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Oh, you mean the little movies that are unlocked as your PC explores further into the game universe? Maybe try Darth333's website; there are bound to be tools to do it (I couldn't find it immediately, but I'm sure she can help.)

Machinima? Never tried, though it is a growing phenomena. (There is a cartoon on children's morning tv made from Halo, I believe ...) It is a very cheap method to storyboard a film idea, for all budding directors.

Wouldn't they be known about after they had been visited, i.e. when the films (and a lot of the EU comics and novels) are set?

Check your nipples for detonation caused by excitation.

1. How do you shoot a goldfish out of a motorboat? 2. Is it permissable to rig up some other motorised transport vehicle to launch the fish, instead? It gets you thinking about who it was the lawmaker had in mind when they wrote the law ... Why don't you read it, and then make up your own mind?

Actually I'm still on my latest playthrough (with al the extra tectures, it crashed last time I sat down to play it for a good stint ...)

Robocop was the story of a machine that became a man. The sequels were more about the battles of a superhero with supervillians, in the mode of Godzilla versus Mothra (obviously disregarding the size).

It's the first rule of pantomime villainy; the evil arch-nemesis must create an elaborate deathtrap for the hero to struggle in until the last-second escape and counter-attack that manages to kill them, even though the only purpose of creating such a trap is to give the baddie time to escape beyond reach. If villains don't behave sillily then someone has to think and write, which has been prohibited under the KotOR Development Act.

About a quarter after one.

Don't understand what that means but I'll take your word for it Meta. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> It means that twice a day, Meta fights as a Clone Commander in armour of his own design with his troops in a familiar galaxy far, far away. That's at least the closest I got to a pedagogical analogy... EDIT: The other option would be you having a sig with references to a literary masterpiece... Er, suddenly I'm not so sure of this. I don't think this particular clock is broken, Meta, it's just arbitrary. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Margaritas ante porcos.

I think they're millipedes, actually ...

It's a function of an imbalance in the reporting of minorities in the media. A democracy requires that minorities are represented, and that they aren't drowned out, just because they are a minority. However, they should be drowned out because they're stupid (technical term).

Crusader Rabbit? (That was a cartoon from the sixties, I think. I can't remember his sidekick's name ...)

Yeah, I keep feeling that, whenever I watch the intro, I think "Wow! What a cool looking game!" and then it just doesn't match up to the expectation the game creates for itself, let alone any hype from being a sequel to Deus Ex.

... Or Tammy and Jim Bakker ...

Okay, without breaking a screw. There are a couple of them.

Small, Medium or Large?

Yes, meta sure does love his diphthongs. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Actually, it's a special type of digraph called a ligature. And I can neither confirm nor deny any pleasure associated with the addition of aforementioned ligatures to said posts. (A diphthong is a sound that merges one vowel into another, like coin or loud.) PS I can confirm that my personal happiness is jeopardised by the absence of punctiliousness.

Looks like some hardcore fans are still duking it out ...

I am an amateur professional with aporia.

The Moonies beat you to it (apart from the scythe). And about a score of yogi-led cults in the eighties, which included communal living and sex, before the big AIDS crisis.

Not quite. It's not pussies running the industry. It's pussies lobbying against games that are slightly not PC. The people who run the industry are just in that to make money, and they don't want their games bombed because they included features that pussies consider unacceptable. On a side note, there is a mod to restore the "sex" minigame in VC. But from what I've seen, it was pretty lame. PS. Darque, quit hijacking every thread into a discussion about RE. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I think this is true, especially of the US. (For a start the US has some pretty interesting ideas on what is worthy of an R rating, but that's a side issue.) Apparently, for example, the vocal minority that complained about the superbowl boob () numbered a few tens of thousands. Also, something like 98% of the complaints all came from a single (extremely conservative Christian extremist) organisation. So not all US citizens are screwy, there's just a lot of big-mouth numbskulls shooting their opinions off in public. Squeaky wheel and all that ...

It's the sign of a "healthy" community if there are babies, young children and pregnant people scattered about; I think the ratio is more like a third in areas of "general access"; higher in supermarkets and such. These would be good to prevent Jedi from letting off their munitions and taking wild slashes in public places; also be good for Sith to use as hostages ...

Wasn't that the poorly acted future-soap about a bunch of space cadets in training? That was filmed on the Gold Coast ... at my old alma mater ...

If you use a repair kit on it, you can stop it from detonating. "