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That guy is an idiot. Hey... I've got an idea. Maybe I'll trample my buddy to death! And when those nice police officers ask:'Why did you do that?' I'll say:'I learned it from Mario!' Then Jack Thompson will sue Nintendo \o/

I agree with Athriller. Whenever someone comments about Nintendo being third and asking what they are going to do about it they always say we have some "good" games coming and we have this innovative device which might be good or bad.

Love: Bruce Lee, Shigeru Miyamoto, my family Hate: Tarja Halonen (The president of Finland) + the bad guys (Hitler, Osama bin Laden, Stalin etc.)

OMFG! If this is true I'll buy it! I don't really like football but PES rocks!

I don't like understand people who say that Linux is hard to use. I don't know what distro have they used (if any) but my Debian couldn't be more easier to use. One says that you always have to use the command line. I don't get it... I only use the command line if I want to install something (which ISN'T difficult if you ask me) or manage some files (it could be done without the command line but it's much quicker if you just type in the commands :E). One of my friend's father says that you have to do a lot before you can actually use Linux and then he claims that after he installs Windows XP it's ready to use and you don't have to install anything and he isn't interrupted by any Windows updates. Bullshit if you ask me. I wouldn't surf on the net even for a second if there is no proper firewall, a virus scanner, an anti-spyware program and the most important thing: a proper browser! And I'd also like to have Winamp, Azureus, MSN messenger, mIRC and some other pretty useful things. If I have just installed a Debian I usually install: Firefox, XMMS (kinda like Winamp), MPlayer (I could use totem but I think MPlayer is a bit better), aMSN, Azureus, irssi and maybe some other things. Let's see... Windows: 8 things to install Debian: 6 things to install Oh no... The guy said that you don't have to install anything but in fact I'd have to install even more things than I install on Debian :shock: I guess that's it. Feel free to argue

I have completed it on pro. It's quite hard but not too hard. EDIT: I found the body bag on my first run. It was pretty nice

I hate all kinds of fanboys. They say the Sony fans are the worst and Nintendo fans are innocent but I totally disagree with that. No fanboy is worse than the other fanboy imo.

I think it would be great if Revo would come out in Europe just before June. Because I'd like to buy a DS during my summer vacation and there might be a price drop before Christmas so it would be a great buy at the end of the year

What's out! It's the terminator... Oh.. It's just a gameboy :lmao:

SSBM - Beating Event 51 \o/ TWW - Beating the boss of Tower of Gods and then pulling out the Master Sword Metroid Prime - Beating some cool bosses like Omega Pirate and Meta Ridley

Hmm... I could say that goose pwned Ulf

Welcome to R-E, retro-lover! I hope you enjoy your stay.

I'd like to see -PES (insert number here) -Resident Evil 5 -A game like Gran Turismo

Right now I'm playing Resident Evil. I'll soon get the "armor key." I've spotted two "super zombies" but I still haven't killed even one of them because a) it's really creepy when a zombie is running(!) at you b) when I spot them they I'm already opening the door. It sure is a great game but I still hate it :E

Right you are! And happy birthday to you

Happy birthday Patch! Damn... I can't wait till tomorrow :E

I guess you are talking about tar.gz packages? First you need to unpack it by typing: tar -xzvf name.tar.gz (you can use some other way to unpack the files if you think it's easier but using that command is the fastest way (imo)) Then you must see what was inside it. Sometimes it's ready to use after unpacking but sometimes you need to compile it. Usually this works: ./configure make (i'm not sure if this requires sudo or not :/) sudo make install I recommend always reading README or INSTALL. They usually will tell you how to install them and help you if you have problems. I hope that helps :wink:

Happy Birthday Odwin. Here's a little gift for you *hands over a Virtual boy" My birthday is already so close... on Monday :/

I think Debian is the best distro at the moment but I'd recommend Ubuntu for new users. It has the best parts of Debian and is slightly easier.

Happy Birthday to: -YodaIsMyHomeBoy (23)! -kav82 (23)! -Harper (19)! -Adrian DX (15)!

I would like to see a Zelda-like game. You could use the controller to swing the sword and "throw" a boomerang. I'd also like to see the next Metroid.

I would let him sign my GC or NES.

Have a damn good look at my debian

pwnd = owned 1337 = leet = elite

I have only GC but I can name some great games which I have finished Metroid Prime - no doubt the OoT of GC (I'm not sure if TP will be better or not) TWW - I loved the cartoonish look and good controls SSBM - I can play alone for hours and with my pals for days! Other great games: Halo 2 Resi 4 Burnout 3