[quote who="SwerydAss" reply="78" id="2630597"]Actually it says 120,000, but also the 2 weeks before that Sins was the top seller with no anti piracy on it as well. Makes me think the makers of DRM put up some bots to continuously download and try to connect to sell their software after Sins dominated sales without it. It makes me very suspicious especially since Demigod was an online game where pirates would know beforehand that they wouldn't be able to connect so wou
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Are you honestly serious with that first reply? A monitor is specific to a pc, so then how do you watch a console game? Who gives a crap if pcs come with monitors? You are once again making ASSumptions, going as far as COMPLETELY MISSING THE POINT THAT HARDWARE DOES NOT COUNT AS A DISPLAY! Either way, you have to have a display to view a pc or a console, so you can't count a monitor with a pc unless you also count a display with a 360. You are just full of it
Since you want to act like you have logic Zehdon, let me ask you a logical question: How is it that some internet kid in a forum, like yourself, knows more then developers and executives who look at their bottom line, know who is online, and if they are pirating, and then has to adjust thing accordingly? So all of these developers and executives who see all of this are just full of crap, and some kid is right because 'the devs make mad money'? I for one can easil
First of all, you mention the monitor and use it in an argument about the xbox 360. That's hardware, so where is the mentioning of a tv? I could easily link you with a pc that would be more powerful then a 360 at newegg, and that is alos with the xbox with a 120 gig hdd being at $300! Secondly, YOU have no evidence. The guy above has evidence, it's called the DEVLOPER WHO MADE THE GAME. You routenly ignore what the developers say and pull crap out of your ass
[quote who="-RAISTLIN-" reply="53" id="2629092"] Quoting ZehDon, reply 51 Quoting TheDarkKnight2008, reply 50 ...You have some of the best names in pc gaming leaving for consoles because people steal and you sad bunch of fools bash them relentlessly... I always find these types of comments hilarious. Unreal Tournament 2k4 was, as I said, brilliant. I still play it. UT3, which I also own, was terrible, plain a
[quote who="ZehDon" reply="51" id="2629075"] Quoting TheDarkKnight2008, reply 50 ...You have some of the best names in pc gaming leaving for consoles because people steal and you sad bunch of fools bash them relentlessly... I always find these types of comments hilarious. Unreal Tournament 2k4 was, as I said, brilliant. I still play it. UT3, which I also own, was terrible, plain and simple. However, ask Epic why UT3 failed and I be
What a sad bunch of excuses. You have some of the best names in pc gaming leaving for consoles because people steal and you sad bunch of fools bash them relentlessly. I'm not surprised they are leaving. Unreal Tournament was THE online game in the early millenium, well it and Quake 3. Speaking of Quake 3, John Carmack is moving towards consoles and I remember pc fanboys bashing him for that too...
I mentioned that, but the nuke doesn't stop there as of importance. The nuclear bomb was then used to send rockets into space. We owe MANY things to the nuke.
[quote who="DethAdder" reply="2" id="2626127"]Looks more like they told the respondants to name 100 things in under a minute or something. Hell, Hot water isn't even an invention in my book since it occurs naturally easy enough. More like a discovery. The rest looks more like a list of "What inventions can your limited long term memory produce?" or "What items did you use today?". I'm not saying anything bad about the Brits, as I expect any developed country would produce just as absurd a rep
[quote who="RAWRRRR" reply="1" id="2626121"]actually.. shoes, paper, fork / knives, hot water, email, google.. all of those are actually pretty great inventions that drastically changed the world. Don't know why you pointed those out.. except for maybe why they're so low? Would you like a survey about your home country that makes your country look retarded? [/quote] I think it's clear why I pointed them out, unless you too think Google is a grea
http://tech.fortune.cnn.com/2010/05/20/brits-vote-iphone-8th-greatest-invention/ Absurd topic of the day, 4,000 people from britian were polled, and of the 100 best inventions, none had the semiconductor or microchip. None had radio frequency, a huge invention from Nikola Tesla that everyone uses. None had the nuclear bomb, or rocket technology, another set of large inventions th
