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Looks like it's official, Naka himself said inside EGM that PSU will be for the PS2. I was really hyping up the game too, hopping it would come out for GCN. I don't like Sony, let alone PS2, so I probably will just get the game for PC. Oh well, looks like I'm going to need that High Speed Connection most definetly now. As long as the new Shadow the Hedgehog game comes out for GCN (if I can't have one, I want the other).

What does everyone else think about their decision for bringing it out for the PS2?

• Phantasy Star Universe: Area 51
  
• Episode IV: Battle, Challenge & Quest Modes
  
• Gaming Systems: Handhelds

<strong>Yuji Naka confirms all things PSU in EGM</strong> <img src="/images/Playstation.jpg" alt="Playstation" width="8" height="8">
<font size="1">[ Lee_yoshi - March 22 2005 - 2:20 PM ]</font>

<P><FONT face="arial, helvetica, sans-serif">Electronic Gaming Monthly, today unveiled everything you'd ever want to know about <EM>Phantasy Star Universe</EM>, with the new title being the main focus of this months issue. So here's the basics:</FONT></P><UL><LI><FONT face="arial, helvetica, sans-serif"><EM>Phantasy Star Universe</EM> is confirmed ONLY for PlayStation2 and PC with a current release date of November 20th 2005.</FONT> <LI><FONT face="arial, helvetica, sans-serif">The security of <EM>Universe</EM> (In response to cheating in previous <EM>PSO</EM> games)&nbsp;will be much alike <EM>Phantasy Star Online: Blue Burst</EM>'s, with server-side saving.</FONT> <LI><FONT face="arial, helvetica, sans-serif">The game will utilise all the power&nbsp;the PlayStation 2 has to offer, meaning there is very little chance of a similiar release on PSP. However, <EM>PSO</EM> on PSP could be in the works if the handhelds online networks prove stable.</FONT> <LI><FONT face="arial, helvetica, sans-serif"><EM>Phantasy Star Universe</EM> is still very much in development and is one of Sonic Teams main projects at the moment.</FONT></LI></UL><P><FONT face="arial, helvetica, sans-serif">EGM also interviewed Sonic Team master Yuji Naka, on which note he had MANY interesting things to say.</FONT></P><P><FONT face="arial, helvetica, sans-serif"><IMG height=192 alt="Electronic Gaming Monthly" hspace=2 src="http://ragol.warcrafttavern.com/uploads/news_images/EGM_psu.jpg" width=144 align=left border=1>First of all, why the PS2? you may be asking. The main reason behind this decision appears to be because of the PlayStation2's dominance in the market as the main console. Next Generation machines such as PlayStation3, Xbox 2, or Nintendo Revolution were ruled out because they were unsure which machine would have which user base at the moment, plus what online facilities would be available in the future. He however hasn't ruled out the chance of it seeing light on other current generation consoles.</FONT></P><P><FONT face="arial, helvetica, sans-serif">Yuji Naka then went on talking about the development of <EM>PSU</EM> and about the game. He says the hardest part in any of the Online games is making the network as stable as possible, which is done a few months before the games release, so we wont be seeing much more of that until the end of the year. He then talks about 'cheaters', by stating that they've had a lot of experience with them for the last 5 years, so they know what to do and how to do it, mainly walking in the same direction as they have done with <EM>Blue Burst.</EM></FONT></P><P><FONT face="arial, helvetica, sans-serif">Continuing on his interview from EGM, Yuji Naka talks of his history as a games developer, stating its all mainly down to Sonic, with him being so popular and the main franchise of the business. Even the animes are popular it would seem, in which he states that there was talk of a <EM>PSO</EM> anime a few years ago, which could still happen.</FONT></P><P><FONT face="arial, helvetica, sans-serif">Finally he's asked about the next generation consoles, where his replies show he's very worried about the development and time factors of next generation games. He mentions how <EM>Half-Life 2</EM> took 5 years to get a release, and warns that other games could take just as long, if not longer, if companies are expecting games to take full advantage of next generation machines capabilities.</FONT></P><P><FONT face="arial, helvetica, sans-serif">Unfortunately we can't tell you loads about how the offline and online modes will work, aswell as show you some new screenshots, because we don't have an issue of EGM to hand, what with us being a European website in all, but if you'd like to read the full interview with Yuji Naka from EGM, <A href="http://www.1up.com/do/feature?cId=3138974&amp;did=1">visit 1up.com in these pages</A>. If you live in an area abroad that does sell EGM, go and buy it, because it will show you some new screenshots, and tell you all the modes the game includes!</FONT></P>

