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Spent the last few days nursing an infected hole where a wisdom tooth used to be, I kept busy fitting a Corsair watercooler and getting my overclocked CPU 12hrs Prime 95 stable
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I was too poor to have a NES when I was a kid, luckily my brother's missus worked in Rumbelows and I got to play on them quite a lot, I remember playing Castlevania and Mario 2 in there for hours.
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Yeah I heard something about dodgy analog sticks, best to hang back a while and watch, I'm getting bigtime geeklust over the idea of full speed Amiga games on a handheld though.
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I don't think Sony can do much about it, as far as I know it doesn't come pre-loaded with emulators, it's just a little Linux PC
I'm going to be good and resist temptation for now, even if it can play 99% of all the games I've ever loved
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(Ah, England. I hope it's just understatement).
Glad you noticed, yes, inside I'm a furious cauldron of rage
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So you think that stealing the personal data + credit card info of 77 million people "seems like actual criminality rather than freedom fighting"?
Yep?
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That's pretty annoying news, I was happy to hear about Sony getting bloodied over the PS3 jailbreaks but this is going too far, it seems like actual criminality rather than "freedom fighting".
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I stopped keeping up with Pandora news ages ago but now they actually exist, designed and manufactured (mostly) in the UK; it will run pretty much every emulator in existence...want.
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I'm not so attached to installing a game from disc, being unable to stop Steam updating games however is *very* annoying, the fact that there's a menu option which gets ignored only adds insult to injury.
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Fallout 3 had a large amount of hand placed loot, hopefully they'll continue the trend.
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Well, you can set your steam game not to be updated automatically.
Doesn't work. For a lot of people. It resets itself and starts downloading anyway.
That's been my experience
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I just completed the single player mode, brilliant pacing of humour and gameplay all the way through, there's not many games that can make me laugh these days but I was giggling all the way, sharp stuff.
*edit* It has a satisfying ending too.
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Any good news about stability and performance?
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I notice they've added Portal 2 to the Valve Complete Pack on Steam, the price is still
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I don't know the gory details but it seems to me that Valve brought personality and storytelling to Narbacular Drop's mechanics, without GladOS, cake and Still Alive I couldn't imagine Portal being a success, so they really did more than just slapping a Valve logo on the tin.
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I like having good graphics just like any other guy, but seriously, I'm glad the times where you had to upgrade your Mainboard, CPU etc every 18 months are over.
Not sure why people are always complaining about consoles holding back PC games. I think current games like Crysis 2, Portal 2, Starcraft 2 etc. look amazing.
I mostly agree, it's just the amount of bad ports that get me down about PC gaming.
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Haven't played FO3 but I am quite sure it doesn't have an NPC like them. I don't know about other people but, with game-plays, these things keep me interested.
Fallout 3 hasn't got a single deep character, it has quite a few likeable ones but they find themselves in absolutely no interesting situations, it's shameful how it won a writing award, the gameworld however is deep, very explorable.
*edit* After a few minutes thought, Point Lookout and The Pitt were an improvement, Desmond and Ashur were reasonably memorable.
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even with 6GB of RAM I've noticed W7 using most of it at times, right now I'm on 4GB and windows reports zero free RAM.
You must have a lot of background processes running all the time. I have 6GB ram and with a video editor, graphic editor (lots of stuff open in it), 9 browser windows, music player all running right now it's only at 1.5gb of ram being used. If I open & run FNV on top of all that, it goes up to about 2.5-3GB.
Very few, if I check now, Windows reports 243MB free but with 2.5GB of cached data, essentially that's still 3GB of free RAM with a few browser windows, uTorrent, VLC and MSN messenger loaded.
The advertised upside is that Windows is pre-loading your regularly used data, the impressive thing is that it actually seems to work.
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Bethesda are excellent at giving you lots of OCD tasks that ultimately add up to very little, I'm not complaining, hunting for Nuka Cola Quantum in Fallout 3 right now is very satisfying, even if I know it'll just get me a slightly different kind of hand grenade when I'm done.
So far I've agreed with 90% of what I've heard, mechanically speaking I think Skyrim is going to be a game I'll enjoy, I do hope for another Morrowind type love affair though, when you find yourself lying in bed months later, pondering a character's nature and eventual fate; you know something deep happened, it's much like Planescape: Torment in that regard.
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I've been using Windows 7 for about six months and I've had very few problems, even after moving to x64 it's been pretty smooth sailing, given RPGmasterBoo's specs I'd probably stick with XP, even with 6GB of RAM I've noticed W7 using most of it at times, right now I'm on 4GB and windows reports zero free RAM.
I haven't had any trouble running a few older games but as LadyCrimson said, if you run lots of old software you should stick with XP.
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I spent the afternoon scrubbing away rust with wire wool, my little CG125 is presentable again after winter storage messed her up, I returned home full of the satisfaction of a productive day to find one of my RAM sticks has gone kaput, it's worth a grumble but ho hum.
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Torrent it now and buy the dvd box when it comes out?
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Anyone else completely love theThe fact that it's different for each episode is pretty cool. Can't wait to see the Eyrie.
I thought it was a clever way of establishing the lay of the land, I didn't have much trouble keeping track of the locations mentioned simply because of that, very slick.
Bin Laden is dead
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It's good to know everything is fine again, we are absolved of our collective sins