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Speaking of LG widescreen monitors, Flatrons and LEDs, I got an LED LG Flatron E2350. >

Errr, just an update... Japan Raises Alert Level!

Headed out for a DotA practice downtown. >

Just got the PC upgraded... So my overall specs: Motherboard: I DON'T HAVE ANY IDEA (it's Intel, that's all I know, LOL) Processor: Intel i3 530 @2.93GHz Video Card: Nvidia GTX 460 (new, but my dad got the 560Ti, BOO), 1 GB Sound Card: Onboard Motherboard Sound Card Ram: Kingston 4GB DDR3 Monitor: LG Flatron E2350 LED, 21' Mouse & Keyboard: Standard-issue Logitech ****e Audio: Altec Lansing 2.1 system, and oh, a new Astro A30 Headphones >

Been playing Generals for hours with my dad. Laser General>Airforce General. Lulz.

Title: Figure It Out Artist: VersaEmerge Album: Fixed At Zero Break-up song. >

Errr. Actually, the solution's pretty simple, or at least in my case. 1. Create options.ini in your Generals/Zero Hour data folder/s (refer to first post in this thread for further details). 2. Patch to latest version. 3. Run in WinXP SP3 compatibility mode. Been playing for, like 3 hours with no hiccups whatsoever. And I'm running on Win7 Ultimate Edition (x64), Nvidia GTX 460, 4GB Ram, Intel i3 530 @2.93 GHz. And oh, DX11. >

NFS has already gone down two distinct lines: on one hand, you have the GT-esque Shift, which is for all you realistic racing sim nuts, while the other line was the arcade line (highlights would include Most Wanted and Hot Pursuit). Really, GT has been a snore recently, although GT 1-3 did take a huge chunk of my time in the past. I'm all for realism, but when you want to have fun, getting chased by cops is better then driving the "right way" to get a license. >

What's to be dreaded with the zoom feature in Halo!? I mean, it's just right that not all weapons can be zoomed, it gives each and every weapon more specific roles. Or is it the getting knocked out of scope part you hate? Meh, I love it. I love having people try and shoot me in the head and I just pop them out of scope so they'd miss (unless they were damn clutch). Really fun. And headshotting (dunno bout the term) someone while getting knocked out of scope just feels sick.

Hm, the only Sega System I actually played with was the Dreamcast. Pretty underrated system for its time; too bad it got discontinued.

Title: Past Praying For Artist: VersaEmerge Album: VersaEmerge

Yep, I did try it once. I was appalled by the interface; I nearly died trying to make a decent video there. Or maybe I just love Adobe too much. >

Oh, so that includes editing of the audio, I presume? I thought he'd be using Adobe Premier for video and Adobe Audition for the audio, at the very least. >

Incidentally, what editing software do you use Zee?

Errr. Riiiight.

I only recognize some because I saw them in gaming magazines, being referenced to. The first console I actually played was SNES. And that wasn't even my own SNES; I can still remember dusting the cartridges because the console won't read 'em. >

All I recognized were the following: NeoGeo Sega Saturn 3DO Nintendo Gamecube Turbografx-16 Playstation 3 Xbox Nintendo Wii Nintendo 64 Playstation Xbox 360 Sega Genesis Playstation 2 SNES NES I seriously question why PS2 is ahead of X360. Damn man. But it was the first DVD-rank console, so that goes without saying...

Title: The Kill (Bury Me) Artist: 30 Seconds to Mars Album: A Beautiful Lie

Erm. Three of those are already freeware, as far as things seem; point of selling: none (except for aforementioned milking). And although the IP is EA's we can consider that those supposed to be truly benefiting from that IP (read: Westwood), don't. But, I seem to have gone about it the wrong way. I said I could, but I wouldn't and didn't. Hey, hey, I'm aware of the implications of piracy... Part of the reason why the industry's having a hard time. I buy games legally; all I was trying was to point out the futility of selling freeware (an irony) and games that, well, have already been sold to masses...? Apologies for going about it the wrong way. >.<

Work of heresy. Those on the EA team that worked on it were heretics. Kane should've had them burned by a Flame Tank. Or at least walked over by an Avatar. And about milking... Well, notice how even a decade-old (or rather, OLDER) game (Tiberian Dawn) was re-sold by EA a decade after its release. I mean, I could get a bootleg of that game easy. But EA decides to sell it anyway, along with all other games I already have, and call it the "First Decade." I mean, come on, its either people already have those games or can just DL 'em off the net easy. But EA still sells them... Squeezing every dollar out of the classics.

Chrome is pretty fast too. This comp has been running the same OS installation for almost a year already; no hiccups in speed. But I'll try Firefox 4 for the sake of it. But no matter how I think about it, RockMelt owns all other browsers. PERIOD.

Well, no words can describe the community's hatred for C&C4. Meh? I can think of other adjectives, if you want... Let's see, umm... Abomination, freak of nature, monstrosity, aberration... And I think everyone else can come up with more adjectives. But it still won't be enough to describe our hatred of C&C4. And as for making those games freeware? Not a chance... EA will milk those games for like, what, 7 years or so?

Errr. Speaking of Pokemon, I'm running a good emu on my phone. > And for handheld gaming, well, sorry 3DS, the Sony Xperia Play will own you. Yes, it's official: the long-rumored PSP Phone. The Xperia has higher screen resolution, better control interface, much more comfy (lighter, smaller, thinner), much more numerous features (ITS A PHONE DAMMIT), and an Android OS to boot. Face it: Nintendo really has no aces... Just a fan base. That's ALL. 3DS can suck it; it just ain't worth the bloated price. And the cameras suck, in fact; 640x480!? What the hell are photos like those for!? And the game selection? It's always been sucky for Nintendo, all they have is Pokemon (which is not to say that Pokemon sucks).

Firefox sucked ass ever since Chrome got out. Now with the RockMelt variant of Chrome, I sure as hell won't use Firefox.

Yeah, well, it's kinda explained in one of the Halo: Reach viddocs... Halo: CE just was one of the greatest games, and it gave everyone quite a shock. Melee attacks? A grenade button? Two weapons? Regenerative shields? Those were features pioneered by Halo and consequently copied by many games that followed, most notably... Call of Duty (which was released almost two years after Halo: CE). Back to topic. I haven't tried Crysis 2's demo yet, but I'll buy the game as soon as it reaches Philippine stores. Here's hoping it's way better than the past iteration.