Your Honor, if you bought your copy of Phoenix Wright second hand, then all of the cases will have already been unlocked. In Phoenix Wright *holds up DS and gestures at it*, you can skip text that's already been played by holding the stylus down on the > button. This would greatly reduce the time taken to complete the game: the only unskippable sequences being the case introductions.
<Judge> The prosecution has a point...
-OBJECTION!-
<Phoenix> This is mere conjecture, the prosecution has no evidence that the defendent has bought a second hand copy of Phoenix Wright!
You sit down with a publisher and the minute you mention anything like an adventure game or something story-based or adventure-game-like in any way, the meeting's basically over.
Your Honor, how do you explain the existence, and subsequence release of the popular Nintendo DS adventure-attourney game, 'Phoenix Wright: Ace Attourney' (Originally a Game Boy Advance game: 'Gyakuten Saiban' roughly 'Comeback Court')
My very young cousin once asked me what 'prosecuted' meant. I told her that it meant the same as 'electrocuted'... and I said it would happen as soon as you tried to leave the store.
Getting all my friends round watching a DVD, room full of people jeering at the anti-piracy ads: 'What... you BOUGHT it? Why didn't ya just ask X to burn it?' Watching a way cool movie, having a couple of drinks. Movie's over... pull out some more tricks with your home entertainment goodies. Sounds like a plan to me.
Ordinary digicams with automatic focus rely on the input from the CCD/CMOS to determine whether the subject image is in focus. (My Kodak Easyshare does, at least)
You could try to modify your camera so it had fake lenses all over it, like some kind of twisted techno-anemone. Besides, this technology seeks out reflective CCD's, right? How much will this tech cost, and how many of these would be able to run at once? Would they be able to synchronize their efforts so they're not zapping the same source? What if everybody has a camera? (Reminiscent of the starting titles from Arthur... HEY, DW!... Hey!)
Is it illegal for Slashdot to mention the names of the authors or the title of the book?
The book is called 'Bound By Law? Tales From the Public Domain', and it is co-written and produced by Keith Aoki, James Boyle and Jennifer Jenkins. The art is by Aoki.
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I loved that movie!
<Judge> The prosecution has a point...
-OBJECTION!-
<Phoenix> This is mere conjecture, the prosecution has no evidence that the defendent has bought a second hand copy of Phoenix Wright!
<Edgeworth> GYAAHH! *leans on desk*
I guess this might be the last thing we'll ever hear from this consultant.
You sit down with a publisher and the minute you mention anything like an adventure game or something story-based or adventure-game-like in any way, the meeting's basically over.
Your Honor, how do you explain the existence, and subsequence release of the popular Nintendo DS adventure-attourney game, 'Phoenix Wright: Ace Attourney' (Originally a Game Boy Advance game: 'Gyakuten Saiban' roughly 'Comeback Court')
That's the worst haiku I've ever heard.
They can change the terms of the license at will, and every future license supercedes previous license terms. (I -think-. IANAL)
Needless to say, it scared her silly.
I would have just stolen the sign, myself.
*hangs his coat on top of the honesty box*
Nobody sees the eyes or the box.
What are you preparing. You're always preparing. Just go!
you could make your own...?
Hmm...
...or do they all have freakin' scary smiles!?
(And I am yelling, because it's scary!)
This means that the Men in Black can't buy anything. :(
Getting all my friends round watching a DVD, room full of people jeering at the anti-piracy ads: 'What... you BOUGHT it? Why didn't ya just ask X to burn it?' Watching a way cool movie, having a couple of drinks. Movie's over... pull out some more tricks with your home entertainment goodies. Sounds like a plan to me.
Maybe you're just introverted?
Either way, the numbers will appear in this comments page shortly afterwards so calm down, dear! (And it probably really is just a commercial)
You want slashdot to slashdot itself?
How's that strike y'all?
Apart from the folks who wrote Don't Copy That Floppy.
Link for those as-yet unaffected by... this thing.
You could try to modify your camera so it had fake lenses all over it, like some kind of twisted techno-anemone. Besides, this technology seeks out reflective CCD's, right? How much will this tech cost, and how many of these would be able to run at once? Would they be able to synchronize their efforts so they're not zapping the same source? What if everybody has a camera? (Reminiscent of the starting titles from Arthur... HEY, DW!... Hey!)
Impromptu, free LASIK! I love it.
But then again, have you ever bought an indie game for $19.99 to $24.99?
The book is called 'Bound By Law? Tales From the Public Domain', and it is co-written and produced by Keith Aoki, James Boyle and Jennifer Jenkins. The art is by Aoki.
Where's the linux based cameras with the flashable firmware, eh? >:(
I do NDS and GBA programming, and there's elves flying all over the place. (Although that might be something I ate)
Would these guys wage war against Nintendo/ARM/whoever's responsible for this?
In short, they're just being silly now.