Can I ask any of the 'instant on will take over' people something: Why didn't: PDAs Cell phones etc take off and kill the desktop/laptop market? Is it due to them being smaller and the ipad being a large version of them? or is it due to the fact that in order for devices to not have things like a bios, they must be propiertary, which beefs up the price and makes it hard to do anything if you have issues? As I recall, the ima
Btw guys, the tv is angled in such a way that it can be turned and watched while doing laundry. I also have it angled in such a way that I can brush teeth or cut my hair and watch tv. I'm screwing with you on this topic (Not to mention I found this idea of a toilet tv hilarious). Yes, I could've easily mentioned that I have a half bathroom half laundry room, and it's for alot more stuff, but why do that when I could make you guys think I'm some kind of RAVING LUNATIC
[quote who="Moosetek13" reply="1" id="2625839"]That is really sad. All that stuff in a bathroom? All those cables and wires, in a bathroom? And the 'need' to watch TV in the bathroom? Pitiful. Really. I feel sorry for you. But I feel more sorry for the electronics in such a moist environment. You are just asking for either failure, or a fire. [/quote] It's a half bathroom. Bathr
So I renovated my bathroom. I could've called it 'bathroom renovation topic', but why ignore something as awesome as a 15" hdtv facing the toilet? All of this was done by me btw, in case you wonder. The system is a rubbermaid expandable unit sold at lowes. New, LONG hanging space. <img src="http://i247.photobucket.com/albums/gg1
If pcs didn't have a bios you could have instant boot (combined with ssd). The problem is, if you have issues, you need a bios. As someone else said, ADHD wins.
[quote who="Frogboy" reply="56" id="2623520"] Quoting vStyler, reply 54 Ask yourself that question the next time you are doing free tech support/configuration for grandma and grandpa's PC iPad doesn't need support? No. My 3 year old can use it without a problem. Even my mom could use it without bugging me. As is, I get calls from her constantly about this or that for the Thinkpad. Why isn't Bluetoo
[quote who="ZehDon" reply="28" id="2619486"] Quoting TheDarkKnight2008, reply 25 ...The main one is latency. Unless we create wormholes and send data instantly cloud computing will at the least double any latency you have. Actually, Speed isn't no much the issue as the size of the Data is. Assuming the country in question has a national optical fibre network - remembering the Speed of Light is around 299,000,000-odd meters per second (The circumfer
Onlive is interesting to people who think cloud computing is interesting... And don't realize that cloud computing is a fad that pops up as often as 3dtv. Cloud computing was known as Application Service Providers, which died a horrid death in the dot com crash, and before that as grid computing. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Application_Service_Provider <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/G
[quote who="ZehDon" reply="22" id="2619302"]While it'll take a while for Cloud Gaming to replace our current methods, it's not unrealistic to expect that it'll happen within the next 10 to 20 years. It took quite a while for games to become main-stream, and Cloud Gaming represents a massive change to the foundations of the Industry on the same scale as the changes the invention of the Video Cassette caused the movie Industry. It's entirely within reason to see the evolution o
You guys are strange. Onlive a threat? People buying Ps3 at $700 (It was originally $599 FYI, and it was the cheapest bluray player at launch)? Hilarious. I will fuck a cow if people actually begin thinking that buying horribly compressed youtube videos of games every month while having HORRIBLE LATENCY is a good idea.
[quote who="Frogboy" reply="1" id="2618152"]1024x600 is probably going to get supported. But 800x600 won't I'm afraid. [/quote] WHAT! I WAS HOPING TO PLAY ON MY TANDY 1000 TL :(
Isn't this anti-trust? Creating a market where you can only buy and sell from the corporation certainly says that.
Actually Directx 8 and 9 did the killing blows. Opengl has been slower since around 2002. If anything, Directx 10 went backwards. It had a better api, but required you to actually program. Programmers don't program today, unless your studio is run by gamers. if your on the leash of a ubisoft/bobby kotick ring, you aren't programming. Not to mention that the gaming industry is one of increasing budgets and losing revenue. Even if a gamer type CEO a
[quote who="CombatElite667" reply="7" id="2612825"]Oh, My Lord! YOU'VE GONE TO THE DARK SIDE *screams* [/quote] Hey, the Pc is still my favorite game machine. Or do you mean from the RROD machine to the PS3? In that case, I'm going from spaceballs to the dark side... At least I didn't choose my Wii. That would be choosing Jar Jar Binks instead of the dark side.