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Re: Is this... |
Oct 5, 2007, 10:51 |
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Hey BladeTurbo- You must be an idiot!!! Do you know anything about 3D Realms finances or busines at all? Maybe you should spend less time on the internet and more time going to school, reading the paper (not just comics)and looking at sites other than porn and gaming.
Stop asking stupid questions or get off this site!!!!!
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Re: So old that... |
Oct 2, 2004, 11:59 |
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I'm surprised that nobody has mentioned my favorite 'remember when':
Quarterdeck software's QEMM
Ah, the days of robbing conventional memory by readressing it from your graphics card. |
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Re: So old that... |
Sep 30, 2004, 12:17 |
Enahs |
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I think I still have my Space Orb. I defenately still use my Boomslang. I just had a brainstorm. A mouse with a controll pad built into it (maybe by the thumb) so you can move your body and your head all with just one mouse. No need for the keyboard. Whacha think?
Hey, if you only need one hand to play, then you know the Doom 3 sex mod would sure follow! Look at them thar shadows casted by her boobies!
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Enahs
That’s a deep kiss too, like the Europeans. You know the French they have to unhinge their jaw to show love. |
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I am free of all prejudice. I hate everyone equally.
- W. C. Fields |
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Re: Like moths to a flame |
Sep 28, 2004, 23:13 |
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"it never ceases to amaze me that any news announcement concerning DNF always draws a crowd"
We should make it a contest. Start a couple of threads and see which one will rise faster.
1) 3DRealms says they are working on DNF
2) Derek Smart says anything
3) Doom3 is way better than HL2 (or the other way)
4) RIAA sues someone pirating music
5) Microsoft is evil
The bets start at 5$
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Re: So old that... |
Sep 28, 2004, 18:58 |
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the young guys wouldn't understand setting up more extended memory in DOS through crappy edit and config.cfg
Neither do you apparently 
You mean config.sys and autoexec.bat, don't you?
Ahhh, the glorious days of DOS. Do you remember when the games started coming out with the GL DOS Extender, that finally got rid of that fucking 640k of initial memory?
I'll never forget the woes of one of my friends back then, who wanted to play the Dark Sun RPG with his Gravis Ultrasound, and when loading its driver had a grand total of 23!!! bytes too little main memory, and so it wouldn't run 
God, I really do NOT miss those days...
Creston
Heh, Lo Wang. "People ask me what I do with all the Shuriken. I take them with me to the movies. Throw them at people that cruncha popcorn too loud.
I throw the Shuriken in the dark! *whup whup whup*
And where it lands, nobody knows! "AAAGGGHH"
Ah! One landed! "
Hahahahahahahaha. That game was hilarious.
"You think Lo Wang scared of little snake?? HAHAHAHAHHAhaaaa... Oh shit.."
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Re: Like moths to a flame |
Sep 28, 2004, 12:36 |
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Personaly I think they have a developed such a rich and deep story line that no one in their original target audience would be able to understand it. That's why they are waiting till their audience reaches the new target age group of about 40 something.
It could just be that they are seriously lacking any developement talent.
id have written and released Quake 3+Team Arena and Doom 3 in the same time span. That's two new graphics engines, two sound engines and a physics engine all written by id. On top of that they support countless other dev teams who license id engines and have gone on to produce some of the biggest titles in the last 5 years. ( RtCW / Moh / CoD / Sof I&II / Elite Force I&II to name a few )
Plus how long were crytek going before releasing FarCry ? with it's impressive new engine & physics etc.
DNF & HL2 are the biggest hyped games to ever almost exist. I believe that both will look dated by the time they actually hit store shelfs. ( assuming they make it at all ).
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Re: Like moths to a flame |
Sep 28, 2004, 11:48 |
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"Realms, it will definitively have a captive audience."
HAHAHA, Seriously, is there a gamer in the world when faced with an actual copy of DNF for sale who could resist buying it?
"Oh my god what the fuck is this? No way, it isnt DNF! WHAT?? It is? I'm buying this shitter right fucking now"
Vote for Bush and find out |
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| STAY RIGHT WHERE YOU ARE, GET OUT OF THAT BED AND GET DOWN ON THE FLOOR, GET OUTSIDE RIGHT NOW, RIGHT HERE: GET DOWN ON THE CEMENT, I DONT CARE IF YOU'RE NUDE, GET DOWN ON THE CEMENT, I DON'T CARE IF ITS FREEZING! WHERES THE DRUGS, WE KNOW YOU GOT THE DRU |
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Re: So old that... |
Sep 28, 2004, 11:39 |
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I like my boomslang...!
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Re: So old that... |
Sep 28, 2004, 03:55 |
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I had two SpaceOrbs (gameport-versions) and the Logitech Cyberman 2. I preferred the Cyberman 2.
But the best controller ever was the TAC-2 for my Sinclair Spectrum (aka Timex Sinclair). I remember thinking that maybe 48K (yes, that's 48 kilobytes) was overkill when I decided between the 16K and 48K versions of that computer. Those were the days...
