PS3 Fanboy alert
Steve, Please go back to pleasuring yourself with your PS3.
105 publicly visible posts • joined 24 Aug 2007
Yes I agree, that controller seems a tad large. Perhaps they should provide a seperate smaller one for games that don't take advantage of the screen.
I remember microsoft supplying japan with a different controller for the xbox so that could hold them in their tiny little hands. You think nintendo would know better.
If you don't like them, then don't watch them, or is that too difficult?
As to IQs and horror, I like a good bit of gore and a few scares and could join Mensa tomorrow. (BTW its Last house on the LEFT).
I'm far more worried about people with narrow minds than people with low IQs.
Gotta love the american government. Why don't they just make it illegal for any of their 'free' citizens to buy foreign products or spend any money abroad while they're at it. Can't have any of those dollars going overseas can we? Oh sorry I forgot, this law was brought in to protect the us citizens wasn;t it?
"An Athiest has a FAITH - albeit a faith that there is nothing"
Sorry, but thats just bollox. A lack of faith is not a faith in itself.
There are an infinate number of things that you or I don't believe in.
The fact that you don't believe that purple turnips orbit the moon doesn't mean you have a faith does it?
Perhaps he's managed to harness the power of the multiple universe theory and simply picks the one where the goldfish all do exactly as he wants.
Unfortunatelly he hasn't thought of anything better to do with the power.
Paris because, we know what she's doing in pretty much all those parrallel universes.
Surely what this article is saying is that, with most airlines you're either on time or late and you miss the plane, but with Ryan air if you're late you can still board if the price is right.
The idea of being told I've missed my flight, but if I dip my hand in my pocket and empty my wallet they'll find a way to get me on board is quite a revolting form of customer service.
Basically these are the rules, unless we can get a bit more money out of you.
Considering how long it takes to calm the players and restart the game after a questionable decision a maximum delay of 1 second seems a little unneccessary. Two cameras in the top corners of the goal should do it, along with some bloke and a rewind button.
Its not rocket science is it?
Anyway, beer because its almost the weekend.
"Anyone that calls themselves a gamer in 2011 and does not own a PS3 is lame."
Though not as lame as someone who would post such a comment .
Whenever I read posts such as yours I'm left wondering - Are you really so insecure about owning a PS3 that you have to troll the web looking for positive comments on your purchase and then reposting them?
Who are you trying to convince?
Since the day the PS3 came to market, its been 'next year is the PS3's year'. Its quite laughable - I've never understood why so many people fail to understand that we the consumers need a tight fight between the consoles. I have a wii, XBox360, and PS2 under my TV and I don't want any company to 'win' the war.
As to the kinect being a blip, that does depend on the games, but I don't think any of the three consoles motion based control systems are really up to scratch for anything beyond novelty gaming. They'll probably go the same way that I predict for the current 3d TVs - interesting technology but no killer app.
The wii may suffer a little in the marketplace, but I don't think many people are going to be trading in their wii for either move or kinect.
"Just a thought but perhaps 'The Register' is overreacting to these issues? The Police do a fair job in difficult circumstances most of the time. Photography can cause all sorts of problems, and presumably raises difficulties for the Policeman on the beat."
Exactly what is difficult about the circumstances when you walk passed someone pointing a camera at nelsons column for instance? Photography only causes problems when you point a camera at a person who doesn't want it pointed at them, and how often do the police come across that, except for celebs?
One day I hope the police stop you in your car and arrest you've because you've got a sticker in your window. Of course they won't be sure if its illegal or not, but better safe than sorry.
Don't these people have anything better to do?
So I guess if instead of nazis or whoever we have zombies, they wouldn't care? Is it only 'realistic' games that must be within the 'virtual' law?
Or perhaps next they'll be saying how pacman is cruel because eating ghosts is against their non-human rights.
Strewth.
It's MY console. #
By cornz 1 Posted Friday 20th November 2009 15:57 GMT
And if i want to run a back up of my game then i shall
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Yeah come on. If thats really the defence then microsoft should be sitting pretty.
You willing to tell a judge you had your xbox modded just so you could use backups cos those game discs fail so often and they're so expensive to replace!
I guess you backup your dvds too.
Michael 36 Posted Monday 16th November 2009 13:23 GMT
@lglethal
"And religion is based in fact? Wow i missed that news bulletin.."
If there is no God then where did the universe come from?
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uhm, if there is a god, then where did god come from?
If you really want to go down that 'the universe is complex and must have been created' route then good luck - i'll give you a clue to where it leads though - how complex must god be to have made the universe?
I assume that no car manufactuer is planning to sell a single hybrid car in the UK next year?
This is exactly the same as what happened when they mentioned they 'may' stop collecting stamp duty and then didn't - it caused the housing market to stall completely while everyone waited.
Is anyone going to risk buying one if they could wait and get a discount of 5K?
I thought it was always clear that the more successful your ads were at getting clicks, the cheaper you could place them, hence the practice of paying a lot per ad at the start of a campaign and then as you wittled down the ads to the most successful version you could lower the bid too.