Author Topic: Guess the poster (Read 69393 times)

IceCold · « **Reply #50 on:** February 17, 2006, 10:09:20 PM »

I don't know if any of you have figured this out, but this thread is a piece of cake, even without a proper search function. Just go to Google and type in..

" site:planetgamecube.com/forums xxxx"

(your phrase) - you need the space before "site"

I don't think it works for every single thread, but most of them anyway. That's what I use when I want to find a thread lost in the board - very useful.

vudu · « **Reply #51 on:** May 06, 2006, 05:05:07 AM »

I'm bumping this thread because it entertains me. Don't use IceCold's Google search method or when you die you'll go to Hell.

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My dear gaming elite, what has transpired in my absence? Must i return to simple rhetoric and mundane 'findings', such as 'Nintendo is in trouble!' and 'What Nintendo needs is...'. Lets take a look at the not so long ago history of your favorite video game company, Nintendo. As recent as 8 human years ago, Nintendo was number 1 in the world. As recent as 20 human years ago, Nintendo saved the gaming 'religion' from extinction. The N64 was a grave mistake, if i may join the previously ridiculed 'What has Nintendo f'd up' game. Many great empires have doused themselves in a gasoline of arrogance. By believing the 'lemmings' would lap up whatever they released, they prevented themselves an opportunity to widen their dominance. In some respects, they were right. The software sales for the AAA games were better than any on another console. Sadly, they were too few or too far between. The Playstation, AKA beezlebub, beat the N64 to the punch, and with the more conveniant media , the compact disc, made the game creating process much easier for developers. The cartridge went the way of the dinosaur, blown out of the water by the new gaming gods. So, here we are. 6 years have elapsed since that fatal error, and what has Nintendo done? They have set the table for their return to dominance. By being more aggressive, Nintendo now has major developers back on the bandwagon. Maybe not completely, but thats what the 'N5' is for. The GC was the framework. The 'N5' will be the 'rapture'. With a new youthful leader now in charge, Nintendo is poised to take on the gaming world head on, with aggression, something they were missing since the NES days of old. When you are not challenged, you become complacent, content. When the star dims , thats the test of ones toughness. Nintendo is back on track, and they're looking to reclaim the lost souls of '96-2003.

nickmitch · « **Reply #52 on:** May 06, 2006, 04:57:10 PM »

I've got one:

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I'm bumping this thread because it entertains me. Don't use IceCold's Google search method or when you die you'll go to Hell.
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My dear gaming elite, what has transpired in my absence? Must i return to simple rhetoric and mundane 'findings', such as 'Nintendo is in trouble!' and 'What Nintendo needs is...'. Lets take a look at the not so long ago history of your favorite video game company, Nintendo. As recent as 8 human years ago, Nintendo was number 1 in the world. As recent as 20 human years ago, Nintendo saved the gaming 'religion' from extinction. The N64 was a grave mistake, if i may join the previously ridiculed 'What has Nintendo f'd up' game. Many great empires have doused themselves in a gasoline of arrogance. By believing the 'lemmings' would lap up whatever they released, they prevented themselves an opportunity to widen their dominance. In some respects, they were right. The software sales for the AAA games were better than any on another console. Sadly, they were too few or too far between. The Playstation, AKA beezlebub, beat the N64 to the punch, and with the more conveniant media , the compact disc, made the game creating process much easier for developers. The cartridge went the way of the dinosaur, blown out of the water by the new gaming gods. So, here we are. 6 years have elapsed since that fatal error, and what has Nintendo done? They have set the table for their return to dominance. By being more aggressive, Nintendo now has major developers back on the bandwagon. Maybe not completely, but thats what the 'N5' is for. The GC was the framework. The 'N5' will be the 'rapture'. With a new youthful leader now in charge, Nintendo is poised to take on the gaming world head on, with aggression, something they were missing since the NES days of old. When you are not challenged, you become complacent, content. When the star dims , thats the test of ones toughness. Nintendo is back on track, and they're looking to reclaim the lost souls of '96-2003.

