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Jeff has still made far more bad purchases than Dan.
He does it with full understanding and acceptance of what he's doing though
that might be worse?
Jeff has still made far more bad purchases than Dan.
He does it with full understanding and acceptance of what he's doing though
that might be worse?
Dan would be one to buy knives off of QVC at 3am just because they look cool.
That Star Trek unlimited pass seemed highly questionable to me, but his logic makes sense. Dan would be one to buy knives off of QVC at 3am just because they look cool.
I didn't see this before, good work. 5/5Queen Lightening slaying fashion like she slayed Orphan. #SlayMeQueen
Hey, they read my fast food question from tumblr on the bombcast. That's two readings from the bombcast!
is this one going to make us feel bad for/about you too?
i feel like all vr porn will do is just enhance the 'animal triste' feeling after the job is done
from "well that was awkward *close player*" to "what has my life become?"
The Raid 2 is bloated and has so much action that you grow numb to it about halfway in.
Raid 1 is alright for what is essentially disc 2 of Shenmue 2.
no, that's also Jeff.
or Ryan
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_LNtiTWIIbc
Jeff's wireless tv from Japan, the Neo Geo games, the arcade cabs that are untouched, the years of cable that he NEVER uses
I wouldn't say I went down a dark hole but I did play it a fair amount. There were a few songs that I had the best score for and I'd replay once someone overtook me.i went down a pretty dark Audiosurf hole for a while
it's weirdly addicting in its own janky way
doubly so if you have a large library of your own music on your computer
edit: I have yet to try Audiosurf 2
Wheels On Meals 4 Lyfe!It's decent, but when people try to compare it to the old HK greats.
Nah son. Raid can't even touch Police Story, Rumble In The Bronx, or Armour of God
the funny thing is that The Raid 1, as great as it is, was already pretty close to being too long.
It's decent, but when people try to compare it to the old HK greats.
Nah son. Raid can't even touch Police Story, Rumble In The Bronx, or Armour of God
It's decent, but when people try to compare it to the old HK greats.
Nah son. Raid can't even touch Police Story, Rumble In The Bronx, or Armour of God
I've seen this video and it's indeed great! Led to me watching some Jackie Chan films I had forgotten too. I grew up watching and loving his movies. Watched way more Jackie Chan Adventures as a kid because of him too.if you like old Jackie Chan movies (I love them), you need to watch this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z1PCtIaM_GQ
awesome breakdown of why the stuff he made 30 years ago is still so great now.
as far as I'm concerned, his best movies are nearly untouchable even after all this time.
Surprised Yoshi isn't on there seeing as up someone's ass is where he belongs.
Yup, just saw that thread. 8-bit Mario should have made that list.
You're probably totally right that some people are saying it's great without ever having used a VR HMD, but many of us have been using a developer Oculus Rift for months and are already sold based on our experience.
So you try it.
Lemme take out another $600 in student loans
Move over, RanKing of Fighters!
Do it! That's like two textbooks. You can totally B- a class without two textbooks.
I haven't spent more than 20 dollars on textbooks in years. 90% of my classes never need them and they're just a huge rip off.
bro trust me that liberal arts degree aint going to work out
That's not really what I'm trying to say. I think people trying to sell VR to people who are unsure as "once you try it you'll be amazed" but with no way to feasibly try before buying is a really weak argument in favor of VR.
This is just a personal gripe though. I understand that there's no other way to really sell VR on people
As a CS major, most of my "textbooks" come in the form of pdfs and GitHub wikis. It's badass.
Did Dawg get juniuored for that thread?
As a lit major, many of my books were free, thanks public domain and internetAs a CS major, most of my "textbooks" come in the form of pdfs and GitHub wikis. It's badass.