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- #302920
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- Unreal Tournament 3
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- #302864
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- Getting My First Mac this Weekend
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Originally posted by: sean wookie
If I was to buy one by paying it off in installments would this be good? Do you recommend this I mean. Could I buy it now and not pay till after X-mas?
If I was to buy one by paying it off in installments would this be good? Do you recommend this I mean. Could I buy it now and not pay till after X-mas?
Actually, it is a terrible idea Sean. I am a firm believe in NEVER spending money you do not have. School loans and a house would be the only exception to this in my life. It just isn't worth being in debt over a silly computer. If you miss a payment or don't manage to pay it off during the "no interest until... such and such a date" then you are going to end up paying interest on the thing and putting more money into it than it is worth. Instead I would recommend setting the money aside for it each month, and get it when you can pay upfront. Or if you were to go with the $72 a month thing, make sure you are going to have $72 a month that you can pay into it. Debt isn't cool, avoid it while you're young.
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- #302698
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- Getting My First Mac this Weekend
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But yeah, I think those Mac minis would make great units for an entertianment center. You could have all your music on it, and you could even load a great deal of DVDs onto the thing and have then at quick and easy access via TV remote and wireless mouse. You could even load Windows on it and use it as a game console for PC games thanks to the intel processors.
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- #302640
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- Getting My First Mac this Weekend
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http://www.ambrosiasw.com/games/evn/
Go to the button labeled "Mac Download" and grab the demo, Escape Velocity is one of the greates games every made. And it is a game that is not too time comsuming (unless you let it be) and you can shut it off at any time without loosing progress. No waiting for a stoping point, just say "Alright dear, I'm coming!" and close the window, you'll pick back up from the last planet you landed on. The TV series Firefly reminds me a lot of this game. Ambrosia software makes a lot of other fun programs and games for Mac as well.
As for probelms hooking up a Mac, not likely. Plug all the cords in the right spots and you should be good to go.
As for Parallels,
http://www.parallels.com/en/products/desktop/
It isn't an Apple product, it is made by Parallel Inc. above is the link to their website.
Though I heard that since the new Macs have Intel processors that you can simply install Windows right along side Mac OS, and when you boot up the computer you can just choose which one you want. If you have an extra copy of Windows XP or Vista lying around, this shouldn't cost you anything.
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- #302634
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- the beatles
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- https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/302634/action/topic#302634
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- #302596
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- MST3K
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- https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/302596/action/topic#302596
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THE HOLIDAY SPECIAL IS GETTING RIFFED!!! WHoooohooooo!!!!!
Finally, one good thing to come to us long time SW fans for the 30th.
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- #302569
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- Cinematic Titanic- New MST3K Company To Riff Star Wars Holiday Special?
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- https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/302569/action/topic#302569
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- #302499
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- The Dark Knight (Batman Begins Returns Again)
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- https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/302499/action/topic#302499
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Originally posted by: Lord Phillock
I like that new Batsuit!
I like that new Batsuit!
Yeah, I do too. The helmet in Batman Begins never seemed right to me, this one looks better I think. Though I am not quite sure about those two grey patches on his pecs. Looks kind of like he is wearing a skimpy gray bikini top over his batsuit.
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- #302443
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- Blade Runner: The Final Cut in the UK!
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- https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/302443/action/topic#302443
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That documentary and whatever other extras are another thing I am really excited about this set for.
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- #302439
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- Video Games - a general discussion thread
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- https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/302439/action/topic#302439
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- #302437
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- Blade Runner: The Final Cut in the UK!
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- https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/302437/action/topic#302437
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- #302420
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- Video Games - a general discussion thread
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- https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/302420/action/topic#302420
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Originally posted by: sean wookie
I have one of those accessories that can be used for emulation. It is great!!!! I have tons of, SNES, NES, MAME and Genesis games. All you need is that device (which is like any regular DS game) and a SD card. You can back up your games and put them all on the card or download Japan only games!!!!!! But they won't emulate GB you need to get a separate card to do that that goes in the second slot.
The emulation device
Link for the GBA device
I'm getting a Nintendo DS for my Brother for Christmas I think I might get him a R4 as well.
I have one of those accessories that can be used for emulation. It is great!!!! I have tons of, SNES, NES, MAME and Genesis games. All you need is that device (which is like any regular DS game) and a SD card. You can back up your games and put them all on the card or download Japan only games!!!!!! But they won't emulate GB you need to get a separate card to do that that goes in the second slot.
The emulation device
Link for the GBA device
I'm getting a Nintendo DS for my Brother for Christmas I think I might get him a R4 as well.
Man, I wish I was your brother. Yeah, I looked saw that R4 card during my searches, seems like a great deal. It would be great being able to play all my old SNES, and NES games on the go. Does it come with the ability to emulate those right out of the box? Or is it a home brew program that you have to load on it? I am surprised it doesn't play GB games, since it can play NES and SNES.
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- #302417
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- Indecision2008 Name Your Canidate
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- https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/302417/action/topic#302417
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Originally posted by: sean wookie
Why do you feel so threatened by him.
Why do you feel so threatened by him.
