. they are only 20% of what we can do with the ps3!”
developer 3: “it’s gonna be years until we use more than 50% of the ps3’s true power.”
alrighty then, how about we pay for what we get if all of that is true.
scary clown basketball
Posted in 360_jar, jan 2007_jar, ps3_jar on July 13, 2008 by jaroshthrough a glitch in nba2k7 the players end up looking like this:
for even crazier pics of the seriously disturbing looking players check out this thread.
and here’s my contribution:
this is america
Posted in nov 2006_jar, ps3_jar on July 12, 2008 by jaroshi’ll let you in on a secret… the guy in the video actually says: “this is america, man!”. i made up the “dude” part because i thought it would work better in the gif.
in case you wondered, the footage is from a 1up show episode where a bunch of people on the street were asked about the ps3s they were gonna buy for reselling on ebay. the big guy in the white shirt uttered the aforementioned phrase in response to a question about the moral implications of buying and reselling a product in short supply but high demand for an exorbitant price. after which the short guy in the hat made his now infamous shrug-face into the camera.
