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mmm, would you look at that, I remembered my login! after two years of not posting... good to see some of the old guard are still posting (rico and badtoad still exist in the world, hurrah!).

no, it's not just you. i haven't posted here in ages because i, too, have felt that the forums have changed drastically.

damn, Twimfy beat me to it. Wetrix is definately thr version of tetris I enjoyed the most/

all hail the great wiki

president

microsoft wanting to OWN hardware...have I heard that before IRL or is that just my crazed paranoic mind working overdrive again?

If you have any interest in producing art on a computer, GET ONE! seriously, after using a graphic tab for about a week using the mouse feels like trying to draw with bigfucking mittens on. I only got a cheap twenty quid one and its probably the best computer related purchase I've made yet...

darn emo kids, I like that sort of music but the wanky poser fans do piss me off sometimes...

@Reapeman93010 IIRC the makers of the Z GBA emu were charging for it, something in the region of $30 as well. Or did I just make that up? Curse this fried brain of mine!

coffee and coke? could the human heart take such a concentrated hit of caffine? Actually, if you did survive it would probably be rather fun!

!!! I don't get that, Goldeneye WAS great but PD eclipsed it in so many ways. I'd go far as to say that PD was the best 64 game released in fact. What was it about PD that you didn't like not a hugely funny one

this is the best bit though:

if you've never used linux before why not try one of the distros that runs from cd, that way you'll be able toget a taster and not have to actually install the damn thing. Not that its particularly hard mind.

a bit OT but introversion are awesome. I loved Uplink.

Don't blame the polygons, its not their fault. Its developers who seem to think that slightly flashier visuals will suffice instead of genuine innovation.

The main reason why "all shooters look the same" is that games have consistently failed to integrate the most central character--the alter egos themselves--into the game. Probably the most interesting and relevent line in that article, and something thats hindered my enjoyment of a great many...

entered. I'm all excited now!

I totally agree, Doom and Doom2 were groundbreaking and innovative, but to say that games haven't progressed since then seems a little naive. After all you can't possibly expect groundbreaking and genre defining games to come along very often. If I may draw parrellels with early cinema; early in...

amen bro

it was late, I was tired...I get grouchy