I am going to release a promotional demo of my new game Daikatana that consists of shooting frogs in the rain. I will leave it up to some dork on the internet six years later to explain how totally awesome the rest of the game is, rather that putting a tase of that awesome content in the PROMOTIONAL DEMO.
Also: more people dissed it than played it, because playing it cost fifty dollars.
Tell me, hak1du, has there ever been a time in history when we didn't have problems? No. That didn't stop us from constantly heading towards the horizons and exploring just for the sheer joy of exploring and, in many cases, it was the act of exploring that led us to new discoveries that improved the world as a whole.
You know, if you think humanity is so completely pathetic and stupid, why don't you just give up your computer and electricity and antibiotics and go live in the cave you deserve?
Oh, I see - all the OTHER people (but not YOU, of course) are the pathetic ones.
Every time we've had a military draft or even the threat of one in the past 100 years, a Democrat's been behind it.
World War I - Wilson World War II - Roosevelt Korean War - Truman Vietnam War - Johnson Re-activating the Selective Service - Carter The new draft bill - two Democrat congressmen.
I'm definitely not a FF7 fanboy, but at least basing a film on the most popular FF episode makes *sense*, compared to wasting the brand name on a truly horrid piece of sci-fi drek that made Space Mutiny look like Star Wars.
Of course, pointing a camcorder at a pc playing Duke Nukem 3D would have made a better movie than FF: The Spirits Within...
The article claims that Razor "sold" over a half-million dollars of software - don't they mean "copied and gave away?" I've seen tons of Razor releases, but never heard about them making a penny off of it.
I know that the N.E.T. act makes it a federal crime to even _share_ illegal copies, but still, there's a difference, or at least there should be.
Slashdot Mirror
You'd think 1up would have a server that could take more than five minutes of Slashdotting.
Five million videos of stupid kids with webcams dancing to the Numa Numa song.
Except the song will be removed due to copyright violations.
I am going to release a promotional demo of my new game Daikatana that consists of shooting frogs in the rain. I will leave it up to some dork on the internet six years later to explain how totally awesome the rest of the game is, rather that putting a tase of that awesome content in the PROMOTIONAL DEMO.
Also: more people dissed it than played it, because playing it cost fifty dollars.
Tell me, hak1du, has there ever been a time in history when we didn't have problems? No. That didn't stop us from constantly heading towards the horizons and exploring just for the sheer joy of exploring and, in many cases, it was the act of exploring that led us to new discoveries that improved the world as a whole.
You know, if you think humanity is so completely pathetic and stupid, why don't you just give up your computer and electricity and antibiotics and go live in the cave you deserve?
Oh, I see - all the OTHER people (but not YOU, of course) are the pathetic ones.
Every time we've had a military draft or even the threat of one in the past 100 years, a Democrat's been behind it.
World War I - Wilson
World War II - Roosevelt
Korean War - Truman
Vietnam War - Johnson
Re-activating the Selective Service - Carter
The new draft bill - two Democrat congressmen.
I'm definitely not a FF7 fanboy, but at least basing a film on the most popular FF episode makes *sense*, compared to wasting the brand name on a truly horrid piece of sci-fi drek that made Space Mutiny look like Star Wars.
Of course, pointing a camcorder at a pc playing Duke Nukem 3D would have made a better movie than FF: The Spirits Within...
"Like I say, maybe it's different in England." Yeah, in England everything _stinks._
...MMO forks YOU!
Dear Aiden,
Oh mein Gott, you're going to put my closed-source company out of business! PLEASE STOP!
Clemens
The article claims that Razor "sold" over a half-million dollars of software - don't they mean "copied and gave away?" I've seen tons of Razor releases, but never heard about them making a penny off of it.
I know that the N.E.T. act makes it a federal crime to even _share_ illegal copies, but still, there's a difference, or at least there should be.
Not to mention that they didn't rhyme.
...about religion:
Article IV:
[...] no religious test shall ever be required as a qualification to any office or public trust under the United States.
Amendment I:
*Congress* shall make no *law* respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof
Anything else, such as "The treasury can't put _In God We Trust_ on the money!!!" isn't covered.
You're one of those people who say "Meat IS Murder," aren't you?
You're a pathetic loser with no life. "In reality, I work at McDonalds, but I'm a SUPAR JED EYE NITE in CYBARSPACE!
"How can you form an opinion of a game thats not finished ?"
How can Sony SELL a game that's not finished?
You mean take out the showers, right?
"So, whatta ya doin'?"
"Nuthin. Whatta you doin'?"
"Nuthin..."
It won't matter in the slightest, and after you're gone we can forget all about you. Wait, we can do that anyway.
If I see you getting a heart transplant, I'm going to knock the scalpel out of the surgeon's hand.