I have an HP TX 2000 tablet and when I use the VGA out to connect to my brand new 24" LCD the colors are all off. White is now much yellow, and none of the colors are the same as before. I have tried 2 different monitors with 2 different VGA cables and nothing. Even installed windows 7 beta incase it was something with the OS. However it was working fine for a few weeks, with no issues. I think the VGA connector might be fucked up, but you can't tell by looking at it.

Help?

I used to think the same thing, but i have a lot of little cousins, 6 of which have NDS lites. Initially their parents bought them original games, but when they found out about my R4 I ended up buying 6 of them. I bet a lot of NDS games sales come from ignorant parents buying games for their kids.

Contrast this with the PSP, most PSP users are older, and in my opinion at least are more likely to want to hack their PSP, because of the lower battery consumption, and not being forced to carry a bunch of UMDs around.

I love my NDS, rhythm heaven is a lot of fun, and I have 5 games that I don't mind playing whenever, which is more than I can say for PSP games.

i I can't say that I really know what you're talking about (I'm an english major), but it sounds like a good idea. What I would do was hop on wifi when i was close to the bandwidth limit, or sit in the library and get super fast download speeds with no limits. From talking to other people at UBC i heard that it's not easy to game the system, it was tied to your rooms IP/ethernet port I guess.

That's what my university does, we have a 6 gb/24 hour bandwidth limit (inter university data transfer excluded). It's updated every half hour, and if you go over your download speeds are seriously limited, to the point where even web browsing is noticeably slow. When you can download at 2MB/s it's needed, and I presume that you get similar download speeds with cable in the states. I wouldn't know, at home we have telus high speed enhanced which gets me about 300 kB/s down and 70 kB/s up, with a 60 gb/month bandwidth limit. Throttle the speeds of people who are using "too much" bandwidth, but by raising the prices in this economy, they are going to lose money in the long run. Good that ISP's are finally starting to listen to their customers!

How about this:

Similar to Chess Kombat in Mortal Kombat Deception, where you have a (pretty) normal chess game, but whenever you capture a piece, you either both fight, or the guy who is capturing punches the n00b in the face. Think about it, you would hesitate sacrificing that pawn if you knew you could only take a few more punches.

If not, how about whenever someone caps a piece, the two guys fight for X seconds, like MK Deception, the attacker gets some sort of bonus, an extra shot in....possibly use of a fist filler etc.

Just my pre-wake n' bake thoughts of the day, trust me, it all goes downhill from here.