Tux Vs Clippy - New XBox Game
An anonymous reader writes "Just submitted on the XBox developers list, a new Xbox game (iso) is available. 'The battle for world dominance is raging. And now, you can play the game on your xbox(tm). Choose alliance with either Tux or Clippy, and finish the mother of all disputes right here and right now. This game is free (as in beer), and will run on any xbox that has been modified for use with the GNU/Linux operating system. The game runs on top of xbox-linux from Sourceforge's xbox-linux project.' The game features include: Industry heroes like CLIPPY, TUX, BIL, STV, RMS, LNS; Battle cries, each unique to the in-game characters, ranging from "Developers! Developers! Developers!" to "GNU!"; Anti aliased alpha-transparency graphics; Explosions." I have no idea if they're serious, and it doesn't matter.
that the penquin is shooting X-Box logos to destroy Clippy. It should be shooting copies of Outlook around if it wants to cause some damage.
So, anyone got some better links? The one provided is pretty slim on details.
WWJD.... for a Klondike bar?
As usual, the best games are only released on a console...
Hate me!
If you press down-left-down-right and then press X three times rapidly, clippy will grow to ten times his normal size and say:
"IT LOOKS LIKE YOU'RE WRITING A LETTER!"
Tux will then explode into tiny little fragments.
Am I a hipster-doofus?
Can I get the Mozilla lizard versus Netscape Lizard versus rotating Earth from I.E. versus AOL spinner in a WWF smack down limited edition?
grep >= ! == $your
Arrraarrrrahhhh!!!!
Developers developers developers developers
sig.
If you choose to paly as Clippy, does it tell you:
"Are you SURE you want to play as Clippy"?
Would you like some help with that?
I tried playing the RMS character, but I couldn't figure out if 'Escape-Ctrl-Shift-S Ctrl-Alt-Escape-T' meant "Shoot Target" or "Highlight Region and Step-on Toe".
"Can of worms? The can is open... the worms are everywhere."
I also hope the GNU weapons evolve to fit the situation.
Looks can be deceiving. Or CAN they?
It looks lame and silly to begin with, and you play a few rounds with a casual "Oh what's the harm" shrug - and before you know it, sunlight makes you blink, your girlfriend has dumped you, you have no friends, no job, no life, and you're gibbering in your sleep about invisible stalkers and the horror of Demogorgon.
When you have dreams in ascii (I speak from experience), with a solitary "@" surrounded by h and & and D and L and you're running low on your ! and / and ?, and you wake up in a cold sweat, you'll realize it's not worth it. If it were simply the best strategy / role playing game there was, that would be one thing, but Nethack is an addiction.
"I will take the Ring," he said, "though I do not know the way."