Posted 07/18/2008 at 02:36:09am

 ...but i'll defend to the death your right to say it. The same should apply to all forms of media and print under the freedom of speech. You may not agree with the content or subject matter but you should defend thier right to produce it. The ammount of censorship we have already is already a slap in the bill of rights as it is. In other countries nudity and sex isn't a big deal at all. All this is just the result of a conservitive country founded by puritans, quakers, and candlestick makers. This is why we defend these guys Tom. I myself being the sick mother that I am have been enjoying debaucherous games like these since leisure suit larry all the way to postal and GTA. Hot Coffee or not the more attention you give it the more you fuel the flame. Besides morals are BS nowadays anyway who's normal. its all subjective. So what if a game developer wants to put diseased cowheads into thier game or give you the ability to piss in the face of a flamin gimp until he pukes on an electrical transformer till it explodes technically the game developer didn't tell you to do anything he just put the system in place to facilitate such behavior which we behind closed doors gleefully enjoy in all its hours and hours of priceless entertainment and ear to ear smiles as we decapitate endless amounts of fools with a kitana on the beaches of Vice City. Don't agree with me tough i'll just go artificially inciminate this goat with my turky baster and be on my way. You lose good day sir! I said good day!

Posted 04/03/2008 at 01:03:09pm

Thats because us Americans nowadays are so content to give up our freedoms and rights to corporations and governments without so much as a whim. Things like the DMCA and this all fall into the same category of people sacrificing their rights because they're too lazy or too unwilling to sit there and read a boring paragraph here and there and to do something about it. To protect their rights and freedoms. Too long has the EU and its citizens been fighting the corporations for our rights for us. Us Americans need to read between the lines and stand up for ourselves too.

Posted 02/21/2008 at 01:19:42am

I mean i'm a PC gamer at heart but if your buying a player why not just buy a PS3 and get a game system as an added bonus hey look my player can game too woot

Posted 01/26/2008 at 10:12:16pm

wookie roar FTW

Posted 11/21/2007 at 10:10:16pm

Unless t-mobile or orange is physically building thier own branded phone themselves no 3rd party phone should be tethered to any one cell phone provider in a free market it fosters competition and is good for everyone except people trying to secure a monopoly on a product. Guns, and butter, homies no gov't including the USA should allow anything else to happen. Apple should be legaly castrated in courts here for locking the iphone to AT&T

Posted 10/24/2007 at 12:47:12pm

Tell that guy to watch his Quicktime movies in VLC Media player

Posted 09/27/2007 at 07:46:23pm

The way things are looking now. I'm just happy we got what we got. It's not like this is a daily thing I don't think the patriot act is coming down completely without anything short of a revolution.

Posted 09/26/2007 at 02:31:05pm

On the bright side it does'nt crash as much as it used to. I.E. all the time.

Posted 09/10/2007 at 11:48:23pm

I have the brand spankin new Toshiba Satellite X205-S9359 with a built in HD-DVD player and it came with an analog VGA port, an s-video port, and an HDMI port. strange to see that both display port and DVI are both absent. suffice it to say that i've had no problem hooking it up to my 56" HD tv in 1080i using the HDMI port. I think we already have HDMI and it works well enough if it ain't broke don't fix it.

Posted 07/31/2007 at 01:16:33am

It came bundled in the Toshiba Satellite X205-S9359's optical drive I just bought which has HDMI output to my TV and I plan on buying a PS3 so I guess I'm covered on both fronts. BTW Toshiba Satellite X205-S9359 pwns Maximum PC please do a product review.