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And if you disagree you can email me at crow@biteme.com
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No man, he really thinks if your watching a movie random people from Playstation Home will walk in.
These movie invaders will then start patting their butts and throwing Tomato's.
.....Wait..... Can I be one of the invaders? I might use Home more. #patents
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MST3k is by far the greatest show of all time....during the summer of '96 I had my appendix taken out. The next day I went home, and watched "The Incredible Melting Man." I was laughing so hard during the scene with the two old people in the lemon grove, that all of the sudden I felt a sharp pain where my stitches were. I could see the gauze/wrappings around the stitches every so slowly start to turn red...so I called 911 and was rushed to the hospital...where I needed additional stitches. Turns out I was laughing so hard that I actually damaged the wound/stitches.
And I don't really want to start a flame war here...but I'm sorry, I can't help it....Mike is better.
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That is, it sounds great and is kind of funny for a while, but eventually you just settle into watching the movie. #patents
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Soooo true #patents
11/03/09
Not saying that You're in the Movies is worth two shits, because it isn't, but the functions described in this article don't have anything at all to do with that game beyond the fact that they both use the term "movie" somewhere in the product.
If you need to draw an Xbox 360 comparison because you're a lazy bastard, draw it to the party viewing system, which this is clearly an evolution of. #patents
11/03/09
I actually own all 3 systems and find no need to over analyze and draw useless comparisons between them because they all bring unique things to the table. However in this case I think what Sony is offering is MORE APPEALING that what Ms currently offers.
Too bad you couldn't figure that out. #patents
11/03/09
Of people snarking movies
That they watch on
Their Playstation Threeeee
HE TRIIIIIED TO KILL ME WITH A FOOORKLIIIFT! #patents
11/03/09
No wait.
"I am Michael...I take care of the place while the master is away." #patents
11/03/09
Out of the 400,000 people in West Hollywood, only one person recognized me. God bless him. #patents
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Color me intrigued, to say the least. #patents
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If I can do it online then it would be amazing. #patents
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Be still my beating heart. #patents
10/30/09
10/29/09
When they announced vehicles, I wasn't interested. I've got Battlefield for that.
When they showed breaking the teams up into small squads for "squad vs. squad" battles, I wasn't interested. I've got Call of Duty if I want to take on just a handful of enemies at a time.
When they announced 256 player battles, that's when I got interested. I don't have anywhere else to turn for huge battles.
The only reason I'm interested in this game is the number of players per match. But more specifically, the number of players per gunfight. I can get 16 vs. 16 player gunfights from a bevy of other sources. What I can't get is a 126 vs. 126 player gunfight.
That's what a I want. I want the chaos of 126 vs. 126 player team deathmatch. Offer the chaos. I want the chaos!