I'm strongly considering picking up a Microsoft Zune in the near future (please, don't tell me I'm stupid for it--the question isn't "Should I get a Zune?"), and the decision hinges solely on this: Will it support iTunes? I know that Zunes can run on AAC, but I want to know if Apple encodes their songs in such a way that they only work with iPods.
Then drop the weighting system, but keep the 0.1 scale and the individual factor scores; basically, if they keep those two things, I don't care what they do to it.
YOU ARE MAKING A HUGE MISTAKE. The 0.1 scale and the gameplay/graphics/sound/value/tilt factors made your scoring system unique and more accurate. Why are you changing that? Have you recieved complaints about it, or something? Anyway, screw your new scoring system.
Sincerely, iamsouledge
Oilers99
How is it more accurate if the reviewer can't control the exact score? If anything, it's the opposite.
I'm talking about the 0.1 scale; it made things more precise.
YOU ARE MAKING A HUGE MISTAKE. The 0.1 scale and the gameplay/graphics/sound/value/tilt factors made your scoring system unique and more accurate. Why are you changing that? Have you recieved complaints about it, or something? Anyway, screw your new scoring system.
For some odd reason, whenever I start up the Lumines II demo, it gives me an error message stating "The game could not be started" or something of the sort. It also gives me an error code that's commonly associated with homebrew games, but I can't remember what it is. My firmware is 3.40.
Question #1: What's going on here? Question #2: Why is it happening? Question #3: How can I fix it?
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