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If Not Place Ur Votes On This Board………vvvvvvv

FYI if i didn’t vote on a category that cause i dont play those games

The 2010 VGAs will be held Saturday, December 11, 2010 in Los Angeles, CA at the L.A. Convention Center

it was revealed that two new titles would be revealed ahead of their debut at the 2010 Awards BioWare will announce a new title at the 2010 announcement to be Mass Effect 3. Batman: Arkham City will have it’s gameplay debut at the 2010 awards along with an possible Prototype sequel.

Nominees:[4]

Game of the Year:

Call of Duty: Black Ops (Based On Sells i Think this will win)
God of War III
Halo: Reach
Mass Effect 2
Red Dead Redemption

Studio of the Year:

Bioware, Mass Effect 2 (Had a good year, they get my vote)
Blizzard Entertainment, StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty
Bungie Studios, Halo: Reach
Rockstar San Diego, Red Dead Redemption

Best Xbox 360 Game:

Alan Wake
Fable III
Halo: Reach
Mass Effect 2 (the best by far)

Best PS3 Game:

God of War III (the best game on ps3 right now)
Heavy Rain
ModNation Racers
Red Dead Redemption

Best Wii Game:

Donkey Kong Country Returns
Kirby’s Epic Yarn
Metroid: Other M
Super Mario Galaxy 2

Best PC Game:

Fallout: New Vegas
Mass Effect 2
Sid Meier’s Civilization V
StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty

Best Handheld Game:

God of War: Ghost of Sparta
Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker
Professor Layton and the Unwound Future
Super Scribblenauts

Best Shooter:

Battlefield: Bad Company 2
BioShock 2
Call of Duty: Black Ops ( The best FPS shooter)
Halo: Reach

Best Action Adventure Game:

Assassin’s Creed: Brotherhood
God of War III
Red Dead Redemption (this was a breakthrought game)
Super Mario Galaxy 2

Best RPG:

Fable III
Fallout: New Vegas
Final Fantasy XIII
Mass Effect 2( By far)

Best Multi-player:

Battlefield: Bad Company 2
Halo: Reach
Call of Duty: Black Ops (Damn near the only decend one until MW3)
StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty

Best Individual Sports Game:

EA Sports MMA ( i hope this one wins cause i didnt like ufc)
Shaun White Skateboarding
Tiger Woods PGA Tour 11
UFC Undisputed 2010

Best Team Sports Game:

FIFA 11
Madden NFL 11
NBA 2K11
MLB 10: The Show

Best Driving Game:

Blur
ModNation Racers
Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit
Split/Second

Best Music Game:

Dance Central
DJ Hero 2
Def Jam Rapstar
Rock Band 3

Best Soundtrack:

Def Jam Rapstar
DJ Hero 2
Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock
Rock Band 3

Best Song in a Game:

“Basket Case” by Green Day, Green Day: Rock Band
“Black Rain” by Soundgarden, Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock
“Far Away” by José González, Red Dead Redemption
“GoldenEye” by Nicole Scherzinger, GoldenEye 007 (2010)
“Won’t Back Down” by Eminem, Call of Duty: Black Ops
“Replay/Rude Boy Mashup” by Iyaz/Rihanna, DJ Hero 2

Best Original Score: IDK i like Gow,RDR & ME

God of War III
Halo: Reach
Mass Effect 2
Red Dead Redemption

Best Graphics:

God of War III (Hands down)
Heavy Rain
Kirby’s Epic Yarn
Red Dead Redemption

Best Adapted Video Game:

Lego Harry Potter: Years 1-4
Scott Pilgrim vs. the World: The Game
Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions
Star Wars: The Force Unleashed II
Transformers: War for Cybertron

Best Performance by a Human Male:

Daniel Craig as James Bond, James Bond 007: Blood Stone
Gary Oldman as Sergeant Reznov, Call of Duty: Black Ops
John Cleese as Jasper, Fable III
Martin Sheen as The Illusive Man, Mass Effect 2
Nathan Fillion as Sergeant Edward Buck, Halo: Reach
Neil Patrick Harris as Peter Parker/Amazing Spider-Man, Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions
Rob Wiethoff as John Marston, Red Dead Redemption
Sam Worthington as Alex Mason, Call of Duty: Black Ops

