Just re-iterating what Nintendo themselves have said, you fanboy faggot. I actually pick my systems based on good games, not gimmicky input devices cooked up to sell to non-gamers by companies who regurgitate the same old storylines for all the hipsters to wet themselves over. If the new system from Nintendo has any good games (Hint; not just Mario does the same old shit part 535,525,123 or Zelda: The Spandex-felcher) I might check one out. However, based on my past experiences with their platforms and the repetetive nature of their software, I doubt it. Hell, unless I buy an HDTV in the next couple of months, I'll just stick to my PS2 for a while. So, go fuck yourself.
If only I could update my firmware to lock out your whining, annoying, self-serving posts because people won't bother with your plaigarized, half-assed shit you self-publish becuse no developer of any repute will hire abasement-dwelling asshole who can't come up with his own ideas! Fuck off and burn in hell!
Enough of this "Damaged by Design" bullshit. If what you want to do with the hardware was not an intended or supported feature of said hardware, nobody has to give you a fucking thing! If I buy a vacuum cleaner tomorrow, I won't be whining that somebody is trying to take my rights away becasuse it is not easily converted into a jetpack. TiVo sells you the hardware in the state they designed it to be used in, and programmed it accordingly. If they put in something to make it dificult or impossible to use differently, and that's a problem for you, YOU BOUGHT THE WRONG FUCKING HARDWARE!!!!!!! It's the same with the idiots who bitch about Sony not supporting homebrew for PSP. They never said they would! Nobody has a right to assume that an item does anything other than what the maker says it will. Expecting anything else just makes you a sucker.
Shadowgate, Uninvited and Deja Vu 1 and 2 all originated on the Macintosh, and were then given graphically mangled NES and Gameboy ports. But, hey, at least it wasn't another post pimping your plaigaristic bullshit GBA game, so good for you!
SCUMMVM might be woth a shit if the Mac version could actually use Mac game files. I have the first two Monkey Islands, but I just end up booting into Clasic to play them, as SCUMMVM shits the bed rather than run the data files for them.
Hmmmmmmm..... Third-party software that lets you edit your registration key for another company's product. Yeah, that's a legitimate piece of software and would NEVER contain anything malicious!
The only reason the hard drive is not built-in was so MS could bullshit the public into thinking $299.00 was the real price of the 360. Anybody with half a brain could figure out that the premium system was the real thing, and the basic system was just a loss-leader for the P.R. of a $299.00 launch price.
Nobody gives a flying fuck about your live CD, or your studio albums for that matter. Post this crap in your sorry-assed blog and leave it away from those of us (i.e. every living being other than you) who think you are an ego-masturbating loser.
I think you made an error in your post. It should read;
Ryan Fenton (Self-important, under-endowed asswipe who either doesn't know how to use the signature preferences properly, or does, but thinks the world MUST see his lame-assed signature.)
There, now it's accurate.
Shithead.
Play any Silent Hill game on a good surround setup. Nothing gets to you quite like barely-audible whispers or screams coming from behind you, when there is nothing there. For that matter, having a force-feeback controller start to shake randomly as you explore a safe area. But the sound, combined with the atonal, nosie-laden music, gets inside your head in a way you never shake.
Further proof of the failings of the educational system and the decline of the gene pool. Not to mention poor taste in games and a willingness to suck back recycled crap and pay a premium for the privalege.
The mappers for the NES that you are talking about were additional chips put into the cartridges, so I have no idea how that constitutes a fixed hardware platform. In essence, devs could add components to the NES base configuration at whin using the MMC chips or the various 3rd party chips the various publishers developed.
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If he were mature he would put his signature in the appropriate place, not in his actual comment. He's just an immature, egotistical douchebag.
Coming from my experiences in tech support, the more money someone has, the less they know, or care to educate themselves.
