There is no way in hell that anybody would give a damn enough to enforce this law should it become enacted. The entire state of Kentucky just wouldn't have the resources.
I remember how awesome Smash TV was... just room after room after room of a seemingly infinite number of guys whose only purpose are to get mowed down by your machine gun or bash you with a club. Now that's a GAME.
Wow. I have heard of Armadillo Airspace before, but I guess I didn't make a connection there earlier.
Go ahead, I deserve the bashing. *Hangs head in shame*
As a Texan, am I the only one that noticed the error in that Carmack spells the city of Amarillo, "Armadillo?" Most people don't realize the difference.
Remember when in one of the numerous mods for Half-Life you could download one of the "new" maps for the low, low price of $0.00? Not to mention the widespread availability of maps due to them being user-created.
When it comes to console gaming, (since so many claim consoles to be the so-called "future of gaming") are we seeing the end of user contribution to games like this?
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What's the deal with that? Does NASA really trust Windows to other superior OS's? Or could have Microsoft "influenced" them (with cash, etc.) to use it?
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There is no way in hell that anybody would give a damn enough to enforce this law should it become enacted. The entire state of Kentucky just wouldn't have the resources.
I remember how awesome Smash TV was... just room after room after room of a seemingly infinite number of guys whose only purpose are to get mowed down by your machine gun or bash you with a club. Now that's a GAME.
Is anybody noticing a correlation between this guy and Derek Smart? I can see it now...
JACK THOMPSON'S LAWSUIT COMMANDER 3000AD...
Wow. I have heard of Armadillo Airspace before, but I guess I didn't make a connection there earlier. Go ahead, I deserve the bashing. *Hangs head in shame*
As a Texan, am I the only one that noticed the error in that Carmack spells the city of Amarillo, "Armadillo?" Most people don't realize the difference.
Remember when in one of the numerous mods for Half-Life you could download one of the "new" maps for the low, low price of $0.00? Not to mention the widespread availability of maps due to them being user-created. When it comes to console gaming, (since so many claim consoles to be the so-called "future of gaming") are we seeing the end of user contribution to games like this?
What's the deal with that? Does NASA really trust Windows to other superior OS's? Or could have Microsoft "influenced" them (with cash, etc.) to use it?