Best Performance by a Human Female:

Dame Judi Dench as M, James Bond 007: Blood Stone
Danica Patrick as Herself, Blur
Emmanuelle Chriqui as The Numbers Lady, Call of Duty: Black Ops
Felicia Day as Veronica Santangelo, Fallout: New Vegas
Jennifer Hale as Commander Shepard (female version), Mass Effect 2
Kristen Bell as Lucy Stillman, Assassin’s Creed: Brotherhood
Tricia Helfer as Sarah Kerrigan, StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty
Yvonne Strahovski as Miranda Lawson, Mass Effect 2

Best Downloadable Game:

Costume Quest
Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light ( i kno this one will win)
Monday Night Combat
Scott Pilgrim vs. the World: The Game

Best DLC:

BioShock 2: Minerva’s Den
Borderlands: The Secret Armory of General Knoxx
Mass Effect 2: Lair of the Shadow Broker
Red Dead Redemption: Undead Nightmare

Best Independent Game:

Joe Danger
Limbo
Super Meat Boy
The Misadventures of P.B. Winterbottom

Most Anticipated Game:

Batman: Arkham City
BioShock: Infinite
Gears of War 3 (of course this will be the best game of next

Gameloft is a good mobile games company.. i love their every game & play their every game in my phone… when gameloft released ghost recon advanced warfighter in 2004 it was really enjoyable & also tough.. so after some years when it was announced that ubisoft is developing tom clancy’s G R F S i thought gameloft will also release a mobile version to it, not only iam all ghost recon & gameloft fans did think about it, they also requested in the gameloft blog to release it… but upto now there is no news , no description or screenshots … please if anybody knows a news about plz tell me iam dying for that game from many years .. & if also anybody knows news about mobile games like the avengers,hero of sparta 2, men in black iii , & ice age village plzzz tell me!!!!

I have a Wii and I’m getting tired of it and the only reason why i still is because of games like the Conduit, gladiator ad, the Grinder, No More Heroes 2 and red steel 2,Super Mario Galaxy 2, Dead Space Extraction, Gladiator A.D., Resident Evil The Dark side Chronicles and Metroid other M

Which company had the better press conference at E3?
How come Modern worfare 2 and Assains Creed 2 and Final Fantasy 13 is not on the Wii console? Now the PS3 get Final fantasy 14. The Wii gets a lame game Final Fantasy IV: The After Years.
Nintendo’s biggest announcement was Super Mario Galaxy 2 and Metroid other M while the other stuff was boring and childish
Is the Conduit better Madden 2010?
the Conduit, gladiator ad, the Grinder, No More Heroes 2 and red steel 2,Super Mario Galaxy 2 and Metroid other M are better than any game EA, Ubsoft or Nintendo have announced or is about to show to day. High Voltage Software and now Team Ninja are the only developers that cares about the Wii core gamers,
Why do people still have PS2′s?
Of all the press conferences Nintendo’s was boring before Super Mario Galaxy 2 and Metroid other M.
Will Metroid other M be rated M or rated T?

http://www.360kinectblog.com

This year has elapsed under the sign of Kinect. Microsoft is preparing many new games that use motion and vote. Not just for kids and families, but also for so-called. hardcore gamers.

If you look at Microsoft’s publishing plans and compare them with what Sony is plotting, you get the impression that the Redmond giant forgive the video game market. “Throughout the year, only three power exclusive’y?” (Exclusive to the game, which is published in a single platform – ed) – can holler loud players who bought the Xbox 360, believing that this is a better choice than PlayStation 3 But nothing is certain, because this year finally has the potential to be used Kinect, a device which has already pinned patch “toys”, and which has a much bigger aspirations.

Before going to the Kinect games, lets mention the three exclusives, which will be operated traditionally, using pads.

