Recent content by mikklee

I think so, and if your car is about to be towed, if you get even a foot in it before the front wheels hit the bed of the tow truck, they have to stop towing and let you go scot free, can't tow an occupied car, health and safety won't allow it, mind you, since when did that stop the greedy clamp...

Watching Dragonball Z abridged made me think, especially the latest installment. 2 big things I noticed in season 1, continuity-wise. 1) Why is it when Gohan transforms he loses his clothes, but when Vegeta transforms, he keeps his armour? and 2) Why does Gohan transform again while fighting...

I just don't want it. my laptop is up to spec to play Dawn of War II, the game I am now starting regretting buying because of Steam, but Steam is saying it isn't. I know my main gaming system is more than able to run it, but it has no net connection available to it so I can't install DOW II on...

Update in game, as in say Warhammer: Mark of Chaos for example, it gives you the chance to update and patch the game in game from the games main menu itself, or (not the same I know, but same idea) DLC for the likes of Oblivion or Fallout 3, where it patches it in game before you play it kind of...

Not saqying I'd rather have the bugs and glitches, I'm saying that rather than force an extra waste of space on us, update it in game like previous games do.

Not really, seeing as I payed for a game that I expect to be able to install, then play straight away. You say "fantastic deals" Wouldukindly, but to me Left4Dead is not worth my time as zombie shooters, like zombie films, are too linear and boring. Things like this should be optional in my...

As you can probablly guess, this is a bit of a rant at companies adding extra rubbish that you don't want to things such as games. One example of this is Steam. I recently bought a copy of Dawn of War II and lo and behold, I have to install this POS before it will let me install the game, then I...

Ladies, gentlemen, miscellaneous. I ask you to cast your minds back. The year, 1996. I was but a small 7 year old boy, jealous of all my friends having the Game Boy. That is, until the day of MY corruption. I remember it like it was yesterday. Christmas day 1996, the first thing I got to open...

My point still stands though, nothing somehow became everything. Originally nothing existed, at all, and somehow the universe came into existance, thats what fascinates me, not whether its exploded or not. And technically and explosion is a rapid outpouring of matter, its not always a boom

I'd have to say the big bang, I mean nothing explodes and produces everything. One teeny problem I have with it though, how does nothing at all actually explode?

Either A) the skaven (rat-men in warhammer) B) a hydra, or C) the ZP imp

Good theory, but if you look it up, Nolan said he won't use characters like penguin, mr. freeze and poison ivy, as they are too "comicy villains" for the "real-world batman hes created"

You mean the ripper? I like Yahtzee's idea of a gun that shoots velociraptors

Slight problem with all these Master theories guys. In Doctor Who Confidential after the end of series 3, RTD stated he had no intention at all of bringing the Master back, hence the open ending of a womam picking up the Master's ring, leaving it open for the next director/producer to bring him...

Orks would win. Being the most powerful phsyckers (sp?) and not realising, All they would need to do is, unlikely I know, band enough Orks together and just think people don't exist, and they won't. Like thinking red makes them go faster makes them go faster, thinking things don't exist should...