You're right. The article said it was unbiased. Damn, what was I thinking?
An X-Box gamer examining the Playstation is like a McDonald's junkie investigating a five-star restaurant. And what is his conclusion? I'll give you a hint. It rhymes with Rouble Rheese Rurger Rule!
Sure you can write whatever you want in Wikipedia. Then hundreds of people will check what you've written and then fix it. According to an article in Discover magazine the average time a wikipedia article will go after a vandalization before it is corrected is 5 minutes. And the popular articles will of course be less than that.
Wikipedia is self-correcting. Let's see an encyclopedia do that.
So when seeing that one of about seven of the artist renderings displayed every time the highest grossing video game of all time loads features a sexy woman with six fingers the clever forum posters on N4G came to the consensus that it's not news and only the five fingers they were looking for count anyway.
I'm actually not surprised.
The thumb isn't important fool. It's the 5 other fingers I'm worried about. You guys could have at least glanced at the picture before posting.
Just don't mention her status as a product to your wife.
Holy crap Microsoft! Keep your awful software away from our perfectly good televisions! My TV works perfectly fine without Windows Vista TV addition on it.
It looks like a bad animation from the 80's. What was up with those bright colors back then?
As it always is with new technologies.
Get some contacts.
...Where have you been the last 20 years? I bet you thought VHS was all we'd ever need. Then said DVDs were all we'd ever need. Now you think Blu-rays are it for the rest of your life? Are you planning on dying before 2012?
I bet you think we'll never need more than 8 GBs of RAM too.
You could make a real Gundam with that kind of money. And speaking of, where are the giant humanoid robots the Japanese have been promising us for the past 30 years?
People thought that every generation all the way back to the very first televisions in the 40's. They thought that tiny little blue picture was all they needed and they couldn't imagine wanting anything better.
It won't stop even when the picture on the television is no longer distinguishable from real life, because you'll still need a higher definition to increase the size of the screen without losing image quality.
With Ultra-high definition your TV can be the size...
Their energy consumption costs more money than their computational power is worth. If someone ever figures out how to convert them into houses for the poor we'll be set.
If the PS2 was difficult as hell to program for then why does it have the largest collection of video games of any console? The X-Box is easy to program for because it's PC parts shoved together in a box.
Because you would need a nutritionist and a professional trainer to come to your house to figure out your ideal weight otherwise. A Body Mass Indicator or BMI measurement takes certain widths into account and is more accurate, you can do those on your own.
But the standard ideal weight chart just goes by averages. It doesn't account for body shape, or muscularity.
If this guy had a really wide body and an exceptional amount of muscle he could actually be within his o...
I like the idea of a sequel. There are so many more ideas to use. Like fighting 2 colossi at once and tricking one to damage the other. Or a colossi so big it has smaller creatures living on it.
I don't understand why people think it's damaging to artistic integrity to make more of something that is enjoyable.
It certainly works for Bill O' Reilly.
Yeah you'd think they'd have more worldly knowledge than us Americans, but every time they do a foreign character in an anime it's a nonsensical stereotype.
Actually he said Blu-ray doesn't make the games better. Which is kind of the opposite.
He had to say the X-Box is technically noisier. He went on to say you don't notice it so it doesn't matter.
He insulted the Playstation controller design for being too long-lasting.
He said the graphics were the same. Even though the Playstation is a year newer, has more expensive components, and architecture painstakingly designed to work together. All in vain, since ...