How do I turn an ALT + PRT SRC screengrab into an actual picture file?

Dvader said:

You had the exact same experience I did, you just enjoyed the cinematic aspect of it bypassing the gameplay aspect where you are essencially doing nothing.

Again, no.

I would like to steam up your bathroom mirror and write: DO NOT WASH and then see you in a year covered in skin infections and smelling like Steel.

We have no common ground on this game at all really, which is why I said it was divisive. You should check out the GAF thread, where the reaction to the game was much more mixed and there are opinions there which I'm sure you would be interested in reading.

aspro said:

Was it not a completely new tam working on Shattered Memories?

They did SH Homecoming on the PSP which was semi-well received. Team silent does not exist anymore.

edgecrusher said:

I have been playing:

Really great game, but the combat is kind of...annoying? Compared to the first game. Don't like fighting a group of 20 thugs and having to punch each of them 50 times. Oh...i'm going for a takedown aaaaand...yep, some guy breaks it up with a punch to batman's head at the last second.

The combat sucks but it is really easy. The bad guys are cannon fodder.

Dvader said:

Im in love.

You want to eat her asshole, don't you?

gamingeek said:

Staffers wouldn't have left if Nintendo still owned RARE story:

Yes. Or burn it to dvds. There is a way of connecting PCs but it's not worth it. Use a usb hardrive.

Thanks you bro.

On the Rare thing:

Foolz said:

GG, open paint or any image editing program like that and paste it there, then save the file in any format you want.

I'm not sure it's worth it. Someone left a comment on robios corn oreo story awaiting moderation.

edgecrusher said:

Dvader said:

Im in love.

You want to eat her asshole, don't you?

Watch this ASTOUNDING Borderlands 2 PC Comparison Trailer.

**Also known as Edge porn!**

phantom_leo said:

Watch this ASTOUNDING Borderlands 2 PC Comparison Trailer.

**Also known as Edge porn!**

I posted this the other day....its one of the main reasons I want to switch to Nvidia.

Kotaku interview reggie said:

Kotaku: “Well is the Wii U going to be able to run the newest Call of Duty in four or five years? Is it going to be able to run Call of Duty on the same level as the Xbox or PlayStation?”


Fils-Aime: “Well, so unless you’ve got details that you wanna share on the next Xbox or PlayStation. (laughter) You know, it’s a rhetorical question—who knows?


“But the fact is that in the Wii U we’ve built a lot of capability. And during the Nintendo Direct that happened last night or two nights ago, overnight Wednesday to Thursday, we showed a lot of specs information for the Wii U: the fact that it has an extremely large RAM built into the system, the fact that the discs are high-capacity [25gb] discs. And so we’ve got a system that, based on our review of the world and our architecture, it absolutely’s gonna hold up and bring the best content from third-party for a long, long time.”

Kotaku: “But again, let me play devil’s advocate, as a skeptical gamer, if I’m listening to what you just said, there are two things to that: First of all, the list of top-5 best-sellers, not all of those are games I’m playing as a Kotaku reader, as an intense hardcore gamer, I’m not playing a lot of Wii Sports, I’m not playing a lot of Wii Fit.

“So that’s the first element of that, right? The second element of that is if we’re looking back at history, obviously we can’t predict what’s going to happen four or five years from now, but if I’m looking back at history and I’m saying hey, the Wii kinda tapered off during its last two years as far as third-party support, even if first-party support, as you mentioned, yes, has been solid, but as far as third-party support it was all going towards those other two machines. Why should I not think that same trend is going to continue in four or five years?”


Fils-Aime: “But again, you could go back and have the same conversation looking at the original PlayStation. You could have the same conversation looking at PlayStation 2. You could have the same conversation looking at the original Xbox. The fact of the matter is if you look at the generation before this one, you look at GameCube, you look at PS2, you look at the original Xbox. From a performance standpoint, GameCube was, if not #1, certainly #2 from an overall performance standpoint. #3 was PS2. So performance has absolutely nothing to do with longevity and support.


“The basis is how big is the installed base, how robust is the ongoing conversation with key licensees, that’s what’s gonna drive the level of ongoing support at least from a third-party perspective, whether or not a system holds up six years or seven years after launch.”

I had 166 stories in my news folder this morning. About 120 of them were about Killer Instinct and the new Dragon Age III subtitle.

More "Ugh!" for you:

There are dozens, if not hundreds, of people out there with the domain names of defunct websites etched prominently and permanently on their skin, the walking detritus of zombie websites’ marketing campaigns.

After all I heard about Dragon Age 2 I killed off the franchise as an available form of pleasure.

and...

What the hell, NHL?