TheJohn

Neil Gaiman also wrote "Don't Panic" - a pretty good Douglas Adams biography

I'll keep subscribing. I like video games, and I like this site. And I'm quite excited to see whatever new stuff they'll come up with after the re-design

No. Never. Why do you ask? Are you a cop? You know, you have to tell me if you are!

Something about a heavy drop and people jumping into poop.

Also, welcome to the site, Nukacherry

I'm really enjoying these blogs of yours. Thanks dude, and keep 'em coming.

Just go with the third one. It's cheap, got what I think is the best controls and a good intro for new players. Also you can turn on more "realistic" physics, and that makes carving pools pretty goddamn awesome.

I bought a third-party 360 controller, and didn't enjoy the experience. Some games wouldn't recognize the analogue input of the bumpers, making stuff like lock-picking in Alpha Protocol impossible. The program mentioned earlier to trick your computer into thinking you got an official controller is a breeze to use, but no analogue can break a game. I found an official 360 controller on sale and it's been great. Plug and play, no hassle.

@Grimhild said:

@TheJohn said:

For JCVD in his prime, see Blood Sport and Kickboxer.

No Cyborg? I used to love that movie, as terrible as it was lol

Yeah, Cyborg was pretty good, wasn't it? Not Kickboxer punching-the-fuck-outta-people-with-broken-glass-on-his-knuckles kinda good, but still good.

For JCVD in his prime, see Blood Sport and Kickboxer.

Patience, duder. This thread is a mere three hours old, and a large part of America is just now getting out of bed.