crashedpc

I'll see to your Dir en Grey and raise MUCC, Kagerou, and D'EspairRay. If someone can play some of those Kagerou drum beats I'll worship them

Oh, I know about those third party power supplies. I used to work at a company that made them for... the Microsoft steering wheel. You really don't want to know what went on behind the scenes with that.

Scary thing is, last I heard before I quit, they were bidding on making the power supply for the main console itself... *shudder* REALLY don't want to know the shizz I heard/saw when that was going down.

Haha, that is joke screenshot, yes? Oil tanker, not able to fly through space? If that's for real though, I think I'm sold. Alien destroyer oil tanker, with anti-space missles. Yay!

I'm happy as all hell get out for a new R-Type game, but wasn't R-Type Final for the PS2, I dunno, the final game?

For $1.99 I'd just buy the Frosty, input the code, and then toss the fatty, fatty Frosty out the window. If you buy 25 of them and you win a Wii game, then you break even! Not that I'm advocating that, of course.

For some games, a strategy guide might be useful. I'm thinking of the Shin Megami Tensei series; particularly Nocturne. The guide for that is something around 300 pages or so, and it's because it's so damn complex (charts for monster sacrfices/races/recruiting, stats, rares, replays, extra dungeons/bosses, I think 4 endings for a 60+ hour long RPG, etc etc). When I'm playing a game like that, having a hardcopy by my side is useful, especially if I don't feel like printing out several hundred pages of FAQ. With that in mind, I'm talking about a very specific game in a particular genre. Games like MGS3, DMC3, or heck, even most RPGs don't require a hardcopy guide to play through. Exploration is fun.

I have now almost completely lost faith in the movie industry when someone like Boll is allowed near a camera. Perhaps we should arrange an intervention? "Uwe... we need to talk to you..."