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Originally posted by: Bill Aurion
After finally beating the game, I must say that the final case is the singular most stressful gaming experience I've ever had (not just the fact that it's a tough case, you'll see what I mean...)...And that's in a good way, because it made the ending just that much sweeter!
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Originally posted by: vudu
Will [ign] never give up on this fixation with voice-overs?
The horror ... the horror ....
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some other mod I'm forgetting.
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Originally posted by: GoldenPhoenix
You all suck.
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having an add pop up any time you first click on the main planetgamecube.com page? That has got to go!
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There is only one movie on that list that I have not seen and it is directed by a hack while starring a jerk.
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Originally posted by: Pittbboi
It's clear that Nintendo developed the wiimote with Miyamoto's minimalist design philosophy in mind. I guess that could be an example of Miyamoto holding Nintendo back, if you agree that is the case.
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Originally posted by: Djunknown
I think that right now, the public faces we see, hear, and read from Nintendo are as follows: Iwata and Miyamoto (Anouma, when they're talking about the next Zelda) from NCL, Reggie, Kaplan, and George Harrison from NOA. The names from NOE and NAL evade me at this time, but you get my point.
If we could hear more from the designers, programmers, artists, even from NCL's board, then we'd could equate Nintendo to more than just the names I mentioned above. I just learned from this thread the man responsible for Animal Crossing!
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...a back door has appeared in the Music Store itself: While iTunes Japan pegs foreign undesirables from their credit card numbers, it can't screen fake Japanese addresses provided by prepaid iTunes Card users. There's a small but ardent underground economy among Americans in dummy addresses and e-mailed scans of Japanese iTunes Cards, picked up by friends in Tokyo convenience stores or openly sold online.
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For a lot of reasons but the main one is that most "Pop" (what the hell is the real category for people like her, Britney Spears, Mandy Moore, and those kind of performers? Pop means popular and even TOOL has fallen under that category) singers don't have anything to do with the lyrics they are singing? Someone writes the lyrics and they sing them, they aren't artist, they don't create music, all they do is perform, they're like an art gallery, when you go you look at the wall and go "wow it's doing a good job of holding up that Monet".
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Originally posted by: 18 Days
Oh man. I really thought I could pull it off.
And unlike sour grapes Kairon, I feel wandering ran an exceptional game, he did keep to the rules. I'll keep my problems with the game balance to myself.
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Originally posted by: Caliban
Actually the Enterprise, where Sulu was part of and also the one shown in the original TV series, did not have a letter. If you check the ship pics from the second link that I put, you will see that the license plate is really the first Enterprise.
"Following the destruction of the NCC-1701, Kirk and his officers were instrumental in saving Earth from a mysterious probe (as chronicled in Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home). As a reward, Kirk (who was demoted to captain as punishment for disobeying orders and taking the NCC-1701 to the Genesis Planet) was given command of a new U.S.S. Enterprise, a virtually identical (from the outside) vessel with the registry number NCC-1701-A. This began a long tradition of continuing the NCC-1701 registry number through successive generations of Enterprise which in some timelines continues until at least the 26th century (see Starship Enterprise)." - Wikipedia
