netnerd85 wrote on Apr 19, 2013, 04:46:
Lots of PC gamers with shit hardware round here... man-up boys!

Creston wrote on Jan 11, 2013, 00:46:

Prez wrote on Jan 10, 2013, 23:01:
I'm probably showing just how out of touch, old, and un-hip I am by asking this, but what does the "#" symbol before everything I see in commercials and on the web indicate? I see it on movie titles now too.

Twitter bullshit. I wish the fucker who decided to put it into TV shows would get AIDS.

Anyway, curious to see what they'll do with Arrested. Everyone's ten years older now, so a lot of the gags around the kids obviously don't work anymore. I wonder if they'll do a little montage of "Here's what happened to the Bluths in the past ten years."

I won't say it's the best comedy there's ever been, like some people (I much prefer Community and good old Scrubs), but it's definitely one of the finest 'clever' comedies. Sad that the clever ones never last long because the average US mouthbreather "Just doesn't get it, man!"

Creston

Optional nickname wrote on Aug 27, 2012, 12:34:
Gaming as of 2012+ and beyond, is serious business, revenue exceeds all other entertainment forms, combined.

There is no stopping publishers, that gaming will cost gamers, eventually, what a meal costs. Have fun playing your favorite games, at $50/day, come 10 years from now, young gamers of today.

It will come to a point, where the mob will take over, and gaming publishers will start assassinating each other, if it imposes a threat on their empire, much like pharmaceutical, automotive, nuclear, areas have in the past.

If you want to relive free gaming, I highly suggest you buy a Commodore Amiga 500 / 2000 from Ebay , as that will be an expensive collectors item, and might even be confiscated, as free gaming come near future, will be a threat to Americas homeland security.

The next era of gaming however, better be fucking worth our dollars, and not what Diablo 3 is, if you want our money, fine, take some, but deliver!

Cutter wrote on Aug 10, 2012, 13:09:
Wow, just caught the trailer for Killing Them Softly at IMDB and this looks great. Old school 70's style mob type flick. It's based on George V. Higgins 70's novel Cogan's Trade which I'm now going to give a read. Quite the cast for this flick.

Frags4Fun wrote on Jul 22, 2012, 19:38:

but I do understand why some people thing patents are good in these areas.

Has anyone else noticed how often people have been typing the word "think" as "thing" lately? I'm seeing it at least once a day on average. I'm not a spelling Nazi or anything, but I do wonder why it has been happening so often.

Disclaimer: My spelling and typing skills are average at best and I too have typed thing when I have meant to say think.

Ripperjack wrote on Jun 29, 2012, 16:24:
$139 to listen to bunch of SOE suits prattle on about their latest shoveware, and play their selection of old, recently converted to F2P, failing MMO's?

No thanks!!

Jim wrote on Jun 19, 2012, 13:26:
I never played Rage, mainly because I didn't have a PC that would handle it at the time it came out, but then I simply forgot it existed.

I then heard it wasn't all that great (maybe it was better than Duke Nukem Forever, I didn't play that one either) and decided not to bother.

It is ironic that I started coming to Blues News way back in the day because this site was dedicated to ONE (and only ONE) anticipated game release by id Software, now they don't even make waves in the industry they created.

Sepharo wrote on May 30, 2012, 22:44:

nin wrote on May 30, 2012, 22:20:
Once again, I'd like to pimp the movie "The People Vs George Lucas". Think it's even on netflix streaming now. Great documentary that fully outlines why people are so angry at him, and even comes to his defense in a few parts.

Also don't forget all of Plinkett's stuff. I've watched those reviews more than the films themselves at this point and they're about the same runtime too. He just recently put one up for IJ4 too.