...what's going on there?

More than just "no," the 95 uses a film that's pretty much extinct. It's the old Polaroid Roll film. Roll film hasn't been made in 22 years, if there is any still out there it would have to have been refrigerated this whole time and even then is probably not going to work.

...what? There are some cross overs of genres I don't want (I'm looking at you Indiana Jones as well).

I second. This is basically an animal activist conference, with "trans-human" pseudo-science-fiction thrown on it.

But then I'll new cool things!

Indeed. The reason for it's speed is that's it in orbit around the earth- which means it's essentially free falling around the earth forever using the earths gravity to swing it around. To leave the earth's gravity and head to the moon it would have to speed up quite a bit and push away, and even then the further…

Ah, nice. I do wonder if they did do it (I high doubt they will though), if they could do universal platform too. I know they *could* have done it with Team Fortress 2 (PC + PS3), but they decided not to due to the difficulty + Sony being Sony. If they had done it would have been weird, that and having a hat trading…

Yeah it's the button thing. Like in later Wing Commander games you could-route power from one thing to another (like shields or weapons), there were a ton of button that did stuff like that.

"7-0 kd man"

I also liked the EXALT search saying "The EXALT base is located in a country that you can play in Civ 5"

I became giddy when I did that in game too.

Playing (based on what the game will entail) it on console would be weird though wouldn't it? That'd be like trying to play WoW on a playstation? I mean- I guess they could do it, but the that would be annoying as all hell trying to use a keyboard, and I wouldn't want to be the guy trying to make the port interface.

Archie McPhee- Seattle Landmark.

Dat lens flare- it's like BF3.

"Hi- I'm Os9!"

It would have to go the other way around without having a huge sensor, so it would have to be digital to film. Technically Olympus and Polaroid did this years ago in a weird camera:

I exceptionally like my old Fuji Instax Mini (and wide)- it should be noted though:

... DAMN

Good god I love me some fatty tuna sashimi

That's undignified for a Dinobot.