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  1. why are we making gameplay so laborious on The Life of the Chinese Gold Farmer · · Score: 5, Insightful

    ...that people pay to avoid it? It's interesting; skill in other games in non-transferable. You can't sell people your muscle memory from playing an FPS or fighting game. I don't see anything wrong w/ gold farming, and I don't see it subverting a 'meritocracy.' It's just circumventing time spent, to which we should be asking: why are we making/playing such laborious games?

  2. "My vibrating features have been turned off" on NY Times Review of PS3 · · Score: 1

    This has been making the rounds, but for those who haven't seen it, here's an thoughtful, insightful commentary on the new gen consoles. PS3 vs Wii - Google Video

  3. Re:Quick Preferences on Which is Better, Firefox or Opera? · · Score: 1

    PrefBar does this in FF. No need to press f12, b/c it occupies one 'toolbar' slot below the file menus, url bar (which adds clutter though). but o/w it has the functionality you describe. You can even change the user agent presented to the webpage. Handy for sites that exclude anything except IE.

  4. Re:Sonic CD soundtrack on The Video Game Pianist · · Score: 1

    yeah, it's absolutely fantastic. Another great Genesis game (by technosoft, i believe) with a furiously thumping electronic soundtrack is Herzog Zwei (esp. check the track "The Mournful War")

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    uy

  5. Re:Just build your own, it's very simple. on X-Arcade MAME Dual Controller Rated · · Score: 1

    sweet. you've got a nice site. I've been meaning to do exactly this for sometime for a little sf2 action. shoryueppa, bay-bee.

    Further modifications: I suppose a clever EE could come along with a way to use one joystick rig and have one chip (?fpga) storing all the various pinouts/timing/configurations for different systems. Just flip the switch at boottime. would save on the cost of buying the scrap controllers.

    (The linked site isn't any more elegant in their solution; they seem to have a variation on the scrapped controller idea, in their so-called "kits," which happen to be detachable.)