Damn. That's a well done site. I was actually hoping that the conspiracy theories would hold.
I don't know what to do with my newfound disillusionment. Does this mean I have to start trusting our government?
Regarding going back, as soon as the cost of mining certain minerals on the earth exceeeds the estimated cost of mining those same minerals on the moon, we will return to the moon.
I've blown through 2 laptops and 1 desktop in the last 2 years playing PC games, due to overheating and video card/driver nightmares. Plus, to complicate matters, I live in a country where it's next to impossible to get high-end PCs, not to mention video cards. So, I've made the switch to console games out of necessity.
In many countries, especially developing countries, console games are still much more accessible to the masses. Most people have TV's, but not everyone has a computer. And even if they could find a video card, no one could install one in order to play the best PC games. As long as these companies are targeting the mass markets, I expect that console games will find many homes internationally and among the technically challenged.
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Damn. That's a well done site. I was actually hoping that the conspiracy theories would hold.
I don't know what to do with my newfound disillusionment. Does this mean I have to start trusting our government?
Regarding going back, as soon as the cost of mining certain minerals on the earth exceeeds the estimated cost of mining those same minerals on the moon, we will return to the moon.
Rock samples anyone?
I've blown through 2 laptops and 1 desktop in the last 2 years playing PC games, due to overheating and video card /driver nightmares. Plus, to complicate matters, I live in a country where it's next to impossible to get high-end PCs, not to mention video cards. So, I've made the switch to console games out of necessity.
In many countries, especially developing countries, console games are still much more accessible to the masses. Most people have TV's, but not everyone has a computer. And even if they could find a video card, no one could install one in order to play the best PC games. As long as these companies are targeting the mass markets, I expect that console games will find many homes internationally and among the technically challenged.