Titles such as Black, TOCA Race Driver 3 and FIFA Street 2 should ensure the Xbox and PlayStation 2 remain comfortable under consumers' TV sets for the rest of the year.
At least, that's the case for the two leaders of the pack - but a browse around retail outlets will reveal little in the way of software or hardware support for Nintendo's GameCube.
Seems like Nintendo had some kind of game coming in the fall though...jeez, what was it called? The Legend of something or other.
Did the people at IGN even put a NEX side-by-side with an original NES?!
I bought a NEX. It's a gorgeous system, it just happens not to work very well. Colors are off, sound is off, and quite a number of games don't work at all. Within short order I'd shelved it and reconnected my original NES (with a newly replaced 72-pin connector).
Great wireless controllers though.
Are video game design majors just slackers, or are they pursuing a lucrative and legitimate career?
The ones who switch to CIS after the first year are slackers. The ones who graduate are pursuing a legitimate career. In very few cases will that career be lucrative.
Curiouser and curiouser...
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Why, Microsoft is fighting this? Wow! Suddenly I find myself liking Microsoft much better than Sony!.........Say, what's this I hear about a major Microsoft product launch in a field dominated by Sony?
I work in a computer store.
On a daily basis, I deal with customers who do not know the difference between Windows and Office.
"Do you guys have XP?"
Or, worse, "Do you guys have Microsoft?" I swear to God the next time somebody asks that I'm going to pull a Microsoft mouse off the shelf.
And now Microsoft is putting up a Web suite of IM, E-Mail, and blogging tools and calling it Windows?
Oh, swell, guys. There's no better marketing than confusing your customers.
How in the hell has this been modded to 4 as insightful?
It's full of so many spelling, grammatical, and factual errors that it can't possibly be anything but trolling.
Where I said 'It does seem to break the general rule of "an apostrophe indicates possession"', I should have written 'It does seem to break the general rule where possession is indicated with an apostrophe'.
No, you shouldn't have, because that's passive voice.
Tell that to Take-Two's shareholders.
The N64 had two launch titles: Super Mario 64 and Pilotwings 64.
Despite warnings, or BECAUSE of them? The Houston Chronicle thinks the latter, and I'm inclined to agree.
Did the people at IGN even put a NEX side-by-side with an original NES?! I bought a NEX. It's a gorgeous system, it just happens not to work very well. Colors are off, sound is off, and quite a number of games don't work at all. Within short order I'd shelved it and reconnected my original NES (with a newly replaced 72-pin connector). Great wireless controllers though.
I have a question.
...I guess that's actually two questions.
Why are we still talking about Jack Thompson?
Shouldn't we know better than to feed trolls?
Why, Microsoft is fighting this? Wow! Suddenly I find myself liking Microsoft much better than Sony! ... ... ...Say, what's this I hear about a major Microsoft product launch in a field dominated by Sony?
I work in a computer store. On a daily basis, I deal with customers who do not know the difference between Windows and Office. "Do you guys have XP?" Or, worse, "Do you guys have Microsoft?" I swear to God the next time somebody asks that I'm going to pull a Microsoft mouse off the shelf. And now Microsoft is putting up a Web suite of IM, E-Mail, and blogging tools and calling it Windows? Oh, swell, guys. There's no better marketing than confusing your customers.
How in the hell has this been modded to 4 as insightful? It's full of so many spelling, grammatical, and factual errors that it can't possibly be anything but trolling.
Where I said 'It does seem to break the general rule of "an apostrophe indicates possession"', I should have written 'It does seem to break the general rule where possession is indicated with an apostrophe'.
No, you shouldn't have, because that's passive voice.