Obviously it can't equal that one, though, because unlike Edmans' feverishly imagined pony courtroom drama... that stuff actually happened.

OP posts in what appears to be English but it isn't really English. Truly remarkable.BIL wrote:Also, perhaps it's a little bold of me - but for homegrown farm crazy, I would put The Sky Boy Affair *almost* on par with the unparalleled dimension-reaving saurian madness of 4D LIZARDMEN FROM GLASGOW.
Obviously it can't equal that one, though, because unlike Edmans' feverishly imagined pony courtroom drama... that stuff actually happened.
That was way out there. The NG stuff was mild -- hell, downright cold -- compared to that. I'm all for discussing whatever interests you, even getting in the occasional heated debate, but to get so caught up on an internet discussion with some dude across the Atlantic that you end up writing a fanfic about him is something else. I previously said he must have a lot of time on his hands, but even that doesn't explain the "essay".BIL wrote:Obviously nothing can actually surpass that one, though, because unlike Edmans' feverishly imagined pony courtroom drama... that stuff actually happened.
I don't know, man. It's Scotland, so he probably had a few too many drinks; trying to buy games while inebriated can lead to some surprising results.Steamflogger Boss wrote:OP posts in what appears to be English but it isn't really English. Truly remarkable.
You'd think that occultists with teleportation abilities would steal something worth a little more than £20. Maybe they really wanted Shiki II.ckm wrote:i don't find it funny that some occult-abusing scumbags stole £20.00 or a game off of me,
I'm shortlisting THE DOMINATOR CULTURE for the title of R2RKMF Part VI__SKYe wrote:EDIT: Oh damn, he actually used the term "4D lizard scum".
I have to admit: I'm here for the games, but this forum occasionally gives birth to absolute gold
I stopped buying movies on DVDs and Bluray for a while after we got Netflix.Stevens wrote: The same happened to Movies and Photos and my Docs and other files… And it’s great! Games are no different. Eventually all of our games will be safely in the cloud too and we’ll feel great about it.
BIL wrote: "Small sack, LOTS OF CUM" - Nikola Tesla
That is so funny!BIL wrote:
These fine young hoodlums were just trying to enjoy a bootleg R-Type superplay on their post-apocalyptic monitor when the cops ruined their shit.
Strikers1945guy wrote:"Do we....eat chicken balls?!"
BIL wrote: "Small sack, LOTS OF CUM" - Nikola Tesla
Marc wrote:New relationship has me smiling like a clown lately.
Quite a nice story actually, first hooked up some 21 years ago, but fizzled out when I found out she'd exaggerated her age somewhat (5 1/2 years younger at 21 was a no-go) and I did the gentlemanly thing. Bumped into each other for the first time in 20 years last year, kept in touch, and both ended horrible long-term relationships (like, 15 years long-term) around the same time over summer. Would be fair to say I'm feeling the best I have in many, many a year at the moment.
These two are awesome storiesBareKnuckleRoo wrote:Friend comes over to game meet, asks to bring someone he knows. This person he brought turns out to be super passive-aggressive racist, and the kind that shamelessly blurts out how much he hates foreign food, how much Indian and Asian supermarkets smell bad, can't stand Korean people, etc. Like just racist enough to be super awkward and irritating but not openly enough of a pure asshole to be worth the potential drama of actually kicking out. Couldn't be more glad when he was gone, no more invites, etc.
His presence wasn't a complete waste though. There was a bit of pure, wondrous joy to be had that evening when we were playing SFII and racist dude told us all how good he was at SFII, and how much he loved it in arcades. He got super salty playing against a tourney-level player there who utterly schooled him repeatedly, denying him from even winning a single round over the course of half a dozen fights or so. This guy was visibly pissed, with his ego shrivelled up like a dried prune.
SCHADENFREUDE.
