Actually, in GUN, you are on the opposite side as the Native Americans at first, but by the end of the game your character allies with them. There's more to it than that, but it could be considered spoilers.
It's not. The OS and all the applications are designed to make right/control clicking unnecessary. When you have only one button, it encourages simplicity in software design.
There is absolutely no reason for my mother to attempt to understand quantum physics. There are plenty of reasons for her to use a computer. Bad comparison.
You mean, the bundle with the Gamecube included, or one with just the bongos and the game? Because the bundle with the bongos and the game is the only way to get the game at this point.
If this is true, then MS would probably be forced to include a hard drive in the new system in some form, whether it's built in or a removeable one. Some games use it for caching, and most companies don't bother to optimize Xbox save files for size since size is no object on an Xbox.
This is retarded. Quality aside, anyone who thinks Half-Life 2 wouldn't sell a few million copies in the first week needs to pull their head out of their asses.
[i] Have you tried using a STYLUS to play Far Cry? There's a significant difference between a stylus and a mouse. If there wasn't and they were the same thing, than Nintendo would've had a player using the stylus to control Metroid DS, not the pad.[/i]
Well, that's exactly what they did. You move forward and back and left and right with the pad, lock on with L, and look around with the stylus. Weapons are selectable on the edges of the screen. Thanks for playing though.
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Actually, in GUN, you are on the opposite side as the Native Americans at first, but by the end of the game your character allies with them. There's more to it than that, but it could be considered spoilers.
WC3 and Starcraft use the Apple/Command key as a right click modifier, so that control can be used for unit group hotkeys across both platforms.
It's not. The OS and all the applications are designed to make right/control clicking unnecessary. When you have only one button, it encourages simplicity in software design.
There is absolutely no reason for my mother to attempt to understand quantum physics. There are plenty of reasons for her to use a computer. Bad comparison.
http://ps2.ign.com/mail/2004-11-01.html
I give you, the Sony devoted.
Be warned that the page linked to above contains statements of grpahic stupidity.
This is an advertisement? Did it not occur to you that some of us might like to know that a Gamecube favorite is coming to PS2 and Xbox?
Gemini here. I had been reading, but didn't get past the morons and the semantics discussions the first time.
A true Halo fan wouldn't want to play the damn thing in French for the first time.
You mean, the bundle with the Gamecube included, or one with just the bongos and the game? Because the bundle with the bongos and the game is the only way to get the game at this point.
"When someone hands me a flyer, it's like they're saying, 'Here, you throw this away.'" - Mitch Hedberg
[i]Yes, because you live in some magickal world where the browser fairy takes you to unwanted sites and fills your screen with advertisements.[/i]
You mean he uses IE on a PC?
What the hell, the games are dark? Didn't Sony use an original GBA ever? The peoples, they didn't like that too much.
If this is true, then MS would probably be forced to include a hard drive in the new system in some form, whether it's built in or a removeable one. Some games use it for caching, and most companies don't bother to optimize Xbox save files for size since size is no object on an Xbox.
There's always the eMac for $999 with a Superdrive.
This is retarded. Quality aside, anyone who thinks Half-Life 2 wouldn't sell a few million copies in the first week needs to pull their head out of their asses.
Halo is a fairly slow paced game as far as FPS games go. I can't imagine playing something crazy fast like Timesplitters 2 on a projector.
iTunes PC only runs on 2000 and XP.
It's backward compatible with GBA games, but not older Game Boy/Color ones.
I'm pretty sure #2 is "Sell songs." in this case. Not too difficult, this one.
If you make the "Part of a Compilation" option "Yes" then it puts all the songs in a folder of the album's name under the folder Compilations.
The NES Classic series is only $20 each. Still too much, though.
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Have you tried using a STYLUS to play Far Cry? There's a significant difference between a stylus and a mouse. If there wasn't and they were the same thing, than Nintendo would've had a player using the stylus to control Metroid DS, not the pad.[/i]
Well, that's exactly what they did. You move forward and back and left and right with the pad, lock on with L, and look around with the stylus. Weapons are selectable on the edges of the screen. Thanks for playing though.
This has always worked by default for me, but I've never tried the OS X version extensively.
What is this secret voting crazyness? Have I not seen it since I've only played with two people?
They have this on the Sonic Advance games.
However, if I booted up Monkey Ball 3 and it was all Midi-tastic and said "SE-GA" it'd be awesome.