Strap that motherfucker in the electric chair and fry his ass before he can breed. No appeals!
it’s a toss up between “tiny fishing pole with a stuffed mouse on the end” and “tiny cloth thing shaped like a piece of toast with a jangly bell thing inside.”
THIS CAT IS DONE
Putting this into rotation after… uh… However many years it’s been.
We jammed out some basic ideas up front, but everyone was more or less responsible for their own bits.
…8?
Are you hiring?
I’ve been able to get on in fits and starts for most of the past couple of days, but yeah. Considering the attack supposedly stopped awhile ago, it’s pretty wild that things are still jacked for some people.
In theory you could put your European Xbox Live account on your US hardware, set that box as your primary machine, and play those games on your shiny new US account. I created a Japanese Live account on my 360 to buy a few things awhile back. I don’t think they’ll let you switch regions. Sony’s in the same sitch, the only catch is that, yeah, you can only have one account on a Vita. Also, as you’ve figured, PS Plus stuff would go away as soon as your Euro account lapsed. Kind of a hassle. You could always just keep the European PSN account and use it on your existing hardware. It’s region-free, after-all. You’d just have to deal with Euro pricing and whatever delayed release dates that region still has the contend with.
My understanding is that most PAL Mega Drive carts will work on US hardware once you’ve gotten around the different cartridge port sizes, so you’ll probably be fine on that with or without your modded hardware. Keep that thing.
I’m surprised Nintendo even has a solution for this. Not bad.
They probably planned for a much bigger game, fought about what kind of game they were making internally, struggled to rebuild vast parts of it as they slipped further and further beyond their initial milestone dates, and cut out significant parts of it to make a 2014 ship date.
I don’t know. I’d be surprised if the studio leadership truly felt like the shipping product met their initial goals and desires for the project.
Considering the resources that were probably at their disposal and the talent on-hand, it’s a real shame that Destiny isn’t more than it is.
At this point, they should probably find the people responsible for putting in multiple reputation meters and currency and get them out of that studio. It feels like some people on that team think they’re making a MMO circa 2004 or something.
