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You are a fool. I've told the company you've copied from and because it's illegal they could get you really done for this, and I hope they do. Get your computer confiscated would be a nice thing so that we don't have to put up with you anymore.
Scumbag
Scumbag
And I have won a total of 4 games while I have been cheating at Special Reserve; only one of which was written by myself. Thanks a lot for GTA3, SR2, SSX Tricky and Devil May Cry!
You may of got me this time Mr Nice Guy but I will be back. I am pob, you are correct; aswell as me being - Hairy Toad, Pink Fish, Bourneo, Jumpin' Jelikers, Jiminy Cricket and others. I shall return under another user name where I shall reign supreme over your idolistic views of gaming.
So there.
So there.
Congrats on catching another copied post. :D Well done!
http://www.gamesfirst.com/articles/shawn/console_wars/consoles.htm
MWHAHAHA.
MWHAHAHA.
Nicely edited I might add. But not good enough, as otherwise I wouldn't have found it. What is your excuse this time? You own the site? Ha ha ha, don't make me laugh.
You're gonna get banned....
You're gonna get banned....
MonkeyFish wrote:
What we all should just get used to is the fact
> that we're going to own two or three systems, and many of them will have
> redundant capabilities. Do we want to watch a DVD on the PlayStation 2, X-Box,
> or the Gamecube? The light at the end of this tunnel is that so much competition
> is bound to drive prices down and force companies to deliver quality products.
However, a huge drop in pices, caused by competition could mean that companies lose money, and thus the quality of games may drop. Quality games also mean more development time and money, and some companies may not have these things.
What we all should just get used to is the fact
> that we're going to own two or three systems, and many of them will have
> redundant capabilities. Do we want to watch a DVD on the PlayStation 2, X-Box,
> or the Gamecube? The light at the end of this tunnel is that so much competition
> is bound to drive prices down and force companies to deliver quality products.
However, a huge drop in pices, caused by competition could mean that companies lose money, and thus the quality of games may drop. Quality games also mean more development time and money, and some companies may not have these things.
Another copied post....
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