This is built into the iTunes Store.
I personally like Time Out for OS X from Dejal. It fades out your screen for a set amount of time at set time intervals.
As much as I don't want to own the prequel trilogy, the full saga set includes 3 BDs of special features.
With a ~40 minute running time, I wish this was in podcast form.
Ugh, yeah, I hate when people like stuff I like, it makes me feel less unique and individual.
Seriously, get off your high horse and realize that just because you like something and it gains widespread notoriety, you deserve higher recognition for liking it than anyone else. You weren't the first person to play Minecraft.
Seriously, get off your high horse and realize that just because you like something and it gains widespread notoriety, you deserve higher recognition for liking it than anyone else. You weren't the first person to play Minecraft.
Because Nintendo will release a cheaper, better version next year and everyones aware of it. I don't particularly enjoy the 3DS, and I've always been a pretty serious Nintendo fan. I know the minute it gets a new Mario game, I'll be singing a different tune, only under the condition that shit isn't still $250.
Nintendos whole concept in the past was to innovate, but at a reasonable price. They're charging the same amount at launch for their handheld system as they did for their last console at launch. And for what? Two screens, again. Did anyone really really enjoy having two screens last time? Did you ever really play a game that utilized both screens in a way that made the experience better than it would have been with one touch screen? And 3D, which most people are just turning off due to the headaches induced.
Nintendo must be under the impression that they're impervious to failure after the massive success of the DS and the Wii. The DS was released at a time when smartphone gaming wasn't widespread and we all weren't accustomed to paying $5 for a pretty nice gaming experience. Dollars for doughnuts, I can't think of a game more valuable on my DS than Angry Birds or Tiny Wings on my iPod Touch.
Nintendos whole concept in the past was to innovate, but at a reasonable price. They're charging the same amount at launch for their handheld system as they did for their last console at launch. And for what? Two screens, again. Did anyone really really enjoy having two screens last time? Did you ever really play a game that utilized both screens in a way that made the experience better than it would have been with one touch screen? And 3D, which most people are just turning off due to the headaches induced.
Nintendo must be under the impression that they're impervious to failure after the massive success of the DS and the Wii. The DS was released at a time when smartphone gaming wasn't widespread and we all weren't accustomed to paying $5 for a pretty nice gaming experience. Dollars for doughnuts, I can't think of a game more valuable on my DS than Angry Birds or Tiny Wings on my iPod Touch.
And Blu-ray players can play DVDs. These are all practical examples because the media is more or less physically identical. Playing GBA games requires an entirely different slot.
Don't forget to run a hose from the exhaust pipe into the water, ain't no hot tub without dem bubbles.
The biggest complaint I get from people I know is "You have to stop to shoot? This sucks." Odds are these people are comparing it more to Gears of War than RE4. They don't get it. Resident Evil 5 is awesome.
One, please.
That'd be Atticus Ross.
so, square display? good luck enjoying video on this thing.
@FriedPeeps: calling it the Touch isn't bad. calling it the iTouch is bad.
@WittyUserName: if i were a developer, i'd know that the DS would be connecting via wi-fi.
@thatdamnprinny: please elaborate on the differences between HD 3D and Blu-ray 3D.
@diddiyo: let alone the internal video chip being total garbage. i feel your pain, truly.
@Maave: I think you're confused.
@Maave: What machine does apple sell that doesn't have a USB port or six on it?
@Maave: Apple was the first company to really push USB. Just sayin'.
