Curiously even after the Snes came out, I kept going back to the NES. Only Snes titles I can fondly remember are Beavis & Butt-Head, Mortal Kombat II, Super Street Fighter II and TMNT IV I think.
The rest were on the good ole NES, classics like the Mario and Ninja Gaiden series as well as one-offs like Bionic Commando and Batman with their limited chiptunes were so beautiful.
Let it be known that books were considered a technological advance at some point also.
And that's pretty much all the church has going for them. A freakin' book.
They're just mad they can't make a Holy Video Game to carter to the "modern" people.
I don't get the point of this writer.
Is it too much of him to type 1,000 words in just about any word processing program out there?
Is he too distracted by the GUI? Purdy colors? Amazingly advanced techniques such as Bold, Italics and Underline?
Fine, he finds efficiency for his purpose in an application from 30 years ago, but what really is his purpose other than typing and reaching 1,000 words each day?
Listen to you uptight self-centered Internet Mothers.
It's always something to whine about, "this is not the way to teach" or "have some respect".
God forbid you ever met a plumber that died falling down a huge pipe and then played Super Mario Bros.
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Hey, Monkey Island taught me a great deal about pirates.
How will she actually teach you of successful social networking if they themselves aren't a good example of it?
Curiously even after the Snes came out, I kept going back to the NES. Only Snes titles I can fondly remember are Beavis & Butt-Head, Mortal Kombat II, Super Street Fighter II and TMNT IV I think. The rest were on the good ole NES, classics like the Mario and Ninja Gaiden series as well as one-offs like Bionic Commando and Batman with their limited chiptunes were so beautiful.
And when you're a consumer whore. (And how!)
Let it be known that books were considered a technological advance at some point also. And that's pretty much all the church has going for them. A freakin' book. They're just mad they can't make a Holy Video Game to carter to the "modern" people.
I don't get the point of this writer. Is it too much of him to type 1,000 words in just about any word processing program out there? Is he too distracted by the GUI? Purdy colors? Amazingly advanced techniques such as Bold, Italics and Underline? Fine, he finds efficiency for his purpose in an application from 30 years ago, but what really is his purpose other than typing and reaching 1,000 words each day?
Listen to you uptight self-centered Internet Mothers. It's always something to whine about, "this is not the way to teach" or "have some respect". God forbid you ever met a plumber that died falling down a huge pipe and then played Super Mario Bros.
They'll get attention since it's so much fun to mock their blind fanaticism.