Please feel free to point out the part where I said I was threatened by Micheal Moore, because I sure can't find it. I was not all that unserious about what I wrote. I am really getting sick of politicians. A politician that says, "Hey, of course I was lying, I am a politician after all!!" would be a breath of fresh air to me. I think Micheal Moore might be a good alternative to a good number of the canidates. Of course then our country would be a huge joke, but maybe we deserve that.
But as far as being threatened by Michael Moore, it does say something about our country that we are so willing to believe what we want to hear, even when it is proven false we go believing it unphased. Maybe I should feel threatened by that fact, but I really don't. As far as politics and the world situation goes, there is really no reason to feel threatened by any of it anymore. What will be will be.
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- #302415
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- Video Games - a general discussion thread
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- https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/302415/action/topic#302415
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Not to mention it folds up to protect itself, and even the non "Lite" version is by no means large and clunky, something that defines the PSP. And DS can play GBA games (Metroid Fusion!) and it has Phantom Hourglass. I like the whole sylus setup too, another thing the PSP lacks, thanks to Sony being void of imagination.
Well, I googled around for a while, and found that there is a device that can be bought for the DS for as little as $39 that allows it to play home brew (which would include the GB emulator) as well as Mp3, pictures, ebooks, and Divx files. That would make it in my opinion the singularly most useful handheld device in the history of mankind. All it lacks is a means of fast worldwide transportaion, a cloaking device, laser canons, and an energy shield that makes its barer invincible. Once they have a version that can do all that, I shall perchase it then go to live the rest of my life in the mountians as a hermit. It'll be great!
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- #302407
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- Blade Runner: The Final Cut in the UK!
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- https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/302407/action/topic#302407
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- #302401
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- Video Games - a general discussion thread
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- https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/302401/action/topic#302401
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I have been thinking about buying a new portable system for a while now. I am still using my old Gameboy color, and I was thinking about buying a GB SP since it can play GB Advanced games as well as the old GameBoy and GameBoy Color games, and it has a backlight (I have put up with barely being able to see what I am playing for long enough). Though looking at the price difference between the GB SP and the NDS, I feel tempted to spend a bit extra and get the DS.
Only problem is my old GB and GBC games won't work on it. However, I heard you can emulate old GB and GBC on it. Has any one ever tried this? If this can be done simply enough and without costing a small fortune, then I could just get the rom files for all the GB and GBC games I own and play them this way. So I was wondering if anyone here has done this with their NDS, and if it is very costly or too much of a hassle. If it is going to cost more than fifty bucks to get it setup, I might as well just buy a DS and then get a used GB SP, rather than trying to get the DS to emulate the old games. Though the idea of having ScummVM on a DS with the ability to play Monkey Island in the palm of my hand sounds pretty cool too.
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- #302394
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- Blade Runner: The Final Cut in the UK!
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- https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/302394/action/topic#302394
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- #302387
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- Indecision2008 Name Your Canidate
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- https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/302387/action/topic#302387
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- #302330
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- A New Thought on George
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- https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/302330/action/topic#302330
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- #302329
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- Indecision2008 Name Your Canidate
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- https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/302329/action/topic#302329
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- #302304
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- A New Thought on George
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Originally posted by: MielrI agree with most of what you said. However, I DID care about the Ewoks. I felt sympathy for them and I felt sad when that one Ewok died. But the Gungans- not really. The Ewoks reminded me of pets and the sadness one can feel when you lose a beloved cat or dog.
Fair enough. To be honest, I cared about the Ewoks too, but I was quite young when that film came out. I can imagine a more mature viewer watching ROTJ for the first time in 83 and feeling much the way I felt about the Gungans in 99.
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- #302283
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- Blade Runner: The Final Cut in the UK!
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- https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/302283/action/topic#302283
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- #302271
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- A New Thought on George
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Battles are great moments for emotional situations. It is when you can really make your characters come out of their shells and show who they really are. The hotshot can prove to be a coward, and the reluctant hero can be forced to step up to the plate. In Serenity, the end battle served for the death of Wash, a very emotional moment. Anyone who had liked the series and had a fondness for that character was shouting in their head, "What? NO! Why did that have to happen!" This also pushed our minds out of the "Our heros can live through anything" line of thinking, to "Who is going to die next?" From that second and through the rest of the end of that film there is a feeling of lose and helplessness. Serenity did a great job of making the battle and the end fight an emotional moment. Star Wars, with Luke loosing his old childhood frind into a puff of flame, and all the rest of the squadron bitting the dust one after another, great emotional moment. Even ESB with Luke's gunner dying and several speeders crashing and the streangth of the empire's forced served to give us a real feel of how grave the situation really was, something that never give throughout the entirety of the film. FOr the most part, none of us gave a damn about the Ewoks dying in ROTJ or about the Gungans dying in TPM, or about the the Jedi dying in AOTC or ROTS. Heck, did any of us even really care when Padme died of her broken heart? I think most of us felt more cheated than saddened. If there is nothing at stake in a battle, why even bother fighting it? Or in the case of movies, why even bother filming it?
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- #302262
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- The Dark Knight (Batman Begins Returns Again)
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- https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/302262/action/topic#302262
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- #302237
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- Fall to the Dark Side?
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- https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/302237/action/topic#302237
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