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Just re-iterating what Nintendo themselves have said, you fanboy faggot. I actually pick my systems based on good games, not gimmicky input devices cooked up to sell to non-gamers by companies who regurgitate the same old storylines for all the hipsters to wet themselves over. If the new system from Nintendo has any good games (Hint; not just Mario does the same old shit part 535,525,123 or Zelda: The Spandex-felcher) I might check one out. However, based on my past experiences with their platforms and the repetetive nature of their software, I doubt it. Hell, unless I buy an HDTV in the next couple of months, I'll just stick to my PS2 for a while. So, go fuck yourself.
Not that there is much of a difference between the two...
If only I could update my firmware to lock out your whining, annoying, self-serving posts because people won't bother with your plaigarized, half-assed shit you self-publish becuse no developer of any repute will hire abasement-dwelling asshole who can't come up with his own ideas! Fuck off and burn in hell!
Enough of this "Damaged by Design" bullshit. If what you want to do with the hardware was not an intended or supported feature of said hardware, nobody has to give you a fucking thing! If I buy a vacuum cleaner tomorrow, I won't be whining that somebody is trying to take my rights away becasuse it is not easily converted into a jetpack. TiVo sells you the hardware in the state they designed it to be used in, and programmed it accordingly. If they put in something to make it dificult or impossible to use differently, and that's a problem for you, YOU BOUGHT THE WRONG FUCKING HARDWARE!!!!!!! It's the same with the idiots who bitch about Sony not supporting homebrew for PSP. They never said they would! Nobody has a right to assume that an item does anything other than what the maker says it will. Expecting anything else just makes you a sucker.
Now every thread about card games will be full of EVE astroturfers, not just the MMORPG ones. Fun!
The Gamecube screams "I'm here, I'm queer, get used to it!"
Nothing said by anybody who pluralizes Lego comes from a position of knowledge.
Shadowgate, Uninvited and Deja Vu 1 and 2 all originated on the Macintosh, and were then given graphically mangled NES and Gameboy ports. But, hey, at least it wasn't another post pimping your plaigaristic bullshit GBA game, so good for you!
SCUMMVM might be woth a shit if the Mac version could actually use Mac game files. I have the first two Monkey Islands, but I just end up booting into Clasic to play them, as SCUMMVM shits the bed rather than run the data files for them.
Hmmmmmmm..... Third-party software that lets you edit your registration key for another company's product. Yeah, that's a legitimate piece of software and would NEVER contain anything malicious!
Fuck off you Stallmanista douchebag.
Just thought I'd point out, it should be "I struggled with the morality". Morale means mood.
The only reason the hard drive is not built-in was so MS could bullshit the public into thinking $299.00 was the real price of the 360. Anybody with half a brain could figure out that the premium system was the real thing, and the basic system was just a loss-leader for the P.R. of a $299.00 launch price.
Hey, did you just copy and paste this from funroll-loops?
Nobody gives a flying fuck about your live CD, or your studio albums for that matter. Post this crap in your sorry-assed blog and leave it away from those of us (i.e. every living being other than you) who think you are an ego-masturbating loser.
I think you made an error in your post. It should read; Ryan Fenton (Self-important, under-endowed asswipe who either doesn't know how to use the signature preferences properly, or does, but thinks the world MUST see his lame-assed signature.) There, now it's accurate. Shithead.
Any price seems high when you can't afford the second "O" in the word too, doesn't it?
Play any Silent Hill game on a good surround setup. Nothing gets to you quite like barely-audible whispers or screams coming from behind you, when there is nothing there. For that matter, having a force-feeback controller start to shake randomly as you explore a safe area. But the sound, combined with the atonal, nosie-laden music, gets inside your head in a way you never shake.
The highway in Desert Bus is straight, but the bus pulls slightly to the right, requiring occasional steering adjustments.
Just to polish the rhyming meter a little, try "I shot a stripper in Vegas, just to see cash fly". It has a better flow when sung.
Further proof of the failings of the educational system and the decline of the gene pool. Not to mention poor taste in games and a willingness to suck back recycled crap and pay a premium for the privalege.
The mappers for the NES that you are talking about were additional chips put into the cartridges, so I have no idea how that constitutes a fixed hardware platform. In essence, devs could add components to the NES base configuration at whin using the MMC chips or the various 3rd party chips the various publishers developed.