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gaggle64

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  1. It looks like one of those old games that tried to be really high tech by filling itself with loads of bland cutscenes. After 40 years of models on strings, this just dosn't look right to me. Well, just as long as they don't pull a Lucas and actually hide the the original versions away, I won't complain. The CG really isn't that great though.
  2. Fire only serves to make The Terminator look angry.
  3. As I much as I would vastly prefer a 100% new Resi game, the possibility filling in Ada's part of the story would be quite interesting. Hopefully Capcom will make a totally new REWii if the Wii becomes popular. Though last I heard Leon was set to be the protaginist, we already know what he's been up to. Possibly being able to play Wesker prehaps, would be brilliant.
  4. Wow, the graphics have come a long way since the original shots. I can't wait to start chucking long passes with the FHC. Prediction - Lots of American Footbal fans with Wiimote shaped holes in their TVs.
  5. The definitive programme for system data protection.
  6. I borrowed a mates Season 4 DVDs a while ago and I actually thought it was possibly the best season yet. Can't wait for season 5. When and where is it on? (Can't wait for Futurama as well.) Also, is American Dad season 2 out on DVD yet?
  7. I will never understand why some people seem to associate a higher age rating with a better game, or even a "mature" game.
  8. Actually scientific progress was celebrated throughout the ancient Muslim world in astrology, mathematics and medicine, to name just a few. Further more they were far ahead of their time in documenting this research and educating others. This information was only lost as Islamic society started to fracture under economic strain and conflict in later years. Only in the last two centurys have we relearned most of what was known over 800 years ago. Many other highly advanced cultures with strict and complex belief systems also flourished around this time, such as the Mayan and Incan indians in South America, renowned for their prowess in argiculture and architecture. Scientific progression was only ever frowned upon in predominatly Roman-Catholic Europe, where teachings about science and medicine originated from the strictly doctrine Monastry schools, pretty much the only available education available to anyone in Europe at the time. I think I must have missed that part of the Bible.
  9. BelleVille Rendez-Vous = BEST ANIMATION FILM EVER I have never seen anything quite like it. Exciting just look at, brilliant in it's writing and with more class and character then anything I have yet seen or read. Despite almost no dialogue, characters are both complex and clearly explained, the world they live in is vibrant and genuinly alive and the whole thing simply oozes imagination. Trippy, delirously good and quintisentially gaullic, this makes all else look pedestrian by comparison. Even the best works of Studio Ghibli look like Newsnight Scotland on a particulary slow news day next to this. 10/10 Watch it now!
  10. Trilithium away!
  11. It will deliver. It HAS to deliver. Unspeakable things will happen to the very fabric of the universe if it doesn't. The stars shall fall, the skies will burn, the seas will boil, the dead will rise, every man, woman and child will drown in the blood of their loved ones as eternal strife and torment become woven into the very code of mankind's exsistance. Also I'll cry.
  12. I believe that it honestly doesn't matter wether or not you believe in a higher power. I don't think there is a god or what-have-you, but I'm not entirely sure. Anyway, it doesn't matter. It's all about the ideology in my opinion. Even the most insane cleric or idiotic evangelical has a genuine, tangible ideology at the heart of their insane, fractured rantings. Also, there are plenty of preachers who with very firm beliefs about their diety and related morals who can get through the day without trying to ban something or kill someone. I honestly think religion gets a fair amount of bad press, pften because of a highly vocal, sometimes extremist minority across a range of faiths. Bush only speaks for that little small section of Christianity which he comes from, Bin Laden only speaks for that tiny section of Islam which he comes from, and so on. Each religion isn't the universal, unified society of opinionated clones some people seem to think it is. It's far to big for that. It's a world of constant theological debate and discussion. The main reason we have centres like mosques or churches is so we can meet to discuss our faith, beliefs, ideology and how these relate to our lives, with others as part of a community. What I definitly don't believe in is the concept of heaven and hell. That suggests a definitive line between good and evil, but life just isn't that simple in my experience.
  13. I don't care what anyone says, this season has been great. 2 points and three races in it, it couldn't get much better. Ah Schumi. I remember the time he tried to kill Coulthard after he crashed into him in the wet. Took two pit crews to hold him back. How I laughed. The man's a living legend and don't anyone forget it. Yeah, he's a cheating bitch. If you're going to win the championship 7-sodding times you have to be willing to do anything to win it. It's called competition people! Favourite F1 moment ever - when Damon Hill overtook Schumi's Ferrari to take the lead at the '97 Hunagrian Grand Prix in a fucking Arrows.
  14. Shakespear be spinning in his grave right now.
  15. Note: I've got a few of these, so I'll only post a couple now. Also, if I had the oppertunity these are very seriously the films I would probably make (refinements not withstanding). Metal Gear Solid Christian Slater and Sean Bean star as messieurs Solid and Liquid as they battle for control of a dangerous new nuclear weapon in an Alaskan base. Streamlined philsophical subplot and secondary characters (ie. no codec) in favour of more lone hero, Die Hard style shenanigans. The pre-credit sequence involves Churchill getting shot by the CIA in order to hide knowledge of the programme that would eventually go on to create Snake. Tagline: The most dangerous man in the world... is a Snake! Mario Kart Satirical part-animated comedy adventure. After Princess Peach refuses the Collation of Corperations (headed by Samuel Jackson as "The Boss") to sponsor and associate their brands with the Mushroom Kingdom GP, she is kidnapped and held to ransom by the Corperations. In order to win her back the other racers, with the help of The Bosse's nervous nephew (David Chapelle) set out to find her kidnappers, only to stumble across the legendery ancient grounds of "The Racers." Featuring every half-famous racing driver I can lay my hands on, including The Stig.
  16. Only to create:
  17. I wonder how the controls will work? All in all, looking tasty. Nice lighting especially.
  18. So is Hugh Hefner, but that's hardly stopped him now has it?
  19. It's not that there is booze. I'm fine with booze. I'm just rather taken aback by the minds that seem desperate to fill every facet of life with it. I have nightmares that I'm going to walk into college on my first day and have my body crushed by the wall of booze flowing out of the elevator in a slightly bizarre homage to Stanley Kubrik by the film students. I want to live!
  20. Phew, my SAAS application DID get through. Wee weight off my mind there. Also my feshers is a little over the top on booze side of things. Seriously, does booze have to be included with everything?
  21. I had no idea about this until I picked up NGamer. I've never been a big fan of the TR series, but this does look awfully tasty.
  22. I like both fizzy and still, but I usually I drink fizzy when I feel I need to wash out my rotten guts. Works a treat and makes me feel well good.
  23. Now, we all know that the bazooka is the professionals choice.
  24. 5 AM. Most likely something which the powers that be didn't want let out until a specific date and time. It does happen.
  25. It's certainly a highly plausible story, given common concerns about battery life. I've got a feeling all will become clear at the big upcomming conference. I'm just finding difficult to not believe NGamer after that whole Zelda/FHC incident.
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