Nah, we're all there from time to time. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Cyberxion
I really want to win the lottery. Not for the being rich as much as for the not working. I have so many other things I could be doing, gaming is one of them.
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Nah, we're all there from time to time. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Cyberxion
I really want to win the lottery. Not for the being rich as much as for the not working. I have so many other things I could be doing, gaming is one of them.
AMD Sempron ProcessorQuote:
Originally Posted by Huey Kruthas
3200+
1.80 GHz, 448 MB of Ram.
I have no fucking clue what any of this means. :wacko:
Ah yeah, the Wii, keep saving a bit of money for when Brawl comes out. I'm considering getting one by the end of the year, but a PS3 has a priority over me.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cyberxion
Actually, repairing the PS2 comes first...anyways, platformers never got old. :P
Because of work and stuff, I have been there myself, when I got filled with work and school I didn't had any "quick" games to be able to play for 30 minutes or so.
It mean you have a 64MB onboard video chip ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Cyberxion
TRUEH GAMER.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sprung
Same here, but when you have the taste of playing so many games and then end up stuck with your original ones...eh....it's just not the same. :P
The first time I played that game, I hated it. Then everything fell into place with the spell system and the combat, and I ended up enjoying it immensely. I never did finish it though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sprung
Yeah, you and me both. I really want to win it so that I can stop worrying about taking care of my family, y'know? That's what brings me the most stress. I'd just like to have enough cash to take care of them for the rest of my life.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sprung
haha.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cyberxion
Well, assuming your video card isn't complete shit, you should be able to run it.
That's kind of a low amount of RAM though, so it might cause some slow downs. But the levels are fairly small in Portal, so I don't think it will.
Yeah, this thing isn't expandable either. Like, literally. Everything is set in there in a way that makes it impossible to replace anything. Getting the DVD burner in there was hard enough. @_@Quote:
Originally Posted by Sprung
I might check it out. Is there a demo available? I don't really dig the idea of spending cash on something that might not work, y'know?Quote:
Originally Posted by Huey Kruthas
:]Quote:
Originally Posted by Fer!
I thought the same thing when I had the PS3...you figure, I'm supposed to have the best of the best in gaming at my fingertips, and I play SOTC on it :lol
On the topic of Eternal Darkness, beating it three times with the different alignments unlocks what I can only describe as an endless ending.
Ahh, good game :D
If you have a spare PCI slot, you can get a decent enough card...Quote:
Originally Posted by Cyberxion
I would think there would be one slot...maybe not though :shrug:
Ah, finish it then. :D At first yeah, it's a bit tough to understand and like (kinda like Lucky Star, with the first episode. :wacko: ) but yeah, it's one of the Top 10 games of the Gamecube IMO. :nod:
I haven't done the third run with the green symbol, gotta do it one of these days...
Beating it once, for me, would be fine ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Huey Kruthas
The first disc I burned for the Cube was the SNES Emulator. :wacko: And play Super Mario World on it, yay.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sprung
We're making ourselves sound old :lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Fer!
Super Mario Bros 3 is Godly. :]
As far as I can tell, unless you have an Nvidia graphics card, you can't get a hold of a Portal demo.
they only released it for people with Nvidia cards, I guess :shrug:
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How are you liking the awesomeness that is Orange box Sprung?
I'm speechless. It is all the awesomeness in the whole world condensed into a little box of orange goodness.Quote:
Originally Posted by Zephyr
More like aging with elegance. :]Quote:
Originally Posted by Sprung
One of my buddies played the music of the first stage on a gig with a western rhythm and it was quite...disappointing or something that only one dude said: "YEAH! MARIO ROCKS!".Quote:
Super Mario Bros 3 is Godly.
And I say it's disappointing because lots of so called "gamerz" were in the gig but they call themselves gamers just because they play Halo 3. >___>
I'm pretty-much computer illiterate, remember? It could have a million of them, and I wouldn't know it even if I was staring right at 'em. :wacko:Quote:
Originally Posted by Sprung
But really though, I haven't checked for that specifically, 'cause I really never knew what I was supposed to be looking for. I might crack it open and check it out some day.
And again, I don't say HALO IS SHIT, but in the last anime expo I went, some dude was showing videos of old school games (Mario 3, SMB, TMNT 2, Megaman and others) and of course we all were: ";___; we are old" but some 12-14 year old kids were like: "LOL IT LOOKS LIEK SHITE, THOSE ARENT GAMES HALO ROCKZ"
And yeah, we got pissed. And started to bash them away. :wacko:
You never, EVER, say that SMB looks like shit. :ignore:
PCI slots are white, if I recall correctly. PCI Express are brown(?)...Quote:
Originally Posted by Cyberxion
Pop a card in, and you should be good. The BIOS might turn off the onboard chip automatically, but if not, it's easy to do so ;)
Get CPU-Z, it's really useful. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Cyberxion
Haloboy speaks the truth.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fer!
/hides
/starts gathering powerQuote:
Originally Posted by Sprung
You better hide.
/too much power
I'm beat. Need to sleep. >__>
I haven't got the privilege to play orange box or half life. Ever.
Never had the chance, I had the every system but the wii and ps3 too.
Just never did. Will definalty be looking into it though, as I've been dying to play it.
You need to pick up Mass Effect, COD4, and Oblivion. You won't be dissapointed.
HAH! WINQuote:
Originally Posted by Fer!
:wav: night Fer
I haven't tred mass Effect, but COD4 is out...I HATE squad based war games. Oblivion isn't my style either.Quote:
Originally Posted by Zephyr
Splinter Cell Double Agent is really fun. Great graphics and fun gameplay. I only played like, 1/3 of the first splinter cell, so I really don't have much to compare to. Story line is really cool, feels like a movie. I played online for a bit, and the death matches are really fun. Defiantly different, but it's innovative and fun. :] I've got 4 of the coolest games in a 2 day period, so I'm having a great week.
Still hoping to get GH3 and Fight night. I'll be even more happy. :D
COD4 plays exactly like Halo's.
Expect the graphics are realistic and the story is realistic.
You don't have to control anyone, other than yourself if that's what you mean. It's not like ghost recon at all, I hate those as well.
Hmm...I might try it then. I bought it for my son for Christmas :lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Zephyr
I almost bought Blacksite: Area 51, but I read the back and it talked about controlling your squad with one button...
that's when i stopped reading it.
I believe it's time for me to go to bed.
Goodnight all :wav:
Blacksite got a shit rating. I played the demo, and it was alright. It's powered by the unreal engine, so it looks good. They said there's too many bugs and it felt unfinished. I might be able to get it for free if I sign up for the sayswap thing. :P
It's 10 points, which is pretty rare for a 360 game.
But yeah, COD 4 is amazing. You'll like it a lot I'm sure. It has a great but short single player as well as addicting and satisfying multiplayer.
Nighty night. :P
So tired of Cera. Overrated as shit.Quote:
Originally Posted by Strongbad
Director: "Okay, Michael, in this next scene, you're an awkward teenager trying to pick up a cute girl."
Cera: "Sounds good, let's do it."
And with that, I bid thee adieu.
Adieu.
Adoo.
Fuck it.