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Lego Robotech / Macross Mech |
Jul 11, 2002, 10:40 |
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Now THOSE are kickass.
So sick of seeing Star Wars/Trek LEGO models.
Nice to see some amazing-looking anime LEGOs.
^,^
-Hyatus
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| News Comments > Platoon Movie & Movie License |
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eh? |
Jul 10, 2002, 23:32 |
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Was this purchase really necessary?
I mean, it doesn't seem to be based off the movie in any
capacity excepting the setting(vietnam).
Sounds pointless to me.
-Hyatus
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Research |
Jul 10, 2002, 13:30 |
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They probably played nothing but pachinko and hentai dating
sims.
-Hyatus
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| News Comments > The Massive Number of MMORPGS |
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ehh... |
Jul 10, 2002, 01:47 |
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Personally, I don't understand why people think these games
are any fun. I've tried out Everquest, UO and Ragnarok
Online.
Maybe it's just me. I'd rather play a strong, solid game
that doesn't REQUIRE you to play with other people all the
time. Why can't these games use the MM part as a sort of
color to the real game?
It may also be my lack of imagination. It's hard to be
'in-character.' Those weirdo SCA people who talk in an
English accent all day, drive me nuts(not immplying that's
ALL SCA people).
-Hyatus
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| News Comments > The Massive Number of MMORPGS |
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gag indeed... |
Jul 9, 2002, 20:45 |
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"balance between appealing to casual versus hardcore
gamers."
I don't think there really IS much of a balance.
Casual gamers are MUCH less likely, IMO, to pay 10-15 bucks
a month on top of internet fees for a MMO game. Not to
mention the money they'll have to spend on PC upgrades to
play said games.
If I was to only play the games every now and then, I sure-
as-hell wouldn't feel like I was getting my money out of
them.
I wish this business model would hurry up and fail utterly
so they can think up a new one.
-Hyatus
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| News Comments > Priest Unveiled |
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Re: Well. |
Jul 9, 2002, 19:32 |
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It was called Requiem: Avenging Angel. ~,^
Personally, I'd rather see an adult-oriented animated mini-
series.
I can't think of the real benefit it would bring to make
Preacher interactive. I think it works much better as a
story.
-Hyatus
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| News Comments > Out of the Blue |
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Akira |
Jul 9, 2002, 17:15 |
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"the old voices were so much better."
I totally agree. Plus, with the 1 million+ they put down
to re-dub it, it's very unlikely we'll ever hear the
original voices on DVD.
I still prefer watching anime in the original japanese, tho.
-Hyatus
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aaaah... |
Jul 9, 2002, 09:51 |
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Creepy.
I was just reading Charlie and the Chocolate Factory this
morning(need to make a trip to the library and get something
new to read). Cease your ESP-wielding powers, Blue. You
saw what happened to that kid in Akira, didn't you?
"It's my HEAAAAAD!!!!"
-John Malkovich in 'Being John Malkovich'
-Hyatus
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Auryn Quest |
Jul 9, 2002, 09:46 |
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I swear that everyone forgets this is the Neverending Story
game that was promised a couple years ago.
Or maybe everyone just forgot there was supposed to BE a
Neverending Story game promised a couple of years ago.
-Hyatus
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| News Comments > Consolidation |
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Re: wait a minute......... |
Jul 7, 2002, 17:01 |
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There's also going to be tons of quality PS2 games.
And really...the PSX/PS1 is an outdated system. Yet, there
are still a few people buying it. There are also still
a handful of PSX games that are hitting the market.
The first year the PS2 was launched it sold pretty damned
well, I'd say.
GT3/GTA3/FFX/MGS2 and the lack of systems at launch might
have stopped some people from getting a PS2 early on, but
at least those games were ANNOUNCED when the system was
released. I check the up&coming list for all three of the
systems every now and then, yet I only ever see maybe one
or two X-Box games that peak MY interests(and I like to
believe I enjoy a plethora of gaming genres).
The PS2 might not have some of the 'prettier' features that
the X-Box and Gamecube brag about, but Sony seems to attract
quite a few developers who know what makes for good
gameplay.
-Hyatus
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| News Comments > Consolidation |
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ehhh... |
Jul 7, 2002, 14:12 |
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Personally, I'd prefer the 'playground' left to Sony and
Nintendo.
I want the 2 or 3 decent X-Box titles ported over to the PC.
It'd be nice to be able to play the upcoming Mech Assault(I
believe that's the one) and Halo(based on hype) on my PC.
My Dreamcast(less than $50 now) is as 'Next-Gen' as I'm
going to get in the console world for a few years.
-Hyatus
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| News Comments > James Bond 007: Nightfire Q&A |
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err... |
Jul 7, 2002, 14:01 |
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"James Bond comes to the PC this year for the first time ever."
Uhmm...that's wrong.
007: Licence to Kill
James Bond: Goldfinger
James Bond: Stealth Affair, The
James Bond 007 in: A View to a Kill
All PC games.
Unless he means it's the first time this year it's coming
for the PC...then he'd be correct.
-Hyatus
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| News Comments > Cryo Folds |
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eh? |
Jul 5, 2002, 04:27 |
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"Gamespy and Godgames... these companies are ruining the gaming market. This is where gaming companies are set apart i feel, like Lucas Atrs. They can affors to tell gamespy to go fuck itself and publish thier own game! Good for them. "
What the hell does Gamespy have to do with this?
They made the gamespy server browser, gamespy arcade, and
own most of the planet websites.
How exactly did THEY ruin the industry?
-Hyatus
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| News Comments > Help Wanted |
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uhmm... |
Jul 3, 2002, 14:45 |
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Actually, I don't believe they have the rights to
Shadowrun. FASA Studios, if I remember correctly, is just
the namesake that Microsoft bought when they acquired the
Mechwarrior/Battletech video game licenses.
FASA the RPG company is no more.
I believe Shadowrun is now owned by...Wizkid Studios?
Something like that.
-Hyatus
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| News Comments > Out of the Blue |
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Re: Separation of church and state. |
Jun 27, 2002, 21:28 |
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"It's a typical American view: the rest of the world doesn't matter. Well it does."
Nonono...The rest of the world DOES matter. But us first.
Do you think the citizens of these 'troubled' countries
think any different?
"That was the REAL lesson of September 11. Foriegn nations CAN have a DIRECT influance on you.
But even if they don't, it's important to realize that they are people too. It IS important"
I dunno. I think the suicidal bastards' "direct influence"
showed me that there are some humans who just aren't people.
-Hyatus
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| News Comments > Out of the Blue |
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Re: Separation of church and state. |
Jun 27, 2002, 17:52 |
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#49:
"What are the really important and long term issues? Is it recording TV shows (that IS copyright infringement I believe)"
Nope. It's legal to tape television shows for later use.
You may tape for you or your friends. It was a big issue
back around 1980.
"or is it a potential nuclear war between India or Pakistan? Or dozens dead in fighting between Israel and Palestine?"
I find them pretty funny, actually. For countries whose
people bitch about the US so much and say we should not try
to be the 'peacekeepers' of the world, they sure do get in
a lot of crap.
"How about Russian nuclear disarmament?"
Those nukes have been sitting there for years. They can
wait a bit longer.
"I'm not implying we should not look out for draconian laws that will restrict our liberties... but there are many more issues beyond US borders that could have a big impact on us (and even if they don't have an effect on us, does that make them unimportant?). "
Of course they're not unimportant. However, and I believe
this phrase wholeheartedly, "Fix yourself before you try and
fix someone else." Whose nukes should we be disabling
first? Ours or the Russians? Whose war should we be
worrying more about? The one between India and Pakistan or
the 'war on terrorism' we declared last year?
I suppose when it comes down to it, I don't want the US to
be the pot calling the kettle black. Of course we should
worry about nuclear war between two foreign lands. That is
some bad, BAD business. But we're getting too lazy here and
letting our government do away with our pleasures in life.
Without our pleasures, what the hell are we?
-Hyatus
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