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Heavenly Sword patch 1.10: rumble support, and more?

Final Blade | December 23, 2007 | News | Playstation 3 Gaming Tech/Hardware 
It seems that Heavenly Sword has Rumble support. But the size for this patch is 18mb, kinda big for a patch, anyway if you have a rumble controller try out this game with rumble. And there is more things within this patch that has yet to surface.

See if you can find anything within the game.

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    Storm | December 23, 2007
    What kind of source is this?
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    Final Blade | December 23, 2007
    Makes me sad i don't have a Dualshock 3
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    Storm | December 23, 2007
    Does anyone have a Dualshock 3 yet? Japan, perhaps?
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    Final Blade | December 23, 2007
    All i know Is i found the article here
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    Storm | December 24, 2007
    Then why didn't you link the article from that source? :S
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      Final Blade | December 24, 2007
      Cause Its not the actual source. And gamegrep approvers want the actual source not one from another news site.
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        Xenctuary | December 24, 2007
        Actually linking to a news site which has a further source is perfectly fine. It drives visitors to the site and works well within GameGrep's philosophies. In this case it would have been much better to link to the news site and not the forum thread. It gives it context and provides a clear explanation.
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          Final Blade | December 25, 2007
          Actually no. Last time i link to that source Many approvers said change link to actual source, and i told them it was from a Forum they said Thats fine. So im following what i was told and how to post articles back in may. Krunal and a few others told me this.
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          Xenctuary | December 26, 2007
          It would have been the better option in this case and is generally an acceptable thing to do. Whomever rejected that article must have made a mistake.
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    Storm | December 24, 2007
    But there's so much more info on that other site. The forum you linked to has no...proof or anything.

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