anyone remember that game or any of the other 'laserdisc' style games which did the equivalent of emulating a laserdisc remote with arcade buttons?

seriously? hobby is not in this dudes vocab, this is a mission, if you earn 3 mill making a 'farm', you're doin great, fuck the man!!

I have a very unique name, as do some of my old classmates. Searching for me, or them, yields no results from any web search. That being said, I'm sure we are in some database somewhere maintained by some government entity, as someone pointed out earlier all of our photo's are taken by the DMV's, various employers and other entities who wish to remain nameless. So who do we need this 'protection' from. And if they already have all this information, and it's so 'readily' available, why doesn't the government just make this database on its own, without any consent. My guess is they NEED us to do this, so they can 'better track' the peoples. Perhaps they're just doing this to find Julian Assange...

Isn't this how the peso started to lose its value?

How do I make this post the 1st one? it ALL comes down to this!!!

Game demos are an afforded luxury, like movie trailers and oxygen.... Why is crytek called an indie studio, i mean once they've reached their particular status they should be called at least a 'tier 1 game company'. Indie should have left the prefix of their studios name once they put the provisional conditions on licensing their engine, check for yourself (http://mycryengine.com/index.php?conid=39). "A Game Development license is available to established games studios. We do not issue engine licenses to individuals, nor do we provide the engine for non-commerical purposes, such as Mod Teams, via this site." These people got bought out and we are all just listening to PR (attention) created from an original (indie) company, that was since bought out and made a 'machine'. Twiztid