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GAMESPOT:Atari today confirmed to GameSpot the resignation of Martin Edmondson, founder of Reflections Studio. Reflections is the internal studio responsible for the Driver series, one of Atari's most successful and bankable franchises. "For some time we've been in normal contract renegotiations with Martin, and the two sides were unable to reach an agreement," an Atari spokesman said today.
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quote:Originally posted by nomad: Errare Humanum Est... http://edition.cnn.com/2004/US/12/15/fake....t.ap/index.html One difference between that and the french debacle and that is it did not contain any explosives and was intended as a test for Baggage screeners which we all know the majority of them have got to be high school drop outs. I'd say most still attend The Three Stooges school for Baggage screeners.
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MY REVIEW ABOUT NEXUS:THE JUPITER INCIDENT
LostInSpace replied to almostpilot's topic in PC Gaming & Technology
" the realisation that the game is all about increasingly complex micro-management of your ships and crew is something of a let-down." If I didn't know any better, I'd say the reviewer was talking about BC/UC. The micro-management part should be no problem to those of us around here. -
quote:Originally posted by Scrivener: earth loses. Technically, humans did lose. We were no match for them critters. If it weren't for the tiniest of earth's creatures, it would have been all over. Hence the moral of the tale, those little buggies that give us such a nasty time wound up being the saviors of planet earth. I love that. I'm kinda disappointed. I had hoped for a true interpretation of HG wells book same timeline and all or even a follow up to HG wells book where the little critters learned their lesson from the first attack and is going to give it another go. From watching the trailer (what little that's shown) it's kinda reminiscent of the 1950's interpretation of War of the Worlds. Just my opinion.
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Vampire Bloodlines - Better than HL2
LostInSpace replied to Scrivener's topic in PC Gaming & Technology
quote:Originally posted by Scrivener: What a great year for games. Too bad we PC gamers have to wait for KOTOR2... but hey, we got plenty else to keep us occupied until Feb. Good things come to those who wait (well sometimes). Remember KOTOR, that was released later than the console version also. What did the pc gamers get outa that, alot of new content and much much better graphics than it's console counterpart. Hopefully, this will be the same for KOTOR II even though it's made by different people. -
After reading that, I thank god they didn't join the coalition in Iraq. Can you imagine the fiasco. Now I'm not so mad at the french .
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Also, from what I've read around that ATI does not plan on AGP versions of their newer cards anytime soon. So, make sure you have a PCI express motherboard.
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In 2005 - the horror genre will officially die.
LostInSpace replied to Scrivener's topic in The Arts
Well you know what it's time to punish these pr**ks. Sure it was alright to show Alexander in all it's hollywood agenda towards gayness. Noooo, when it's time for me to see the blood and gore movies I like they eff with them. Arrrgggg, I'm mad. Well it's time to stop spending my money on any of these altered flicks. It's also time for these directors to take a stand. If the studios don't want to play fair, then sure, have them release your altered film but quietly release the full flick on the internet. When the studios start loosing even more money because of this, maybe then they'd back down from their victorian attitudes towards horror flicks. -
Vampire Bloodlines - Better than HL2
LostInSpace replied to Scrivener's topic in PC Gaming & Technology
quote:Originally posted by Cruis.In: from the name, can I infer you are a vampire and have vampire like attributes and can also bite people? Bite? You feast on people (rats too if you are desperate). You can either drain their blood dry (killing them) or just take enough before that and save them for another dinner. As for being a vampire, your attributes depend on which clan you belong to. -
Well to redeem myself for attacking Pearl Harbor, I changed history yesterday. I turned all options off to make the game totally unrealistic. I played (single missions) as an American lone fighter P-40B taking on the entire invading Japanese attack force. By the time I was done, I turned back the rest of them (about four invading fighters). By the time I realized that they were running away, it was too late to chase them down since I just didn't have the speed in my plane to do it. Not one bomb hit Pearl Harbor. I did a reconnaissance over Pearl to make sure and didn't see anything smoldering. It may have been unrealistic but it was really fun. I would have been smoked long before because I had this zero on my six and just couldn't shake him at the time. All I knew is that I was right in his fire because I saw all the bullet streams blazing past me while bits and pieces of my plane were chipping off. BTW: Don't forget to assign a key for "TOGGLE CHOCKS" as Carl Burning stated you'll be sitting around on the aircraft carrier wondering what's up you did everything and you're still not moving. I watched the in game training for taking off carriers and no mention of doing this. Don't know if it was an oversight. I watched the training three times to make sure I didn't miss it but nada it wasn't mentioned and it seems strange because it's one of the most important things to do for taking off or else you ain't going nowhere fast. Taking off wasn't too bad just keep it straight and you'll be fine. Landing on a carrier, now that's something different altogether . I would suggest assigning a key for the "TOGGLE ARRESTOR HOOK" for the landing it's as important as releasing the chocks for take off.
