Well, actually not me. I do recall, however, my younger brother (Who was 9 at the time) playing with one of these things during a long drive, and subsequently getting carsick, wrecking his Tamagotchi in the process of throwing up on a stranger's lawn.
Alternately, if Tamagotchi's can mate now, will they be introducing new "brother" tamagotchis, for those units bored with their... well... unit? They could be called "Tamacrotchies" or something...
I thought about it for a while, and realized that I couldnt come up with anything witty or clever to say in this situation. I mean, really. The kid is just a moron.
Am I just an overzealous fan, or am I right to say that UT and ET being bundled together is just as exciting as DoD being officially endorsed by Valve (as an FPS fan, of course)?
*Sweats in anticipation*
I loved Halo 1 when I played it on X-Box... it was great. But that was only because i played it for a VERY limited time (20 minutes or so).
Two years later, I was still basking in the warm fuzzy glow of Halo goodness, and found myself snatching up the long-awaited PC version.
PROBLEM: I realized that once the novelty of Halo wears off, and after you watch all the Red vs. Blue, Halo is just a standard FPS... Quake 3 with unique vehicles.
Anyways, the point I am making is that I am going to have to hear a LOT of rave reviews on Halo2 to even consider it. I saw the E3 video, and it looks just like the original with some new little novelties (hijacking vehicles, etc...).
I just don't understand why this game is so intensely popular. Maybe as a PC gamer I expect a lot out of the multiplayer experience to satiate me, while console gamers put more points into singleplayer, thus overrating multiplayer???
Anyways, Halo is simply not online PC material.
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Well, actually not me. I do recall, however, my younger brother (Who was 9 at the time) playing with one of these things during a long drive, and subsequently getting carsick, wrecking his Tamagotchi in the process of throwing up on a stranger's lawn. Alternately, if Tamagotchi's can mate now, will they be introducing new "brother" tamagotchis, for those units bored with their... well... unit? They could be called "Tamacrotchies" or something...
I thought about it for a while, and realized that I couldnt come up with anything witty or clever to say in this situation. I mean, really. The kid is just a moron.
Am I just an overzealous fan, or am I right to say that UT and ET being bundled together is just as exciting as DoD being officially endorsed by Valve (as an FPS fan, of course)? *Sweats in anticipation*
I loved Halo 1 when I played it on X-Box... it was great. But that was only because i played it for a VERY limited time (20 minutes or so). Two years later, I was still basking in the warm fuzzy glow of Halo goodness, and found myself snatching up the long-awaited PC version. PROBLEM: I realized that once the novelty of Halo wears off, and after you watch all the Red vs. Blue, Halo is just a standard FPS... Quake 3 with unique vehicles. Anyways, the point I am making is that I am going to have to hear a LOT of rave reviews on Halo2 to even consider it. I saw the E3 video, and it looks just like the original with some new little novelties (hijacking vehicles, etc...). I just don't understand why this game is so intensely popular. Maybe as a PC gamer I expect a lot out of the multiplayer experience to satiate me, while console gamers put more points into singleplayer, thus overrating multiplayer??? Anyways, Halo is simply not online PC material.