toblix

Good fun. I like destroying everything with a helicopter and winning races. I don't like having my Biff tipped over into the river by a bunch of reckless drivers. Also, I tried the podcast method of staying in map view as the cop partner, constantly updating waypoints to keep the heat on the crooks. For some reason, though, it did not help. I decided to evacuate the vehicle, but failed, and bounced on the hoods and bonnets of a record five cars before death took me.

Holy shit.

Just started a game with this awesome placement: The only reason the guys surrounding me would not attack me, is that they too would start getting the shittiest position in the game.

So, twelve is the max number of players in a given premium game, right?

Just saying.

Yes, much fun, despite not knowing what was going on most of the time. For example, one of the red enemy guys suddenly turned blue, and I was like "what the h--" and then he killed me.

Ok.

No, I get it, and it's a fine attitude, to be sure. It's just far from how I went about it, which sort of sucks, but I'm fine with it.

Jesus, you guys are spending so much time and effort on your education. That's awesome.

The only thing I think is weird is that they never show it on. I know Apple supposedly locked it, but they mentioned how high-res the "insert me into the iTunes" image was, and I would've liked to see that, at least. I agree it looks nice. Also I just found out how the 3G/3GS phones were the only ones with the rounded backs.

I was completely sure, but now I still am.

I'm guessing they won't back down from doing Episode 3 (as opposed to HL3), but that it'll be between episode and full game size. Guess complete!

I get 53.

At least a year.

Yes, for that stereo effect.

Idea: AWESOME I'll go ahead and order a PS3 headset that is robust enough to handle my constant chatter.

It's quite simple. I have a controller that looks much like an Xbox 360 or PS3 controller, only it looks like this: You might notice this controller looks similar to a piano, in some ways (though much smaller, as I'm sure you can see!). Now, if I were to press one of the keys on the "piano controller", my computer machine would then choose a piano sound from one of these disks and play them through my multimedia speakers. The computer is quite smart, though, so it knows which sound goes with which key, so that it sounds almost like playing a real piano. If I put all the files inside the computer (known to computer scientists as "installing" the files on a "hard drive" or "hard disk") I don't have to leaf through all the disks to find the one with the right sound each time I press a key.

Just got my piano sounds in the mail. The estimated install time is 26 hours.

WARNING You are only allowed to use that key combination if you are a certified Apple developer.

This thread is fun! I wish I had a game that needed identifying.

Holy fucking fucking shit! With the exception that dying seems to easy, and save points seem to far apart, this game seems to be totally awesome! When I got Zombie Ride, I thought it would be a great way to pass congested hallways and such, but so far it seems it's just a great way to jump into a zombie and be eaten to death. Is there "trick" here, or what?

Hey! Look at me! I also want to play!

Yeah, it's no big deal. I got it up and running, though the mix was all crazy. The default setting was max voice volume, and effects and music at 10-20%, which I assumed was a bug. I adjusted the music and sound effects up to about 60-70%, which caused the music to drown out the voices.

Damn it, I was about to enjoy some fine gaming, and then this: