The King of Kong Extended Play Arcade Challenge After watching the King of Kong back to back to back on the 4th of July Holiday weekend. Nick and I decided to have our own Billy Mitchell Vs. Steve Wiebe contest but this one we actually had the contest head to head. No video submitted to the comittee like some of those world recorder scores (no names need to be mentioned). NIck and I are both fans of both players so it is all in their honor we bring you this horrible display of Donkey Kong action. We call it Fist full of Newbies seeing we basicly haven't played Donkey Kong in over a decade. (well maybe we played here and there but not seriously) So we fired it up on the PC with our X-arcade controller and the battle broke out. We went for 3 rounds Donkey Kong with no practice, no cheats, etc. Check out the Unedited video footage Click here or the photo to the left
This is my submission to www.twingallaxies.com for a 300 game bowled with no cheats involved

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With the release of Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots, due out in exactly a week from today, one has to wonder about the possibility of this latest entry into the stealth action series going multi-platform. With PS3 sales only now starting to pick up, Metal Gear's developer, Konami, can't help but think about the missed opportunity of missing out on purchases by 360 owners of this latest entry into the Metal Gear Solid series.

For owners of the 360 or Wii, history is on their side. Metal Gear Solid 4's possible appearance on other platforms wouldn't be the first time that Konami's flagship series would be appearing on a non-Sony console. Metal Gear Solid 2 was released for the original X-box a few years ago, soon after the release of the game for the PS2. Konami did tweak their product, though, adding new missions, and additional features.

Also, some may remember Metal Gear's appearance on the Nintendo Gamecube, in the form of "Metal Gear: The Twin Snakes", which was a revision of the first Metal Gear Solid game a few years ago as well.

From a sales standpoint, the argument in a slam-dunk; there are less PS3s owned than X-box 360s. Allowing Snake's latest adventure to be played by owners of both consoles would allow Konami's latest game to establish all kinds of records in terms of sales. But, contractual obligations, and legal issues will not make that endeavor an easy one. It appears that Konami's pretty much in bed with Sony, and allowing Microsoft to gain anything positive from the release of Metal Gear solid would simply be unacceptable to the maker of the PS3.

As gamers, all we can do is hope that, for once, the console makers will lay down their swords, and allow more gamers to enjoy Konami's latest offering, without having to shell out more money for a console that most people do not own.

We shall see....