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ListenToMePlay Resident Evil: Code Veronica Podcast Part 2. Solving the Ashford Family Succession Puzzle, Playing As Steve, Getting Trapped By Alfred and Exploring the Training Center and Underground Below

Dreamcast Resident Evil: Code Veronica Artwork Chris and Claire Redfield

The boxart of Code Veronica featuring Chris and Claire Redfield.

ListenToMePlay Resident Evil: Code Veronica Part 2 in celebration of Resident Evil 6 releasing on October 2nd!

In this podcast, we continue to explore the Island Prison with Claire Redfield. We learn about the mysterious Ashford family and the creepy, incestuous, siblings known as Alfred and Alexia. We also battle some strange, crazy, evil Mutants, find explosive rounds for our Bow Gun Bolts, get trapped by Alfred, we solve a complicated Ashford Family Succession puzzle where you must hit the photos in the correct order, explore a large portion of the Training Center, enter the sewers and underground passages below it and we play as Steve!

Hear the ListenToMePlay Resident Evil: Code Veronica Podcast Part 2
(click the link above to listen! Right-click “save target as” or something similar to save the episode to your computer and listen to the podcast on-the-go!)

Enjoy!

Also give these a look! My Resident Evil Remake review, Resident Evil 2 Review and Resident Evil 3 Review and Resident Evil: Code Veronica Dreamcast Review!

Previous LISTENTOMEPLAY podcasts:
* ListenToMePlay Resident Evil 0 Part 4
* ListenToMePlay Resident Evil Zero Podcast Part 3
* ListenToMePlay Resident Evil Zero Podcast Part 2
* ListenToMePlay Resident Evil Zero Podcast. RE0 Intro (Part 1)
* ListenToMePlay Resident Evil: Code Veronica Finale (Part 7)
* ListenToMePlay Resident Evil: Code Veronica Parts 5 and 6
* ListenToMePlay Resident Evil: Code Veronica Part 4
* ListenToMePlay Resident Evil: Code Veronica Part 3
* ListenToMePlay Resident Evil: Code Veronica Part 2
* ListenToMePlay Resident Evil: Code Veronica Podcast Part 1
* ListenToMePlay Resident Evil 3 Podcast Finale (Part 5)
* ListenToMePlay Resident Evil 3 Podcast Part 4
* ListenToMePlay Resident Evil 3 Podcast Parts 2 And 3
* ListenToMePlay Resident Evil 3 Podcast Part 1
* ListenToMePlay Resident Evil 2 Podcast Final Master Run (Claire Redfield)
* ListenToMePlay Resident Evil 2 Podcast (Leon Scenario A On Normal)
* ListenToMePlay Resident Evil Remake Real Survival Mode Chris
* ListenToMePlay Super Metroid Podcast
* ListenToMePlay Oblivion “Through A Virgin’s Eyes” Podcast Part 1 – Guest Mr. Z
* ListenToMePlay Oblivion Podcast Part 2
* ListenToMePlay The Witcher 2 Podcast Part 1 – Guest: RedWinged Angel
* ListenToMePlay The Witcher 2 Podcast Part 2
* ListenToMePlay Resident Evil Remake Podcast – Guest: MyDad

 
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Posted by on September 23, 2012 in Features, ListenToMePlayGames

 

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WiiU Sold Out of Pre-Orders At GameStop. Want the System? Buy It NOW

WiiU Sold Out At GameStop. Buy Yours Now!

You better buy your Wii U now if you want one in time for Christmas!

WiiU is SOLD OUT at GameStop! Pre-Orders are no longer attainable at the nation’s largest videogame retailer, even though the WiiU release date isn’t until November 18 2012!

Because of the “off the charts” demand for the WiiU at GameStop stores, GameStop will offer a Power Up Rewards member exclusive “WiiU Wait List” you can apply for (only if you are a PowerUp Reward Member).

This wait list will alert you when a WiiU system becomes available for pre-order, at which point you have 2 days to respond and put down your money to secure a WiiU system. Enrollment for the WiiU Wait List is free, although simply being on the Wait List will not guarentee you a WiiU until you actually put money down for it (natch).

