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memory!!
PC world suck balls.
they even use incorrect terminlogy in their adverts now, which MUST be a problem somewhere along the line. So, not content with being staffed by incompetents, they`re now just changing the presentation so they can get the customers to go along with it.
if anyone knows someone at the PC world advertising department, please thrust a swift knee into their jaffers for me.
PC world suck balls.
they even use incorrect terminlogy in their adverts now, which MUST be a problem somewhere along the line. So, not content with being staffed by incompetents, they`re now just changing the presentation so they can get the customers to go along with it.
if anyone knows someone at the PC world advertising department, please thrust a swift knee into their jaffers for me.
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hehe, every time my mates and i play it`s like a tournament :D
we`ve even developed sub plots and narratives to go with the scoring systems.
Break Point - Breek Poit (pronounced "pwar".. like french) - a mysterious cowboy. elusive!
Match Point - Mitch Poit - Breeks even MORE elusive relative
straight game - losing no points
textbook - lobbing the opponent on a serve return
when a character dives for the ball, you must shoult "rollin`" in a limp bizkit fashion (this works better if you`re the character witha fred durst style red hat)
breek poit/mitch poit/straight game - the ultimate way to win a set. if it was a 6-0 drubbing then all the better.
i suppose the not-so-hidden-message here is "don`t get stoned and play virtua tennis" unless you`re sure you can take it :D
we`ve even developed sub plots and narratives to go with the scoring systems.
Break Point - Breek Poit (pronounced "pwar".. like french) - a mysterious cowboy. elusive!
Match Point - Mitch Poit - Breeks even MORE elusive relative
straight game - losing no points
textbook - lobbing the opponent on a serve return
when a character dives for the ball, you must shoult "rollin`" in a limp bizkit fashion (this works better if you`re the character witha fred durst style red hat)
breek poit/mitch poit/straight game - the ultimate way to win a set. if it was a 6-0 drubbing then all the better.
i suppose the not-so-hidden-message here is "don`t get stoned and play virtua tennis" unless you`re sure you can take it :D
Virtua Tennis is so addictive - never won a tournament on it though :
yes and some of them :P
i`m just a huge mark for virtua tennis :D
i`m just a huge mark for virtua tennis :D
Incoming, Shenmue 1 & 2, Powerstone 1 & 2, Dead or Alive 2, Soul Calibur, Sonic Adventure 1 & 2, Ikaruga, Skies of Arcadia, Grandia 2, NBA2K1, Virtua Tennis, Test Drive Le Mans, Sega GT, House of the Dead 2, Resident Evil: Code Veronica, Samba de Amigo, Crazy Taxi, Jet Set Radio...
Borat wrote:
> Cool ... I don't remember the dreamcast having many good games
> though ...
all you really need is Virtua Tennis, crazy taxi, Ikaruga and Streetfighter 3.
> Cool ... I don't remember the dreamcast having many good games
> though ...
all you really need is Virtua Tennis, crazy taxi, Ikaruga and Streetfighter 3.
You see now you've explained it I can see that .. just.
But if you'd just posted it on a forum with no explanation I'd probably make a circular motion with my finger around the temple area of my head ... ;P
'My mum has curly hair and brushes her teeth ...' :D
But if you'd just posted it on a forum with no explanation I'd probably make a circular motion with my finger around the temple area of my head ... ;P
'My mum has curly hair and brushes her teeth ...' :D
Borat wrote:
> Dare i ask what that is?
Tis a guy with arms up yelling.
(///_v) = Emo
> Dare i ask what that is?
Tis a guy with arms up yelling.
(///_v) = Emo
Dare i ask what that is?
("\('O')/") = Yelling
My favourite i think. God there are loads!
("\('_')/") = Mexican wave
My favourite i think. God there are loads!
("\('_')/") = Mexican wave
You never saw anything.
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