I think the game is really damn fun, and it offers a lot of new or updated things, namely the underground tunnels, wi-fi battles and trading, and 3D overworld graphics. It's a fresh game for a rehashed series, and I recommend to any DS owners who liked Red/Blue. Most of my friends play it, and all of us are over 16.
Oh please, the ads are usually nothing more than a billboard ad or a stadium ad. No game I have ever played with ads detracted from the game, in fact, some are helped by it (sports games, in particular). And ads have been in games for a while, hell, some games are ads, such as the Burger King ones.
I've always been surprised by what people find. I'm running on an A64@2.2GHz with 1.5GB of RAM. Vista boots faster, loads programs faster, shuts down much faster, and the time it takes to switch between programs is virtually nonexistent, all compared to XP. I will admit that a few games aren't quite as fast as they were on XP, but considering the drivers for the cards suck right (which, by the way, is no fault of Microsoft), it's excusable. The install also went smoothly, no problems whatsoever and detected everything the first time.
Also, you can disable UAC in this awesome little menu called...wait for it..."User Account Control". Oh yeah, I dual-boot this machine with Gentoo. Once again, no problems.
No, because they're not really trying to go for that image, they're successful businessmen with a legitimate following. They're no different than radio show DJs, except they do a lot more work. They just mix the music and help some up-and-comings get heard.
I made one of these a few years ago, easy C-like programming and fun to build. I made it a line follower, but I was cheap and didn't have much stuff for it...
True dat. Me and my friends camped out, and while we were having shopping cart races and waged minor warfare on Target, we were all peaceful and nice. I got to know a couple of people there. There was even a family of 4 there.
Great crowd.
Look, have you ever seen the MC without his helmet in the games? No. So, I doubt that they show his face, and if they do...well, it won't be until the end. However, Halo 3 is still coming out, so we could see his face, and then they could CG it in, or find someone remarkably similar.
Either way, I hope they do it right. It looks like they know what they're doing.
Luckily, I had just finished a session of this game, so I was on Windows. It's quite amazing, everyone follows a similar path at the beginning, but as you go further in, people miss jumps, flip over, take a different path, up until the end where everyone jumps into the ocean.
Well, at least the judge found a video game to be essentially an interactive book, instead of a "violence starter". Really, if a 13 year old kid is playing, say, Doom 3, and his parents are aware of it's rating and think that the kid is mature enough to handle it, they usually are. I first played Doom when I was 6, and Half-Life when I was 9. My parents didn't think that it would incite violence, and, well, it didn't. People like Jack Thompson only make ignorant parents more ignorant.
They should be able to use the original disc, and have the game be locally patched to handle the Wii's control scheme. I wouldn't mind paying $5 for some Metroid Prime goodness.
Does anyone else find it odd that an Apple employee is downloading their own product? Unless, of course, they work at an Apple store or something. Besides, Leopard doesn't seem all that different from the previous version...
From the thread:
"At $12-$15 per 30 day time code, 120 mil isk.
Gotta go ask a friend how much prostitutes go for here in Holland.
Okay, you can get 2 girls till your done for $150 bucks.
So you need 10 GTC's to hook up with two girls at once, that's 1.2 billion isk.
With 700 billion isk you could hook up with 1166 girls.
If I did my math right"
...what the fuck?
Did he watch the trailer? This game is about defeating bullies, not being one. Hell, from the looks of it, it's a comedic game, not GTA+School
It's probably due to the repetitive, back-and-forth style, except that if you want to one-up your opponent, you need to find their weaknesses, and there's creativity.
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I think the game is really damn fun, and it offers a lot of new or updated things, namely the underground tunnels, wi-fi battles and trading, and 3D overworld graphics. It's a fresh game for a rehashed series, and I recommend to any DS owners who liked Red/Blue. Most of my friends play it, and all of us are over 16.
Live Messenger will have this once the Spring update comes about, and now it works both ways.
