Picked up quite a few games all for $11!
Nice work! I played through that Sherlock game and enjoyed it quite a bit. Got a bunch of the cases wrong too it turns out.
Picked up quite a few games all for $11!
Tim & Eric. They're a comedy duo, have done some shows for Adult Swim, a movie, and have released a book.who you seeing?
Haven't been there but that sounds like my kinda place
Don't let it catch you! You'll become boring!I feel like this everyday and I am 34. It doesn't change the older you get, which is good.
Tim & Eric. They're a comedy duo, have done some shows for Adult Swim, a movie, and have released a book.
Oh, nice! I was actually gonna go, but I have my graduation exhibition on that night, blegh. I'm going to be seeing Neon Indian in Sydney next week but, that should be incredible!
Picked up quite a few games all for $11!
I'm gonna google Neon Indian. Haven't heard of them. Comedy too, I take it?
The Steam Link comes with one power brick, with four different plugs that connect to it. An Australian one is in the box.Is there any downside to getting the link and controller from amazon rather than waiting for the official Aussie release?
The Steam Link comes with one power brick, with four different plugs that connect to it. An Australian one is in the box.
Returns and such may be more difficult through Amazon, but otherwise I see no reason not to buy, if you're interested. I'll try to post some initial impressions tomorrow if anyone's interested.
Popped into the JB in Albert St Brisbane tonight, and they had a section for the cheap $1 / $5 / $10 games - all preowned.
I got Fantasia, Resident Evil 6 Gold Edition, Gears of War Judgement, F1 Superstars, Sherlock Holmes....uh....two other games...I can;t even be bothered to go out to the car to find out what they were. I'll never play them. Ever. Videogames!!
DmC isn't a complete travesty - despite the many mistakes it makes, it's still fundamentally a competent action game, even if it can't measure up to the rest of the series. The Definitive Edition made a lot of changes, it's a shame it never got a PC port. But overall, even with its glaring flaws, I'd still rank the original version of DmC as the 7th-strongest release in the series.
Popped into the JB in Albert St Brisbane tonight, and they had a section for the cheap $1 / $5 / $10 games - all preowned.
I got Fantasia, Resident Evil 6 Gold Edition, Gears of War Judgement, F1 Superstars, Sherlock Holmes....uh....two other games...I can;t even be bothered to go out to the car to find out what they were. I'll never play them. Ever. Videogames!!
colour coded enemies is an action game sin, but i agree, it's not terrrrrrrrrible
Yeah. It's ... not good.In other news, that Bill Murray Christmas thing on Netflix is a terrible waste.
Mwahahahaha
In other news, that Bill Murray Christmas thing on Netflix is a terrible waste.
I THINK ITS THE LACK OF SLEEP BUT MAYBE ILL BUY AN XBOX ONE <_>
Not surprised. I did watch the first few minutes of it, gave up. He and Sofia Coppola was likely lightning in a jar.In other news, that Bill Murray Christmas thing on Netflix is a terrible waste.
I'm still waiting on my code from Humble. Raised a support case with them almost two weeks ago saying I couldn't redeem my codes from a Capcom pack a while back (said they were already claimed)DmC isn't a complete travesty - despite the many mistakes it makes, it's still fundamentally a competent action game, even if it can't measure up to the rest of the series. The Definitive Edition made a lot of changes, it's a shame it never got a PC port. But overall, even with its glaring flaws, I'd still rank the original version of DmC as the 7th-strongest release in the series.
Okay yeah, I bought an X1 finally. Now to track down Sunset Overdrive (low of $20), Forza Horizon 2 (low of $20) and Tomb Raider 2 (low of $50).
you have it bad, son. I do the same with comics. I buy thousands of dollars worth every month and never read them because I don't like comics.
I did the same today in the Adelaide Street JB. I'll never play them, but damn it felt good buying 7 games for $7.
Popped into the JB in Albert St Brisbane tonight, and they had a section for the cheap $1 / $5 / $10 games - all preowned.
I got Fantasia, Resident Evil 6 Gold Edition, Gears of War Judgement, F1 Superstars, Sherlock Holmes....uh....two other games...I can;t even be bothered to go out to the car to find out what they were. I'll never play them. Ever. Videogames!!
I literally bought 20 games and as I was unwrapping them to check if they will work in my NTSC 360 I was saying to myself.
"Ill never play this one, or this one, might try this one (probably not), oh this doesnt work, nor does this, hmmm well maybe I'll start one tonight"
Already put them all away... Didn't even touch them. In fact I was talking to my child hood friends about all the games we used to play growing up so decided to fire up Zombies Ate My Neighbors and play that instead last night.
