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It's only all about the games on the Wii. PS3 and Xbox 360 (oh yeah, and PSP) are focused on multimedia jack-of-all-trades content. I'm not saying that's how things should be, but it's how things are, and it has been since the PS1 wowed the world with its amazing ability to play audio CDs.
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That sounds overly convoluted, with a very limited audience that would be privy to the information.
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Fair 'nuff. Just further proof that he's actually Australian, despite his numerous statements to the contrary.
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Hey wait, I thought you spoke British!
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Hooray! Content is the stuff dreams are made of! I think the quick preview on upcoming SCIENCE! movies would also make for a nice semi-regular feature (maybe read off the next month's movies like you did in this one).
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I volunteer for one o' them male characters! You've presumably already got my voice resumé, so pick whichever guy you find me most appropriate to read for.
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They do it anyway because they're sufficiently techno-savvy to figure it out.
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Now everyone needs to pressure Jon into making regular sleeping bag updates. Which will require regular podcasts as well, I suppose.
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'Nintendo' is singular. The title should have read "Nintendo is gonna sue somebody..." :tmyk: And yeah, everyone talk about this in the existing thread, because using existing lines of discussion is what cool kids do.
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Please don't make demands of this nature. I'll make comics when I'm able.
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Also, DVDs didn't go through a format war like Blu-Ray and HD-DVD are trying to do (and they're both off to a rather poor start, quite frankly; I'll stick with good ol' DVDs for the time being); you don't even know if Blu-Ray will be the superior of the formats! At that point, its "useless" status will extend far beyond…
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I already talked to Tak about this, but I'm not too concerned about Sony stealing Nintendo's ideas, since this implementation is just so half-assed. Tilt sensors are so Wario Ware Twisted (hell, they're Kirby Tilt N' Tumble), and they didn't even include rumble, a feature that Wario Ware was able to maintain. The Wiimote…
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Go Jon! Tackle those topics! Also, I'm sure I speak for everyone here when I say we'd like more audio-driven sleeping bag updates in the future. Maybe it could be a regular feature of the podcast?
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I was excited about this movie because Dennis Hopper was in it, and he didn't disappoint. He's a master of belting out cheesy one-liners. I was hoping he'd give us a "pop quiz, hotshot!", but alas. It occurred to me that Dennis Hopper was the only character in the entire series to refer to the undead as zombies.
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But his site counter doesn't look at nationality, only the origin of the Internet connection. So you are Australian in the eyes of the Internet!
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Too bad that even though law permits the creation of ROMs as digital backups for archival purposes, the Digital Millenium Copyright Act prevents their creation, as it requires circumventing copy protection schemes. Hopefully someone will sort out this little legal loophole some day.
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Actually, it's not the server's fault, you just need to change the text encoding in your browser to see the text correctly. Since you're presumably using Safari, go to View > Text Encoding and choose one of the Japanese settings ("Japanese (EUC)" seems to render it properly for me). Then when I type something like…
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And regarding the first article: unless the legal age of consent is something like 13 in Israel, I don't see how you could mistake an 11-year-old for an adult, no matter what she told you.
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I love how they all knew it was a prank, but the reporter still had to get an official quote stating that Harper does not, in fact, eat babies.
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You just want an excuse to loot!
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We both did, just now. Hey look, our old friend T-rex has something to say about zombies as well!
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Stef and I ran to Fry's last night and found a copy of Santa's Slay! We're stoked. I know Christmas may seem pretty far away right now, but I'd suggest that anyone interested in this film pick it up as soon as possible. Here's the Amazon link. It's a low-profile sort of film, so there's no telling how long we'll be able to…
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Did the soldiers refer to any non-soldiers by name? They seemed pretty disdainful of the entire group of scientists, as well as the whirlybird pilot.
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The scientists were calling him Frankenstein just as much as the army guys. In fact, the scientists probably came up with the name, since they were more familiar with his zombie-gutting experiments than the soldiers, and more disapproving of them.
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No, SCIENCE! just taught Bub how to use a gun and kill humans more efficiently. Luckily for us, he only seems to target jerks.
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Someone ought to educate them!
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The query we were trying to resolve was how zombies can keep surviving if they don't eat for nourishment. Where are they getting the energy they need to keep their brains and muscles moving? I'm gonna go out on a limb and suggest solar power.