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quote:Originally posted by ShoHashi: Now I've seen everything. Oh common man, just when I had thought I've seem everything there is, you had to drag this thing into the picture.
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You know something, after reading the tech report of the AMD64 3000+, I think I might just go for that one myself. Looking at the benchmarking between the AMD 2800+ and the Amd64 3000+ is more than well worth it. New Egg: AMD Athlon 64 3000+, 512KB L2 Cache, Socket 939 64-bit Processor - Retail
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quote:Originally posted by Dambreville: If you know a tech site that covers this question please share Thanks in advance The Tech Report: AMD's Athlon 64 3500+ processor Affordable performance for Socket 939 The Tech Report: AMD's Athlon 64 3000+ processor Finally, a Hammer without Pentagon pricing I do hope I got the right models you are considering. quote:Originally posted by Dambreville: Obviously, higher numbers are better but I am also wondering about optimization between all of these components. They may not be the case in some instances. Like the difference between the Thoroughbreb and Barton. In my opinion, on further reading of the larger L2 cahe of 512k compared to that of the thoroughbreds 256k in a slight performance increase does not justify the buying the Barton core with a higher price tag over that of the Thoroughbreds lower price. [ 12-04-2004, 01:35 PM: Message edited by: LostInSpace ]
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Anyone else playing this yet? I kinda feel soooooo guilty attacking Pearl harbor in a japanese zero.
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Internet Could Spark Rise in Suicide Pacts -Expert
LostInSpace replied to jamotto's topic in Science, Technology & Health
quote:Originally posted by Freyar: kills fewer than smoking... Oh, don't get me started about that and the skewed science of it. I.E. people are put down in smoking related deaths even if they are 80+ years all because they had a history of smoking with the excuse they would have lived longer if they didn't smoke. Now I'm talking about people who also died at age 90 or 100+. Oh yeah, and that second hand smoke crap is alot of bunk. Even the EPA study on this has shown that there is no evidence of this but that there is an entry in this report that ANTI-nut heads have grabbed on to to keep their agenda of controlling people going. I told ya not to get me started on this . -
What do you say to an extraterrestrial?
LostInSpace replied to a topic in Science, Technology & Health
quote:Originally posted by Jaguar: So, what would you say to an extraterrestrial?"Gort, Klaatu barada nikto". -
EU patent proposal may include software
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ZDNET: Linux creator Linus Torvalds has appealed to the EU Council to oppose a directive that would make software patentable in Europe. -
quote:Originally posted by jamotto: quote:But I did read on Anandtech that the Nvidia chipset did do better than then VIA in some instancesI have read that. It seems to me though the difference was not really noticeable. Yeah, much like the difference between the AMD Thoroughbred B and Barton core. One test site they were neck and neck except in arithmetic testing and the ALU test with the Barton did pull a little ahead of the thoroughbred but lost a few points in the FPU though the test was done a year ago AMD Barton Core . There is one plus the Barton core has over the Thoroughbred core and that is it handles overclocking better which I never do anyway.