Mario · « **Reply #53 on:** May 06, 2006, 05:02:21 PM »

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Originally posted by: vudu
I'm bumping this thread because it entertains me. Don't use IceCold's Google search method or when you die you'll go to Hell.
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My dear gaming elite, what has transpired in my absence? Must i return to simple rhetoric and mundane 'findings', such as 'Nintendo is in trouble!' and 'What Nintendo needs is...'. Lets take a look at the not so long ago history of your favorite video game company, Nintendo. As recent as 8 human years ago, Nintendo was number 1 in the world. As recent as 20 human years ago, Nintendo saved the gaming 'religion' from extinction. The N64 was a grave mistake, if i may join the previously ridiculed 'What has Nintendo f'd up' game. Many great empires have doused themselves in a gasoline of arrogance. By believing the 'lemmings' would lap up whatever they released, they prevented themselves an opportunity to widen their dominance. In some respects, they were right. The software sales for the AAA games were better than any on another console. Sadly, they were too few or too far between. The Playstation, AKA beezlebub, beat the N64 to the punch, and with the more conveniant media , the compact disc, made the game creating process much easier for developers. The cartridge went the way of the dinosaur, blown out of the water by the new gaming gods. So, here we are. 6 years have elapsed since that fatal error, and what has Nintendo done? They have set the table for their return to dominance. By being more aggressive, Nintendo now has major developers back on the bandwagon. Maybe not completely, but thats what the 'N5' is for. The GC was the framework. The 'N5' will be the 'rapture'. With a new youthful leader now in charge, Nintendo is poised to take on the gaming world head on, with aggression, something they were missing since the NES days of old. When you are not challenged, you become complacent, content. When the star dims , thats the test of ones toughness. Nintendo is back on track, and they're looking to reclaim the lost souls of '96-2003.

Sounds like Gamebasher.

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Originally posted by: TVman
I've got one:

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I'm bumping this thread because it entertains me. Don't use IceCold's Google search method or when you die you'll go to Hell.
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My dear gaming elite, what has transpired in my absence? Must i return to simple rhetoric and mundane 'findings', such as 'Nintendo is in trouble!' and 'What Nintendo needs is...'. Lets take a look at the not so long ago history of your favorite video game company, Nintendo. As recent as 8 human years ago, Nintendo was number 1 in the world. As recent as 20 human years ago, Nintendo saved the gaming 'religion' from extinction. The N64 was a grave mistake, if i may join the previously ridiculed 'What has Nintendo f'd up' game. Many great empires have doused themselves in a gasoline of arrogance. By believing the 'lemmings' would lap up whatever they released, they prevented themselves an opportunity to widen their dominance. In some respects, they were right. The software sales for the AAA games were better than any on another console. Sadly, they were too few or too far between. The Playstation, AKA beezlebub, beat the N64 to the punch, and with the more conveniant media , the compact disc, made the game creating process much easier for developers. The cartridge went the way of the dinosaur, blown out of the water by the new gaming gods. So, here we are. 6 years have elapsed since that fatal error, and what has Nintendo done? They have set the table for their return to dominance. By being more aggressive, Nintendo now has major developers back on the bandwagon. Maybe not completely, but thats what the 'N5' is for. The GC was the framework. The 'N5' will be the 'rapture'. With a new youthful leader now in charge, Nintendo is poised to take on the gaming world head on, with aggression, something they were missing since the NES days of old. When you are not challenged, you become complacent, content. When the star dims , thats the test of ones toughness. Nintendo is back on track, and they're looking to reclaim the lost souls of '96-2003.

vudu

vudu · « **Reply #54 on:** May 06, 2006, 07:03:10 PM »

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Sounds like Gamebasher.

Wrong. Guess again.

IceCold · « **Reply #55 on:** May 06, 2006, 09:16:13 PM »

This is an easy one, especially since I just mentioned it recently, but it deserves to be here..

