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ball I'm not going for the seminar (for obvious reasons [:p] ), but I think it's always good to learn something new ^_^

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customer service easier to give then discount... lol [laugh]

 

depends on what kind of service ^_^

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MK story mode super solid, like watching a full-feature movie, good but cheesy plot, and good gameplay. I'm now stuck at the final match, Raiden against Shao Khan. The AI damn difficult to beat, even though I change to easy mode. I have to go youtube to see how the movie ends [laugh]

 

I'm also playing the challenge tower mode, got 300 challenges to beat, now at challenge 45 nia, still long way to go [laugh]

 

hope psn comes back soon so that I can try the online modes....

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MK story mode super solid, like watching a full-feature movie, good but cheesy plot, and good gameplay. I'm now stuck at the final match, Raiden against Shao Khan. The AI damn difficult to beat, even though I change to easy mode. I have to go youtube to see how the movie ends [laugh]

 

I'm also playing the challenge tower mode, got 300 challenges to beat, now at challenge 45 nia, still long way to go [laugh]

 

hope psn comes back soon so that I can try the online modes....

 

for MK, do you have cheat codes? [laugh]

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Gaming, Internet, Home Entertainment

Japan won't allow Sony to turn PSN back on until it's assured it's safe

By Vlad Savov posted May 16th 2011 1:53AM

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Sony may be busy flipping the PlayStation Network switch back to the "on" position around the globe, but one locale where it won't be doing so just yet is its homeland of Japan. The Dow Jones newshounds report that the Japanese government refuses to allow Sony to reactivate its ailing network until satisfaction is reached on a couple of outstanding issues. The first is that the company's promised counter-hacking measures announced on May 1st have not yet been fully enacted -- though details of what has or hasn't been done yet are understandably unavailable -- and the second is that Japan wants to see further preventive measures taken to ensure users' credit card numbers and other private data won't be exposed through their use of Sony's online services again. These sound like rational demands to us, and Sony is already in talks with the authorities to make sure it lives up to their expectations.

Japan Restart of Sony Online Games Services Not Yet Approved

 

By Takashi Mochizuki

 

Published May 15, 2011

 

Dow Jones Newswires

 

TOKYO -(Dow Jones)- Sony Corp. (SNE, 6758.TO) will not be allowed to restart its halted online game services in Japan until it provides further information on what measures it has taken since an earlier hacking incident, a Japanese regulatory official said Sunday.

 

"We met with Sony on May 6 and 13, and basically we want two things from them," Kazushige Nobutani, director of the Media and Content Industry department at the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, told Dow Jones Newswires.

 

He listed two areas where it requires further explanation before approval will be given following the incidents regarding its PlayStation Network and Sony Online Entertainment videogame services.

 

"The first is preventative measures. As of May 13, Sony was incomplete in exercising measures that they said they will do on the May 1 press conference," he said, adding that he could not provide details on the outstanding issues for security reasons.

 

The second was in how Sony hoped to regain consumer confidence over personal data such as credit card information.

 

"There were similar cases in the past that were caused by other firms, and we are asking Sony whether their measures are good enough when compared to countermeasures taken in the past," he said.

 

Sony began a limited and phased restoration of the services Saturday, bringing the company a step closer to normalcy following an attack on its systems that compromised personal information for more than 100 million user accounts last month. It said that it would begin bringing its PlayStation Network back online in the Americas, Europe, Australia, New Zealand, and the Middle East.

 

"We are still in talks with various authorities (in Japan and Asia)," Sony spokeswoman Kumie Tanaka said." By receiving advice from the industry ministry, we would like to have the service in Japan ready."

