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I take that back, I also rewired a gamecube controller so that I could remove the end and flip a little switch that would allow me to use the controller for both ps2 and gamecube, and wii, but thats an automatic.

wait.
thats not really much programming is it, thats more messing around with the wires and the insides of the controller....

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Originally Posted by Illora

I take that back, I also rewired a gamecube controller so that I could remove the end and flip a little switch that would allow me to use the controller for both ps2 and gamecube, and wii, but thats an automatic.

wait.
thats not really much programming is it, thats more messing around with the wires and the insides of the controller....

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Unless you did it without any real help, i'm really not impressed by electronics work.

It's cool, sure, but it's not anything that requires more than time, following directions properly, and componants.

Wow, I'm fucking depressed or something today...

Shooting down everyone's hopes and dreams :-/

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Originally Posted by Cosmic

Not a lot of people know this, but I was the person who programmed E.T. for the Atari 2600.

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Asshole! :fist:
WTF WERE YOU THINKING?!

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Originally Posted by Cosmic

Not a lot of people know this, but I was the person who programmed E.T. for the Atari 2600.

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You sir, are a god.

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Originally Posted by Lee

You sir, are a god.

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you need to go see what ET the game was.

also, I did the controller on my own

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Originally Posted by Cosmic

Not a lot of people know this, but I was the person who programmed E.T. for the Atari 2600.

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What's more amazing is how you programmed it without even being born yet. :P

Yeah well I programmed Hannah Montana the Movie for 360 and PS3. :]

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Originally Posted by Illora

I did the controller on my own

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No, you didn't.

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Originally Posted by Milady

Actually, I only rarely brought my DS with me anywhere when it was working. Or rather, I brought it with me frequently, but only rarely actually used it to play anything on the go. I don't mind the larger size for playing mostly at home.

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Not going to lie, I've been playing my iTouch more than anything else. Even at home. It's nice to have a version of Secret of Mana that doesn't require me to pull out a controller.

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Originally Posted by Fer!

Also, as much as I hate saying this, I hate when people play the games the way they're not supposed to. I borrowed BC2 to a friend and he's having a lot of fun with it, I tell him, yeah, it's all about co-op and sticking with your squad to win.

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Alright, I know your first language is Spanish, but this has been bothering me for a while. Generally, you borrow from someone, and the other person is loaning or lending to you.

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Originally Posted by Fer!

*Ariel Rebel snip*

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Honestly, I can't handle looking at her anymore after I saw that one picture. Even if she does look like Ellen Page.

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Originally Posted by Gare

Oh, and just so we're on the same page: we can post NSFW stuff in Retro, right?

Right? :wacko:

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Yeah, I did already. Remember? Time to bring back the porn thread?

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Originally Posted by Inferno.

Yeah well I programmed Hannah Montana the Movie for 360 and PS3. :]

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YOU PROGRAMMED A MOVIE?!

Madness.

I programmed Y2K

@Cola: Are you going to conquer Fer's in/on confusion next? :wacko:

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Originally Posted by Inferno.

Yeah well I programmed Hannah Montana the Movie for 360 and PS3. :]

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That makes sense because you are the only male who ever played it. :wacko:

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Originally Posted by Lee

YOU PROGRAMMED A MOVIE?!

Madness.

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It's a game bro, with movie in its title. Serious.

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Originally Posted by Lee

No, you didn't.

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yeah I did, unless using the internetz counts