Comment Re:1st Ed. (Score 2, Insightful) 74
Agreed. Not sure what all the hate for 4ed comes from. If you don't like it, don't play it. Its not like the previous edition's books exploded at a certain date and were not usable.
Comment Re:1st Ed. (Score 3, Insightful) 74
This is like saying "First Person Shooters are cheap elsewhere. Why do people keep buying exorbitant amounts of money for, what is in principle, the same game released over 30 years ago (Wolfenstein 3d)"
Theres a large difference between old school D&D and 4th edition.
Comment Hope I don't get lost (Score 1) 447
One wonders if this bill is only being asked because they know that Bill Fossett had that kind of money. If this was anyone else, such as myself, there is no way me or anyone I know could afford that kind of bill.
The moral of the story. Get GPS locators for your family, cause if any of them get lost you do not want to get stuck with a $600,000 bill for trying to find them.
The moral of the story. Get GPS locators for your family, cause if any of them get lost you do not want to get stuck with a $600,000 bill for trying to find them.
Jack Thompson Weighs in on Oblivion 505
Robotron23 writes "Jack Thompson has commenced his attack on The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion by seeking appearances on several talk shows. A press release announcing his availability speaks of Take Two not having 'learned its lesson' over the Hot Coffee scandal, before continuing to detail the issues surrounding Oblivion's re-rating, in particular regarding nudity - concluding that the game content will spawn 'an even worse disaster' than occurred during Hot Coffee."
Cisco Plans Its Home Invasion 128
theodp writes "Despite lots of scars from earlier consumer craziness which included an Internet-connected fridge, Newsweek reports Cisco has set its sights on your living room, including videoconferencing which would let CEO John Chambers watch his beloved Duke basketball with far-away relatives. While recent acquisitions of Linksys and Scientific Atlanta make Cisco the only company that can come in on top of technology that's already inside homes, some skeptics say speaking to the consumer is simply not in Cisco's genes."
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