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The GBA in all its forms outsells the PSP.

The DS outsells GBA.
Transitive property, bitches.

IceCold · « **Reply #56 on:** May 06, 2006, 09:26:19 PM »

Another easy one..

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You know those obnoxious jerks that have a doctorate and insist on being called "doctor" in all sitations even if outside of their workplace that distinction makes no sense? That would be me if I was knighted. "That's SIR [expletive ] to you!" Except with this one guy I know who owns an orchard and is in fact a doctor but never refers to himself as such and insists on being called "Mr." That guy's cool so I would never make him call me Sir [censored ].

nickmitch · « **Reply #57 on:** May 07, 2006, 06:35:57 PM »

Here's a super hard one:

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*bump*

Good luck,

mantidor · « **Reply #58 on:** May 07, 2006, 07:10:43 PM »

Perm! It has to be...

IceCold · « **Reply #59 on:** May 07, 2006, 07:34:33 PM »

UncleBob

stevey · « **Reply #60 on:** May 08, 2006, 02:39:34 PM »

tvman

nickmitch · « **Reply #61 on:** May 08, 2006, 03:26:49 PM »

Keep guessing. . .

IceCold · « **Reply #62 on:** May 19, 2006, 07:55:40 PM »

Hey guys, this thread is kind of useless if no one actually guesses the poster

We have a backlog of unanswered quotes; mine (before the Odama one), vudu's, two of my other ones, and TVMan's (he should be ban'd for his ambiguous nature). Why don't we make it so that if after a week or so the quote is unanswered, the poster should tell us who it is?

Anyway, here's another one, from a poster that has been lost for a while (I often wonder what happened to him..), and it was written **don't look, as it makes finding it easier** prE3 2005 before the VC was announced

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The "emulators" comment is intentionally somewhat vague. Usually, one would refer to what Nintendo is most likely to do as "middleware." That is, software that takes care of much of the heavy lifting on the programming side of things. I think, however, that putting emulators on there might be a good idea. More specifically, I think it would be advantageous for Nintendo to expand it's library as much as possible by offering emulators for NES, SNES, N64, and if they can manage to make the deals, Sega Genesis and more. Offer the ROMS electronically distributed (fully encrypted with a crucial chunk of the ROM missing - requiring a brief download from Nintendo's servers in order to play - Hell, the entirety of NES ROMs could be considered the "chunk"). The key to keeping piracy of the ROMs down would, of course, be to sell them cheap - $5, but better less. Providing people with the tools to make fun new games inexpensively is also key. I'm not talking about fully blown dev kits, but dev tools for a specialized 2D "emulator" that would make puzzle games, board games, and games like Alien Hominid easy to make - justifying selling it at $10 or less electronically

vudu · « **Reply #63 on:** May 19, 2006, 08:06:32 PM »

Alright, I'm game. Here's mine again.

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My dear gaming elite, what has transpired in my absence? Must i return to simple rhetoric and mundane 'findings', such as 'Nintendo is in trouble!' and 'What Nintendo needs is...'. Lets take a look at the not so long ago history of your favorite video game company, Nintendo. As recent as 8 human years ago, Nintendo was number 1 in the world. As recent as 20 human years ago, Nintendo saved the gaming 'religion' from extinction. The N64 was a grave mistake, if i may join the previously ridiculed 'What has Nintendo f'd up' game. Many great empires have doused themselves in a gasoline of arrogance. By believing the 'lemmings' would lap up whatever they released, they prevented themselves an opportunity to widen their dominance. In some respects, they were right. The software sales for the AAA games were better than any on another console. Sadly, they were too few or too far between. The Playstation, AKA beezlebub, beat the N64 to the punch, and with the more conveniant media , the compact disc, made the game creating process much easier for developers. The cartridge went the way of the dinosaur, blown out of the water by the new gaming gods. So, here we are. 6 years have elapsed since that fatal error, and what has Nintendo done? They have set the table for their return to dominance. By being more aggressive, Nintendo now has major developers back on the bandwagon. Maybe not completely, but thats what the 'N5' is for. The GC was the framework. The 'N5' will be the 'rapture'. With a new youthful leader now in charge, Nintendo is poised to take on the gaming world head on, with aggression, something they were missing since the NES days of old. When you are not challenged, you become complacent, content. When the star dims , thats the test of ones toughness. Nintendo is back on track, and they're looking to reclaim the lost souls of '96-2003.

