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8 hours? wow... That's quite a time shift!

Why do you get tomorrow off?

As many have pointed out...

:C

They are very different. XNA uses C# though. If you plan on making a career out of programming, it would be good to learn C++ at some point, but it's not necessary to start making XNA games.

Assuming you already have an Xbox and a Windows PC with XP or higher, there should really not be any cost for making a game. If you want to get it published and actually sell it, then I think you have to pay a fee, but I've never tried that before.

In Second Life, if you break the rules, instead of getting banned and unable to log on, whenever you log on you get sent to a cornfield devoid of other players which you cannot leave.

Regular RCA Yellow-White-Red cables. The original model had the Red-Green-Blue cable on a different connector from the White-Red for audio.

I watched it. It was pretty good, considering what it was.

Hmmm, interesting. I was just mentioning to someone on another thread how bad old games look on modern TVs. I guess this device will put an end to that!

I wonder how many of those are the original model with the component video connection. They took it out later because they figured no one used it...

How do you avoid melting your eyes? :P

Get another tube TV!! you can probably get a good one for free somewhere :P

You get access to the compiler during in-class exams? So... you have a computer? With no Internet access (I assume)?

I guess I just like video games with interesting stories. This may be one reason I don't buy a lot of video games anymore. I was going to buy Portal 2, but now I'm okay with waiting until the price drops a lot since I already know what happens.

Hmmm, reading this comment got me stuck in a wiki loop on Uncyclopedia trying to learn about the C=C+1 programming language.

Oh well.