There is something missing in me that others have, this trying to find connections in all things. It allows you to find things like the above mentioned. I don't think it ever would have occured to me to see if the first letter of each chapter actually spelled something out.

Geeze.

++++++++++spolier++++++++++++

Nice to know though, but by the end of the game (or the beginning of the last chapter) it's pretty obvious. I NEVER expected her to be alive, I thought she would be just an illusion by thehive mindto get Issac to do it's bidding.

For me it was 33- nothing a good pair of tweezers can't fix. I was horrified at first, but guy's much younger than me are used to "hair management", so consider this just an extention. Besides, I am dating a Brazilian girl almost half my age, so what do I care. She has crap taste in fashion and music, but what do you expect from a Brazilian girl?

spoofnutz

If she is Brazilian isn't she used to harry-a$$ men? No offense to the Latino community, I am part Mexican and Italian and I look like the missing link in some places.

[QUOTE="markop2003"]I'ld advise learning CSS which basically sets all your HTML and other code into a neat table also HTML derivatives like XHTMLHoly_Xbox

No, it really isn't hard at all. It's a pseudo-script that you don't even need to code. You just have to get the format down, semi-colons for "periods" and whatnot. If you can learn HTML you can learn CSS. It is the second step (HTML being the first) towards DHTML (i.e. the trifecta: HTML, CSS and Javascript all working together). Javascipt has a nice learning curve, it starts off easy but can get quite hard, but you can do some very complex and dynamic things with it. Don't get it confused with Java from Sun Microsystems which is an actual programming language.

One thing I suggest you do (besides reading ALL the beginning tutorials you can) is find a free code library (like the one I linked) and copy/paste them into test pages. View the source code and learn from reverse engineering each piece. I learned tons by doing that.

[QUOTE="my_mortal_coil"]

WOW you are annoying. I don't really care about your plight. I just want to add to my posts.

Here ya go:

System Settings>Memory>Hard Drive

Press Y on the HD symbol and then press X,X,Left Bumper, Right Bumper, X,X. Once you do this a messsage will appear saying: Do you want to perform maintenance on your Xbox 360 storage devices?

Performing this function will also clear any software updates.

Do that and maybe free up some space on your HD.

xFL4WL3SSx

:| It won't.

... play and charge kit is bad. It kills your battery really fast. Use charge pack instead.magicalclick

How do you know this? I've never seen or heard anything about the Play and Charge killing batteries ... Also, how do you get your Gamercard? I am registered with MGC.net and I don't have that one to pick from ...

To Solidpepe ... I agree it sounds like it IS your battery. Do you play a lot? How long have you been using that battery? Do you often take it off and on? If so maybe try cleaning the contacts.

WOW you are annoying. I don't really care about your plight. I just want to add to my posts.

Here ya go:

System Settings>Memory>Hard Drive

Press Y on the HD symbol and then press X,X,Left Bumper, Right Bumper, X,X. Once you do this a messsage will appear saying: Do you want to perform maintenance on your Xbox 360 storage devices?

Performing this function will also clear any software updates.

Do that and maybe free up some space on your HD.

[QUOTE="my_mortal_coil"]

[QUOTE="ColdP1zza"]

That's actually a pretty good idea, because sometimes something really cool will happen in a game or there will be a funny glitch but I can't show anyone becasue of the lack of a camera.

I would actually pay for a feature like that which would apply to all my games as long as it wasn't more than 800 MS points.

ColdP1zza

Check out OnLive, it's promising to be able to do just that.

No its not, OnLive is promising to stream pc games on to your tv not allow you to record in game videos.

Did you even READ the link??

And I quote:

"OnLive's streaming technologies allow it to do some crazy stuff. Aside from being able to watch clips of games to see what they're like, you'll be able to spectate any game being played on the system. OnLive also lets you show off your coolest moments via the Brag Clip system. The service automatically records your gameplay at all times, and anytime you do something that looks cool, you can press a few buttons and save the last 15 seconds of footage. At that point you can share your saved clip with other friends who are part of the OnLive service."

I know 15 seconds isn't a long time, but if your "moment" needs longer than that it'll just bore people. This applies to EVERY GAME at ANY MOMENT that you play.

So, how exactly does it not allow you to record in game videos??

Orange Box.

The campaign for HL is way longer, much more story driven, not another rehash of WWII ("Let's storm that beachhead for the 1000th time men!!!"), more variety to the levels/methods of progress. You get a cute chick as a side-kick, you get to kill aliens, and you get to save the world, not just Europe.

Also, Portal is an amazing puzzle game with the twist of being a FPS(ish).

TF2 is a fun multiplayer but that's where COD:WAW wins. There are WAAAYYY more ppl playing COD that TF2.

That's actually a pretty good idea, because sometimes something really cool will happen in a game or there will be a funny glitch but I can't show anyone becasue of the lack of a camera.

I would actually pay for a feature like that which would apply to all my games as long as it wasn't more than 800 MS points.

ColdP1zza

Check out OnLive, it's promising to be able to do just that.

I saySmall Wonders, or maybe Time Out Photography.