This is not cool at all.Quote:
Originally Posted by Leynos
Also I'm burnt out from playing older games, for the next couple years I won't be playing anything older than the 360. We will meet again when the time is right.
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This is not cool at all.Quote:
Originally Posted by Leynos
Also I'm burnt out from playing older games, for the next couple years I won't be playing anything older than the 360. We will meet again when the time is right.
https://3.bp.blogspot.com/-9HWy6po4g...308d843696.jpgQuote:
Originally Posted by Yharnamresident
I see your burnout, and raise you Burnout Revenge. My Xbox has been disassembled for the better part of a year, needing only the installation of the capacitor I bought for it, that it may live without fear of clock capacitor explosion. I haven't touched any of the crowd-funded games I've gotten beyond testing cheat codes for Xeno Crisis for a few minutes. I've uninstalled all of my PC games barring Witcher 3 and Mad Max, but I still have no desire to play them. The only game system I have that isn't caked in dust is my Neo Geo, because it's in its box.
Never work for a telecom.
Burnout Paradise is still fun after all these years.
I'm in the mood for an Arnie film. I fancied watching True Lies but couldn't find it on any streaming service, so I've plumped for Kindergarten Cop. (pours drink)
I would watch Terminator 2, but Windows 10 is racist against DVDs, and my P4 system needs 17 capacitors replaced before it can be up and running.
Aw fuck what a great film that was. Forgot how good it was actually. Love it when Arnie beats up that child beating piece of shit. The end is so nice and wholesome it's actually made me kinda misty. (sniffs)
VLC allows you to play back DVDs on W10, not sure if you know that or not.Quote:
Originally Posted by Raijin Z
Kindergarden Cop is one of the best Arnie flicks. I think all of his films were good to some degree, except Junior - there are no redeemable elements of that movie. Zero.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mega Drive Bowlsey
Hands down one of the best Arnie films (and one of my favourite films in general) is The Running Man. Man has that film turned out to be prophetic. Once the Marxist totalitarian takeover of America is complete you can expect no dissent to be tolerated, on pain of death. Still, if Marxist scum does take over the west you would hope that they would at least provide TV as entertaining as The Running Man.
It does absolutely FUCK ALL to deal with Win10's "go fuck yourself" approach to DVD DRM authentication. The same for every other media player and codec pack, because it's not a codec issue. This also applies to VOB files. The only discs or VOBs that will play are from public domain cartoon DVDs from dollar stores. If you can miraculously play all DVDs in Windows 10 without ERROR: DRM FAIL popping up, then consider yourself fortunate. I'd still be using Windows 7 if it wasn't allergic to my processor and motherboard chipset, and Linux would die from anaphylactic shock even trying to dick with it.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Jackal
Don't forget Commando or Conan.
Ah my bad, I thought you meant for general DVD playback. TBH, I rarely use DVDs on my PC, but when I do, I usually have to use AnyDVD to get around the DRM, then I rip the disc with Handbrake.Quote:
Originally Posted by Raijin Z
Oh yeah, Running Man is one of the best. I def feel the same way there. Esp the music.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mega Drive Bowlsey
Imagine if there was a spinoff of Zone of the Enders that played like a hybrid of a Sidescrolling & top-down shmup with hack n slash elements. Not to mention a killer OST. Would you want to play that? If you say yes. Why have you not played Astebreed yet? https://store.steampowered.com/app/2...itive_Edition/
If you say no then cannot help a man without a soul.
Re-watching Knightmare. Great show, def recommend it to anyone who's not British. The kids they get on it are thick as wood tho.
The Running Man wouldn't be what it is and was without Richard Dawson. He made the show, IMO. Yaphet Kotto was also a gem and quite underappreciated with his contributions to cinema.