Good morning:

This topic is better suited to System Wars; please re-post in that forum.

Cheers,

Boz

Good morning:

Please use the General Game Discussions forum for general game discussions.

And yeah, it does look like a bathroom.

Thank you,

Boz

Good morning:

Please use the General Game Discussions forum for general game discussions.

Thank you,

Boz

Probably either Halloween Harry or Galactix; PC shareware titles from the days of Wolfenstein 3D and Doom.

Boz

My boss and I got into an interesting debate stemming from my desire for a personal holodeck (a holodeck replicates tangible objects, meaning you cannot tell the difference between reality and generated matter inside the deck). Who wouldn't enjoy going into a holodeck to simulate their favorite action game? I'd take my chainsaw and head straight after some zombies, and possibly follow-up by blasting away a Big Daddy in Rapture.

But what happens when someone wants to play some Grand Theft Auto? When your simulation replicates reality to a point where it is indiscernable? If you enter your virtual world and murder someone, or commit some other criminal act - and I'm sure you can think of a few without naming them explicitly - should it be punishable?

If every holodeck session is recorded, and you have a history of participating in violent or deadly activities, should it be submissable as evidence against the accused in a real court (mental health evidence)? Should you be criminally liable for actions committed in the holodeck?

I've played my share of graphic titles, and love 'em, but it really got me questioning my premises when the delivery method shifted from television to a more realistic simulation.

Cheers,

Boz

The wording of the original post implies that your wife approaches you and basically tells you to get it done. Thankfully I am in a relationship where my spouse and I discuss all of the various options before coming to a mutual decision.

I recently had a vasectomy, and you can read about it if anyone is so inclined here. Those individuals that would demand their wives get their tubes tied should consider what they are asking of their loved one following: The female equivalent of a vasectomy, tubal ligation, is a more expensive, invasive, and risky surgery. A vasectomy, by contrast, is relatively safe, has a short recovery period, a high success rate, and is an outpatient procedure. A vasectomy can also, sometimes, be reversed.

Cheers,

Boz

I just wanted to circle back to thank the Gamespot staff for fixing this error. My family and friends can finally see my kids laughing and playing!

Cheers,

Boz

I watched the Gears of War 2 gameplay marathon, but did not get the emblem. I even asked a bunch of questions (though they were not answered). What did I do wrong, if anything? :cry: Normally I wouldn't mention it, but I rarely have time to log into events such as this one anymore, so it would be nice if I could get the emblem.

*EDIT* It's up now; thank you! *EDIT*

Thank you!

Boz