The "General Games Chat" forum, which includes Retro Game Reviews, has been archived and is now read-only. You cannot post here or create a new thread or review on this forum.
So I was bored the other day...
Popping on-line to check my mail I noticed another spam mail from Microsoft in my Hotmail account...
Although, for once, there was something of interest hidden within the mailing...
An add for DigiMask... Those people who were going to allow you to stick your a copy of your face, and the face of any one else you knew into a computer game, before allowing you to damage them in ways usually restricted to the spanish inquisition...
You know, good, clean, family fun... at least until Nintendo and the American media decided that it wasnt going to allow the American public to use it...
Which it seems ment that noone else in the world was going to get to have a go either? ... Until...
To be fair, when I first read the ad, it seemed to be providing ther service as a much cheesier gimmick...
A way of sending your mate e-cards with animations of yourself acting very much like a sims character...
Although in the middle of the ad it advises the option of sticking your head, or any other, onto a Quake, etc... character and take part in a mass slaughter of you your mates, teachers, etc...
Good stuff!
It actually intreagued me, right until the point where I noticed it cost a tenner... and I'm not that fussed, so I got bored, and left :)
Popping on-line to check my mail I noticed another spam mail from Microsoft in my Hotmail account...
Although, for once, there was something of interest hidden within the mailing...
An add for DigiMask... Those people who were going to allow you to stick your a copy of your face, and the face of any one else you knew into a computer game, before allowing you to damage them in ways usually restricted to the spanish inquisition...
You know, good, clean, family fun... at least until Nintendo and the American media decided that it wasnt going to allow the American public to use it...
Which it seems ment that noone else in the world was going to get to have a go either? ... Until...
To be fair, when I first read the ad, it seemed to be providing ther service as a much cheesier gimmick...
A way of sending your mate e-cards with animations of yourself acting very much like a sims character...
Although in the middle of the ad it advises the option of sticking your head, or any other, onto a Quake, etc... character and take part in a mass slaughter of you your mates, teachers, etc...
Good stuff!
It actually intreagued me, right until the point where I noticed it cost a tenner... and I'm not that fussed, so I got bored, and left :)
Armatige Shanks wrote:
the American media decided that it wasnt going to allow the American public
> to use it...
--
Yeah, imagine the dangers in that.
I'm off to Walmart to buy a shotgun and an Uzi, anyone want any bread?
the American media decided that it wasnt going to allow the American public
> to use it...
--
Yeah, imagine the dangers in that.
I'm off to Walmart to buy a shotgun and an Uzi, anyone want any bread?
So I was bored the other day...
Popping on-line to check my mail I noticed another spam mail from Microsoft in my Hotmail account...
Although, for once, there was something of interest hidden within the mailing...
An add for DigiMask... Those people who were going to allow you to stick your a copy of your face, and the face of any one else you knew into a computer game, before allowing you to damage them in ways usually restricted to the spanish inquisition...
You know, good, clean, family fun... at least until Nintendo and the American media decided that it wasnt going to allow the American public to use it...
Which it seems ment that noone else in the world was going to get to have a go either? ... Until...
To be fair, when I first read the ad, it seemed to be providing ther service as a much cheesier gimmick...
A way of sending your mate e-cards with animations of yourself acting very much like a sims character...
Although in the middle of the ad it advises the option of sticking your head, or any other, onto a Quake, etc... character and take part in a mass slaughter of you your mates, teachers, etc...
Good stuff!
It actually intreagued me, right until the point where I noticed it cost a tenner... and I'm not that fussed, so I got bored, and left :)
Popping on-line to check my mail I noticed another spam mail from Microsoft in my Hotmail account...
Although, for once, there was something of interest hidden within the mailing...
An add for DigiMask... Those people who were going to allow you to stick your a copy of your face, and the face of any one else you knew into a computer game, before allowing you to damage them in ways usually restricted to the spanish inquisition...
You know, good, clean, family fun... at least until Nintendo and the American media decided that it wasnt going to allow the American public to use it...
Which it seems ment that noone else in the world was going to get to have a go either? ... Until...
To be fair, when I first read the ad, it seemed to be providing ther service as a much cheesier gimmick...
A way of sending your mate e-cards with animations of yourself acting very much like a sims character...
Although in the middle of the ad it advises the option of sticking your head, or any other, onto a Quake, etc... character and take part in a mass slaughter of you your mates, teachers, etc...
Good stuff!
It actually intreagued me, right until the point where I noticed it cost a tenner... and I'm not that fussed, so I got bored, and left :)