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The full version of ELECTRICAL COMMUNICATION, by Ganasia; http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6SIM1DqD4iY

It looks like Netflix don't offer DVD rentals over here, unfortunately. :( I do love the idea of paying a bit extra to get extra stuff streamed, though - here's hoping they do that in the future! Never seen the YouView box, before - that is VERY interesting. Thanks for the link to that.

Enough of the spam, please, chaps. The section may be called "Pandora 2 spam", but it's not intended for flooding with humourous pictures - that's the domain of the Absurdism Corner thread in the Off Topic section.

I don't disagree, I just can't imagine having that sort of money to throw away. I'm really not sure what on Earth saddles or seemingly aggressive wording have to do with that.

No problem. :) That's debatable... At least 15 years ago, they did what they were supposed to do, and did it well, without silly little trivialities that run down the battery quickly.

I'm afraid I have no idea, but I'm going to move this to the Support section, if that's alright. :)

I have no idea about where the poll in this thread has gone (I don't even check into this section much), but I am honour-bound to respond to something here and take responsibility for my words, so here we go. Here I am, following this up. I hold my hands up to this and accept the consequences...

Not to detract from your point, but you may want to do a quick fact-check about the hardware-loss/game-profit thing. Nintendo has only ever sold one console at a loss and that one console has now returned to profitability again, and Atari sold the 2600 for a profit for much of its lifetime, for...

As long as you can create five directories on an SD Card and put things in them, you're not going to have any trouble getting started whatsoever. :)

I know you'll all get through this, Poke, I know it. :) It really is a disgrace how these restrictions only seem to impact genuine people, and not the floods of illegal immigrants, though. It makes my blood boil.

Isn't Sky Now essentially an on-demand extension of BSkyB's movies package? I can't imagine, and haven't heard of, the service offering more than the Sky Movies add-on for their TV service already does. None of the on-demand services available in the UK yet beat Netflix in terms of support for...

Break it up. ;)

You sound like a very happy fellow indeed, Poke. :) It's great to see! I'm really glad to hear that it's all going well for you, I really am.

No. No they don't. That show is godawful and unfunny, and it just goes on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and...

One Game Boy chiptune tool that I liked to mess with, was the sequencer found in the Game Boy Camera's DJ "game", known as Trippy-H. It's an officially-made Game Boy chiptuning tool. You can find more information on that here. I used to spend many, many hours putting tunes together with Trippy-H...

It would appear so - as the article states, they're using it with one right now. :P Anyway, this, whilst not something of particular interest to me from a purchasing perspective (my gaming is, and always has been, mostly handheld-centric), is very very interesting to me from a more general...

Yes, but to make a blanket statement that the device can support higher than what it's officially rated for may be unwise. That's my point. It's like saying that all of the original-model units can clock to 1.2GHz, when, though some may be able to, there is absolutely no guarantee of that (and...

I spent a few hours on Monster Hunter Tri, earlier (first time in a while, since I don't much like being tethered to a television). Very much hoping that Monster Hunter 4 will get a localisation, now!

I did not know that. Thanks for the heads-up.

I would be careful about this, as it actually does have a basis: The slots officially only support that much. The current SDXC Cards are actually "SDXC in name only" for the sake of Microsoft Windows, and are the same as SDHC Cards - that is to say, they're SDHC Cards that come formatted as...