They’re both good systems, despite the inevitable fan wars that occur around posts like this. The PS4 may offer slightly more visual fidelity, but the Xbox One has a lot of software potential that Microsoft is slowly tapping into, and both have their share of excellent games. You can’t go truly wrong with either…
They’re both good systems, despite the inevitable fan wars that occur around posts like this. The PS4 may offer…
Done. Blocked. Enjoy your anger.
You seem to be operating under the assumption that every PC upgrade is similarly alienating the consumer base, which is an equally facile argument. Thanks to modern processor technology (aka STANDARDS), we can, in theory, put out game systems that - gasp - all play the same fucking game, just with different graphical…
You’re totally right. Despite being best friends with a games journalist, a prominent indie game maker, a Google programmer, and having briefly chatted with both J Allard and Peter Moore regarding the launch and future of the Xbox 360, in addition to building out Data Centers and supporting organizations big and small…
Except that’s not how PC Gaming, or if true, these console upgrades work. My better half didn’t need to replace his 750ti for Doom, but he did because he wanted the additional graphic fidelity afforded by the 970. It’s the same with these consoles: you can still play new games for the foreseeable future, they just…
I personally find it easiest to work your way down that list as your balance becomes more skewed. At first, accepting the odd item outside business hours can show dependability and dedication to the role, and build brownie points toward a promotion or raise (“Well, I’ve also been contributing a lot outside of work…
My cat, Mousse, was declawed in the front by his previous (abusive) owners. When my Mom proposed getting his rear paws done as well, I sobbed at the thought, knowing what the surgery entailed. She thankfully didn’t go through with the operation.
$60 for a rack mount 16-port gigabit switch? Worth the gamble, I think. Worse comes to worse and it ends up blowing chunks, I’ll just take a client’s decommissioned ProCurve PoE when we move them this summer. Total overkill for the home, but meh, they're throwing it out anyway.
$60 for a rack mount 16-port gigabit switch? Worth the gamble, I think. Worse comes to worse and it ends up blowing…
Yup yup! And in the event of an accident (which I had), it gives you closure, because you can analyze the situation afterward and know you did everything possible to recover. That helped me immensely.
Damn, dude was luckier than I was when I hydroplaned and began spinning. Poor little Honda Fit hit a puddle coming out of a high speed blind corner on the Interstate, driver side lost all traction and I began spinning clockwise with the direction of my earlier turn. Foot off gas and tried steering into it to stop…
From what I’ve seen of it thus far from streamers and the like, yeah, Competitive mode reeked of the old CSGO ranking system where suddenly all the regular players were top tiers and all the semi-regular players were stuck in with the hackers and smurfs. Then Valve revamped it into a proper bell curve, a lot of folks…
I just decommissioned a Compaq server last week. Ew.
Seems to me that GoT fans are now facing the same dilemma most anime fans face every time there’s an anime adaptation of the manga: do I watch the anime, knowing they’ll likely diverge? Or do I wait for it to finish first, and decide on reviews/spoilers? Or do I just enjoy both for what they are?
I got a TravelPro carry-on roller for Christmas a few years back, and it's been a fantastic tank of a suitcase. Only downside is that the cabin crew toss me a wary eye when they see me pulling it out of the overhead, especially if other, off-duty crew were dead-heading nearby.
I got a TravelPro carry-on roller for Christmas a few years back, and it's been a fantastic tank of a suitcase. Only…
Guess that’s my cue to replace my Elite with that newer, tiny model for archival purposes.
Damnit, this was exactly what I was pitching that Sony/Microsoft should do with the Xbone/PS4 back before their release: use existing titles as “base” games, turn the old systems into streaming receivers, and have all games play at higher resolution/detail on the new systems, with older games being patched to support…
Scree that noise! Whenever we received destruction orders from corporate, we’d just buy it all at a penny a piece, keep what we wanted, trade the rest to a used media retailer nearby and split the proceeds based on hours worked since last destroy order.
When I worked at a now-defunct games retailer, we’d still get shipments of weird stuff from other stores. Bearing in mind this was the PS2/360 transitional era, we got:
Welcome to Animal Crossing. Enjoy your stay. Tissues are on Isabelle’s desk.
Huh! Good to know I was pronouncing Huawei right all this time, not that it helps for the interviews I was correct on that in (they insisted the incorrect pronunciation was proper). Tag Heuer is a relief, because I've been unable to pronounce that remotely well at all.
