Christ Centered Gamer

Kendrik wrote:How far did you get in the Xbox version of Ninja Gaiden?

Also... what is the meaning of "Gaiden"? I see it on a lot of things that come from Japan. I'm just too lazy to go translate it.

Hmm... I got just past the calvary units in the first level. Then I got annoyed and gave up.

As for the meaning, it refers to a side story. In Ninja Gaiden's case... the eponymous ninja is from DOA.

Pheonix wrote:How now shall we live?

You've been reading Charles Colson again, haven't you?

tobymacdude wrote:Why are so cool?

Why are what so cool?

Hey were supposed to be asking the questions here!

Why is there flying pigs outside?

Do you find it at all bothersome that Colson published How Now Shall We Live long after Francis Schaeffer published How Should We Then Live?

Do you find it sad that this is the level of question I'm resorting to? XD

Pheonix wrote:Hey were supposed to be asking the questions here!

Why is there flying pigs outside?

The word is "we're."

Because Pink Floyd and/or Roger Waters is in town, most likely.

Kendrik wrote:Do you find it at all bothersome that Colson published How Now Shall We Live long after Francis Schaeffer published How Should We Then Live?

Do you find it sad that this is the level of question I'm resorting to? XD

Well... it depends on what each of the books is about. If they're about the same thing... then it sounds like plagiarism. Otherwise... both titles are grammatically correct.

Why am I such a Gamerscore (you know what)?

tobymacdude wrote:Why am I such a Gamerscore (you know what)?

I'd assume that it's likely because you enjoy the concept of a metagame. However, it could also be that you like being a completionist, in which case... I have no idea where to go from there. I'm sorry.

Scott,

Do you think Tomb Raider: Underworld will be a success? Or do you think the TR games won't have what it takes to stay on top and not suck? (TR: Legend was pretty good, but, well, you know... the ones released before it were... not that good)

Nix wrote:Scott,

Do you think Tomb Raider: Underworld will be a success? Or do you think the TR games won't have what it takes to stay on top and not suck? (TR: Legend was pretty good, but, well, you know... the ones released before it were... not that good)

Well, I think you're underestimating the series' contribution to gaming. Tomb Raider 1 and 2 were widely considered excellently made games, while those that followed were not. Legend redefined the series, and Anniversary brought a more fully realized Tomb Raider 1 to gamers. So Underworld will likely be very well made; the only question is if they can make enough changes to make it relevant to gamers now.

I have high hopes for the game, but I don't see it bringing much new or innovative to the table, which is slightly problematic, if you consider those things when making your game purchases.

iamscott wrote:

Nix wrote:Scott,

Do you think Tomb Raider: Underworld will be a success? Or do you think the TR games won't have what it takes to stay on top and not suck? (TR: Legend was pretty good, but, well, you know... the ones released before it were... not that good)

Well, I think you're underestimating the series' contribution to gaming. Tomb Raider 1 and 2 were widely considered excellently made games, while those that followed were not. Legend redefined the series, and Anniversary brought a more fully realized Tomb Raider 1 to gamers. So Underworld will likely be very well made; the only question is if they can make enough changes to make it relevant to gamers now.

I have high hopes for the game, but I don't see it bringing much new or innovative to the table, which is slightly problematic, if you consider those things when making your game purchases.

True enough. I didn't mean to imply that all of the Tomb Raiders sucked up until Legend, but that the few that came before Legend were less then good.

Any way, I am going to go start a topic on this in gaming fun.

Scott,

What would you get if you added a pizza to a gas tank?

Nix wrote: Scott,

What would you get if you added a pizza to a gas tank?

Hmm... a flaming meat and cheese disc.

What's up?

Who are "they" in "that's what they say"?

Goose wrote:Who are "they" in "that's what they say"?

I double this question in an effort to get you to give an amazing answer to a question which has stupefied the ages.

Pheonix wrote:What's up?

Right now... a spinning fan. Yeah, I'm kinda retro like that.

Goose wrote:Who are "they" in "that's what they say"?

The "they." That's one of the questions that has baffled the ages. I'd say it's an idiom, propagated by American patriotism and fear of the unknown, as well as change, combined with a distrust of outsiders. The "they" is an ambiguous fringe group, lurking at the edges of American idealism, mentality and paranoia, which has been around in spades since 1963.

Chozon1 wrote:

Goose wrote:Who are "they" in "that's what they say"?

I double this question in an effort to get you to give an amazing answer to a question which has stupefied the ages.

See above.

What happens if I add the blue chemical in jar #1 to the red chemical in jar #2 and then dump in some Perrier?