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quote:Originally posted by Jaguar: Check out tigerdirect.com , they have some pretty good deals as well. They don't seem to carry any MSI motherboards at all. quote:Originally posted by jamotto: 1: I shop frequently with newegg. Never had a problem with them. 2: Both Mobo's are about the same. I quess if I where to choose I would pick the Nvidia based board b/c of the active cooling of the chipset (boards with this tend to be a bit more stable). Yeah, my thoughts exactly. But I did read on Anandtech that the Nvidia chipset did do better than then VIA in some instances. I see alot more positive reviews for the MSI Nforce2 chipset board than the Via one. NewEgg does have a good buyer rating.
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Hmmm, guess I can post this in the tech section since I am going to discuss a Hardware upgrade. Yep, guess it's that time again. Time for an upgrade. CPU, Memory and motherboard. Here is my current motherboard: MSI: KT3 Ultra2 Great motherboard for it's day (and still is) but with my ATI 9600 XT @ 8x agp and the motherboard only supports up to 4x I'm not getting the full potential of the video card. Here are the two candidates for replacement 1:MSI: KT880 Delta-FSR 2: MSI: K7N2 Delta2 Platinum (nVIDIA® nForce2 Gigabit MCP Chipset) I am leaning more towards #2 with the Nvidia chipset (which I have read that Nvidia has got it right this time around and is a real competitor towards the VIA chipset ). I have read alot of really good positive reviews for the Nvidia chipset (except there seems to be problem with it's raid implementation which is no big deal since I'm not using the raid nor will be anytime in the future). Since I have an ATI graphics card, I'm wondering if the Nvidia chipset will heave and cough chunks of nastiness at the sight of this video card in it's system. Any thoughts or experience on this or any Nvidia chipset motherboard? As for the CPU I am going AMD 2800 or higher. Memory I will stick with Kingston. Now for the more important part. I lost my local computer supplier Essential computers Inc. Bought all my previous upgrades from them including the Viewsonic 19" monitor a year ago. They seem to have disappeared. There web site is gone and their phone lines are disconnected. Pity, they had great prices and service and best of all I could just go pick the stuff up myself. So it looks like I'm stuck ordering from the internet. I'm looking at NewEgg.com. Their prices seem to be really good 1:MSI "KT880 Delta-FSR" VIA KT880 Chipset Motherboard for AMD Socket A CPU -RETAIL 2: MSI "K7N2 Delta2 Platinum" NVIDIA nForce2 Ultra 400 Chipset Motherboard For AMD Socket A CPU -RETAIL Any comments on NewEgg?
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ATI: Press Release - 2004 For the gamer who is looking for the ultimate in performance, the new RADEON┬« X850 XT Platinum Edition, RADEON┬« X850 XT and RADEON┬« X850 PRO products are a dream come true. The incredible processing capabilities of the 16 pixel pipe and 6 vertex engine architecture mean that gamers can power through amazingly realistic environments with more speed and power than ever before. The new RADEON┬« X800 XL and RADEON┬« X800 products take the same, award-winning RADEON X800-series features and capabilities and drive them to new, low price points. The broad range of products ensures that gamers of all types ÔÇô from casual hobbyist to professional ÔÇô will find a RADEON X800-series product that meets their needs.
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quote:Originally posted by LostInSpace: I'm only still for Amanda Dodson. She's hot. Correction, I'm only watching this of Amanda Dodson. quote:Originally posted by Cmdr Chavik: Hey! I grew up with the original show. I remember the black and white episodes. Don't rain on my nostalgia dude. Same here. I was a GI junkie . I would still rather watch the original than this thing they are trying pawn off on us.
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Zdnet: The vulnerability is in Windows Internet Name Service, or WINS, a network infrastructure component of server products such as Windows NT 4.0 Server, Windows 2000 Server and Windows Server 2003, Microsoft said Tuesday. The company has issued a temporary work-around for the problem while it works on an update to fix the vulnerability.
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Yawn, boring. Just like all the other Reality shows. I think the music video is way better than the show . I'm only still for Amanda Dodson. She's hot.
