In 2001 I swore we'd have that ellusive title by Christmas with the E3 video they gave us. The game looked practically finished. I have no idea what happened to the game that they showed at 2001 E3 but it is obviously not going to be the game that ships.
It probably wasn't a good idea to show a first attempt at manned space flight. If something does go wrong, China would have to admit that it still couldn't duplicate the success of the late 1950's even after purchasing their whole space program from the Russians.
I wonder if this "you bought the license not the software" attitude is coming out of Cisco's Software, Hardware, or legal department? Seems kind of silly when the router doesn't have a EULA like most software, oh I mean licenses, that you buy.
Why shred or acid bath your documents when you can set them on fire too?
Why stop there? Set your whole office on fire and collect the insurance. Plus you've taken care of your incriminating documents...
Oh I'd better stop before I give those sleazy execs more ides...
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It's done best with the Yatta video
I mean it's not worth playing if you don't have 1 or 2ms ping time...
The public fears the word "nuclear" as a little child fears the word "boogie man." How a microwave was ever sold is beyond me...
An extended version of Gods and Generals?
"Insurgents stand back! This car is protected by Viper! If you do not stand back the alarm will sound!" Bleep! Bleep! Bleep!
It's no ED209
"The wire is there because the insurance company required it" Right...
In 2001 I swore we'd have that ellusive title by Christmas with the E3 video they gave us. The game looked practically finished. I have no idea what happened to the game that they showed at 2001 E3 but it is obviously not going to be the game that ships.
What is the legality of these devices? Isn't this sort of like wireless DOS?
At least it can't be worse. Also, with John Woo at the helm, maybe we can expect to see Ben Afleck cast as Samus.
It knows what you want before you do
Online Porn is lending a hand to the rest of the industry...
Well? Once the geenie is out of the bottle, can't exactly complain about it then can you? Kind of like the anti-nuke crowd...
Now the movie industry really does have a say with the governator... expect more industry friendly laws!
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It probably wasn't a good idea to show a first attempt at manned space flight. If something does go wrong, China would have to admit that it still couldn't duplicate the success of the late 1950's even after purchasing their whole space program from the Russians.
News for Nerds... and Militia members.
It's too bad that with all that outsourcing companies do to India and Asia they couldn't outsource a little more of a concept I call freedom.
They are probably talking about Marine DooM. This is a mod of DooM II once used by the USMC for training.
But of course the press never talks about the details in these situations, and just tries to sensationalize any video-game related death.
It's a G5 right? Then it should be enough to run Wolfenstein. Oh did they release that for MAC? I can't remember.
The RIAA/MPAA or SCO? It seems like they are singlehandedly keeping the market for lawyers insatiable.
*Holding precious copy of Water World*. You mean Kevin Costner LIED to us?! But this was such a good movie!
I wonder if this "you bought the license not the software" attitude is coming out of Cisco's Software, Hardware, or legal department? Seems kind of silly when the router doesn't have a EULA like most software, oh I mean licenses, that you buy.
I've got my catcher's mit ready but is it going to be enough? Well I'll figure that out when I get there.
I'll be impressed when I can have my Winnebago fly around in space and get chased by a giant transforming vacuum... at ludicrous speed!
Why shred or acid bath your documents when you can set them on fire too? Why stop there? Set your whole office on fire and collect the insurance. Plus you've taken care of your incriminating documents... Oh I'd better stop before I give those sleazy execs more ides...