The answer is The Omen.

IceCold · « **Reply #64 on:** May 19, 2006, 08:11:37 PM »

These were both

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Shut up! They're lisening. No one want taxes on video game that why the ESRB had to cavin or the ass hole would never give up till the gov. would make all game idiotic so people might never think for them self and become lap dog to what ever they want and go to war for what ever resone/lie and belive it because they want us to be retart about gov.

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hey Kamek_X just write to np say you got canser of the anis (sp?) and sound so sad that they print a copy for just you.(dont say colin there wont belive you)

STEVEY

IceCold · « **Reply #65 on:** May 22, 2006, 10:19:26 PM »

Wow, you guys are no fun.. This is

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The GBA in all its forms outsells the PSP.

The DS outsells GBA.
Transitive property, bitches.

KN, quoting Pro666. I'm still waiting for this

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You know those obnoxious jerks that have a doctorate and insist on being called "doctor" in all sitations even if outside of their workplace that distinction makes no sense? That would be me if I was knighted. "That's SIR [expletive] to you!" Except with this one guy I know who owns an orchard and is in fact a doctor but never refers to himself as such and insists on being called "Mr." That guy's cool so I would never make him call me Sir [censored].

and the one earlier on this page.

vudu · « **Reply #66 on:** May 23, 2006, 03:02:31 AM »

That would be Ian Sane from the MIYAMOTO TO BE KNIGHTED IN FRANCE!!! thread. I win.

vudu · « **Reply #67 on:** May 24, 2006, 11:34:48 AM »

Here's a new one for everyone to guess.

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There is a video.
The Ring was freaky as hell.
It still freaks me out.

That girl is freaky.....
This avatar is here to stay........for seven days.........MUAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!

Notice the incorrect haiku.

ThePerm · « **Reply #68 on:** May 24, 2006, 11:56:04 AM »

oh ****....i remember that!

is it me?

found it, Termin8Anakin

ThePerm · « **Reply #69 on:** May 24, 2006, 12:02:33 PM »

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Originally posted by: edited out for game purposes
There's not much to see in my room, because I use the main TV (flat 76cm widescreen) in the house to play my console games (due to the fact I live with my parents). And I don't have my own computer 'cos, my room is too small to fit one (and partly because I'm a tight ass!).

But I really should take a picture of the two Duracell Bunnys I have (which you can't get in the shops) which are 32cm tall. I have the 1998 World Cup (with adidas soccer boots) bunny and drum bunny (and they walk!). I also have two framed Star Wars posters, a framed poster of former Green Bay Packer's Reggie White. On my shelves, I have three Star Wars plastic model kits (X-Wing, Darth Vadar's TIE Fighter and the Millennium Falcon), Star Wars figures, plus Transformers toys. And my GBA. At the moment, I'm collecting Zoids plastic model kits, but sadly, I have no room to fit them in (they look so cool).

vudu · « **Reply #70 on:** May 24, 2006, 12:22:00 PM »

That would be Uncle Rich AiAi. But it's not really fair using a quote from someone who hasn't posted in three years (and, as far as I remember, never really posted that much anyway).

vudu · « **Reply #71 on:** May 24, 2006, 12:41:39 PM »

So I guess it's my turn now, right?

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Just wanting to share my crappy ass story with you all.

So i worked all day today....

And in broad daylight some jack ass broke into my car and took freaking everything! On top of my 5 channel amp and two 12 inch subs, my backpack full of gamecube fun was in there. I'm sooo pissed off I could scream....

