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      Silent Hill 5 coming to Revolution! (Not true, false rumor!)
    Posted by: Weltall - 24th January 2006, 8:08 PM - Forum: Tendo City - Replies (43)

    http://www.gamercc.com/index.php?page=sh...le&id=3677

    Quote:"Konami Computer Entertainment Japan and Nintendo yesterday announced the development of 'Silent Hill 5' for the Japanese company's new console, codenamed Revolution. Although everyone initially thought that the new edition of this horror series would arrive exclusively for PS3 [C3 note: since the rest of the series has been on Sony formats], it would seem that the development team was seduced by the innovative Revolution controller. According to Akira Yamaoka, Producer of the series: "We are excited with the great possibilities of the new control. We believe that the Silent Hill series will have a great jump [in the next generation] and the Revolution is the solution to materialise our innovative plans ". Silent Hill 5 will be launched exclusively for the Nintendo Revolution. The first images will be published, according to Yamaoka, during the Eletronic Entertainment Expo (E3) in May 2006."

    All I can say is... fucking WOW. No doubt in my mind whatsoever that I'll be owning a Revolution as soon as possible!

    lazy so called this months ago, by the way.

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      so... easy...
    Posted by: A Black Falcon - 24th January 2006, 6:43 PM - Forum: Tendo City - Replies (5)

    http://support.microsoft.com/kb/q275423/

    How to enable EMS memory in WinME, most basic way... How did I manage to miss this for four years... actually it looks like I tried before, but it re-activated, or I didn't look hard enough or something, because one line was deactivated already and another identical one below it not, but whatever... it would have been really nice to have EMS years ago too, not just now. :( (I know, I can run all of those games in DOSBox, and that's what I did, but lots of them run too slow in DOSBox... of course some run too fast in normal speed, but too fast is often better than too slow, as long as it's not TOO fast...) :(

    This had been annoying me for so long... it's really frusterating to find that it was something so simple... Disgust

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      Tax on violent video games (in Texas)
    Posted by: Dark Jaguar - 24th January 2006, 5:57 PM - Forum: Ramble City - Replies (6)

    http://gamepolitics.livejournal.com/183912.html

    Among other things.

    This fellow wants to eliminate the property tax (the idea being a sound one I suppose, to encourage land ownership). Of course, the government needs a means of supporting it's own existance, so where to get replacement funds? Of course, tax the things "we" don't want while not taxing things "we" do want.

    I believe his decisions on what "we" think are unwanted are a little arbitrary, however I must add that there's the whole issue as to whether this would actually benefit the state. Unfortunatly I can't really think of a logical reason why it wouldn't if the decided "unwanted" things to be taxed were agreed upon by the public and didn't infringe on the rights of the minority in the process. Still, something seems "off". Is it just in my head or is there a good logical reason why I should be against/for this sort of thing (in concept rather than execution)?

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      SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE both sides of extremist politics ignore rational thought
    Posted by: Dark Jaguar - 24th January 2006, 5:15 PM - Forum: Ramble City - Replies (5)

    http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/11009379/

    I had predicted as much... Sure there's some rational thought to some of their arguments, but it seems that neither side can claim to be using rational thought in their decision making process. They've made up their minds in advance and twist whatever they hear to match their world view, instead of the other way around. Yes, I'll admit it. My position is so weak minded I can be easily swayed by something so base as empirical evidence :D.

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      Bigfoot isn't real?!
    Posted by: Dark Jaguar - 24th January 2006, 11:05 AM - Forum: Ramble City - Replies (10)

    Well, some clever soul just took a gif editor and lined up all the shots from that infamous bigfoot siting video I'm sure everyone has seen before so it looks like a still panoramic shot. This is a perfect way to eliminate any wobbling in an image, and it's pretty much impossible to create additional artifacts with this method.

    <img src="http://www.bigfootencounters.com/files/mk_davis_pgf.gif">

    Just thought this was cute, as it doesn't appear to be moving in any way that a man in a monkey suit couldn't also move in.

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      Appropriateness of posting reviews first posted here elsewhere...
    Posted by: A Black Falcon - 23rd January 2006, 10:08 PM - Forum: The Somewhat-Monthly Review - Replies (4)

    Gamefaqs, for instance... I mean, I know it's fine, because of my loyalty to this place I'd rather think 'I'd rather keep them just here'... but with the size of our userbase... I don't know...

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      Tendocity entry at Wikipedia
    Posted by: Great Rumbler - 23rd January 2006, 6:43 PM - Forum: Ramble City - Replies (26)

    EdenMaster and I came up with idea to create an in-depth and humorous accounts of the rise and fall of Tendocity, it's insanity, and it's colorful characters! Post everything funny or cool you can think of here and maybe one of us will compile it!

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      I was wondering about this, and here's the answer...
    Posted by: A Black Falcon - 23rd January 2006, 5:12 PM - Forum: Tendo City - No Replies

    http://www.siliconera.com/2006/01/16/the...-reprints/

    Very, very interesting...

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      Constructing an artificial human brain.
    Posted by: Dark Jaguar - 23rd January 2006, 4:58 PM - Forum: Ramble City - Replies (16)

    http://www.newscientist.com/article.ns?id=dn7470

    This is several months old, but it's the first I've heard of it. Seems a group, after painstakingly gathering data via experimentation, is now prepairing to create an artificial brain modelled via computer.

    Now, the details on how feasible this even IS with current computer technology aside, there's a nagging moral question.

    Would it be right to turn this thing off?

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      Fundamentally Boring
    Posted by: Darunia - 22nd January 2006, 7:39 PM - Forum: Ramble City - Replies (53)

    Did I just grow up all of a sudden or has this place become insepidly boring/stupid over the past half-year? I mean I still come here and browse, but theres nothing at all worth posting anymore... that Doritos thread was the last thing I even bothered pretending to care about.

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