Oh god yes!!Sutton Dagger said:Thanks AusGAF, now I feel like an apple crumble pizza
I think the first movie I saw at an actual cinema was Jurassic Park.
Also, Duncan Ball came to our school and signed my Selby's Secrets books!!!
Oh god yes!!Sutton Dagger said:Thanks AusGAF, now I feel like an apple crumble pizza
This is the kind of father I need to be. Raiders of the Lost Ark at age 4. Blade Runner at age 5. Aliens at age 6. T2 at age 7?RandomVince said:My Dad made me watch Alien and Aliens when I was about 7. It was terrifying and awesome.
Shaneus said:Oh, it's good... but I want kids to have actual toys and playthings and Richard Scarry books like when I was a kid. I'm spoiling my nephews by buying them tactile things they can play with and break and hurt each other with, but most of the time I see them watching movies on a portable DVD player, though
I do still have a box set of Dr. Seuss books that I'm waiting to give my eldest nephew when he's just the right age to understand them. He's almost 3.5 years old now, think it must be just about due as a Christmas present.
reptilescorpio said:This is the kind of father I need to be. Raiders of the Lost Ark at age 4. Blade Runner at age 5. Aliens at age 6. T2 at age 7?
My mate's son, 6, has already seen all the Terminator movies. By his age, I'd barely seen Flight of the Navigator FFS.reptilescorpio said:This is the kind of father I need to be. Raiders of the Lost Ark at age 4. Blade Runner at age 5. Aliens at age 6. T2 at age 7?
Holy fuck - Her Majesty's!ClivePwned said:Brisbane used to have The Paris Cinema on Albert Street where Timezone is now, Her Majesty's where the Wintergarden is now. There were only a few suburban cinemas and none in shopping centres. I have vague memories of Queen St before the mall
reptilescorpio said:This is the kind of father I need to be. Raiders of the Lost Ark at age 4. Blade Runner at age 5. Aliens at age 6. T2 at age 7?
Dead Man said:Nah, she was never hot:
I'm more of an arse guy, and faces matter a lot to me. Sorry *shrugs*Salazar said:You concentrate on the face in topless paparazzi pics ?
Holy shit, that was a glorious film!Gazunta said:I think the first movie I saw was Condorman, in...heck, it could well have been Majesty's, but it was probably the one where Dymocks is now.
I remember being very interested in the fact that this guy drew comics for a living.
And on the way out of the movie, I walked past the first video game I saw - Jungle Hunt.
I blame that day for everything that's happened to me since.
Anyway, drawing a comic about Banjo Kazooie that I hope to finish before midnight.
Is it about how Microsoft has turned it into Banjo Kanobody? Eh? Eh! You can use that one.Gazunta said:Anyway, drawing a comic about Banjo Kazooie that I hope to finish before midnight.
Dead Man said:I'm more of an arse guy, and faces matter a lot to me. Sorry *shrugs*
RandomVince said:And how could I forget:
Labyrinth.
I'm glad they are back on, TV needs them now more then ever. With them and Gruen Planet on the same night, Wednesday is back to being ABC night. I really enjoy the format of this show, I think The Chasers are at their best when they are having a go at the way the media handles the news like what they used to do with their looks at A Current Affair and Today Tonight.RandomVince said:This hamster wheel is the chasers best effort yet. Might not top the apec stunt for spectacle but it is incredibly biting.
What did you post about out of interest?Darklord said:I just got a PM on Giantbomb from PC Gamer UK saying if I don't delete a post I made 6 months ago, him and the publisher of the magazine are saying to take further action. Hahaha. Oh shit, I've done it now! That's hard time if I'm found guilty after they find out who I am, where I live and get the Australian government to extradite me. Oh wait, no it's not. I wonder if I should make a thread about it in gaming, just to annoy them even more.
Worthintendo said:What did you post about out of interest?
Its reading stuff like this that really makes me glad I don't give 2 shits about reviews anymore, if I'm interested in a game based on screenshots and trailers and what people have said in forums I'll get it. I only really read reviews when its something I already have to see what other people have said on it and how their opinion compares to mine. Also for obscure little games like DSiWare which are hard to find lots of info on.Darklord said:They released a review of the witcher 2 before the game had gone gold and before the "world exclusive review" had even been released. The only version then was unfinished. Someone on the witcher 2 official forums pointed that out and believed it was even the version that was just the first third of the game and there was a huge thread about. I thought it was interesting enough to relay the info over to the giantbomb forums. The actual review reads more like a preview too. He never recounts anything personally in his game. It's like he watched it played and wrote about that.
The same guy who is did that review also gave DA2 a 94 saying it's gorgeous and the best RPG combat and story choices ever made and just happened to ignore any faults like having 3 environments copied and pasted over the entire game. So trust worthy I can't say he is.
I feel your pain. It's my fault for dropping like a log and taking a nap once I got home yesterday, but I'm going to blame it on daylight savings.Ydahs said:Can't sleep. Need to get up at 7:30 for Uni...
WHY CANT I SLEEP?
A motorist was caught driving while using a laptop, writing down the answers to a quiz on the radio and drinking coffee all at the same time.
Huh, I had forgotten about that but he visited our school, too. Those books were pure awesome back then. The art, oh the art.Bernbaum said:More nostalgia! The dude who wrote Animalia and The 11th hour visited our school and I got some books signed by Morris Gleitzman.
I share many similar memories, too. Especially of cinemas. I remember seeing Gremlins at the Paris cinema and Superman.. III, I think, at the old Regent Street cinema that used to be in the mall next to Wintergarden. I think that cinema only recently (relatively speaking) closed. It used to be beautiful, that place.ClivePwned said:nostalgia overload
Shut up. I cracked.Jintor said:Arkham City has too much content
My braaaaaain
midonnay said:a challenger appears....
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/motoring...ng-and-writing-quiz-answers-at-same-time.html
codswallop said:Anyone want an 18" Dell monitor? It's $10 off...
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Ugh, these things are the bane of my existence. I look on the Gaming side of GAF and I honestly have no idea WTF half the games they're talking about actually ARE.codswallop said:I just read the 1UP "review" of Dark Souls. After reading it I have no idea about the game, other than it's hard. So pretty much the same amount of knowledge I had before going in. Kept looking for the next page link, and there's not one.
It gets worse, I read two other reviews and all three of the reviews I've read refer to Demon's Souls pretty much every paragraph. But I never played that game, so comparing to it is absolutely useless for me.Gazunta said:Ugh, these things are the bane of my existence. I look on the Gaming side of GAF and I honestly have no idea WTF half the games they're talking about actually ARE.
"So, what's No More Heroes like?" "OH MAN, it's so CRAZY and MESSED UP, it's by Suda51, you know who he is? He makes CRAZY GAMES"
Sadface?reptilescorpio said:Batman PC Version.
Also something something gaming journalism
Gazunta said:From now on I'll just assume that if the reviewer can't describe the gameplay that there just isn't any and I'll move my attention to the next game.