MS & Game Rentals
pin_gween writes "Technology News says Microsoft has entered an agreement with Exent to provide On-Demand Video Games. So far, only 6 Microsoft games are licensed to the on-demand service (which costs from US$4.95 to $14.95 a month for access to anywhere from 50 to 300 titles). MS titles are "Age of Empire," "Age of Mythology," "Dungeon Siege," "Mechwarrior," "Rise of Nations" and "Zoo Tycoon." Exent lured MS with the "the shelf life can be prolonged and create additional revenue for the publisher not generated by the retail channel"."
Age of Empire. It's like Age of Empires, but with just one!
Resistance is futile, Slashdot has been assimilated.
All your games a...
Errr, sorry.
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Why would anyone rent games online when you can just... uhh... nm :P
How much farther can geeks beat a joke into the ground?
there are some questions you don't want to have answered. trust me. the last time someone asked how far a geek could beat a dead joke intot he ground someone hypothosized the distant in light years.. i beleive they came ue with 31.337 light years into the ground, as how far a geek could beat a dead joke into the ground. It's funny, laugh! you insensitive clod! accept my pathetic humour that makes me giggle uncontrollably!!
https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/free-sw.html
There's no hypocrisy. And here's another overused joke for you to bitch about:
1. Slashdot takes Microsoft's advertising money.
2. Slashdot runs Microsoft's ads.
3. Slashdot readers block, ignore, or laugh at Microsoft's ads.
4. Microsoft doesn't sell any more software because of those ads.
5. ???
6. Profit!!
Whoa, this is cool. I can actually hold a direct conversation with someone from 1999 if I wanted to :)
Reminds me of when I got the original Quake free from some idiot's backpack..er... I mean...
I really think you need to get laid.