Teh Bad Grammer-Ouy: Engrish Lesones 4 All.

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Originally Posted by GunSlinger Boy

i just don't want to
A: pay 50 USD for OoT 3D and
B: pay almost 200 bucks for the console to play it on.
and C: not have to buy a specific controller for my PC

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I understand your reasoning.

But I don't really spend much on PC hardware, and haven't for years now.
The only console games I buy atm are for Xbox 360.
I just like having consoles, and haven't finished collecting all the ones I want yet :P

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Originally Posted by deadlegion

I understand your reasoning.

But I don't really spend much on PC hardware, and haven't for years now.
The only console games I buy atm are for Xbox 360.
I just like having consoles, and haven't finished collecting all the ones I want yet :P

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I'm working on getting some retro systems myself. A DC from Gypsy, which I will possibly be trading MtG cards for, and I also want a NES and SNES.

Then I'll work on the older Sega systems.

Oh, and I would absolutely LOVE to have a MAME cabinet. :drool:

my PC is more than suited for N64 emulation except controller wise

:bed:

ima get an Xbox 360,Halo something or other for funishment, and Sonic The Hedgehog '06 for some reason i have no idea of.

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Originally Posted by GunSlinger Boy

my PC is more than suited for N64 emulation except controller wise

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It's been ages since I looked at N64 emulation (I did actually consider it for a time, but just for Xbox).
It's pretty much the same as emulating on PC afaik.......but are all games playable now? Because for a while there were quite a few that were buggy as hell :ugh:

ah well. wired Xbox 360 controllr it is i guess.

anyone know of a good one with ergonomics that don't feel as bad/worse than the NES rectanglepad?

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Originally Posted by GunSlinger Boy

ima get an Xbox 360

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Perfect Dark Zero :pwacko:

Mass Effect 1, Metro 2033 and plenty of other titles are available on PC.
And lots of stuff is on PS3 plus it has exclusives.

But over here where I am it's easier and cheaper to find Xbox 360 titles, the console is slightly cheaper, the games don't consume vast amounts of HDD space (usually), and updates are quick and simple.
I don't play online so it doesn't come into consideration at all.
It's just the less complicated scenario from my pov atm.......but I'll grab a PS3 eventually.

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Originally Posted by GunSlinger Boy

ah well. wired Xbox 360 controllr it is i guess.

anyone know of a good one with ergonomics that don't feel as bad/worse than the NES rectanglepad?

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Not really, but I only have genuine x360 wireless controllers.......and all my Xbox controllers seem the same as the genuine ones d-pad wise :P
Xbox and Xbox 360 d-pads are absolutely terrible :lol

i like N64 Perfect Dark so i may get the PD Zero prequel iirc

well :bed: soon. for some reason the world thinks i need to get up before 3 PM

:Yawn:

Should not have back read that crap. >_>

Read? Crap? Sounds like how I feel about much of whats said in these 'Hang-Outs'....heh heh.... ;)

You are apparently my 'friend' now, Gypsy. As to your question, I grasp very little about the cards and their 'values'....I remember Erik always telling me to *NOT* focus on the artwork/flavour...ughhh...so confusing...:monocle:

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Originally Posted by Gypsco

Should not have back read that crap. >_>

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I shouldn't have had t live through it. >_>

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Originally Posted by GradyWilson

As to your question, I grasp very little about the cards and their 'values'....I remember Erik always telling me to *NOT* focus on the artwork/flavour...ughhh...so confusing...:monocle:

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The game is rather complicated. Especially when you get into high level play (See: Gypsy, Shardnax, TheRealSpiders).

And I will admit, it's not easy to grasp. The first few times I tried to learn I was like "Whaa- o.O?" And after 5 - 6 years of casual play, that still happens. A lot. :wacko: