Now that's a shame. I usually go to Mangastream now anyways, but the only thing is that they only keep the most recent chapters. One Manga was perfect for reading all the older chapters. Honestly though, if there was a quick and cheap way to get translated manga chapters, I wouldn't complain too much - I'd pay for it. But seeing as it's neither, this comes as a major annoyance.
It just lacks any kind of real definition and focus, it just looks really low resolution. Basically imagine zooming in too much on a video that wasn't that high of a resolution to begin with - that's how I felt. I'm sure that component cables will make it better, but like I said I have to find mine first before I can say for sure (I've misplaced mine...).
I played RE4 on my 32" LCD only to find that it looked absolutely awful with the regular composite video cable included with the Wii. It was all muddy and blurry, it just wasn't pleasant to look at. However, for the time being I'm blaming that on the cable - I need to find the component cables I bought so that I can judge it properly.
Either a ton, or not at all. Around my close friends there's really nothing I won't say... I have no filter. As for everyone else, I don't ever swear. I'm pretty good at stopping myself, but I do slip at times.
I've played it quite a bit in the last few weeks and there usually has been enough people online to find matches. Not anywhere near the number of people playing games released in the last year or two, but still enough to give the multiplayer some life.
Usually only once a year, if that. I'm fairly hardy when it comes to being sick - at least recently I have been. When I was younger I used to get sick a couple times a year, but now I never get sick. I haven't even had a cold in almost 2 years.
Depends a lot on fine print and the terms of your insurance coverage. Unfortunately given how old you are, how long you've had a license... and the fact that you were at fault, it's almost a given that you're going to get a rate increase. It's almost the worst possible scenario, sorry to say.
Depends a lot on the quality of the dub... I will admit that some dubs are horrible to listen to because the essence of the characters are lost with poor voice actor choices, horrible translations etc. It's hit and miss, and naturally a few misses are all that it takes to leave you thinking that most, if not all dubs are just simply awful. Personally, if a dub isn't available or isn't all that good, a sub will do just fine for me.
I'm only replacing my absolute favorite DVDs with Blu-ray versions. Doesn't really make much sense to replace my entire collection when my Blu ray player does an okay job at upscaling them to look decent on my LCD TV. For the movies I really care about though, I do plan on buying them again. I just want that extra visual impact.
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