Mods like that reinforce the spergy neckbeard stereotype of Minecraft players. And ten-year-olds. Also, Crafteepack, the texpack in the screenshot is nice.

Getting a website plus domain for a class, but also plan to use it past that. What should I call it?

Mark All as Read button in the top.

Because nuclear wastelands and horrible genocidic conflicts involving cool weaponry is so much cooler! Damn, those internet, advanced health care and no constant hunger and no mass war is so sucky! I liked better when Earth was destroyed by nuclear war or robots in 1996.
I dream of a day when im going to die in bloody giant robot crossfire...

Nah, '60s millenia sci-fi is still better than rugged plastic and politicians everywhere. In the end, one future is chrome (everything is in the future) and the other is of a chrome-like coat of paint.

Everything since I'm even too lazy to explain why.

Game & Watch Gallery 2 for the Game Boy. If you lose a lot at it, the rage could empty your bowels.

The time is 1978, you're a space shooter guy blah blah blah. Shoot things with laser guns, fly around in single-person ships, and save colonies and that kind of crap.

Anybody here know a thing about joysticks? Which one would be better: the OMNI-Stik BASIC or the Suzo-Happ Super Joystick?

Out of personal preference I'd say the Suzo-Happ. Never had a problem with the two on my cabinet.

But I'm sure either would work great, it all depends on weather or not you like the bat-style or the ball-style. 

Oh, this is just for a personal PC control panel. My cabinet'll be using a Seimitsu LS-32. But alright, duly noted.

Anybody here know a thing about joysticks? Which one would be better: the OMNI-Stik BASIC or the Suzo-Happ Super Joystick?

Everyone I've discussed this with keep dissing it for emulation superiority.

Are they saying that they can get a better experience through emulation of these Neo Geo titles? It's kind of pointless to argue that. In theory, it is possible to get a superior experience through emulation of just about any game. With that route, there is no limit to the amount of hardware power that you can throw at the problem.

What is worth considering here is whether or not the $200 price point is reasonable for what is being offered. I am inclined to say that it is. But I won't know for certain until seeing it in action. I am particularly concerned about the scaling that will be on offer for the HDMI output. I would personally like to know that this handheld will offer accurate 2 or 3 times scaling. When playing retro games, especially arcade games, I like to have everything pixel-accurate. I would assume that the screen on the handheld itself is native resolution for the original Neo Geo hardware, so I'm not overly concerned about that. But the scaling options for HDMI output worry me. Plenty of emulated classics have been mucked up by not providing proper scaling options.

The handheld loks to be widescreen at a possible 16:10. Don't cite me for that, this is just a quick observation. Odds are that both HDMI and the handheld might letterbox them, but since the Wii's Virtual Console releases don't have widescreen correction, that's a little iffy. There's still AV output from what I hear, so I can just hook it up to my old TV.

Everyone I've discussed this with keep dissing it for emulation superiority. This thing doesn't seem to just be for ports since it looks like the handheld has trigger buttons.

I was playing Facade and then they stopped reacting to anything. Even kissing either of them didn't work. Cursing or anything didn't they just looked at me. I had to leave..

"Aw, melons! The game stopped working."
"You know what? I think you need to leave."

Take anything you can grab and somehow turn it into a multiplayer FPS.

Now I wish I backed for one.

I done did made Kramlack leave again. I'm such an awful person.

Ever coded outside?

"Waaah, Steam for Linux is not freedom! Someone change my diaper!"

Yeah, that's a weird thing to say only a couple of weeks after Valve announcing Steam coming to Ubuntu...

And Blizzard falling the same way. And John Carmack of iD's not excited for it.

Nowadays Ubuntu just automates installing graphics drivers. You just check a box and it downloads/installs them for you.

And said graphics driver makes your USB mouse move choppily, but your touchpad smooth.

Riddle me this, Kramlack, have you heard of that game called Infinity that was never release? If I didn't know any better, I would have thought you were an Affinix developer or something. it's got so much GBC taxation, it might drain the batter like a Game Gear.

As for the flickering, I knew there were some games that pulled a similar stunt for shadows, making the ground look alpha-blended.