It's taken me a bit of time, but I'm finally at the point with Halo: Reach where I can truly rage again.
It's taken me a bit of time, but I'm finally at the point with Halo: Reach where I can truly rage again.
Are we talking Wii sales or Wii game sales?
@brentil: I've also read that there is the potential for improved battery life, since 2 cores running at less than 100% capacity is less taxing than one core running at full capacity. Is that true? You seem like you know what you're talking about.
@Platypus Man: I would like to think that this would have been explained during the course of the experiment.
There's always that aspect of 'testing the boundaries' for me, but for me, the idea of immersion kind of encompasses the whole game - including the menus, game mechanics, and everything.
@prufrocker: Well it's not like we're talking about actual violence here. The article mentions people playfully punching each other in a game that both participants partake in willingly. I wouldn't exactly draw a line between that and mankind's overall problems with violence.
@WhatTheFrag: Well I guess I'm just talking having one or two drinks to get a pleasant buzz. Not 4 or 5.
@FrankN.Stein: Are you a kindergarten teacher or something? Lighten up.
@casperiv: We always put tape over the bottom of optical mice.
@WhatTheFrag: Sounds like a pretty good reason to drink to me..
That 'slideshow' effect in the gallery is included in Froyo as well.
@bender123: Agreed. I even watched it on my normal TV and it looks about as good as the true '3D' TVs.
@Dusty Duster: So that's why the image seems to 'flash' when I use the glasses at Best Buy/other electronics stores?
I still don't get the 3D craze. Theaters is one thing, but at home, it's even more pointless. I've tried those demo units with the expensive glasses - the TVs and the computers, and it just looks like crap.
@synchronicityii: That one is a hell of a lot funnier than the Sonic.
My wife is kind of a 'lapsed' gamer, I guess. She grew up playing lots of Donkey Kong Country on SNES and various Mario Kart incarnations, and was always a good sport playing Halo at all the Halo parties we'd have when we were dating.
@ZaxxonQ.com: Oh my god I can't stop laughing at this
When I saw the video for this on Engadget, I thought for sure it was just a spruced up presentation - an exaggeration of what it could do. I didn't realize it did all of this in real time. Pretty awesome.
@MifuneT: Agreed.