Successful only because their predecessors were? Thats certainly a backwards way of looking at it. They're successful because they kept doing (and by expanding upon) what made their predecessors good games.
They may not be original, but that certainly doesn't mean they won't be fun, which is what gaming's supposed to be about. Why reinvent the wheel when you know what people like?
Hmm. Apparently I'm wrong. I hadn't thought of it that way. I don't think anything the US did violates the Geneva convention, but I hadn't considered our part of the UN charter as a treaty per say.
See, thats just it. There is no such thing as an international law. There are international treaties, for which you would need to sign on to be a party to, but there are no actual laws enforced by an international body. I can break a federal law, and I can break a state law, but there's no sort of international "law" I can break.
That said, an armed invasion of Iraq was certainly wrong, but not on the grounds you're offering.
Its not an issue of the worth of economics. Economics is great when you feed it numbers. The problem is we don't know al the spinoffs, esp. the indirect ones, so you cant put them into economics.
Its like saying computers aren't good at whole cost accounting. Its great when you feed it the right information, its useless when you don't.
In a sense its splitting hairs, but a majority is not the same as most. I'll conceder majority, but most means more like 80% to me (and thats of course subjective).
Of course not, but when you say When you have male architects, doctors, civil engineers, politicians, and transportation engineers, things are by *default* designed for men, you're implying that most are males. You're wrong, they' not.
Oh, i know. I read the article. I just found it discongreous how he mentions how Sorenson is used all over the place, and then doesn't use the tool he's talking about.
Basically, yeah. it just switches to a second video stream. Not hard to implement, but rarely used. Its kind of like bullet time. It was neat the firs time you saw it, but it gets old really fast.
Now, I wish more DVDs would put in the option to add the deleted scene back into the movie where they should have gone. its really a simple run time script that would barely add any size to the dvd.
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Yup. Sorry she didn't use a name that had never been used before. I'm thinking "Ruxpert Nuxkelitt" but it just doesn't have the same ring.
...Somebody who obviously hasn't read the book, and missed the reference....
Actually, most of these are from the 80s...
Agreed. Which is why we (IT) put our video guys on a gig connection.
Which was no problem at all. PowerMacs have ha it built in for something like 2 years now.
Get a keyboard skin for it.
You mean this one?
You might want to rethink that comment with Hank Azeria in there.
Yeah, but how much of that is because of the voice actors? Its the WRITERS that should be getting paid hand over fist.
Or maybe it was that few people actually bought it, and they wanted the shelf space back for things they'd make money off of.
Successful only because their predecessors were? Thats certainly a backwards way of looking at it. They're successful because they kept doing (and by expanding upon) what made their predecessors good games.
They may not be original, but that certainly doesn't mean they won't be fun, which is what gaming's supposed to be about. Why reinvent the wheel when you know what people like?
Its the g5Jam from Wiebetech. Their sites down with 400 errors, but its a pretty neat product.
Hmm. Apparently I'm wrong. I hadn't thought of it that way. I don't think anything the US did violates the Geneva convention, but I hadn't considered our part of the UN charter as a treaty per say.
See, thats just it. There is no such thing as an international law. There are international treaties, for which you would need to sign on to be a party to, but there are no actual laws enforced by an international body. I can break a federal law, and I can break a state law, but there's no sort of international "law" I can break.
That said, an armed invasion of Iraq was certainly wrong, but not on the grounds you're offering.
Of course you don't need to play them. Its a game.
I'm still trying to figure exactly which law was broken to make it an illegal war.
Its not an issue of the worth of economics. Economics is great when you feed it numbers. The problem is we don't know al the spinoffs, esp. the indirect ones, so you cant put them into economics.
Its like saying computers aren't good at whole cost accounting. Its great when you feed it the right information, its useless when you don't.
In a sense its splitting hairs, but a majority is not the same as most. I'll conceder majority, but most means more like 80% to me (and thats of course subjective).
Of course not, but when you say When you have male architects, doctors, civil engineers, politicians, and transportation engineers, things are by *default* designed for men, you're implying that most are males. You're wrong, they' not.
Funny, I happen to know quite a few Architects that are female, my Senator's a woman, and both my doctor and dentist are both women.
Starbucks has always had a connection to Hear Music. Thats who makes their cds for resale currently, and does their in store music.
Correct. SE/30's never shipped with dual internal floppies.
I'm confused. How is spending $50 for their entire consume suit shelling out major $$$ (ignoring the fact that it comes with new computers)?
No, you can't. OSX isn't runable on the iBriq, despite being PPC hardware.
Oh, i know. I read the article. I just found it discongreous how he mentions how Sorenson is used all over the place, and then doesn't use the tool he's talking about.
Basically, yeah. it just switches to a second video stream. Not hard to implement, but rarely used. Its kind of like bullet time. It was neat the firs time you saw it, but it gets old really fast.
Now, I wish more DVDs would put in the option to add the deleted scene back into the movie where they should have gone. its really a simple run time script that would barely add any size to the dvd.