I wonder how strong DAVE's security is? Will malicious individuals be able to snoop into my files? I see no mention of security anywhere in the article.
Third-party mediators are used often. Sure, they're usually neutral parties... but can't we ignore that for a minute? Sony sure seems to be ignoring consumer interest regarding a number of things.
I meant a cease and desist regarding the Lemmings game. Why would Nintendo send one for something Sony owns the IP for?
I can see why Nintendo would send one to the homebrew hardware manufacturers, for enabling the play of copied games. I don't think they will, though, since a strong homebrew community can increase console sales and extend the life of the handheld.
someone decided to do monthly homebrew reviews. I spend too much time here to keep up on everything that's going on with homebrew.
A those games look pretty sweet. Sweet enough to finally get me to invest in some homebrew access hardware. I've always loved Lemmings. Any predictions as to how long before Sony sends the cease and desist? My guess is tomorrow.
Was talking to the clerk in GameStop today. He mentioned something about two versions of Zelda coming...
Version one being a Gamecube release, and version two being a Revolution release. He speculated that version two will be the same game, but with optimizations for playing with the Revolution's controller.
Where to GameStop employees get this info? Is it even accurate? Only time will tell, I guess.
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I wonder how strong DAVE's security is? Will malicious individuals be able to snoop into my files? I see no mention of security anywhere in the article.
Yeah, it's a dupe.
information on why the S. Korean government is urging users not to upgrade. Perhaps this would have been better included in the next slashback?
Third-party mediators are used often. Sure, they're usually neutral parties... but can't we ignore that for a minute? Sony sure seems to be ignoring consumer interest regarding a number of things.
Is the most appropriate course to play in this contest.
I meant a cease and desist regarding the Lemmings game. Why would Nintendo send one for something Sony owns the IP for?
I can see why Nintendo would send one to the homebrew hardware manufacturers, for enabling the play of copied games. I don't think they will, though, since a strong homebrew community can increase console sales and extend the life of the handheld.
someone decided to do monthly homebrew reviews. I spend too much time here to keep up on everything that's going on with homebrew. A those games look pretty sweet. Sweet enough to finally get me to invest in some homebrew access hardware. I've always loved Lemmings. Any predictions as to how long before Sony sends the cease and desist? My guess is tomorrow.
Have you considered importing one from the US? We've got plenty here...
Yep, that's what I figured. It's an interesting speculation, though.
Was talking to the clerk in GameStop today. He mentioned something about two versions of Zelda coming...
Version one being a Gamecube release, and version two being a Revolution release. He speculated that version two will be the same game, but with optimizations for playing with the Revolution's controller.
Where to GameStop employees get this info? Is it even accurate? Only time will tell, I guess.