I have some kind of OCD to use hand sanitizer afterwards.

A gigantic brick wall.

At 9/9/09 11:57 PM, ParadoxVoid wrote: Wow, not bad... but does that mean you don't have any hanging room for your clothes?

There are coat hangers throughout the room that I hang my jackets, and any overshirts I have I store in the dresser. If you do it neatly enough, they don't wrinkle.

Uni student here with residence on campus.

Here's my set-up. 42" flat screen. Brought a 360 and Wii (almost didn't bring the Wii, but damn, Metroid Trilogy and Muramasa looked good). All fits nice in the closet, though without the "walk-in" closet, I'd have no space to put anything. Works pretty flawlessly.

Also, I got a PS3 Slim, though I'm not sure where it'd fit. It's easy enough to unplug/replug consoles, though, so I'll most likely just replace the Wii whenever I'm in the mood to play PS3, and vice versa.

Oh, and anyone going TV shopping for college are better off getting at most a 37". The 42" fits in my room, but it's a pretty tight squeeze, and it can be awkward to work around.

CATSLE CRASHER

I remember playing the demo to that game. I thought it was fun, but never bothered picking up the actual game. It was basically a standard platformer, right?

At 8/25/09 11:01 PM, Spade422 wrote: nothing special is the last one for most people. its basically hell on a stick

Eh, it's pretty easy to avoid the special infected. Tank's the worst, but there are strategies to avoid it, but as long as you play on easy, you can take down the tank before it even reaches you.

At 8/25/09 10:27 PM, puddinN64 wrote: All in all, she is a better person that you.

But better is so vague.

Yes, which reminds me that I actually have an outhouse behind my house (old house, built before indoor plumbing I suppose).

lol, looks cute.

At 8/22/09 11:20 PM, elementell wrote:

At 8/22/09 09:38 PM, Chumbawamba wrote: No need for originality within a hive mind--it's discouraged.

Says the one with the trend sig.

Psh please, I was the first to make my own, other than Jay11 that is.

No need for originality within a hive mind--it's discouraged.

you are unbelievable.

At 8/18/09 01:39 PM, Jerkapotamus wrote: PS3 Slim is announced with $299 or 299 Euro price. All current models on shelves are also cut in price. Coming the first week of September.

Awesome. I'm disappointed that it isn't backwards compatible though.

At 8/18/09 12:13 AM, Jerkapotamus wrote: 18:30 - 20:30 CET (16:30- 18:30 GMT, 9:30-11:30 PDT, 12:30-14:30 EDT)
Sony Computer Entertainment

All right, so I'll know if I'll be getting a PS3 or not by the time I get out of work.

I use Mac. I'll most likely buy Windows 7 and dual boot with that, but I don't plan on using it for gaming.

Every kid will want one.

At 8/11/09 12:40 PM, BananaBreadMuffin wrote: Okay, I got some MS points to spend and I'm wondering, on XBLA should I buy 'Splosion Man or Secrets of Monkey Island. I enjoyed the trials of both, and I know they're very different, but idk.

I've played Secrets of Monkey Island before, but it was a very long time ago and I don't remember anything about it other than I enjoyed it and you fight like a dairy farmer.

Nostalgia may be obscuring your judgement. I've never played the game, but from what I've heard, it's dated, even for a port. If you enjoyed the demo, I guess that's good, but there doesn't seem to be much variety to the game.

And then on the other hand, I've heard Splosion Man is a great game, so if I were you, I'd get that. It's got, what, 100 levels (50 single, 50 multi)? Great game if you have some friends to play with for sure.

Oh shit, I forgot that my gamertag for XBL is Bebop Derek, but the only games I play online are Left 4 Dead and UNO. Won't have Gold in about a month, so it slipped my mind.

And games I'm playing: L4D, Dead Rising

Games I'm gonna pick up where I last left off any day now I swear: Resident Evil Archives, Resident Evil 5, Oblivion, Gears of War, No More Heros

Videa is better anyway.

At 8/9/09 08:06 AM, narf109 wrote:

At 8/9/09 07:45 AM, The-Great-One wrote: Anybody here remember Pokemon Snap?

i got one better

I loved Pokemon Snap--played it not too long ago, got high marks on every Pokemon. I couldn't get into Hey You Pikachu though. Pikachu's voice recognition ability was a bit too frustrating. I think the lack of a goal kinda threw me off too.

Consoles owned: NES, SNES, Genesis, Game Gear, Game Boy Pocket, Game Boy Color, GBA, GBA SD, Nintendo DS, N64, PlayStation, PS2, PSP, Xbox, Gamecube, Dreamcast, Wii, Xbox 360

And I have a ton of games for a majority of them.

Also, looking forward to release of PS3 Slim. 8)

Fuck yeah, slim it down.

At 8/3/09 10:22 PM, explodingbunnies wrote: i have fallout 3 and am definately getting some of the DLC for it.
(which ones should i get?)

The only good thing I got out of Operation Anchorage was this really badass (and powerful) armor + helmet that never degrades.

The Pitt was okay. You don't get any useful items after going through the place, but the dark and grimy atmosphere was really enjoyable.

Broken Steel is really a must if you want to get more from the game. It brings the level cap from 20 to 30, and offers a more conclusive ending to the game.

I haven't played Point Lookout or Mothership Zeta, but I have heard a lot of positive things about Point Lookout. It give you a swampy new world with a lot of exploration opportunity. Basically it's a reduced wasteland.

Here's a run-through of the DLC if you don't want to go off my word alone (which would be the smart thing to do).

At 8/2/09 08:49 PM, BananaBreadMuffin wrote: more like you turn to fawkes and he goes "this is your destiny"

fuck a duck HERE'S A GIRL WHO'S READILY HELPED ME BY WALKING THROUGH RADIATION BEFORE

Girl?

It's just the deus ex machina cop-out which has been around since basically the dawn of literature. Just be grateful that not everyone employs it.

At least it is being mended well.

Well, I would have refused to play Banjo Kazooie 3 (if you want to call it that), but I caved about a two weeks ago and got it. It's not horrible, but it's pretty boring compared to the previous two. I think it'd be great if they made a fourth one with gameplay similar to 1 and 2, and totally ragged on how different 3 was.

At 8/1/09 10:17 PM, BlackmarketKraig wrote: Resident Evil 4 Wii

Even if you've already played RE4 for another console, OP, I recommend you try the one for the Wii. Shit can't be beat.

Zekey knows his shit about good cartoons/animation, and I think it would be great to see him become a famous cartoonist. He could bring the traditional(ish) 2D style back.

What's the deal with cell phones? They're the size of a brick and can only work in certain areas. Not exactly my idea of a mobile phone.

Renting is the best choice if you don't plan on watching the movie many times over.

Honestly, so many people buy DVDs when they only watch them once after purchase.