Tim & Eric. They're a comedy duo, have done some shows for Adult Swim, a movie, and have released a book.
Oh, nice! I was actually gonna go, but I have my graduation exhibition on that night, blegh. I'm going to be seeing Neon Indian in Sydney next week but, that should be incredible!
Go trade them at EB before prices fall further - I traded 5 $1 PS3 games and got $60 - bought Mario & Luigi Paper Jam Bros for 3DS!
Go trade them at EB before prices fall further - I traded 5 $1 PS3 games and got $60 - bought Mario & Luigi Paper Jam Bros for 3DS!
Go trade them at EB before prices fall further - I traded 5 $1 PS3 games and got $60 - bought Mario & Luigi Paper Jam Bros for 3DS!
Only problem is that I only have NTSC stuff, so I run the risk of it not working when I take it home. There is a wiki that is pretty good for compatibility, but isn't that up to date. Might check and see if there is anything interesting out though.
Play asia's website is pretty good for finding out how region free something is.
I haven't touched 360 games in a few years but the rule of thumb was generally
EA and Konami and most Japanese pubs generally weren't region free. Microsoft, Activision, THQ, 2k Games, Ubisoft generally were (though there were a few exceptions along the way).
In the American style, also called the zig-zag method or fork switching, the knife is initially held in the right hand and the fork in the left. Holding food to the plate with the fork tines-down, a single bite-sized piece is cut with the knife. The knife is then set down on the plate, the fork transferred from the left hand to the right hand, and the food is brought to the mouth for consumption. The fork is then transferred back to the left hand and the knife is picked up with the right.[1][6] In contrast to the European hidden handle grip, in the American style the fork is held much like a spoon or pen once it is transferred to the right hand to convey food to the mouth. Though called "American style", this style originated in Europe
Today I learnt about the "American Style" of fork usage: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eating_utensil_etiquette#American_style
Does anyone do this? Has anyone observed anyone doing this?
Bernbaum if you're reading, now that you're a seppo, do you do this ?
I do, sometimes. But mostly when tired or feeling lazy. I switch between using the fork tines down or tines up as a spoon depending on my mood as well as the meal and company. Also SE Asian style if the meal calls for it.Does anyone do this? Has anyone observed anyone doing this?
I do but in waves generally. Cut everything up with left fork and eat those items in that fashion than move to right fork spoon style for non stabby items like mashed potato.Today I learnt about the "American Style" of fork usage: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eating_utensil_etiquette#American_style
Does anyone do this? Has anyone observed anyone doing this?
Bernbaum if you're reading, now that you're a seppo, do you do this ?
I'll be going there today (just got there too late last night) - anything good on offer?
Nice, I saw he was in town. I guess he's playing solo stuff? I haven't checked out The Best Day, but I liked Trees Outside the Academy and Demolished Thoughts. Possibly because I'm a tragic rather than them being any good.
I read Kim Gordon's book recently which gave me an interesting picture of him. They tried a few times to reconcile after he cheated but he couldn't stay away from the new girl.
I'd be interested to hear what you think of the show.
Interesting that the "American" style is mainly because they've been too lazy to change what they brought over from Europe, as with Imperial measurements...
It wasn’t until 1533 that Catherine de Médici of Italy brought forks to France when she married Henry II of France. Early forks consisted of two prongs. At first, people laughed at the absurdity of using a fork, but, as it became synonymous with the high court, forks became the rage of the wealthy, who brought their own ornate designs in specially designed carrying cases when invited to dine with friends.
Since it was no longer necessary to spear one’s food with the point of a knife, artisans began making knives with blunt ends. Food was held by the fork in the left hand while being cut with the right hand. Then, the fork, still secure in the left hand, was raised to the mouth to eat.
But, in colonial America in 1630, Governor Winthrop of the Massachusetts Bay Colony owned the first and only fork. The knives imported from Europe with their new blunt ends were not as easy to eat with as the pointed ones and people began to use a spoon to steady their food to cut it. When forks were first imported, they were called, “Split Spoons”. Spoons – and later forks – were switched to the right hand after the food was cut in order to scoop it up into one’s mouth – This was the beginning of what is known today as the American zig-zag method of switching our fork from our left to our right hand to eat, while the Europeans still keep their forks in the left hand. It would seem as though this double process we go through would have been changed sometime in our history for pure common sense. Instead, we consider it poor etiquette to keep the fork in our left hand to eat
Does anyone do this? Has anyone observed anyone doing this?
Bernbaum if you're reading, now that you're a seppo, do you do this ?