My phone has 2gb of memory, where the ps360 has only 512MB. So I win right? Its a galaxy s3 :D
My phone >>>>Xbox360 & ps3
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NoOh god, A Clockwork Orange the movie? The book was so much better, as it wasn't caught up in feti$hizing the violence so much. It also doesn't explore the psychological inquiry as much, which in turn doesn't create as much of an impact during the finale. And they toned down the lingo so the masses could understand it better. But it exists to distance our world from ours and remind the viewers that the surrounding circumstances are different.
As for the topic, it's about the games. Even the most powerful system available, the PC, is the worst because most of its games are either shallow or overdone, pretentious independent games.
Oh god, A Clockwork Orange the movie? The book was so much better, as it wasn't caught up in feti$hizing the violence so much. It also doesn't explore the psychological inquiry as much, which in turn doesn't create as much of an impact during the finale. And they toned down the lingo so the masses could understand it better. But it exists to distance our world from ours and remind the viewers that the surrounding circumstances are different.[QUOTE="clyde46"]No
As for the topic, it's about the games. Even the most powerful system available, the PC, is the worst because most of its games are either shallow or overdone, pretentious independent games.
I think you're pretentious.[QUOTE="Drasonak"]Oh god, A Clockwork Orange the movie? The book was so much better, as it wasn't caught up in feti$hizing the violence so much. It also doesn't explore the psychological inquiry as much, which in turn doesn't create as much of an impact during the finale. And they toned down the lingo so the masses could understand it better. But it exists to distance our world from ours and remind the viewers that the surrounding circumstances are different.[QUOTE="clyde46"]No
As for the topic, it's about the games. Even the most powerful system available, the PC, is the worst because most of its games are either shallow or overdone, pretentious independent games.
I think you're pretentious. Good, at least I have a reason to be. I actually read the book. Don't think I just read it for my own entertainment. I wanted to make sure that I could shoehorn it into any conversation involving A Clockwork Orange. As a book reader, it is my duty to ruin everyone's fun while making myself out to be superior. By the way, did you see The Hunger Games movie? I did, but I read the book, and in the book, there was this one little insignificant detail that was just a little bit different, that people who watched the movie wouldn't know because they didn't read the book like me, and it ruined the whole movie.
Oh god, A Clockwork Orange the movie? The book was so much better, as it wasn't caught up in feti$hizing the violence so much. It also doesn't explore the psychological inquiry as much, which in turn doesn't create as much of an impact during the finale. And they toned down the lingo so the masses could understand it better. But it exists to distance our world from ours and remind the viewers that the surrounding circumstances are different.[QUOTE="clyde46"]No
As for the topic, it's about the games. Even the most powerful system available, the PC, is the worst because most of its games are either shallow or overdone, pretentious independent games.
The ending of the book sucked.
No:lol: Saved for future use.
[QUOTE="clyde46"]No:lol: Saved for future use. Somehow the guy getting slapped reminds me a certain 360 fanboy whos name begins with L and ends in s. Care to guess who?
[QUOTE="faizan_faizan"][QUOTE="clyde46"]No:lol: Saved for future use. Somehow the guy getting slapped reminds me a certain 360 fanboy whos name begins with L and ends in s. Care to guess who? "The guy getting slapped." It's ****ing Alex, you classically deprived ignoramus! A Clockwork Orange is one of the greatest works of cinema of all time (but the book is still better, mind you). It challenges things and raises important questions and stuff. Then again, it's not a bunch of instantly-gratifying explosives coupled with an overdone, poorly executed plot, so that might be why you haven't heard of it. You are a PC gamer, yes? I'm assuming your shallow taste in games translates to other entertainment mediums, yes?
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This.
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