Genius! But from the start they should have said Sega help develope it even though Sega would have no input in it all then it would have a fighting chance in the market. To late though as it is doomed unless PS3 is a bad console which it won't be.
Yes they were behind it all, all of it I say. WWI and WWII and the cold war! In every basement around the world they have shrines of man hate. The truth is out! Run you perfect, innocent..dweebish uh I mean noble Nintento boys! RUN!
More relevant then you.... Putting Romero in there was a nice troll by the way. Also it's Carmack not Carmak. Learn to spell the name of people your weakly trying to bash.
That has to be the lamest reason to use a console controller I've ever read. I'm sorry I just couldn't stand back and let this BS continue. In your round about I'm not defending yet defending way you just made your self look bad. Just say you enjoyed be limited by a console controller and see if you believe the lie yourself.
Finally some answers or at least a different view of the inner workings of the once mighty Sega. The N64 event alone was enough to blow my mind. Incredible stuff.
Yes I have the same exact problem getting sick to my stomach. I finally figured out why I get this playing Half Life and not other games like Quake and Doom and FarCry. It's the inertia setting or slow down and speed up time. When you stop it is so abrupt that it's unnatural to our bodies. In real life we just don't start/stop that quick and it throws our inner ear eye cord out of sync. Sure in Half Life you can stop on a dime but's it's just not realistic for the enviroment our minds are perceiving. I'm not sure if you can alter this behavior in Half Life 2 but it should fix the problem along with the FOV change.
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Come on. We know thats not going to happen no matter how angry you get. This round is already over.
Genius! But from the start they should have said Sega help develope it even though Sega would have no input in it all then it would have a fighting chance in the market. To late though as it is doomed unless PS3 is a bad console which it won't be.
PS3 will be putting the last nails in the Xbox 360's coffin no matter what the MS and the MS Fanbois think. There is no other way around it.
Playstation...hate.. Feels so....good!
Yes they were behind it all, all of it I say. WWI and WWII and the cold war! In every basement around the world they have shrines of man hate. The truth is out! Run you perfect, innocent ..dweebish uh I mean noble Nintento boys! RUN!
I'm with Lessig to. I'm going to release my first batch of music from my band under a CC license also.
Who said anything about trying to convince you...
Touché!
More relevant then you.... Putting Romero in there was a nice troll by the way. Also it's Carmack not Carmak. Learn to spell the name of people your weakly trying to bash.
That has to be the lamest reason to use a console controller I've ever read. I'm sorry I just couldn't stand back and let this BS continue. In your round about I'm not defending yet defending way you just made your self look bad. Just say you enjoyed be limited by a console controller and see if you believe the lie yourself.
Finally some answers or at least a different view of the inner workings of the once mighty Sega. The N64 event alone was enough to blow my mind. Incredible stuff.
Coolness. Thanks for the info.
Same here. I'm going to probably get a 7600GT as my next purchase. Good is good enough.
Yes I have the same exact problem getting sick to my stomach. I finally figured out why I get this playing Half Life and not other games like Quake and Doom and FarCry. It's the inertia setting or slow down and speed up time. When you stop it is so abrupt that it's unnatural to our bodies. In real life we just don't start/stop that quick and it throws our inner ear eye cord out of sync. Sure in Half Life you can stop on a dime but's it's just not realistic for the enviroment our minds are perceiving. I'm not sure if you can alter this behavior in Half Life 2 but it should fix the problem along with the FOV change.