Same here. Why do you bitch about more content? At the very least the games section is constantly being updated and, since this is E3 time, there are even more things to report.
How many computers came standard with a GUI in the 80s before apple's?
The name you're looking for is Amiga. They were not only more powerful than Apple's, but cheaper, too. Apple is only an innovator when compared to Microsoft.
But do they still look like giant half-moon boomerangs? That's the question. The controllers in the early pictures looked amazingly uncomfortable. Flying is nice, but are the controllers actually comfortable?
Which brings up an interesting point. I used to play Silent Death and Battletech, years ago, and one of the annoying things was copying the datasheets so you could check off damage and the like. There has certainly got to be PDA based datasheets now, don't you think? Sort of a convergance of electronic and tactile gaming?
If not, I call the copyrighted patenting trademarking rights!
What Wintel never did? Eliminate compeltely incompatible hardware? Could the market prowess finally force hardware manufacturers to a single and consistent standard?
The good news is that Walmart porbably can. The bad news is that the standard will likely suck.
I think I saw 3 (Hotel Essex?), but I'm not entirely sure it wasn't 2. One was awesome. I had no idea there was a 4. That's scary. Maybe they'd be better off making a prequel...
I'm sure many of you have noticed that movies now get edited down to PG-13 ratings for theatres and then get bumped back to R levels on the unrated DVD releases. I wonder how long it will be before a network (Fox?) does the same thing. See our shows free on TV, or pay a little for the streaming unrated version of American Dad. Or, better yet, Trippin' the Rift.
Intel admits that water is wet and ponies are cute.
Intel's marketshare is deceiving because it is propped up on a number of "exclusive" contracts. Once those go away, and they will as AMD pulls away technologically and pricewise, Intel is going to see the market flipped in a very short amount of time.
This is actually great news. See, every time Nintendo does something with a console, there is always one really stupid thing about it. With the wii (did I just really write that?) its the name that means that we can simply keep calling it the Revolution and it won't suck.
Kudos to Nintendo for getting their stupidity out of their sytem early, and in a manner which won't affect the machines performance.
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You're right that's even better! Thanks;-)
What a great way to start off the day with a laugh!
Leave Zonk alone.
The name you're looking for is Amiga. They were not only more powerful than Apple's, but cheaper, too. Apple is only an innovator when compared to Microsoft.
I totally agree. Prioritize, man, prioritize. And don't forget to bering a friend and a camcorder so you can make the Front Page, too;-)
But do they still look like giant half-moon boomerangs? That's the question. The controllers in the early pictures looked amazingly uncomfortable. Flying is nice, but are the controllers actually comfortable?
They ahve either already said, or rumor has it, that they will sell Dev kits for $2,000. not cheap but a fraction of the cost of PS3 or 360 kits.
Like I always say, you just can't write dialogue like that;-)
Yep. It provides additional functionality and control of undocumented features;-)
Then why'd you ask? Or was it just an ill-conceived attempt at humor?
It's even worse. Apparantly the cancer resistant gene was found on the 3rd button. Mac users are hosed.
If not, I call the copyrighted patenting trademarking rights!
As long as you're willing to spend the money, this should be able to easily hold all of your equipment. That plus it self powered, too!
The good news is that Walmart porbably can. The bad news is that the standard will likely suck.
Wait, we've mentioned Europe and the US, WTF, there's more? When'd that happen?
I guess that means I didn't sacrifice any neurons to parts 3 or 4! I don't know that that makes me any smarter, but it likely made me less dumber;-)
Hey, batting 2 out of 3 ain't that bad;-)
I think I saw 3 (Hotel Essex?), but I'm not entirely sure it wasn't 2. One was awesome. I had no idea there was a 4. That's scary. Maybe they'd be better off making a prequel...
I'm sure many of you have noticed that movies now get edited down to PG-13 ratings for theatres and then get bumped back to R levels on the unrated DVD releases. I wonder how long it will be before a network (Fox?) does the same thing. See our shows free on TV, or pay a little for the streaming unrated version of American Dad. Or, better yet, Trippin' the Rift.
And Mac users could throw their Apples at them...
Wasn't that on Sci-Fi last Thursday at 3am? I think they were From Beyond...
So now the obnoxious windbag annoying everyone on the bus can also be transmitting virii to everyone, too! Yet another victory for the annoying.
It's not Shipstone, is it?
Intel's marketshare is deceiving because it is propped up on a number of "exclusive" contracts. Once those go away, and they will as AMD pulls away technologically and pricewise, Intel is going to see the market flipped in a very short amount of time.
Intel Outside, not just a good idea anymore.
Kudos to Nintendo for getting their stupidity out of their sytem early, and in a manner which won't affect the machines performance.