If you want a WiiU on launch day, you better act fast. It looks like Nintendo may have another hotcakes console on its hands that sells way more than expected. Remember the craziness of the 2006 Wii launch? HUGE LINES and immediate store sellouts lasted for almost or over a year. Better pre-order the WiiU now, and slowly pay off the whole cost of the system way ahead of others to secure yourself a system on launch day.

While GameStop has sold out of WiiU Pre-Orders, you can surely still pre-order the system at other retailers like Walmart, Amazon, Best Buy, etc., so keep trying. Although if GameStop has sold out of the WiiU, it is only a matter of time before other retailers follow-suit, as people navigate to them instead of GameStop in order to get their hands on the system.

It’s worth noting that GameStop has sold out of BOTH Deluxe WiiU AND Basic WiiU systems, although the Deluxe systems sold quickest. So if you want a Deluxe WiiU, better jump on that!

 
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Posted by on September 23, 2012 in News, Video of the Day, Videogame News, Videos

 

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Backup 3DS SD Card Data By Saving It To Your Computer (3DS XL, DSi, DSi XL). Or Else Suffer the Consequences!

Backup Your 3DS SD Card Data Now - SAVE YOURSELF!

Save yourself from heartache and pain by backing up your 3DS, XL, DSi SD Card data NOW! RIGHT NOW!

Please, please backup your 3DS, 3DS XL, DSi, or DSi XL SD Card Data to your computer RIGHT NOW. DO IT!

How to BackUp 3DS SD Card Data To Computer (3DS XL, DSi, DSi XL)

It is very easy to backup your SD Card Data, simply shut down your Nintendo handheld system (make sure it isn’t in Sleep Mode, but completely powered off). Take out the SD Card, and insert the SD Card into the Card Reader slot on your desktop PC or laptop computer.

If you don’t have a Card Reader slot, you can buy a Card Reader device that plugs into your computer at Walmart or anywhere else for very cheap. If the card is too small to fit, you’ll need an “Adapter” that the card slides into, that allows it to then slide into your PC.

Backup SD Card Data by simply going to My Computer>Double-Clicking your SD Card. Then highlight all the folders and click “Copy”. Now find a place on your computer that you want to store the files (such as “Downloads” or “Documents”) and create a dedicated folder for these files so that you always know where to find them.

Click “Organize”>”New Folder” (or right-click empty space and select “New Folder”) and name the folder “SD Card Backup” or something similar, with the name of your system, the date, and the size of the SD Card in the folder name. Now simply double click the new folder for your SD Card Data and select “Paste”. This will transfer all of your SD Card Data for your Nintendo system from the SD Card in your computer to the PC itself. It may take a while to copy.

Be sure you don’t take the SD Card out until the files have finished copying. Once it’s done, don’t just take the SD Card out, but select the small arrow at the bottom of your screen near the clock and click on the little plug icon with the green circle (It should say “Safely Remove Hardware and Eject Media”), click it and then select “Eject Mass Storage Device” or something similar, which should be your SD Card. Take note if you have another hard drive, cellphone, etc. plugged into your computer at the same time as you are doing this, as the Safely Remove Hardware will detect them as well.

Once you’ve Safely Removed the SD Card, you can take it out of your computer and pop it back into your Nintendo system. All will be well and you will have saved yourself from huge heartache if anything ever happens to your SD Card Data.

Remember where you put the Backup folder on your PC and keep it there for safekeeping. You may even want to upload it to Dropbox, Google Drive (Google’s online hard drive service), SkyDrive (Microsoft’s MSN online harddrive service) or another online hard drive service that allows you to freely upload data to their servers, just in case something ever happens to your PC with your SD Card Data on it.

Remember, SD Cards can easily be lost, stolen, corrupted, broken, or data can be lost when you try to transfer your saved data, game files, eShop downloads/DSiWare/Virtual Console games, apps, etc. from one Nintendo handheld to another.

If this happens, you are S.C.R.E.W.E.D.

Just like if you don’t backup your computer files online and something happens to your computer or harddrive.

Word to the wise, ALWAYS backup your digital files. Digital means it isn’t hardcopy, and means that if it isn’t saved in another location, it can be easily lost and you may never get it back. BACKUP BACKUP BACKUP!

Astro has spoken. :)

Here are some helpful tutorial videos on Backing Up SD Card Data.

Here’s a few links you should read:

* GoNintendo Backup SD Card
* 3DS XL SD Card Data Transfering

 

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