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I've been swayed by one review of Universal Studios.
I must be an idiot.
Excuse me while I go and jibber incessantly in the corner.
I must be an idiot.
Excuse me while I go and jibber incessantly in the corner.
dooz2k2 wrote:
> Whitestroipes wrote:
>
> Yeah, but that's like saying "How do we know nuclear war is a
> bad
> thing? Perhaps we should try it and it might turn out to be really
> good."
>
> hmm, yeah, thats definately a great comparison...games/nuclear war.
> of course, why didnt i think of that before, the two 'genres' are
> exactly the same!
Duh isnt that the whole point of Red Alert?
> Whitestroipes wrote:
>
> Yeah, but that's like saying "How do we know nuclear war is a
> bad
> thing? Perhaps we should try it and it might turn out to be really
> good."
>
> hmm, yeah, thats definately a great comparison...games/nuclear war.
> of course, why didnt i think of that before, the two 'genres' are
> exactly the same!
Duh isnt that the whole point of Red Alert?
Whitestroipes wrote:
> Only you, and other gimps like Stryke, slate everyone who doesn't
> think The Matrix is the best film ever. And here you are exclaiming
> your annoyance at people who judge a game without owning it. I doubt
> if you'd noticed, but both actions are remarkably similar.
Whatever, chuckles. If you can find one instant of me slating someone for not liking the Matrix, I'll bow down and fulfil your every wish. I could find a dozen examples (and I have the means, though not the will to do so) of you popping into a thread, making an ill-informed comment then desperately trying to cover your tracks when called on it by farting around with sarcastic remarks. In the meantime, enjoy your lifetime of writing clever comebacks without actually answering the accusations thrown at you. Take it easy.
I'm off to play games and eat sandwiches.
> Only you, and other gimps like Stryke, slate everyone who doesn't
> think The Matrix is the best film ever. And here you are exclaiming
> your annoyance at people who judge a game without owning it. I doubt
> if you'd noticed, but both actions are remarkably similar.
Whatever, chuckles. If you can find one instant of me slating someone for not liking the Matrix, I'll bow down and fulfil your every wish. I could find a dozen examples (and I have the means, though not the will to do so) of you popping into a thread, making an ill-informed comment then desperately trying to cover your tracks when called on it by farting around with sarcastic remarks. In the meantime, enjoy your lifetime of writing clever comebacks without actually answering the accusations thrown at you. Take it easy.
I'm off to play games and eat sandwiches.
Mr Snuggly wrote:
> And the blind, incessant sarcastic comments from people like
> WhiteStripes are the reason that Nintendo fans are generally viewed on
> the whole as red-faced fanboys and are laughed at and mocked with big
> pointy sticks. And the reason I'll stay out of this forum from now on
> too, I'm sure I won't be missed.
*sniggers*
> And the blind, incessant sarcastic comments from people like
> WhiteStripes are the reason that Nintendo fans are generally viewed on
> the whole as red-faced fanboys and are laughed at and mocked with big
> pointy sticks. And the reason I'll stay out of this forum from now on
> too, I'm sure I won't be missed.
*sniggers*
Whitestroipes wrote:
> So you think Universal Studios could be good? You realise that you
> walk around a recreation of the actual park, and pick up litter.
>
>
> Have you changed your mind yet?
hmm, as far as i can tell, i never said Universal studios would be good, infact, i sed that since there was no positive support for it that it is crap...
> So you think Universal Studios could be good? You realise that you
> walk around a recreation of the actual park, and pick up litter.
>
>
> Have you changed your mind yet?
hmm, as far as i can tell, i never said Universal studios would be good, infact, i sed that since there was no positive support for it that it is crap...
dooz2k2 wrote:
> Whitestroipes wrote:
>
> Yeah, but that's like saying "How do we know nuclear war is a
> bad
> thing? Perhaps we should try it and it might turn out to be really
> good."
>
> hmm, yeah, thats definately a great comparison...games/nuclear war.
> of course, why didnt i think of that before, the two 'genres' are
> exactly the same!
>
> come on, that was a pretty stupid point to make...
Not really, it's just an over the top comparison.
So you think Universal Studios could be good? You realise that you walk around a recreation of the actual park, and pick up litter.
Have you changed your mind yet?
> Whitestroipes wrote:
>
> Yeah, but that's like saying "How do we know nuclear war is a
> bad
> thing? Perhaps we should try it and it might turn out to be really
> good."
>
> hmm, yeah, thats definately a great comparison...games/nuclear war.
> of course, why didnt i think of that before, the two 'genres' are
> exactly the same!
>
> come on, that was a pretty stupid point to make...
Not really, it's just an over the top comparison.
So you think Universal Studios could be good? You realise that you walk around a recreation of the actual park, and pick up litter.
Have you changed your mind yet?
Whitestroipes wrote:
> Yeah, but that's like saying "How do we know nuclear war is a bad
> thing? Perhaps we should try it and it might turn out to be really
> good."
If no-one has tried Nuclear missles before, then how do WE know it's bad. ANd maybe it IS good. No-one's tried it, the effects of the radiation could counteract each other and heal all injuries. Eh? eh?
I rest my case.
> Yeah, but that's like saying "How do we know nuclear war is a bad
> thing? Perhaps we should try it and it might turn out to be really
> good."
If no-one has tried Nuclear missles before, then how do WE know it's bad. ANd maybe it IS good. No-one's tried it, the effects of the radiation could counteract each other and heal all injuries. Eh? eh?
I rest my case.
There's probably better to get than some movie come game that sells loads because the movies 'cool' I'm not saying it is a bad game but there's other games that are more worth my time.
Splinter cell, Burnout 2, Skies of Arcadia, Nba street 2...
Splinter cell, Burnout 2, Skies of Arcadia, Nba street 2...
Whitestroipes wrote:
> Yeah, but that's like saying "How do we know nuclear war is a bad
> thing? Perhaps we should try it and it might turn out to be really
> good."
hmm, yeah, thats definately a great comparison...games/nuclear war.
of course, why didnt i think of that before, the two 'genres' are exactly the same!
come on, that was a pretty stupid point to make...
> Yeah, but that's like saying "How do we know nuclear war is a bad
> thing? Perhaps we should try it and it might turn out to be really
> good."
hmm, yeah, thats definately a great comparison...games/nuclear war.
of course, why didnt i think of that before, the two 'genres' are exactly the same!
come on, that was a pretty stupid point to make...
I started it, by asking why Tilta thought the MAtrix would be crap if he hadn't yet played it. THen Whitestripes tried to prove it's crapness. Which is lies, perhaps. I never said however that it IS good, just that it could or might and looks good. I hope.
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