Nabeel Ansari

All we know is that your pulling all this Crysis stuff out of your ass with no credible source. Afaik, you're just hyping up by spreading rumors. A google doesn't bring this up on the first page, which means either you're lying or you're passing stuff around that you got from YouTube commenters (or people of the like). I am only angry because you are not backing up your information and refuse to do so when asked. I refuse to get excited over news that sounds overly too good to be true.

Tested by who? Source plz? Also, how does that make sense? Crysis 2 is for Xbox, PS3, and PC. Are you saying that there was another version of Crysis 2 made for this "Wii 2"? Wouldn't the company need knowledge like tech specs and control layouts? If so, wouldn't there be more reliable and trustworthy leaks?

Gaming devices? Yes. Word processors? Not so much.

It's not the same concept at all. You never look at your controller when playing Dreamcast. Here, (apparently) it's an integral part of gameplay (at least multiplayer).

Sticks are not buttons. And the Dreamcast did not have a screen. There were VMU's that you could plug into the controller, but the most you could do with that was take a chao with you and find cool fruits (stuff like that). Nothing game play related like the rumors of this 2012 console. And of course it blows PS3 out of the park. In this day and age, it's almost ridiculous NOT to. The PS3 is way behind on tech (as is the Xbox) because it's 5 years old.

I'm sure I'm not the only one who goes "Too expensive to care" at this info. And considering the console isn't even announced yet, those specs could be way wrong.

Don't forget that the co-op increases that to maybe 20+ hours, considering it also has a storyline... Considering the game play and mechanics packed into the "short" story, I'd say it's well worth the $50.

There are mentions of Aperture Science in HL2.

I never said to mix on headphones.

Your music has nothing to do with the topic of this thread. It asks how the instrument you play relates to your personality. It is sad, but true, that I agree with you for once.

3DS is not an iteration of DS. DS means "Dual-Screen" and it has for all of its iterations. 3DS, however, stands for "3 Dimensional Screen"

I play guitar, dummy. I'VE SHOWN YOU MY DAMN GUITAR.

The guitar is versatile, as is my personality. On OCR I'm mostly just an idiot, but I like to take on different moods to mess with people IRL.

You need studio monitors with correct speaker placement and reflection dampening pads on the walls if you want accurate frequency response. Speakers in general won't always give you the flat curve you need. xD

Have you tried Windows Back Up? If you have W7 pro or Ultimate, it lets you back up to a network.

No no, he actually says "Thank you for assuming [etc.]"

What is "IDT High Def" etc.? If that's a sound card that you hooked up your speakers/headphones into, make sure you enable that, not High Definition Audio Device. HDAD is integrated audio.

It's more the last segment, but it's a fairly large segment.

Well, [CO-OP spoilers]the entire objective of Co-Op is to save the humans in the vault at the end of the game. You find that there are hundreds of humans in stasis tanks.[/CO-OP spoilers]

I don't ever recall having a problem with GX's story mode.

I think he meant to say that he's holding off on working on this until he gets his new processor and motherboard.

Just wanted to point out that Mega Man 7 is not an NES game.

What exactly is it that you're asking us to do? EDIT: If it's from a game, it's definitely not NES. That music sounds like a reproduced chiptune, real NES music doesn't sound like that. It's much simpler with a lot less going on. Because the sound chip on the NES can't produce that many tones/timbers concurrently. If the sound of the instruments are the only thing that gave you a clue that it was from a game, it might not be from a game at all.

OCR wants different arrangements, not "IT HAS TO PLEASE EVERY SINGLE EFFING PERSON ON THE SITE" arrangements. In all seriousness, there ARE remixes with stellar production but absolutely no deviation from the source other than additives. I would shake my fist at the judges for that, but since the primary complaint of my subbed mix by them was that I was dangerously close to conservative but my additives saved me (so I didn't get a single NO ), I guess I shouldn't complain. xD I didn't think my mix was that conservative. Not that SonicThHedgog's remix is conservative. It's fairly liberal, just way too repetitive.

Perfect timing, since I'm building my new computer late next month and I can finally pull out all the (CPU) stops and just go rhythm guitar/phat synth/drum layering and/or orchestral NUTS. Picks: Plug Man Splashwo Man Hornet Man Tornado Man Concrete Man