That's shipped. Sure, it's still impressive that retailers bought that many of 'em but most of them are probably lying around in a warehouse or a shop noone cares about.
Sounds like a bad idea. GTA will most likely update your firmware to a version that won't run homebrew. Sure, there might be another exploit in there but better don't buy before you have confirmed homebrew compatibility. Or is GTA enough to keep you happy?
You should try the Fatal Frame/Project Zero games for some good horror as well. It has that ring-girl as well but the scare comes mostly from the enemies which are invisible most of the time and you only hear them coming. Sure, they become visible before they hit you but to kill them you need to aim at them for quite some time and preferrably hit them just a moment before they hit you. There's a difference between "cut scene" scares that just happen but don't hurt you and actual enemies that are hard to track as part of their attack pattern.
I don't know about you but I always considered "far left" to be communism. Liberalism is more slanted to the right, nationalism. Generally the left cares more about the poor and the right cares more about the rich.
In most companies you'll work average (40-50?) hours for years and those 60-80 hours only happen towards the end, for a few weeks. If they're constantly doing overtime you should quit immediately and search for a better employer because there are enough of 'em. Some teams even avoid crunch time completely but that's rare. Fortunately, teams that do crunch time for many months or even years are rare, too. That's because it's not sustainable and working like that for prolonged periods (more than one or two weeks, IIRC) reduces your productivity.
Well, the gov could insist that the manufacturer sign a declaration that the code released is indeed identical to the code used on the device and that the device may not be used (or admitted in court) if such a declaration hasn't been signed.
He doesn't think that through. Claiming that a former soldier with an expert rating for M16 accuracy was trained to kill by a videogame he played later clearly shows that Thompson can't have thought even for a second about that. Considering that his complaints about The Sims were "I heard there are genitals in that game" I expect his reseach into violent games to be of comparable quality. You could probably show him a screenshot of GTA 3 and he couldn't identify the game.
I'm thinking anything over zero is too high a limit because then people start to calculate "did I drink too much yet?". Zero is the only number you can be confident in, anything else is estimation and if people didn't estimate so badly in their favour there'd be many fewer accidents. Someone overestimates his skill and drives over the speed limit, someone underestimates the mass of his car and hits a kid, someone thinks he can handle that weather at full speed and ends dead in the gutter. Most people are bad drivers, even (or especially) those who say they are good ones and can handle their car just fine and it's the others who endanger them. It doesn't matter if it's you or that other guy causing the accident, if you could have prevented it (by driving slower or keeping a greater distance or whathaveyou) why didn't you do so?
Not all of them. Some are takes on various genres. There's the Battle Raper series (apparently a big seller, a crappy fighting game) and on SA they reviewed a hentai shmup. I'm sure there are alot more, I didn't really research that.
That's what happens when the manufacturer cannot rely on the money from licensees (i.e. game developers) like Nintendo or Sony do to keep the price low.
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Rate != latency. And with latency, the less the better.
There are currently no good ways to store that power, so it's a wash.
Not necessarily.
Can't be worse than Hillary.
In older Epic games he was called Cliff. Cliffy sounds like an MS Office mascot.
That's shipped. Sure, it's still impressive that retailers bought that many of 'em but most of them are probably lying around in a warehouse or a shop noone cares about.
Sounds like a bad idea. GTA will most likely update your firmware to a version that won't run homebrew. Sure, there might be another exploit in there but better don't buy before you have confirmed homebrew compatibility. Or is GTA enough to keep you happy?
Allowed? Yes. Able to? Since he didn't use it I doubt the Firmware is up to date.
Except they aren't, the last leak is at most a month old.
You should try the Fatal Frame/Project Zero games for some good horror as well. It has that ring-girl as well but the scare comes mostly from the enemies which are invisible most of the time and you only hear them coming. Sure, they become visible before they hit you but to kill them you need to aim at them for quite some time and preferrably hit them just a moment before they hit you. There's a difference between "cut scene" scares that just happen but don't hurt you and actual enemies that are hard to track as part of their attack pattern.
There is an official Tamagochi game for the DS, the sad part is it actually sells pretty well in Japan.
.8 grams? Can you even cut chocolate that fine?
If that really was a problem you wouldn't see countries implement it successfully.
I don't know about you but I always considered "far left" to be communism. Liberalism is more slanted to the right, nationalism. Generally the left cares more about the poor and the right cares more about the rich.
In most companies you'll work average (40-50?) hours for years and those 60-80 hours only happen towards the end, for a few weeks. If they're constantly doing overtime you should quit immediately and search for a better employer because there are enough of 'em. Some teams even avoid crunch time completely but that's rare. Fortunately, teams that do crunch time for many months or even years are rare, too. That's because it's not sustainable and working like that for prolonged periods (more than one or two weeks, IIRC) reduces your productivity.
No, that'd be because a veteran will stand up and tell the guy who ordered him to work 80 hours a week to go fornicate himself.
Well, the gov could insist that the manufacturer sign a declaration that the code released is indeed identical to the code used on the device and that the device may not be used (or admitted in court) if such a declaration hasn't been signed.
Ridiculously low?!? Most countries have a limit of zero, .8 permille (I assume your number is percent since other posters said 2-3 beer) is very high.
He doesn't think that through. Claiming that a former soldier with an expert rating for M16 accuracy was trained to kill by a videogame he played later clearly shows that Thompson can't have thought even for a second about that. Considering that his complaints about The Sims were "I heard there are genitals in that game" I expect his reseach into violent games to be of comparable quality. You could probably show him a screenshot of GTA 3 and he couldn't identify the game.
I'm thinking anything over zero is too high a limit because then people start to calculate "did I drink too much yet?". Zero is the only number you can be confident in, anything else is estimation and if people didn't estimate so badly in their favour there'd be many fewer accidents. Someone overestimates his skill and drives over the speed limit, someone underestimates the mass of his car and hits a kid, someone thinks he can handle that weather at full speed and ends dead in the gutter. Most people are bad drivers, even (or especially) those who say they are good ones and can handle their car just fine and it's the others who endanger them. It doesn't matter if it's you or that other guy causing the accident, if you could have prevented it (by driving slower or keeping a greater distance or whathaveyou) why didn't you do so?
Not if the worms have bazookas, shotguns and the sheep bomb.
Not all of them. Some are takes on various genres. There's the Battle Raper series (apparently a big seller, a crappy fighting game) and on SA they reviewed a hentai shmup. I'm sure there are alot more, I didn't really research that.
Cervantes? That was that zombie pirate from Soul Calibur, right?
That's what happens when the manufacturer cannot rely on the money from licensees (i.e. game developers) like Nintendo or Sony do to keep the price low.
In other words, the secret to flying is to fall and miss the ground.
Copyright only applies to the exact "wording", if you look at how it's done and implement that yourself they'd need a patent to stop you.