Cartridge prices have always been comparable to CD prices. Especially if you weigh in all the costs of memory cards for all your CD/DVD based game saves.
If companies and governments punish people for publishing flaws in software, they are just shooting themselves in the foot. Soon these companies will be the last ones to know about a vulnerability...when its too late.
Ok first of all, calling it murder is your opinion. Don't use it as if it were a fact.
And second...
I live right down the street from a slots casino in Delaware. No more crime in this area now than before they started allowing it.
Certain games as well as certain activities will always be more accessible with either the console or the PC, so neither will be dieing any time soon.
I'm not going to play a FPS with a console controller, just like I wouldn't want to set up a LAN just to play Smash Bros. It all works out.
From what i've heard from beta testers so far, its pretty much the same lvling treadmill we've gotten used to over the past few years. It's going to need something revolutionary to make me go out and buy this game, not the Warcraft name alone.
I think way too much emphasis is put on graphics: Both by the developers and consumers. I buy games for the fun factor and the gameplay. I could care less what a game looks like. Maybe it's because I grew up in the early years of video games, and can remember when games were just games. If I want reality i'll go outside.
I played this game for about 2 months, and became bored quickly, althought a few of my friends maxed out their characters and thought it was a lot of fun.
I just felt the game was too limited due to the fact that you were always in your ship. If there was land based content (aside from the space stations) I think it would of been more succcessful.
I'm just saying in this instance, which is the only thing relevant, they didn't break any US laws. I'm not trying to defend their activities, I a definitely against piracy. I just don't like how our govt. thinks they can do whatever they want wherever they want.
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games like GTA3, Halo, and Madden are the bread and butter of most college-aged males video game experiences here in the west.
That's only because most of these people wouldn't know a good game if it got stuck in their beer bong.
La Femme Nikita was my favorite show. They need to start running reruns again.
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hardware is really what makes a console system successful right? I didn't think so =)
Yep, they've been legal in my state since they were 16.
people are starting to realize that sony and microsoft release 99% crap.
Cartridge prices have always been comparable to CD prices. Especially if you weigh in all the costs of memory cards for all your CD/DVD based game saves.
I spent all my money on an icon of a diamond ring for a person i've never met on a website.
If companies and governments punish people for publishing flaws in software, they are just shooting themselves in the foot. Soon these companies will be the last ones to know about a vulnerability...when its too late.
They had pepper spray in the 80's
Ok first of all, calling it murder is your opinion. Don't use it as if it were a fact. And second... I live right down the street from a slots casino in Delaware. No more crime in this area now than before they started allowing it.
err love simpsons.
3 simpsons
I like programming in assembly.
so by your logic if someone cuts the brake line on my car to try and kill me, i'm responsible for whoever I kill in the process?
Certain games as well as certain activities will always be more accessible with either the console or the PC, so neither will be dieing any time soon. I'm not going to play a FPS with a console controller, just like I wouldn't want to set up a LAN just to play Smash Bros. It all works out.
"Computer...Take me to the pr0n!!"
From what i've heard from beta testers so far, its pretty much the same lvling treadmill we've gotten used to over the past few years. It's going to need something revolutionary to make me go out and buy this game, not the Warcraft name alone.
I think way too much emphasis is put on graphics: Both by the developers and consumers. I buy games for the fun factor and the gameplay. I could care less what a game looks like. Maybe it's because I grew up in the early years of video games, and can remember when games were just games. If I want reality i'll go outside.
I hope this makes the ps2 drop to $149. Microsoft will never win me over :p
Thats right! I forgot it was a maid too hah. its been so long since i've seen the movie.
did it look like a giant vacuum cleaner?
I played this game for about 2 months, and became bored quickly, althought a few of my friends maxed out their characters and thought it was a lot of fun. I just felt the game was too limited due to the fact that you were always in your ship. If there was land based content (aside from the space stations) I think it would of been more succcessful.
I missed the post where someone said it was ok to randomly tap phone lines.
I'm just saying in this instance, which is the only thing relevant, they didn't break any US laws. I'm not trying to defend their activities, I a definitely against piracy. I just don't like how our govt. thinks they can do whatever they want wherever they want.