How many widely praised/solid titles would a retro console need for you to decide on getting it?
conkertheking1
Jaguar, first-class american console, has 68 games. that means that a system must have 68 great games to be first class. This means systems such as Nintendo 64, Sega Saturn, and Dreamcast are not allowed in my first-c;ass country.
[QUOTE="PresidentRickor"][QUOTE="Tessellation"]does people even buy this game? they just keep making this game like they have buyers for it and most of the scores suck ass.Capitan_Kid
No, they don't, what happens is that it's a rehashed engine with no effort and copy and paste all over the place. Then they splash some low quality graphics, and generic hack and slash. The genius part is that because they do this, every time someone buys a game, they get Double to Triple back. Dynastay Warrior 5 made more profit than Halo 2(to the company) yet Halo 22 broke records at the time. Only 1000 people buying DW6 in 6 months makes more money than what Assassins creed made in its first 6 months. You're a dumbass that pulls facts out of his ass. Do you honestly expect anyone to believe this drivel? Pathetic? No pretty sure you're the dumbass. That's exactly how NIS keeps getting a bunch of games out as well despite low sales. Dynasty Warriors had below average sales, go look it up. Wait, you won't because you're an idiot, but if you actually do you will see I am right. Those low sales make them enough money, becasue the game is lazy, period.
Dynasty Warriors still lives today because they have never fosaken their fan base. I salute KOEI for staying true to teir roots. Easily one of the best game devs. of all time. Right there with Atlus.
WitIsWisdom
Nope, they even indirectly said it, they get 2 to 3x back on each buy, charging more than what they made if for. They can have bad sales barely exceeding 100,000 or so, which they have, and make more than most devs this gen. Them and NIS are genius for doing stuff like this.
does people even buy this game? they just keep making this game like they have buyers for it and most of the scores suck ass.Tessellation
No, they don't, what happens is that it's a rehashed engine with no effort and copy and paste all over the place. Then they splash some low quality graphics, and generic hack and slash. The genius part is that because they do this, every time someone buys a game, they get Double to Triple back. Dynastay Warrior 5 made more profit than Halo 2(to the company) yet Halo 22 broke records at the time. Only 1000 people buying DW6 in 6 months makes more money than what Assassins creed made in its first 6 months.
Basically what happened was my room mate's old place of residence is suing him because he owes $3000. The $3000 was interest, repairs to the apartment building that the owner claims he owes. My room mate says he doesn't owe no $3000 and they treated him unfairly. He always paid his rent and legitimate payments on time. Now I got a letter from the plaintiff's lawyer asking me about his income, SS #, and his place of business. The letter reads
_________being sworn, deposes and says: that deponent is the ___________ of _________ recipient of the information subpoena herein. The answers set forth are made from information obtained from records of the recipient.
What am I suppose to put for the blanks? The first blank I guess is my name right, what about the other 2 blanks?
whipassmt
I think, but I may be wrong, that the first dash is your name (first and last), the second blank is your relationship (i.e. room mate) and the third is your room mate's name. But from that intrepretation "N., being sworn, deposes and says: that the deponent is the room mate of N., recipient of the information subpoena herein", it seems like your room mate is "the recipient of the subpoena" not you, and thus you may not be being subpoenaed.
But you should definitely talk to a lawyer.Nothing in the letter tells you what those blank lines represent?
Doesn't matter what they are for, underlaw, unless an accused or suspect in a potential case, or proof of innocence, one cannot be from law and ask for a SSN#.
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