As you may have noticed. This week marks the 2nd birthday of ragol.co.uk. As always, we decided to put up the decorations to celebrate.
(if it's too much you can turn it off using the menu at the bottom of the index page)

and even better it's my birthday this week but I'll be away so leave presents and messages for me =). Can anyone say subliminal messaging? =P

i need a link to that, it would be very helpful

Tried to be a bit neater this time, but colouring is just something I dare not try.

Cassandra the RAcaseal is my little sister. Sorry for losing your mag. HB.

i have this history essay that i need to do really well on to get into AP Euro history next year. so i'm going to post what i have so far here and any of you that have extra time could look over it and give me any improvements you have.

the topic: one event that happened in Europe's history that affected the rest of the middle ages

i chose: the founding of the Catholic church in Rome because it was able to spread throughout all of Europe where it became a great political force

this is what i got so far:

Quote:The founding of the Catholic Church in Rome had a great effect on the history of Europe that followed because it’s placement there allowed the Church to spread over all of Europe and have a great political influence on the monarchs and the princes. The Catholic Church was then able to give all of Europe something in common, their religion, just like how the Roman Empire united everyone in the fact that they were Romans. The Roman Empire was able to effectively unite all of Europe and more until it slowly began to decline in the 1st century AD and eventually fall. The Roman Empire fell because of several things; mainly among them were the stretching of the Roman borders so that they could not be defended, a decline in morals, and the upset caused by the arrival of Christianity. The Roman Empire officially ended in 476 AD when the Germanic general Odovacer sacked Rome and dethroned the last of the emperors, Agustulus Romulus. After that event the whole of the European unity was shattered as barbarians invaded the land, throwing the culture into a dark age, and it would have remained that way if it had not been for one thing: the Catholic Church.

St. Peter first came to Rome around 30-40 AD and he began to preach the Christian religion and he was met with much opposition and eventually martyred. The opposition to Christianity slowly died off and in 311 AD, Galerius, a Roman emperor, issued the Edict of Toleration which ended the persecution. From that point onward, Rome was the unofficial head of Christianity until Pope Leo I (was pope 440-461 AD), wrote the Petrine Doctrine and officially declared the bishop of Rome to be the undisputed leader of the Church. This position in the middle of the Mediterranean made the Church capable of becoming one of the greatest “empires.” The spread of the Catholic Church from Rome began with the Visigoths, Vandals, and Ostrogoths, which were barbaric tribes that were Arian Christians and converted to Catholicism as they invaded Rome and the surrounding area. This Romanization of the barbarians more than the Barbarization of the Romans helped to preserve civilization. The Catholic’s conversion of the barbarians eventually led to them having a significant amount of influence on the Franks, which allowed the papacy attack the Lombards with the help of the Franks and gain control of the Papal States. The Frankish debt to the Church increased even more when Pope Leo III crowned Charlemagne as king of the Holy Roman Empire. This caused the future Frankish kings to give high government offices and vast estates to bishops in their lands, which even more greatly increased the political influence and power of the Church.

I just found out (from random browsing on the Sky TV Guide thingymabobby) that ITV2 are showing the very original Super Mario Brothers cartoons in the mornings!!!

Did ANYONE else apart from me watch them when they were on aaaages ago, i think they were made in the early 90's or something, very old cartoons, i thought i'd never see them again. *Sniff* Im so happy, im defo recording these!

They were based on the SNES Super Mario World games, so you'd see lots of familiar faces and items like the ? blocks and coins etc, the way they should be. Oh and everyone talked (With crappy voices!), even Yoshi!

Am i mad to want to watch them again? Someone tell me im not alone for crying out loud! :O :O :O