Wo1ke - Slashdot User

Comment Re:How sweet of them! (Score 1) 898

by Wo1ke on Monday December 29, 2008 @03:17AM (#26255543) Attached to: First Look At Windows 7 Beta 1

Yeah, except Vista came out before KDE got pretty and w7 looks almost exactly like Vista. The only difference is the taskbar, but that's not original to KDE.

Comment Re:It wasn't user training (Score 1) 898

by Wo1ke on Monday December 29, 2008 @02:47AM (#26255427) Attached to: First Look At Windows 7 Beta 1

He obviously meant Windows.

Comment Re:World domination 201 (Score 1) 898

by Wo1ke on Monday December 29, 2008 @02:41AM (#26255389) Attached to: First Look At Windows 7 Beta 1

You're not the workstation market. You're a coder. The workstation martket would look at your post and say 'wtf does that mean?' and go back to their windows machine.

Comment Re:Its Marketing ... no information required (Score 1) 893

by Wo1ke on Friday September 05, 2008 @10:25PM (#24897143) Attached to: Seinfeld-Windows TV Ad Anything But 'Delicious'

If you restrict yourself to slashdot, anything with the words Microsoft is instanyly 'horrible' but go out into the real world and you'll see that this ad, like most of their products, was a success.

Aion is NCSoft's MMO With a Pretty Face 89

Posted by ScuttleMonkey on Tuesday August 05, 2008 @12:25PM from the going-for-the-shiny-factor dept.

Eurogamer has an interesting review of a game that you might not have even heard about amidst all the hype for other games coming out in the near future. NCSoft's Aion is taking a stab at dispelling the myth that MMOs can be either beautiful or gameplay-rich, but not both. "Best of all, most of Aion's splendor is achieved through rich color and fine art, rather than particle effects and polygons, meaning it shouldn't be as expensive to run as it looks. NCsoft appears to have thought of everything. That's just as well - if it's going to bridge the abyss between the Eastern and Western MMO, it will need to. The big question is whether Aion can be all things to all MMO players, and still retain a soul of its own. We'll find out when it's released early next year."

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