My copy of ToS... GONE
My copy of Pokemon Col. and Box GONE
Prince of Persia... GONE
Smash Bros.... GONE
Two Wavebirds... GONE
Two Game Link Cables... GONE
Four Memory Cards... GONE

On those memory cards were virtually all of my game saves... The only cards i didn't lose were my japanese card and original 59... Of all of my games, I only have saves for things like Luigi's Mansion and Monkey ball...

Hours and Hours of Smash bros. records....
Over 500 pokemon....
My initial 12 hours in ToS....
All my Mario Kart Scores...
All my F-Zero scores...
etc...
etc....
etc.....
GONE!

Argh argh argh...
Sorry bout this, I had to vent somewhere... :-/

If you stole them, kindly tell me your name so I can have your ass arrested AFTER I beat the living sh*t out of you.

(Sorry about this; I hate to make you relive your pain.)

vudu · « **Reply #72 on:** May 24, 2006, 12:44:33 PM »

LOL! Bonus quote (from the same thread):

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I know my penis has caused some driving problems for me.

Not really. But I could see how the situation might arise. . . so to speak

IceCold · « **Reply #73 on:** August 03, 2006, 11:12:04 PM »

Damn you apathetic bastards!

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The "emulators" comment is intentionally somewhat vague. Usually, one would refer to what Nintendo is most likely to do as "middleware." That is, software that takes care of much of the heavy lifting on the programming side of things. I think, however, that putting emulators on there might be a good idea. More specifically, I think it would be advantageous for Nintendo to expand it's library as much as possible by offering emulators for NES, SNES, N64, and if they can manage to make the deals, Sega Genesis and more. Offer the ROMS electronically distributed (fully encrypted with a crucial chunk of the ROM missing - requiring a brief download from Nintendo's servers in order to play - Hell, the entirety of NES ROMs could be considered the "chunk"). The key to keeping piracy of the ROMs down would, of course, be to sell them cheap - $5, but better less. Providing people with the tools to make fun new games inexpensively is also key. I'm not talking about fully blown dev kits, but dev tools for a specialized 2D "emulator" that would make puzzle games, board games, and games like Alien Hominid easy to make - justifying selling it at $10 or less electronically

I just mentioned him earlier today, so I figured I might as well update this page. This quote is from Black Griffen, our long-lost poster..

vudu · « **Reply #74 on:** August 04, 2006, 03:01:14 AM »

I

this thread. I still like these two, and no one even attempted to guess, so I'm just going to repost them (even through they're right above IceCold's new post and hopefully someone will have at them.

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Originally posted by: vudu
So I guess it's my turn now, right?
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Just wanting to share my crappy ass story with you all.

So i worked all day today....

And in broad daylight some jack ass broke into my car and took freaking everything! On top of my 5 channel amp and two 12 inch subs, my backpack full of gamecube fun was in there. I'm sooo pissed off I could scream....

My copy of ToS... GONE
My copy of Pokemon Col. and Box GONE
Prince of Persia... GONE
Smash Bros.... GONE
Two Wavebirds... GONE
Two Game Link Cables... GONE
Four Memory Cards... GONE

On those memory cards were virtually all of my game saves... The only cards i didn't lose were my japanese card and original 59... Of all of my games, I only have saves for things like Luigi's Mansion and Monkey ball...

Hours and Hours of Smash bros. records....
Over 500 pokemon....
My initial 12 hours in ToS....
All my Mario Kart Scores...
All my F-Zero scores...
etc...
etc....
etc.....
GONE!

Argh argh argh...
Sorry bout this, I had to vent somewhere... :-/

If you stole them, kindly tell me your name so I can have your ass arrested AFTER I beat the living sh*t out of you.
(Sorry about this; I hate to make you relive your pain.)

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Originally posted by: vudu
LOL! Bonus quote (from the same thread):
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I know my penis has caused some driving problems for me.

Not really. But I could see how the situation might arise. . . so to speak

News:

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