News.com.au

Dow Jones Newswires (Fox Business)

 

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for MK, do you have cheat codes? [laugh]

 

no cheat codes, spamming of projectiles also no use because quite a few characters can teleport. The characters are also evenly matched so there is not one that can overpower the rest, ok maybe except Shao Khan, but he's the boss and not playable character [:p]

 

basic moves and button mashing can help win fights against average fighters, but to be really good, need to learn the combos. I'm practising a few characters like Scorpion, Kitana and Liu Kang, the gameplay is easy for beginners to pick up, but can be very deep for those who want to do more with combos. takes a lot of hard work to be a good fighter [sweatdrop]

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Gaming, Internet, Home Entertainment

Japan won't allow Sony to turn PSN back on until it's assured it's safe

By Vlad Savov posted May 16th 2011 1:53AM

 

 

Sony may be busy flipping the PlayStation Network switch back to the "on" position around the globe, but one locale where it won't be doing so just yet is its homeland of Japan. The Dow Jones newshounds report that the Japanese government refuses to allow Sony to reactivate its ailing network until satisfaction is reached on a couple of outstanding issues. The first is that the company's promised counter-hacking measures announced on May 1st have not yet been fully enacted -- though details of what has or hasn't been done yet are understandably unavailable -- and the second is that Japan wants to see further preventive measures taken to ensure users' credit card numbers and other private data won't be exposed through their use of Sony's online services again. These sound like rational demands to us, and Sony is already in talks with the authorities to make sure it lives up to their expectations.

Japan Restart of Sony Online Games Services Not Yet Approved

 

By Takashi Mochizuki

 

Published May 15, 2011

 

Dow Jones Newswires

 

TOKYO -(Dow Jones)- Sony Corp. (SNE, 6758.TO) will not be allowed to restart its halted online game services in Japan until it provides further information on what measures it has taken since an earlier hacking incident, a Japanese regulatory official said Sunday.

 

"We met with Sony on May 6 and 13, and basically we want two things from them," Kazushige Nobutani, director of the Media and Content Industry department at the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, told Dow Jones Newswires.

 

He listed two areas where it requires further explanation before approval will be given following the incidents regarding its PlayStation Network and Sony Online Entertainment videogame services.

 

"The first is preventative measures. As of May 13, Sony was incomplete in exercising measures that they said they will do on the May 1 press conference," he said, adding that he could not provide details on the outstanding issues for security reasons.

 

The second was in how Sony hoped to regain consumer confidence over personal data such as credit card information.

 

"There were similar cases in the past that were caused by other firms, and we are asking Sony whether their measures are good enough when compared to countermeasures taken in the past," he said.

 

Sony began a limited and phased restoration of the services Saturday, bringing the company a step closer to normalcy following an attack on its systems that compromised personal information for more than 100 million user accounts last month. It said that it would begin bringing its PlayStation Network back online in the Americas, Europe, Australia, New Zealand, and the Middle East.

 

"We are still in talks with various authorities (in Japan and Asia)," Sony spokeswoman Kumie Tanaka said." By receiving advice from the industry ministry, we would like to have the service in Japan ready."

News.com.au

Dow Jones Newswires (Fox Business)

 

now we know why Asia is last <_<

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no cheat codes, spamming of projectiles also no use because quite a few characters can teleport. The characters are also evenly matched so there is not one that can overpower the rest, ok maybe except Shao Khan, but he's the boss and not playable character [:p]

 

basic moves and button mashing can help win fights against average fighters, but to be really good, need to learn the combos. I'm practising a few characters like Scorpion, Kitana and Liu Kang, the gameplay is easy for beginners to pick up, but can be very deep for those who want to do more with combos. takes a lot of hard work to be a good fighter [sweatdrop]

 

how much? make me feel like buying [:p]

 

i tot there is still one unlocked character on your list?

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how much? make me feel like buying [:p]

 

i tot there is still one unlocked character on your list?

 

GW and GE sells around S$62 I think, can't remember [:p]

 

I have unlocked Cyber Sub-Zero, left the soceror Quan Chi not unlocked yet, must complete the whole story mode then can unlock. I'm stuck at the last fight. [bigcry]

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GW and GE sells around S$62 I think, can't remember [:p]

 

I have unlocked Cyber Sub-Zero, left the soceror Quan Chi not unlocked yet, must complete the whole story mode then can unlock. I'm stuck at the last fight. [bigcry]

 

i see.

 

set to easy setting [laugh]

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