@Snow leopard: And yep, they genuinely are broken
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@Snow leopard: Consider yourself forgiven. That genuinely made me laugh.
@Walking Eye!: Legalising drug X will not stop athletes taking (or coaches pushing) unsafe doses of X or mixing X with (some still illegal drug) Y. It just means that to be a competitive athlete, you must take X.
@Walking Eye!: The issue is that if we make PEDs legal, then everyone has to take them, just to keep up. So any athlete who refuses for perfectly sane health reasons is out of work, even if they are more talented than their peers.
@hinges: Or (since I've just noticed this is coming out for PC) I'll not bother with the 360 version and remain calm.
@Sir (Starman), Former Brigadier of U.N.I.T., Current Position of Colonel of the FireWire Battalion: I said this further up, but it bears repeating. The FLAC files are sadly at 44.1kHz (and no, I'm not going to make fun of your near sub-sonic 96Hz typo).
@plaztiksyke: They're not 96kHz. They're 44.1kHz. But still, 24-bit*!
If this does not work via system link, I will personally hunt down every employee of Blue Castle Games and... probably just complain at them.
The current generation of "3DTV" is correctly known as stereoscopic (or binocular) TV.
Sneak PEEK.
@danthetaliban: £10 for 1200? Ouch. I don't usually pay more than £15 for 2100.
@超外人: SD < ED = 480p < HD
The analogy to sports doesn't work. If you go see your team, and they lose, you can still have a great time - but if you buy a console, only for it to be a hastily abandoned flop, you're out of pocket and out of luck.
"Chances are, if you have a HDTV, your set is already trying to upscale your Wii's video signal."
@TheExiledLeader: Haha, me too.
@Vajesticles: From the sounds of it, this is gonna format your USB drive, and will refuse to read it if it has been written to by anything but your Xbox - like a hacker's PC (but they may even lock out other Xboxen).
@hinges: Here's my headset: Sennheiser HD555 + mutilated and blu-tacked mic.
It seems like a lot of people here are pretty confused about the situation with surround sound in headsets, and I've done quite a bit of research into this, so I'll take a minute to explain.
It took me a second to realise this "Rare Wakeboarding Game" isn't, infact, from Rare.