Where does the coffee machine begin and the computer end? I can't tell.ThrobbingEgo said:Only the display and buttons.SakSak said:By that definition my dishwasher and coffee maker are consoles.
EDIT: And I believe Windows is a graphics-based general user interface, not a gaming platform.
Windows is an operating system these days, not a GUI. Doesn't run over DOS anymore.
Linux and Mac should be considered different gaming platforms, but they all currently run on the same hardware.SakSak said:Where does the coffee machine begin and the computer end? I can't tell.ThrobbingEgo said:Only the display and buttons.SakSak said:By that definition my dishwasher and coffee maker are consoles.
EDIT: And I believe Windows is a graphics-based general user interface, not a gaming platform.
Windows is an operating system these days, not a GUI. Doesn't run over DOS anymore.
And true that, forgot DOS got buried a long time ago. So, windows is an OS. Still not merely a gaming platform.
And what of Linux? 'PC' seems to assume Windows, but there are Linux and Mac gamers as well...
I don't think Froobyx is directly affiliated with any government bureaucracy.puppydogvaan said:Done. Now I'm a statistic on a government chart.
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At this point it is quite clear to me we are operating on entirely different definitions for our words.ThrobbingEgo said:Linux and Mac should be considered different gaming platforms, but they all currently run on the same hardware.SakSak said:Where does the coffee machine begin and the computer end? I can't tell.ThrobbingEgo said:Only the display and buttons.SakSak said:By that definition my dishwasher and coffee maker are consoles.
EDIT: And I believe Windows is a graphics-based general user interface, not a gaming platform.
Windows is an operating system these days, not a GUI. Doesn't run over DOS anymore.
And true that, forgot DOS got buried a long time ago. So, windows is an OS. Still not merely a gaming platform.
And what of Linux? 'PC' seems to assume Windows, but there are Linux and Mac gamers as well...
That's exactly what you'd say if he was.ThrobbingEgo said:I don't think Froobyx is directly affiliated with any government bureaucracy.puppydogvaan said:Done. Now I'm a statistic on a government chart.
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No, if he was, Puppydogvaan would be dead.puppydogvaan said:That's exactly what you'd say if he was.ThrobbingEgo said:I don't think Froobyx is directly affiliated with any government bureaucracy.puppydogvaan said:Done. Now I'm a statistic on a government chart.
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If we're going to use made-up definitions, why don't we just say - for simplicity - that whatever platform plays games can be considered a gaming "console"?SakSak said:Surely you are not suggesting that merely because they run on the same hardware, they are all consoles? In theory I could run a game or two on their current user interfaces, surely you are not suggesting those interfaces are 'gaming platforms'? I contend that it is the primary intended function along with whatever GUI or OS you are using in combination with the hardware, that defines what is a console.
Nice oneThrobbingEgo said:If we're going to use made-up definitions, why don't we just say - for simplicity - that whatever platform plays games can be considered a gaming "console"?
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She...puppydogvaan said:That's exactly what you'd say if he was.ThrobbingEgo said:I don't think Froobyx is directly affiliated with any government bureaucracy.puppydogvaan said:Done. Now I'm a statistic on a government chart.
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And everyone would've complained if I put the whole synopsis on there.D_987 said:Done - didn't like the pitch to be honest - as previously stated it reminded me of Oblivion, but worse than that it just sounded bland and unintresting.