Michael Moore charged my university $18,000 an hour for two hours of speaking at an assembly. Today, in my history class, I finally concluded seeing 'Bowling for Columbine'. I invite opinions on this guy; pro or cons, and what we think of his biased, liberal approach to solving America's gun problems.
You guys must get this game. It's really really good. Much more dialogue than the original one... better graphics... great story... more characters.. if you don't know what I'm talking about go look for it on ign or something! I'm too lazy to post a link because I'm going to go play it.
Seriously. Is it no longer fun to visit this place for any of you? I know it is for me. I really can't stand getting into arguments with ABF and DJ on such a constant basis, and I really fucking hate the two of them most of the time. Maybe it's their fault, maybe it's my fault, or maybe both. I don't know. All I know is that Tendo City is rarely fun for me anymore, and I think that's got to change. I think we need to stop with the constant conflict and try to maintain peace. Impossible? Maybe, but it's worth a shot I say. The only reason I've been posting here since 1999 is because I love video games and want to talk about them with fellow video game dorks, but you can't really get that anywhere on the internet anymore. Go to any major gaming forum, ign, gaming-age, whatever, and all people do is bitch and fight. Since this is a much smaller community I think it might be possible to put an end to it, if all of you assholes (j/k) agree to have a truce. Certain people here get on my nerves, so I'm not as nice as I could be to them. But if they don't act nice it's tough for me to do the same.
This thread is not about finger pointing, so I don't want to hear any "it's your fault" crap here. Let's just discuss what you think can or should be done with Tendo City, and if you agree or disagree with my idea. I could just leave this forum altogether, but I don't like to quit when I think something can be done.
There was this guy playing an SP in the street and then there was this cool music and then there was Mario stuff and then, and then there was Samus and then it was all cool and everything and then they showed that "Who Are You?" thing and then a second of Zero Mission and then I went "Wow that was cool for a Nintendo commercial!" and was all happy until I thought "Why the fuck can't Gamecube commercials be this good?" and then I remembered that Nintendo is dumb when it comes to non-portable stuff.
Quote:Martin Hollis has confirmed however that Funkydilla was not the original "Game Zero" game that was rumoured some time ago. "We have projects in the works apart from Funkydilla, some are very long-term, and we can't talk about them. 'Game Zero' is a working title we don't use anymore, because it collides with an online gaming magazine."
Hollis also stated that they have no plans on showing any games at E3, due to it being a "cattle market." When speaking about the game Funkydilla "My best judgment is that Funkydilla is not a good fit for Nintendo. Funkydilla will rely on heavy inward licensing, i.e. signing lots of famous artists or labels. This is not compatible with Nintendo's strategy at the moment. For some years now they have been shying away from inward licensing."
So Funkydilla isn't likely to come out on the GC. Oh well, I wasn't really that interested in it anyway.
