Recent content by Naner

I had to dig out my Escapist account to reply to this... This console you speak of, that shuts up and lets you play your game, is the Nintendo one. The others are so up to their heads with achievements! trophies! messages! DLC! new releases! spend more money on Xbox Live Gold! and even more on...

For on-the-go use on my iPod, I use a pair of Philips SHE9503 earbuds. Great treble, decent bass and good sound isolation. The left bud died a few days ago, but since it lasted quite long for earbuds (just over an year), I'm replacing them with a pair of the same model. At home, I rather...

Exams and more exams in the next few weeks. And I already spent a bit too much money this month with Assassin's Creed and, most importantly, Zelda. I'll probably check it out when I have the time, despite never playing an Elder Scrolls game before.

They make an episode called 'Cliffhanger' and leave us all this time without a sequel... Not cool. And I had enjoyed the episode, too.

You dare make me open another browser other than Firefox? Lucky I have all five installed. Too bad I can hardly look at Chrome's logo now.

1. No. 2. Scream "FUUUU" all day for never being able to actually see and play the new Nintendo system.

Is this serious? For a moment I thought it was the lamest April Fool's joke ever. Because it isn't surprising in any way at all.

The bomb squad DESTROYED IT? It was like, a little piece of history. You know what the big issue is here, though? A GameBoy would be incredibly inefficient as an explosive device. It's sheer plastic strength would've held the boom to itself. I mean, if bombs can't destroy it from the outside...

Pac-man would come home to Mrs. Pac-man full of energy.

I do believe it can be as engaging as softcore, or casual, titles like Wii Sports or Call of Duty. The basic idea behind the reason to play them is the same. You can't, however, say that Angry Birds is more engaging than a hardcore title such as The Legend of Zelda. In one way or another, the...

Basically, RAM and HDDs would be just as fast and large. Programs, high-definition video, and digital cameras would see to that. GPUs would definitely be far less powerful, because there wouldn't be much need to render real-time graphics on a home computer. Processors might've been somewhat less...

They could do something where you get in-game cash to buy your own cards and decks and then build your own decks from what you have. And multiplayer would be very interesting, too. The problem, I think, is that it would make people stop playing the IRL card game. If you think about it, the...

Pretty much anything in Africa (except maybe South Africa) and those "mind-your-own-business" countries in Europe and Oceania. But I'll say Germany is the least likely. After last century, I doubt they'll have an easy time trying to do that. Brazil probably wouldn't start anything, but would...

Oh, the guy posted this from his cell phone in the middle of Wario Woods. Give him a break. Though there is quite a lot of misinformation in it. Maybe it was the Antithinker who made the video?