The first is the “Gears of War 3, the last in a trilogy of shooters incredibly impressive,” about the struggle of people with nasty Locustami (called the “locust” means the locusts). Again, we offer a compelling single-player campaign, as well as extensive multiplayer mode. Its premiere was to take place in March, but will be held until the autumn.

Gears of War 3

In the same period will be the second of the titles are intended solely for the Xbox – Forza Motorsport 4 “, something for fans of the four wheels and high speed. This driving simulator, which – as the creators promise – is to be the most realistic game of its kind in history. It is worth mentioning that it will exploit the Kinecta.

The third year’s exclusive to Microsoft’s console is by far the most mysterious. It’s “Kingdoms”, the game announced by the studio Crytek (Far Cry, “” Crysis “) at E3 in June last year. Until today, nobody knows what exactly is to be and when to appear. However, we believe that it is able to release this year.

If you like to play only on the crash, and fun with Kinecta scares you … This essentially would be enough. But if you want to try something new, you should look at these titles:

“Project Draco” – production by Yukio Futatsugiego, the father of the series, “Panzer Dragoon,” inspired by Taze. Will sit on the back of a dragon, and Take to the skies, where stoczymy flying combat with various enemies.

“Star Wars Kinect” – the first game in the universe of “Star Wars” in which we could wave a lightsaber and use Jedi powers, virtually without holding anything in his hands (you will be willing to probably be able to buy an imitation sword, to feel like Luke Skywalker) . Release Date: Christmas 2011

“Codename D” – a secret project, is working on Goichi Suda and his team Grasshopper (creator of “killer7″, “No More Heroes” and “Shadows of the Damned”). We know about him only that it is intended primarily for “hardcore” players.

“Rise of the Nightmares” – a game of survival horror, prepared by the company SEGA. There is for now too much information about it, but the same species makes it intriguing.

“Steel Battalion: Heavy Armor – continued in 2002 issued a robot battle simulator. This time we have an opportunity posterować it using their own movements. The game will be held in 2082 years, the United States.

Of course, the above-mentioned games are the same exclusive’y Xbox machines. Besides them, waiting for you lot this year Prime Minister multiplatformowych, among which there will be potential hits such as:

* “Dead Space 2″ (January)
* “Bulletstorm” (February)
* Crysis 2 “(March)
* “Portal 2″ (April)
* “Shift 2: Unleashed” (second quarter)
* “Deus Ex: Human Revolution” (first half year)
* “Rage” (September)
* “The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim” (November)
* “Shadows of the Damned” (Autumn)
* “Mass Effect 3 (fourth quarter)

Bulletstorm

There is therefore no reason to complain. This year should be for owners of Xbox machines as interesting as the favorite show on TVN-ie. Chart will be in abundance, and for that we will closely observe the development of Kinecta and using it to games. The coming months will give us an answer, is it really as big a revolution as preached Microsoft.

http://www.360kinectblog.com

Congress Must Cut Off Bush Family War Profits

by Evelyn Pringle

Global Research, April 10, 2007
Countercurrents.org – 2007-04-11

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On Monday, April 9, 2007, the Boston Herald reported that the US military had announced the Easter weekend deaths of 10 more American soldiers, including six killed on Sunday. The Associated Press reports that, since the war began in March 2003, over 3,000 members of the US military have been killed in Iraq, as of April 8, 2007.

The military reported the deaths of four more US soldiers on Tuesday.

Its nearly impossible to estimate the number of deaths of civilians in Iraq, but the Herald reports that at least 47 people were killed or found dead in violence on Easter Sunday, including 17 execution victims dumped in the capital.

News releases out of Iraq also report that a woman wearing a black veil and strapped with explosives blew herself up outside a police station in Iraq on Tuesday, killing 16 people.

According to the January 14, 2007 LA Times, Steven Kosiak, director of budget studies at the Center for Strategic and Budgetary Assessments in Washington, says that, starting with the anti-terrorism appropriation a week after the 9/11 attacks, he estimates the US has spent $400 billion fighting terrorism through fiscal 2006, which ended on September 30, 2006.

In January 2007, Marine Corps spokeswoman, Lt Col Roseann Lynch, told Reuters that the war in Iraq is costing about $4.5 billion a month for military “operating costs,” which did not include new weapons or equipment.

