Again, I agree with her there. Tonk Hawks is obviously based in the 'real' world and so could potentially encourage an admittadle foolish child to attampt to immitate the tricks inside.
Perhaps their parent was concerned that their child had trouble telling reality from fiction and so opten for the more fantastical game setting.
Besides, was Diablo really that violent...? No more than a Tom and Jerry cartoon in my opinion.
Hmmph. I've seen worse. I've seen the store owner stop the kid, talk to his mom, explain to his mom how the game includes picking up prostitutes and shooting cops and is really aimed at college students.... and she still bought it for him.
Maybe this is one of those occasions that is frequently called for here on/...... A parent actually understanding their child and realising that they can tell the difference between reality and fiction.
People are often calling for parents to become more involved with the things their child gets up to. Maybe this parent understood their child well and so overruled the imposed rating.
There are many more options that you seem to have forgotten.
4. Rent the game. 5. Borrow a friends copy when they are finished. 6. Look for an alternative job with higher pay 7. Re-evaluate your current expenses to leave more disposable income
I'm sure there are still more that are left uncovered.
Just because you can't afford it doesnt justify you pirating it. In fact, I'd wager that you'd still pirate it if the game was half price.
Yes, the same way people who were born in and continue to live in Northern Canada have *chosen* to live in a place that's cold as hell, and have *brought upon themselves* the requirement for having a heater going 24/7 and dogsleds to get from point A to point B.
Its the 'continue to live' part that lets you down. They have chosen to continue living there rather than move elsewhere.
I wonder how this wold work out legally, since by using BT as a distribution method they are now no longer the only distributor of the product. Anyone on the torrent is also a distributor.
Havent they already done exactly that with the suits filed against BT Hubs? Those sites didnt host copywritten (?) content themselves, only provided people with access to information about those files.
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You want to check out Laser Squad Nemesis. Made by the Gollops!
http://www.lasersquadnemesis.com/
http://www.boringbutgood.com/LSN.htm for more info and http://www.boringbutgood.com/blog for some game writeups
Again, I agree with her there. Tonk Hawks is obviously based in the 'real' world and so could potentially encourage an admittadle foolish child to attampt to immitate the tricks inside.
Perhaps their parent was concerned that their child had trouble telling reality from fiction and so opten for the more fantastical game setting.
Besides, was Diablo really that violent...? No more than a Tom and Jerry cartoon in my opinion.
Hmmph. I've seen worse. I've seen the store owner stop the kid, talk to his mom, explain to his mom how the game includes picking up prostitutes and shooting cops and is really aimed at college students.... and she still bought it for him.
/. ..... A parent actually understanding their child and realising that they can tell the difference between reality and fiction.
Maybe this is one of those occasions that is frequently called for here on
People are often calling for parents to become more involved with the things their child gets up to. Maybe this parent understood their child well and so overruled the imposed rating.
Man, I HATE it when cinemas force me to buy their food and drink before I can watch the film.....
If only I had some mod points... You would be getting them right now.
Even adventure games have been ruined by Box pushing puzzles.
The latest Broken Sword game was a brilliant adventure, but it had annoying box pushing puzzles interspersed thoughout it.
I'm sure all the linux devotees will have something to say about your 'no competition' comment.
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That means you're saying people only have a valuable opinion or can provide useful information if they're willing to pay you to listen to them.
No.
You're saying that you value your PC safety too much to visit sites in a bad neighbourhood.
There are many more options that you seem to have forgotten.
4. Rent the game.
5. Borrow a friends copy when they are finished.
6. Look for an alternative job with higher pay
7. Re-evaluate your current expenses to leave more disposable income
I'm sure there are still more that are left uncovered.
Just because you can't afford it doesnt justify you pirating it. In fact, I'd wager that you'd still pirate it if the game was half price.
I _would_ buy it if I didnt have to mod my PS2 in order to play an import.
Release it in the UK and I'll be first in line.
I've seen people doing something that looks like the do some kind of forward roll into a prone position. Is that what you mean?
Yes, the same way people who were born in and continue to live in Northern Canada have *chosen* to live in a place that's cold as hell, and have *brought upon themselves* the requirement for having a heater going 24/7 and dogsleds to get from point A to point B.
Its the 'continue to live' part that lets you down. They have chosen to continue living there rather than move elsewhere.
I wonder how this wold work out legally, since by using BT as a distribution method they are now no longer the only distributor of the product. Anyone on the torrent is also a distributor.
People seriously wait 8-15 hours just to play this?
Thank you :)
Havent they already done exactly that with the suits filed against BT Hubs? Those sites didnt host copywritten (?) content themselves, only provided people with access to information about those files.
I tend to agree.
Given the state of some of the suits filed by the *IA I dont think they'd make the distinction.
They captured YOUR IP as being part of the download transaction, so its YOUR IP they'd file suit against.
Dial 2580 from any phone, hold it near the speaker and it texts you back with the song title and artist in a few moments.
Not sure of the prices, I think 50p per track. I think its run by a company called Kazam.
It'll be your business when no-one wants to buy your house due to the wacky paintjob of your neighbours.
Which 'cissy movies' in particular are you referring to?
or Redundancy, of course... :p
(Doh!)
I think its called Reduncancy.
You must HATE being forced to read this site every day.
I thought you linux nuts already knew how to do everything better than Windows.....?