Nuclear parts formed atoms, atoms formed molecules, molecules formed complex organic molecules, complex organic molecules formed the beginnings of life, the beginnings of life developed into diverse single celled organism, single celled organisms developed into multi-cellular organism, multi-cellular organisms developed into animals with complex behavior, animals with complex behavior developed into intelligent creatures, intelligent creatures developed technology.
You looking forward to playing SPORE too?
This is probably a more reasonable question to apply to games, especially online games. With digital distribution of games like through Steam, the need for physical media becomes obsolete. Steam has a good way of dealing with those who don't want to be online all the time as well, you just have it remember you, and you can still play a game that has been activated. But it also is becoming more and more the case for music as well.
But of corse there are those who still want physical property to lie around and take up space, and to wear out in their cd players. The counterpoint to that being that could burn their digital music to cd anyway.
About once a year, i'll pull out the whole myst series, and play through it about twice, once to remember how to beat it, and once to see how long it takes me to get through the whole story.
Good point about the expansion making these high end instances a lot simpler to do at the higher levels. I hope Blizzard reads some of the comments on here, and makes more light raid zones that don't require 40 people at 8 hours to complete the instances. It seams there are a lot of casual gamers that won't be able to get through some of these instances, as they won't have the time to commit to such an epic endevor.
My vote would be for more simple zones for the level 50-60 players that can be done with 5 players, in 1-3 hours.
break into their server, copy a file, and sue them with their own law, for making files available.
Next they will be saying that digital files anywhere are in violation. Guess we will just have to get rid of all media.
About a year ago, I built my own system that was quite comperable for one of the high end Alienware computers of the time, and my cost was about 2000$ less than what Alienware was charging at the time, I don't see why one would pay 5000 for a system they can get for significantly less if they find someone who can put togeather parts for them.
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I wouldn't call installing a program written to run under another operating system "simple"
sudo !!
For doing things you don't have permission to do
you can get RoboBlitz off of Steam. Played it through, well done game.
New definition for Home Banking. :)
Why fail something once, when you can fail it twice at twice the cost?
Or... you could buy one of these, and market it on ebay as a beta ps3
Nuclear parts formed atoms, atoms formed molecules, molecules formed complex organic molecules, complex organic molecules formed the beginnings of life, the beginnings of life developed into diverse single celled organism, single celled organisms developed into multi-cellular organism, multi-cellular organisms developed into animals with complex behavior, animals with complex behavior developed into intelligent creatures, intelligent creatures developed technology. You looking forward to playing SPORE too?
This is probably a more reasonable question to apply to games, especially online games. With digital distribution of games like through Steam, the need for physical media becomes obsolete. Steam has a good way of dealing with those who don't want to be online all the time as well, you just have it remember you, and you can still play a game that has been activated. But it also is becoming more and more the case for music as well. But of corse there are those who still want physical property to lie around and take up space, and to wear out in their cd players. The counterpoint to that being that could burn their digital music to cd anyway.
Games are a way to get away from real life.
You could probably say the same thing about the 486.
Maybe the **AA should take this concept to heart with all their DRM. Treat your customers like criminals, and they are likely to become such.
There are far more dots in the sky, than there are words to name them.
If IBM is not going to move to Windows Vista, does that mean that more people will see some more of the advantages of moving to Linux?
About once a year, i'll pull out the whole myst series, and play through it about twice, once to remember how to beat it, and once to see how long it takes me to get through the whole story.
I for one welcome our google overlords.
Good point about the expansion making these high end instances a lot simpler to do at the higher levels. I hope Blizzard reads some of the comments on here, and makes more light raid zones that don't require 40 people at 8 hours to complete the instances. It seams there are a lot of casual gamers that won't be able to get through some of these instances, as they won't have the time to commit to such an epic endevor. My vote would be for more simple zones for the level 50-60 players that can be done with 5 players, in 1-3 hours.
break into their server, copy a file, and sue them with their own law, for making files available. Next they will be saying that digital files anywhere are in violation. Guess we will just have to get rid of all media.
Isn't that Square, not Round?
About a year ago, I built my own system that was quite comperable for one of the high end Alienware computers of the time, and my cost was about 2000$ less than what Alienware was charging at the time, I don't see why one would pay 5000 for a system they can get for significantly less if they find someone who can put togeather parts for them.
I mean, the differences of 10,000 are still more results than I would be interested in looking at yet alone 1,000,000. When do we stop counting?