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If we were just out to kill them all, why did we stop the bombers and cruise missiles?

This is one of the best trolls I've seen since Lunix was outed as a hacking program and Quake was used as an underground hacker training tool.

AFAIK Act II doesn't have either of them.

Isn't that the main reason IE6 is still around in the corporate world?

They're called Grammar Nazis, so he's obviously not from North America. --Lockblade Oh, BTW: If you're going to insult someone, it honestly does make it more effective if you take the time to correct grammar. Just because English isn't your native language does not make you immune to the rules.

Granted, there aren't many games for the PSP, but I think a lot of the problem has to do with the fact that there's 50 million PSP owners. That's a ton of people buying games, even if only 1 in 10 people want to buy a game. Since publishers don't expect to sell many copies of a game, they only make a few hundred or thousand copies of a game, contributing to the tiny PSP library. It's more of a quantity problem than a library problem.

Eh, I don't know about that. An old 500 MHz Celeron needs more power than most new laptops. And I'm pretty sure ENIAC needed quite a bit of power to run.

Why is it that EVERYTHING that tries (and usually fails) to connect itself to the net label itself "cyber?" Seriously, can we come up with something different, like "Network Operations" or something that doesn't remind me of bad movies from the 80's?

Out of curiosity, why did you allow anonymous edits on the wiki? It doesn't take much for someone to enter a username and password. You don't even have to require an email, just have the username there to easily revert changes by spammers.

I'm kind of surprised at all of the posts that reflect this kind of thinking. Please remember one thing: Just because YOU don't agree doesn't mean that you're in the majority. Even though people are trying to spread American Democracy©, this doesn't mean that everyone will adopt America's values: For example, say Iraq lawfully votes a religious leader into a public office using an Electoral College system. While I'll bet that a lot of Americans would cry foul, I'd consider that a successful implementation of the American democratic system, as long as it was fair.

In that situation, you're right. But in the case that the GP is presenting, where an extremist from a specific area obtains a nuke, I'd rather glass the area than risk the chance of one exploding near me.

If I had to choose whether to chance my family's safety or take out a family half a world away, would I do it? You bet I would. I value me and my family more than I value someone I have never seen nor met that wants to kill me.

Until you realize that you have to shell out $100/year to even test the game on your XBOX. I'm not saying that the PS3 is any better in terms of cost to actually ship a game via disk or direct download, but at least you can "develop" on the PS3 for free.

Whoooooooosh!