Looks pretty good. I dunno if i'll pick it up though. Likely GameFly it first...

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Just thought I'd share sort of like a "Frequently Asked Questions" kind of thing for GR, just in case if anyone wants to know more about GamingRiot on SMF...

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Meh. idk. I'll give it a try, but we'll see.

HOLY CRAP!!!

That is what a game needs to be! Seriously, I freakin' loved the explosions...Wait, why am I here? I'm gonna continue playing 

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Lookin' Purdy I'd reckon.

At the end of a week that saw both Nintendo and -- especially -- Capcom  report big drops in profit for the first fiscal quarter of the year (ending June 30), Sega has now also reported their own numbers, and surprise-surprise, it's actually good news...kind of. Despite disappointing sales from two of their more high-profile releases, Sega still saw a profit of 7 billion yen ($80.8 million), although much of it was due to their pachinko business in Japan.

Sega reports that Alpha Protocol and Iron Man 2 both recorded sluggish sales, with the former selling 700,000 units globally and the latter only slightly better at 1.12 million units (via Industry Gamers). "While domestic sales were mostly firm, in the overseas markets, sales of new titles remained slow as affected by the adverse market condition," Sega said.

Despite this statement, though, Sega actually saw most of their game sales in the quarter coming from overseas, with 1.68 million units sold in North America, 1.33 million in Europe, and only 270,000 in Japan (for a worldwide total of 3.29 million units sold).

Still, it was a huge improvement over their first quarter results last year, which saw a 10.29 billion yen loss. But again, most of Sega's success this quarter was thanks to their pachinko and pachislot business in Japan, which contributed 48.9 billion of Sega's overall 91.3 billion yen revenue for the quarter.

Credit: 1up.com

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HFT Shooting? Whats that?