For those of you who live in Toronto, or a subscribers of the National Post, the National Post Business Magizine is releasing a special issue this Friday that focuses around Richard Branson and adventure. A lot of additional information on this subject will be available. I suggest you check it out.
(If you're a subsriber to the National Post, you'll probably allready know that you recive this with your copy of the paper. If not, it's available with the paper from newspaper boxes in Toronto and a few other locations.)
I realized it's name was spelt with a capital "S".
(Yes. I realize my earlier post had a grammar error in it. I'm also unsure of my usage of "it's" in this post. This post is made in jest. Don't take it seriously.)
Five years is enough. There's plenty more poorly translated games to chose from. Let's find another one, hype it up, and have fun with it for another five years.
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I wonder why. =/
It's still beta? *Checks* ... How long's it been out?
*Checks*
Since April 2002. More than 3 years in public beta. =/
of having the news all in one place?
For those of you who live in Toronto, or a subscribers of the National Post, the National Post Business Magizine is releasing a special issue this Friday that focuses around Richard Branson and adventure. A lot of additional information on this subject will be available. I suggest you check it out.
(If you're a subsriber to the National Post, you'll probably allready know that you recive this with your copy of the paper. If not, it's available with the paper from newspaper boxes in Toronto and a few other locations.)
If they do manage to connect to 911, I think the signal will be at least a litle be more clear than that. Try again.
Taser, anyone?
It's the second one. Those tests are astoundingly easy.
No. No you couldn't.
Tastes like spam. =)
yea seriously. i don't trust ppl on slashdot to speeel proprly and uz rite grammar.
Now that's cool.
Damnit. I meant this to be a reply to the first post (spam).
I guess this isn't helping.
Please die a slow and painful death.
I'm aware of that, as it says so on every page. It still seems to be a valid source of information.
The game was made by Toaplan, but I've had no success in finding any references to any specifc translator. Perhaps to was Google Translator '89?
After reading Slashdot for so long...
I realized it's name was spelt with a capital "S".
(Yes. I realize my earlier post had a grammar error in it. I'm also unsure of my usage of "it's" in this post. This post is made in jest. Don't take it seriously.)
Five years is enough. There's plenty more poorly translated games to chose from. Let's find another one, hype it up, and have fun with it for another five years.