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Like moths to a flame |
Sep 28, 2004, 03:54 |
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While I have no intention of reading all 100+ posts in this thread, it never ceases to amaze me that any news announcement concerning DNF always draws a crowd. If DNF ever becomes a shipping game and not just an endless experiment in game development by 3D Realms, it will definitively have a captive audience.
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Re: So old that... |
Sep 28, 2004, 03:14 |
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"A mouse with a controll pad built into it (maybe by the thumb) so you can move your body and your head all with just one mouse. No need for the keyboard. Whacha think?"
Think that you don't want to require thumb dexterity on a controller that you are moving around the desk. On the other hand, I think it would awesome if they made on of those Nosotromo Speedpads with PS2-like analog joystick on the side instead of the current, difficult to use joypad.
I'm still waiting for someone to develop eye-tracking controllers that see where you are looking at and move your view or cursor accordingly. That will rock.
P.S. I could never get my Space Orb to work well on anything except Descent, for which it is still the best controller EVAR!...hmmm...think I'll reinstall that one tommorrow. |
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Re: butts lmao! |
Sep 28, 2004, 00:52 |
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You know I think they are jealous of HL2 and its vaporware awareness.
I want to start a marketing firm specializing in vaporware mindshare.
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Re: So old that... |
Sep 28, 2004, 00:29 |
Tony!!! |
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I think I still have my Space Orb. I defenately still use my Boomslang. I just had a brainstorm. A mouse with a controll pad built into it (maybe by the thumb) so you can move your body and your head all with just one mouse. No need for the keyboard. Whacha think?
-Tony!!!;)
Discover the #1 Health Secret in the World, Mangosteen!!!
http://www.Tony.Showmewhy.com |
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-Tony!!!;)
my 360 user name is Robo Pop |
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Re: So old that... |
Sep 27, 2004, 23:37 |
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... the young guys don't remember the Razer Boomslang.
COUGH*SPACEORB!*COUGH
How about:
VESA Local Bus video cards
PC speaker sound only
SX and DX versions of processors (I had an NEC 386 SX 20 at one time)
Video cards with expandable memory (sound cards too, I think)
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* Warhawk *
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"Uh...Uh, everything's under control. Situation normal."
"What happened?"
"Had a slight weapons malfunction but, uh, everything's perfectly all right now. We're all fine here, how are you?"
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Have I lied to you? I mean, in this room? Trust me, leave that thing alone. - GLaDOS
Did IQs just drop sharply while I was away? - Ripley
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Re: So old that... |
Sep 27, 2004, 23:25 |
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someone PLEASE build something like this.
I would pay $100 for one ....
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I am a spreader, and I like pop tarts, and I'm not an unwashed heathen. |
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Re: So old that... |
Sep 27, 2004, 23:04 |
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COUGH*SPACEORB!*COUGH
For the youngsters:
http://www.makeitsimple.com/reviews/space_orb/
I'm tellin' ya right now (NO ONE ever listens to me), if an enterprising soul could use the tech from the Space-orb (also used in Logitechs Cyberman 2 and other products for CAD design http://www.3dconnexion.com/products.htm ) a very good mouse emulation hybrid gamepad for FPS games on consoles could be made. It would sell BIG TIME! MS came pretty close with the Dual Strike ( http://activewin.com/reviews/hardware/joysticks/microsoft/dual_strike/index.shtml ) but it was built for PC's which is redundant as, obviously, the PC already has the perfect control scheme. For consoles though, it would be a godsend.
someone PLEASE build something like this.
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"Both the “left” and the “right” pretend they have the answer, but they are mere flippers on the same thalidomide baby, and the truth is that neither side has a clue."
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Re: So old that... |
Sep 27, 2004, 22:59 |
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GB, go back to posting on shugashack and sell the franchise to a developer that will do something with it.
Yeah, I hear Derek Smart is looking for an established title to develop.
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I can't believe these guys... |
Sep 27, 2004, 22:33 |
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It boggles my mind how anyone at 3DRealms could want to release any other "official" announcement other than "THE GAME IS F*CKING DONE ALREADY!!!!"
The only thing I can think of is that it satisfies someones contractual obligations??? I guess we'll know someday...or WILL WE????
And lastly, boy did I get a sick and cheap thrill at seeing a new Duke news thread...I've always maintained these threads have some of the best humor I read anywhere. I say keep up the "healthy" debate. 
By the way did I read something about HL2 going gold today?
Sling
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No subject |
Sep 27, 2004, 21:23 |
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The fact that they seem to be nonchalant and oblivious to the whole "DUKE NUKEM the game had been in developement FOREVER" amuses me, and there should be more developers like that willing to suck all the money and energy and time out of companies, go 3D Realms!
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Re: So old that... |
Sep 27, 2004, 20:59 |
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Indeed, Birdman's Lair was a website devoted to adding SpaceOrb support for all sorts of games. Kinda cool, actually.
And yeah, you're right about GreenMarine - he's kinda cool too. Actually, it was his .plan file that convinced me to buy Planescape:Torment, for which I will be forever grateful.
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