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Comment the best game ever... (Score 1) 615

by loki_ninboy on Tuesday July 03, 2007 @07:58PM (#19737725) Attached to: Ocarina of Time — Best Game Ever?

Daikatana!!!

Metal Frogs FTW!!!!

Seriously, I haven't liked a Zelda game since A Link To The Past. The 3d look isn't what made Zelda, Zelda.

I honestly don't know what I would put as the greatest game of all time, but it wouldn't be that one.

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Submission + - Klipsch Speakers going Silent

Submitted by Anonymous Coward on Sunday April 22, 2007 @06:56PM

An anonymous reader writes: Klipsch, one of America's oldest speaker companies, seems to be suffering from a backlash against problems with their promedia ultra 2.0 speakers. First available in late 2005, the Promedia Ultra 2.0 speakers were sold as an up market 2 speaker multimedia solution. After just falling out of warranty, many users are reporting problems with sound cutting out and hiss on the volume control.

For many users, they are just outside of their warranty period, making a premium set of speakers a very short term investment.

Submission + - Is Windows Vista in trouble?

Submitted by Ken Erfourth on Sunday April 22, 2007 @06:39PM

Ken Erfourth writes: I'm a small computer shop owner, and I have noticed how little interest my customers have in Windows Vista. Now, the Inquirer.net is running a story about what they consider two powerful indications that Vista is failing in the marketplace.

One, Dell has reintroduced PCs running Windows XP on its website due to customer demand. Two, Microsoft is conducting a worldwide firesale on a bundle of Microsoft Office 2007/WindowsXP Starter Edition. According to Inquirer.net, at least, these are signs of serious problems selling Vista.

Are we seeing the stumbling of the Microsoft Juggernaught with the slow adoption of Windows Vista?

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