Just finished Dragon Fantasy Book 1 for my Vita, now I'm about to take my 4yr old to the hearing doctor for new hearing aids.
Kazriko
Since you received no payment from me buying Galactic Civilizations 1 from Strategy First, I went ahead and bought it again from GoG. :)
Wow, mine are going to be unusual for this group. RPGamer / RPGFan PSNStores Gematsu Playstation Lifestyle / Playstation Nation Gamerankings I read Rock Paper Shotgun, but rarely follow their review advice as PC is not my primary platform. I also get info from Game Informer's paper magazine. I've started to read more IGN reviews lately as well because of Colin Moriarty @notaxation
This is a subject I wander back to occasionally. Ultimately, everything that people get paid to do today will be done automatically. Traditionally, the increase in stuff generated by fewer people meant that more people were available to move to the next innovation. Fewer people and land needed to grow food meant more people to run the textile factories and more land to grow cotton. The question is, what is our next innovation that requires manpower to get it off the ground? 
I'm surprised at how few people are in the bottom right.
[quote who="Timmaigh" reply="10" id="3322711"]If its Radeon 7800 chip, then wow, did not expect GPU to be that powerful. 7800 has about 1200 of those cores, i thought these new consoles are going to get about half of that (mostly cause of TDP limits)[/quote] It's using a 7970M, which is a mobile version of the processor. It's TDP is only 65 watts because it's fairly downclocked from the normal 7970. It's still fairly quick though. The CPUs supposedly take about 15 watt
Oh look, a press release. http://www.joystiq.com/2013/02/20/sony-further-details-playstation-4-hardware-specs/ Yep, it's an 8-core Jaguar. They can apparently be clocked as high as 1.8ghz actually.
None of this is substantiated, but it comes from late development kit leaks. The conference today lines up very well with these leaks. The CPU is rumored to be a 8 core with 1.6ghz approximate clock speed. The only reason they'd go for a low clock speed like that is if AMD is deriving it from their Bobcat line of processors. AMD's recently announced their Jaguar cores. <a href="http://www.techpowerup.com/180394/AMD-quot-Jaguar-quot-Micro-architecture-Takes-the-Fight-to-At
I heard about it on the GWJ podcast and tossed my $25 in. Looking forward to it.
I remember when you said that the reason you were on PCs rather than consoles was because of the additional memory available to you there. Later this year we'll probably have new consoles out, and those new consoles are rumored to have between 3.5 and 5 gigs of memory available to the developer along with 8 cores of AMD64 processors... Will that be enough for the next generation of RTS games and leapfrog ahead of the average PC? Also, in regards to the Steam survey, I gues
You've convinced me. I've chipped in $45 for them.
The sliding left and right to switch apps reminds me of the Blackberry Playbook UI, only it sounds like playbook got it right while the uglybox interface screwed up on it... The Vita interface is a little similar except you have to press a button first to pull out to where you can switch between apps. It's too bad the Playbook has so little support because I really do like its interface.
Can you run Linux on it? >:)
Hah. I wouldn't be too concerned about it. Maybe he just likes Lauren Faust's style of humor and writing. Perhaps show him Fosters Home for Imaginary Friends and Powerpuff Girls. Next year, you could try Wander over Yonder, which is her and McCracken's new series.
If you want a good notebook PC, there's AMD A6 things out there for just over $300 that are probably much faster and more capable.
[quote who="parrottmath" reply="2" id="3260860"]So on my catalyst control center under graphics settings - 3d - all settings - there is a wait for vertical refresh slider.[/quote] I just updated my drivers a few days ago, and it's pretty much as he says on mine as well. I don't recall where it was on the older versions.
Another thing to note is that one of the other employees killed at the embassy was a prominent Eve Online gamer and moderator on the Something Awful forums... He played a diplomat in Eve too.
20 years is actually a pretty good payback time on Solar. Especially for Michigan. I think my calculations for a solar array I wanted to put together came to about 35 years to pay for itself.
It's been 4 years, but I'm also going to tack on my request for Multiplicity Linux again. I just bought Multiplicity 2, and it's working for now as I'm temporarily using 2 Windows 7 systems and not running Linux, but that won't last for long and I'd really love to be able to link a Linux system into the two windows systems. Either I'm going to have to get Multiplicity to work at the same time as Synergy, or drop Multiplicity entirely for Synergy... This is
Doing almost as well as Ys Origins was earlier this week. Pretty good!
That's not too terribly low of resolution when you compare it to other contemporary non-PC games. Console games run at 1280x720 for the most part, for instance.
[quote who="EmersonPF" reply="16" id="3168015"] Quoting Kazriko, reply 3I think Direct2Drive is decent too, for the couple of games I purchased there. Direct2Drive was decent... until it got bought out by GameFly. Now it's pretty much a disaster. And in the process I (and many others) lost access to games we had purchased on D2D because GF doesn't want to support them. Kind of everyone's worst-case scenario for Steam or Impulse. Needless to say, GameFly will never
I avoid Steam if I can, because it's far too DRMy for me. It's really annoying to have to logout of my low end PC and login to my Gaming PC on steam just because it gags if you're logged in on more than one system at once. That said, it's almost bloody impossible to completely stay off Steam, the new OTRSPOD game is exclusive to steam and xbox, for example. If a game is available on PS3 or Vita instead of Steam, I'll buy it there every time. Impulse is better, but
You're even older than Spiderweb software, by 1 year. That was the only other one I could think of. Kaser has been around longer, but has no employees.
I'm also less likely to play a F2P title. Partially because every one that I've tried has been inferior, or built towards the old "Arcade" style of play. Another quarter to keep playing... or you can wait until tomorrow for your next 2-3 free minutes to play... The other side is making it so F2P players end up having to spend several times as much effort to attain the same status as other players, and I just don't have the time. That said, if I were actually interested in a F2P title,