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May 7, 2008 - If you're like us, trying to play Grand Theft Auto IV online has been harder than whacking a mob boss in Honkers. The game crashes, it won't let you into matches, and sometimes, it won't even let you break into teams. Rockstar's here to fix those problems. Today, the company...

[][];102218004']so i just made it to the ray vs rex part, is that pretty much the end?

Dude, don't wait for the battery. Just play. Better to drain it a bit anyhow. Then plug it in and play somemore.

you guys act like the iphone is so amazing you could pick up a blackjack 2 for basically free but that doesnt mean youd take that and not get an n95. if you want less capability then get your iphone but if you want the features and capabilities of a e or n series flagship then its going to cost.

i have not problem with him running non stop only time i cant run is when he is using the phone

Someone needs to put the idiot Nokia reps in line. Why aren't they being told what the Nokia Flagship stores are being told about the June 2nd release date for the N97? It's retarded to just tell one and not the other.

Itws on my list too. iPhone 3G and Nokia E71. Wow more than $1000 in phones. The wife is going to love this.

FP1 is shipping.

That's what I'm thinking....If "Pearl" gets an animated series,they could just make fun of/references to other cartoons... Hey,they've already made reference to Spongebob Squarepants in the comic...Pastis was trying to make Pig and Rat more "marketable" by dressing them up as Spongebob (Rat)...

Eh, I don't know; the animation looks fine, but there doesn't seem to be a purpose for this movie aside from "Let's kill lots of dinosaurs in graphic fashion!"

It depends on the nature of the cartoon. In an action/drama cartoon that tries to tell a more serious story, variety in the clothing can work very well, in the same way aging your characters over time can work very well. But in a comedy type cartoon, changing outfits isn't really necessary at all.

For the record, Cars is two and a half hours long, and every little boy in America between the ages of two and eight seems to love it. I've spoken to parents who tell me their kids watch it two to three times a day. So evidently, length isn't always a factor. Maybe Winnie the Pooh will just feel...

Has there been any form of "manliness" in CLAMP's work?

What device are you using? What version of PC OS are you using? What version of Outlook are you using? That said - I've never liked, nor trusted, the Palm conduits. Depending upon you device, I'd recommend you purchase Pocket Mirror Pro from Chapura.com.

Fantastic. I loved the sub-plot.

another article on the deal: http://www.vfxworld.com/?sa=adv&code=3631a5a1&atype=news&id=27983

I thought Duck Dodgers had an absolutely great opening theme. It was in the vein of the same sci-fi era that the original Duck Dodgers parodied. Fit the show perfectly and it just sounded cool...something I'd listen to all by itself. The new Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles had a very jarring theme...

Wow. Not much talkback going on here, yet. I thought it was a great episode. Once again the writing was pretty sharp. Going into a flashback on the third episode, its a risk that appears to have paid off. It was also interesting that they took the focus away from the school, so the show won't...

I always wondered who was behind those not-Disney animated films from my childhood. It took years for me to figure out who Don Bluth was, but since I was a child I was able to figure out his formula too well. Anthromorphic animals, some cheesy musicals, dark themes, add a dash of nightmare fuel...

It depends largely on who you're supposed to laugh at. In some shows, you're supposed to sympathize with/relate to the protagonists and laugh at the antagonists. In other shows, you're supposed to laugh at the main cast; Stoked seems to be one of the latter.