Howzabout you LISTEN to vorbis? It IS better than mp3 (yes, even your precious LAME). Combined with far superior metadata, a much better container format, etc. Seriously, listen to Ogg Vorbis, do a blind test of it, then come back here and we'll talk again.
I agree with you on about the lack of depth in console games and the need for a 10BaseT port, but many games ported to console from PC would suck. N64 Quake. Doom64. Need I say more? As far as saving games, I haven't seen a level code in like 7 years, anything current uses a controller pak of some sort, or on the game pak itself. What I'd like to see is a small, managable harddrive in consoles. standardly used by any game that saves, that would allow you to save games, settings, etc., without dealing with trying to figure out thich pak its on, and you'd still having saved games from games you rented. I'm sure there's something like this planned, but I bet the game designers'll screw it up.
-SmackMyBishop Have you ever seen a more brilliant name?
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Assuming you're serious, learn vim. Even if it is worthless because it's in a console window.
If you're planning on going, then yeah, you probably know it's going on :)
I've said it before, and I'll say it again...
SonicBLUE needs to put Ogg Vorbis support into their Rio line before I'll buy any of their products.
Man, imagine if you would've kept going and traced back to your GRAND-parents...
Hey jackass:
Howzabout you LISTEN to vorbis? It IS better than mp3 (yes, even your precious LAME). Combined with far superior metadata, a much better container format, etc. Seriously, listen to Ogg Vorbis, do a blind test of it, then come back here and we'll talk again.
I agree with you on about the lack of depth in console games and the need for a 10BaseT port, but many games ported to console from PC would suck. N64 Quake. Doom64. Need I say more? As far as saving games, I haven't seen a level code in like 7 years, anything current uses a controller pak of some sort, or on the game pak itself. What I'd like to see is a small, managable harddrive in consoles. standardly used by any game that saves, that would allow you to save games, settings, etc., without dealing with trying to figure out thich pak its on, and you'd still having saved games from games you rented. I'm sure there's something like this planned, but I bet the game designers'll screw it up.
-SmackMyBishop
Have you ever seen a more brilliant name?