Since this war on terror was declared following 9/11, the pay levels for the CEOs of the top 34 defense contractors have doubled. The average compensation rose from $3.6 million during the period of 1998-2001, to $7.2 million during the period of 2002-2005, according to an August 2006, report entitled, “Executive Excess 2006,” by the Washington-based, Institute for Policy Studies, and the Boston-based, United for a Fair Economy.

This study found that since 9/11, the 34 defense CEOs have pocketed a combined total of $984 million, or enough, the report says, to cover the wages for more than a million Iraqis for a year. In 2005, the average total compensation for the CEOs of large US corporations was only 6% above 2001 figures, while defense CEOs pay was 108% higher.

But the last name of one family, which is literally amassing a fortune over the backs of our dead heroes, matches that of the man holding the purse strings in the White House. On December 11, 2003, the Financial Times reported that three people had told the Times that they had seen letters written by Neil Bush that recommended business ventures in the Middle East, promoted by New Bridges Strategies, a firm set up by President Bush’s former campaign manager, who quit his Bush appointed government job as the head of FEMA, three weeks before the war in Iraq began.

Neil Bush was paid an annual fee to “help companies secure contracts in Iraq,” the Times said.

But Neil Bush is by no means the only Bush profiting from the war on terror. The first President Bush is so entangled with entities that have profited greatly that it’s difficult to even know where to begin. Bush joined the Carlyle Group in 1993, and became a member of the firm’s Asian Advisory Board.

The Carlyle Group was best known for buying defense companies and doubling or tripling their value and was already heavily supported by defense contracts. But in 2002, the firm received $677 million in government contracts, and by 2003, its contracts were worth $2.1 billion.

Prior to 9/11, some Carlyle companies were not doing so well. For instance, the future of Vought Aircraft looked dismal when the company laid off 20% of its employees. But business was booming shortly after the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq began, and the company received over $1 billion in defense contracts.

The Bush family’s connections to the Osama bin Laden’s family seem almost surreal. On September 28, 2001, two weeks after 9/11, the Wall Street Journal reported that, “George H.W. Bush, the father of President Bush, works for the bin Laden family business in Saudi Arabia through the Carlyle Group, an international consulting firm.”

As a representative of Carlyle, one of the investors that Bush brought to Carlyle was the Bin Laden Group, a construction company owned by Osama’s family. The bin Ladens have been called the Rockefellers of the Middle East, and the father, Mohammed, has reportedly amassed a $5 billion empire. According the Journal, Bush convinced Shafiq bin Laden to invest $2 million with Carlyle.

The Journal found that Bush had met with the bin Ladens at least twice between 1998 and 2000. On September 27, 2001, the Journal reported that it had confirmed that a meeting took place between Bush Senior and the bin Laden family through Senior’s Chief of Staff, Jean Becker, but only after the reporter showed her a thank you note that was written and sent by Bush to the bin Ladens after the meeting.

The current President’s little publicized affiliation with the bin Laden family goes back to his days with Arbusto oil when Salem bin Laden funneled money through James Bath to bail out that particular failed company.

Probably the most eerie report about this strange group of bedfellows is that on 9/11, the day that served as a kick-off for the highly profitable war on terror, Shafiq bin Laden attended a meeting in the office of the Carlyle Group, and stood watching TV with other members of the firm as the WTC collapsed.

The fact that so many Saudis, including many bin Ladens, were allowed to fly out of the country right after 9/11, while Americans were still grounded, has always seemed a bit strange to most people also, especially when nobody in the Bush administration was able to explain who gave permission for the flights.

About a month after 9/11, in October 2001, the Carlyle Group severed its ties with the Bin Laden Group, but the Bush family did not. In January 2002, Neil Bush took a trip to Saudi Arabia that was sponsored by the Bin Laden Construction Company and Prince Alwaleed bin Talal, the same Prince who offered New York Mayor, Rudy Giuliani $10 million to help the 9/11 victims, a gesture that Rudy refused.

