Given that:

1) The last non-IW CoD game was merely okay, and
2.) WWII, as a setting, is totally clichéd and bad

I think I'll pass on CoD5 and wait for Infinity Ward to finish what they're working on.

Dude your moma so fat that she had a satalitte orbiting around her hahahahahaha lolololololololoDesnadoggie

There needs to be a theory similar to Godwin's Law, relating to the occurrence of "your mom" jokes.

Also there should be some corollary explaining the change in probability when the poster's avatar is an image of Master Chief.

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N64- Didnt like the controller, and I wasnt interested in any of the games.

BlackIsle_rip

You didn't like the controller that revolutionised 3D? You do realize that N64 introduced the analogue stick in gaming?

I doubt the validity of this statement - lots of machines, including the Atari had an analog joystick. I also hated the N64's controller, but then I also never much cared for the games either.

Color me unusual.

Also, to jmdude: that sucks about your Internet connection - could it be because most servers are overseas, or do you have the same problem connecting to sites hosted near you as well?

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[QUOTE="jmdude"] I agree with you, only a little plays Pokemon-TCGs lately. For some reason yugioh is very popular here in the philippines. Even my friends play yugioh tcg. I have a japanese friend living here and he said that pokemon is not popular in japan. What you can see from japanese people are toy robots(high-tech) and video games.jmdude

I'm sad to see kids getting into Yugioh here... I mean, it has the same general purpose as Pokemon (i.e., sell cards to kids), but it's got no heart. Pokemon might have been a giant money vacuum but at least it was original and fun.

Also: dude I totally have two good friends from the Philippines! Well, technically they're from here in the States and they're back in the US now, but they moved there before middle school. That was my barely-relevant comment for the day.

Pokemon came first.

I am glad that my friends are in the US for college now - it was much harder to IM or play games online with them when they were in Manila. The 12-hour time difference was pretty hard to deal with.

I agree with you, only a little plays Pokemon-TCGs lately. For some reason yugioh is very popular here in the philippines. Even my friends play yugioh tcg. I have a japanese friend living here and he said that pokemon is not popular in japan. What you can see from japanese people are toy robots(high-tech) and video games.jmdude

I'm sad to see kids getting into Yugioh here... I mean, it has the same general purpose as Pokemon (i.e., sell cards to kids), but it's got no heart. Pokemon might have been a giant money vacuum but at least it was original and fun.

Also: dude I totally have two good friends from the Philippines! Well, technically they're from here in the States and they're back in the US now, but they moved there before middle school. That was my barely-relevant comment for the day.

Everything from the videogames, to the TV show to the trading card game...I've played, watched and collected ever since, i don't know maybe a long time ago...:Djmdude

I honestly wish I still loved Pokemon as much as I did when it started (we used to literally smuggle the cards into school and trade in secret on the playground - we were cutting edge or something). But I'm afraid the series lost its magic some time ago, for me anyway.

The show was sort of my gateway to anime, though, which I guess is both good and bad.

Probably Gameboy Advanced, all the good Gameboy games came out for the SP!

AddictedGamer50

I uh. What?

You know that the SP is a GBA, right? They're the same system.

(as if you'd ever catch me dead using some dumbass internet meme like that)

RayvinAzn

This. This is exactly why.

I mean I wasn't trying to start an Internet Fiiiiight or anything, but the post does come across as though you are, well, raving. Also the fact that I thought your sig was a part of the post probably didn't help.

So I guess the name suits you is all.