Oh please, the ads are usually nothing more than a billboard ad or a stadium ad. No game I have ever played with ads detracted from the game, in fact, some are helped by it (sports games, in particular). And ads have been in games for a while, hell, some games are ads, such as the Burger King ones.
Yes. In the Mouse menu, of all places. Would never think of finding it there...
I've always been surprised by what people find. I'm running on an A64@2.2GHz with 1.5GB of RAM. Vista boots faster, loads programs faster, shuts down much faster, and the time it takes to switch between programs is virtually nonexistent, all compared to XP. I will admit that a few games aren't quite as fast as they were on XP, but considering the drivers for the cards suck right (which, by the way, is no fault of Microsoft), it's excusable. The install also went smoothly, no problems whatsoever and detected everything the first time.
Also, you can disable UAC in this awesome little menu called...wait for it..."User Account Control". Oh yeah, I dual-boot this machine with Gentoo. Once again, no problems.
No, because they're not really trying to go for that image, they're successful businessmen with a legitimate following. They're no different than radio show DJs, except they do a lot more work. They just mix the music and help some up-and-comings get heard.
If they teamed up, we would have Windows running on Macs. Oh, wait...
It's some sort of cream or chapstick thing that's filled with "natural" herbs and gets rid of headaches. Or so I hear.
I made one of these a few years ago, easy C-like programming and fun to build. I made it a line follower, but I was cheap and didn't have much stuff for it...
True dat. Me and my friends camped out, and while we were having shopping cart races and waged minor warfare on Target, we were all peaceful and nice. I got to know a couple of people there. There was even a family of 4 there. Great crowd.
Look, have you ever seen the MC without his helmet in the games? No. So, I doubt that they show his face, and if they do...well, it won't be until the end. However, Halo 3 is still coming out, so we could see his face, and then they could CG it in, or find someone remarkably similar.
Either way, I hope they do it right. It looks like they know what they're doing.
I think you're thinking of http://www.gametap.com/
Think of it as "Your Rights Offline" too, even though it doesn't say it.
Luckily, I had just finished a session of this game, so I was on Windows. It's quite amazing, everyone follows a similar path at the beginning, but as you go further in, people miss jumps, flip over, take a different path, up until the end where everyone jumps into the ocean.
Well, at least the judge found a video game to be essentially an interactive book, instead of a "violence starter". Really, if a 13 year old kid is playing, say, Doom 3, and his parents are aware of it's rating and think that the kid is mature enough to handle it, they usually are. I first played Doom when I was 6, and Half-Life when I was 9. My parents didn't think that it would incite violence, and, well, it didn't. People like Jack Thompson only make ignorant parents more ignorant.
They should be able to use the original disc, and have the game be locally patched to handle the Wii's control scheme. I wouldn't mind paying $5 for some Metroid Prime goodness.
Does anyone else find it odd that an Apple employee is downloading their own product? Unless, of course, they work at an Apple store or something. Besides, Leopard doesn't seem all that different from the previous version...
From the thread: "At $12-$15 per 30 day time code, 120 mil isk. Gotta go ask a friend how much prostitutes go for here in Holland. Okay, you can get 2 girls till your done for $150 bucks. So you need 10 GTC's to hook up with two girls at once, that's 1.2 billion isk. With 700 billion isk you could hook up with 1166 girls. If I did my math right"
You don't game on Linux? I have Steam running under WINE. And RCT3. I still use Windows for Eve Online and BF2 though.
...what the fuck? Did he watch the trailer? This game is about defeating bullies, not being one. Hell, from the looks of it, it's a comedic game, not GTA+School
It's probably due to the repetitive, back-and-forth style, except that if you want to one-up your opponent, you need to find their weaknesses, and there's creativity.
Michael Jackson's Moonwalker. Seriously.
That's infuckingcredible.
I think it'll be a while before we get any humans there anyway. Why don't we grow the moon, Spore-style?