At least this story has a happy ending. Really can't stand people like that.BareKnuckleRoo wrote:Friend comes over to game meet, asks to bring someone he knows. This person he brought turns out to be super passive-aggressive racist, and the kind that shamelessly blurts out how much he hates foreign food, how much Indian and Asian supermarkets smell bad, can't stand Korean people, etc. Like just racist enough to be super awkward and irritating but not openly enough of a pure asshole to be worth the potential drama of actually kicking out. Couldn't be more glad when he was gone, no more invites, etc.
His presence wasn't a complete waste though. There was a bit of pure, wondrous joy to be had that evening when we were playing SFII and racist dude told us all how good he was at SFII, and how much he loved it in arcades. He got super salty playing against a tourney-level player there who utterly schooled him repeatedly, denying him from even winning a single round over the course of half a dozen fights or so. This guy was visibly pissed, with his ego shrivelled up like a dried prune.
SCHADENFREUDE.
also thanks to a certain special someone from the forums for giving him a well-deserved Chun-Li flavoured thrashing
With this week's release of Arcade Archives: Katie Daisensou, my hopes are high for an eventual ACA Sarahmander II!Google Translate re: Thunder Cross wrote:Even if the aircraft is killed, it will be revived on the spot in the same way as Sarah, but at that time the rank will be reset. In addition, the Gradius series has a bounce bullet after the second lap, but the Thunder Cross does not.
Not sure how into gaming Cameron/Wisher were, but I like that the obviously relevant Missile Command was selected from the start. I never made much of Afterburner II, other than its enclosed cab conveniently shielding John from the T-1000's view, but I see they were going for another bit of Cold War imagery. Watch out, sonny! The real enemy isn't the Commies, but another piece of NATO-allied technology, and this one's more interested in your blood than your credits!T2 script wrote:IN A CROWDED VIDEO ARCADE JOHN is lost in an intense battle, going
for a new high score at "Missile Command". He parries deftly
as the enemy ICBMs deploy their MIRVs... the warheads stream down...
it's more than he can deal with. The world gets nuked. Game over.
He slouches away from the game, looking for another. Bored.
RACK FOCUS to Officer X passing the entrance of the store behind
him. The cop moves on, down the concourse, out of sight. John gets
into an "Afterburner" simulator game.
ON TERMINATOR, walking through the crowd in slow motion. Scanning.
It moves with methodical purpose, knowing the target is close.
We see that it is, incredibly, carrying a box of LONG STEM ROSES.
Like some hopeful guy with a hot date.
THE COP is pointed toward the arcade by some kids hanging out at the
multi-cinema. He walks into the maze of kids engaged in
synthesized conflict. Cheap electronic sound effects blare above
the crowd noise.
JOHN is shooting down MiGs at Mach 2. His friend Tim slides up next
to him. Taps him on the shoulder, trying to play it cool.
—…wow. That schedule sounds punishing, illustrating after a day of full-body exercise. Did you even have time to sleep?
Hiroaki: I would spend the night at the office, then the next morning I’d go home for a quick shower, grab a few extra Zs, then it was back to the office for another day of (literal) pummeling.
Overall, SNK had a lot of “jock” types. They kept 5kg barbells beside their desk, and every now and then they’d get up, stretch their arms, and in a semi-threatening voice say “Man, I’m getting stiff here. I need to pump!” Then they’d start lifting right there in the middle of the office. I’m sitting here thinking, “how the hell did these guys get into game development?”
BIL wrote: "Small sack, LOTS OF CUM" - Nikola Tesla
Practicing my semi-threatening voice every night before bed starting todaydrauch wrote:“Man, I’m getting stiff here. I need to pump!”
FUCK YEAH! Getting hard just thinking about it!
To be even more on the nose, they should have borrowed the Midnight Resistance cab from RoboCop 2.BIL wrote:Not sure how into gaming Cameron/Wisher were, but I like that the obviously relevant Missile Command was selected from the start. I never made much of Afterburner II, other than its enclosed cab conveniently shielding John from the T-1000's view, but I see they were going for another bit of Cold War imagery.
RegalSin wrote:You can't even drive across the country Naked anymore