In the fall of 2003, Bush Senior finally resigned from the Carlyle Group as the accusations of family war profiteering grew louder. However, according to the Washington Post, he still retained stock in the firm and gave speeches on its behalf for a fee of $500,000.

Carlyle companies have also scored big in the Homeland Security bonanza. Federal Data Systems and US Investigations Services hold multi-billion- dollar contracts to provide background checks for airlines, the Pentagon, the CIA and the Department of Homeland Security. US Investigations used to be a federal agency, until it was privatized in 1996 and taken over by Carlyle.

Marvin and Jeb Bush are also highly successful members of the family war profiteering team. Marvin is a co-founder and partner in Winston Partners, a private investment firm, and Jeb is an investor in the Winston Capital Fund, which is managed by Marvin.

Winston Partners is part of the Chatterjee Group, which owned 5.5 million shares in a company called Sybase in 2001, a firm that had contracts worth $2.9 million with the Navy, $1.8 million with the Army and $5.3 million with the Department of Defense. All totaled, the federal procurement database listed the firm’s contracts that year as $14,754,000.

And, Sybase was not the only company delivering war profits to Marvin and Jeb. The portfolio of Winston Partners also included the Amsec Corp, which, in 2001, was awarded $37,722,000 in Navy contracts.

Marvin’s business partner, Scott Andrews, sat on the board of directors at AMSEC, and the company’s CEO was Michael Braham, who formerly worked for Paul Bremer, the leader of the Coalition Provisional Authority responsible for handing out contracts Iraq.

This is the same Paul Bremer who used Iraqi money from the Development Fund for Iraq to award 5 no-bid contracts to Dick Cheney’s cash cow, Halliburton, worth $222 million, $325 million, $180 million, and $194 million combined for the last two, according to a July 28, 2004, report by the CPA Inspector General Stuart Bowen, entitled, “Comptroller Cash Management Controls over the Development Fund for Iraq.”

As it turns out, Halliburton received 60% of all contracts paid for with Iraqi money. In a January 2005 report, Inspector Bowen concluded that occupation authorities accounted poorly for $8.8 billion in Iraqi funds, and said, “The CPA did not implement adequate financial controls.”

The President’s uncle, William (Bucky) Bush, is the most visible war profiteer on the team. He sat on the board of a major military contractor called Engineered Support Systems. Six months before the war in Iraq began, on September 16, 2002, CNN/Money Magazine called ESS one of “seven defense stocks that fund managers like,” and one fund manager said ESS was one of two companies that “would gain the most from a war from Iraq.”

As a director, Uncle William received a monthly fee and held stock options. In January 2003, before the Iraq war began, he owned 33,750 shares of stock, but a year later, in January 2004, he owned 56,251.

The fact that Uncle William had an inside line to the White House can hardly be disputed. On March 25, 2003, Bush asked Congress for funding, “to cover military operations, relief and reconstruction activities in Iraq, and ongoing operations in the global war on terrorism,” and the very next day, ESS announced a large order from the Army for its Chemical Biological Protected Shelter systems.

Uncle William has become a very rich man since his nephew took office. In January 2005, SEC filings show that he made about $450,000 by selling ESS stock. But he did even better the next year.

According to the Excess Report, through a series of defense contracts, ESS earnings reached record levels and set the stage for the sale of the firm to another defense contractor, DRS Technologies, in January 2006, and among the beneficiaries of the deal was Uncle William, who cleared $2.7 million in cash and stock off the sale.

Its time for Congress to stop the direct deposits of tax dollars into the Bush bank accounts. Lawmakers need to notify the White House that all funding for Iraq is done, other than what is needed for the immediate removal of our troops from this disgusting war profiteering scheme.

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7. What city honors its heroes with streets named Bowie, Crockett, and Travis?

8. Who got his big break in films after John Wayne announced he’d never sing again?

9. What religious sect opposing change in dress or way of life was founded in 1693 by Swiss Mennonite bishop Jacob Ammann?

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11. What did Babe Ruth, Rogers Hornsby, Ted Williams, and Willie Mays all do in their first major league at-bats?

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