Quote:Speaking of BIG news, here's some: The effort to save Star Trek: Enterprise just got a huge boost. Three anonymous doners working in the aerospace industry have offered a combined contribution of $3 million. According to their official statement: "We think Star Trek and especially its latest incarnation, Enterprise is the kind of TV that should be aired more often. The people responsible at Paramount think this is just a show and we want to tell them, it is not. We are in the commercial space flight industry and would like to testify that at least one out of two of all the actual entrepreneurs involved in this industry has been inspired by Star Trek; and we are not only good at watching TV sci-fi , we are also good at writing checks, big checks. [EDIT] Enterprise needs to be renewed, for the sake of fan loyalty, for being quality TV, for bringing imagination and hope for a better future to our homes, but over all that, for inspiring us so strongly that we have fought all our adult lives to bring that future closer to our children and to us."
Let's rant and rave about this. In summery, a kid was arrested for a fictional short story he wrote about zombies attacking a non-specificed school. Apparently, this is a SERIOUS that got him arrested.
Quote:It has been revealed that Nintendo plan to show off the GBA2 at the next E3, which begins May 17th. The unit will apparently have a large high-quality back-lit screen, as well as analogue controls.
With the emergence of the GBA2 fans may be wondering, "what's the point of the DS?" Well apparently at E3 Nintendo will be showing off software that will make the DS more like a PDA.
According to Spong the new GBA2 will be based around the GameCube hardware, but that seems like a bit of a jump from the GBA. Still, more will be seen in May.
It should be noted that this news comes from Spong and as we all known they aren't exactly the most reliable site on the internet. I'm not exactly thrilled about this at it means that the DS will likely recieve less support than it would have otherwise, but on the flip side this could be an attemp by Nintendo to under-cut Sony's powerful PSP. I guess we'll know for sure at E3. I know I cant wait.
As I am sometimes want to do, I will make a grand attempt to once again stir the pot of controversy! This is the "Grand Religions Thread of Heated Debates and General Yelling Because People Can Never Agree On Things When Religion Is Involved" thread. Want to talk about religion? Don't want to talk about religion? Want to make outrageous claims about your religion/sect/cult/ect. being better than everyone else and anyone who isn't part of your religion/sect/cult/ect. will burn forever in the flaming bowels of Hades like the unwashed heathens we all know they are? Do it HERE!! AND DO IT LOUDLY!!!
Well, at least we're known by one other forum! A search of "Tendocity" on Google offered up this little tidbit. Scroll down a little bit and you'll see one of the people there mention our quaint little corner of the Internet!
Fess up, who's the one visiting the religious websites?
Quote:South Korean company Webzen has been put on notice by Nintendo - no touchy our penis. Nintendo has contacted Webzen about its upcoming online game, Wiki, expressing concerns that the character design might be similar to one of Nintendo's own titles, The Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker. You may have heard of it, considering it was one of the top selling games of 2003.
While the similarities are apparent, word has it that Wiki's character is customizable, including hair, clothing, and aereola size. Although Nintendo has not filed suit yet, it has not ruled out the possibility should the two companies be unable to reach an understanding.
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