I thought I saw a Kotor Remake for the 360 for 5$. It was just the platinum version of the xbox upon closer inspection, however.
Your Last Nerdgasm...
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When I hooked up my Atari 2600 Jr to my TV and it actually worked. I played Pitfall on real Atari hardware for the first time in years! And I have River Raid and Space Invaders and Berzerk as well! The nostalgia is too much for me!
It's actually ridiculous how excited I am about this. I got it working, played Pitfall for a few minutes and then turned it off. I haven't been back to it since. But just the knowledge that I could turn it on at any moment and play one of those old games is thrilling. In fact, I've spent a fair chunk of this evening on eBay, looking for extra controllers and other games I want to play. Why, when I'm not even playing the games I do have? Darned if I know. But wouldn't it be great to have a paddle controller, so I could theoretically play Breakout, if I wanted to?
It's actually ridiculous how excited I am about this. I got it working, played Pitfall for a few minutes and then turned it off. I haven't been back to it since. But just the knowledge that I could turn it on at any moment and play one of those old games is thrilling. In fact, I've spent a fair chunk of this evening on eBay, looking for extra controllers and other games I want to play. Why, when I'm not even playing the games I do have? Darned if I know. But wouldn't it be great to have a paddle controller, so I could theoretically play Breakout, if I wanted to?
The first time I loaded up my first console of this generation and played some Oblivion.
Shit got real.
Shit got real.
I was at the Boston FIRST Robotics Competition Regional and some guy from NVidia gave me a FREE GeForce GTX 460. We now have two. Can anyone say SLI? I can't wait to build the team a media PC!
When I found out that firefly is going back on tv. Slim chance, but I can dream that this will lead to new episodes. Or at least a movie sequel, i guess.ThatLankyBastard said:
I reread the L4D "the sacrifice" comic and had multiple nerdgasms. It's one of those things that you can't explain to people who are outside the L4D loop, but if you're in that loop they really hit home.
Also this video, which makes little sense unless you know Mordeth (AKA M13)
http://www.youtube.com/user/13mordeth#p/u/7/YWXOFnldCs0.
Also this video, which makes little sense unless you know Mordeth (AKA M13)
http://www.youtube.com/user/13mordeth#p/u/7/YWXOFnldCs0.
The whole time I was reading 52: Volume One (DC Comics). It is fucking fantastic! But I don't have volumes 2, 3 and 4 yet and I decided to start Blackest Night which gave away some huge spoilers. That sucked but it's okay cos Blackest Night is also giving me a giant nerdgasm
Captcha: Pecril Sheardown. Sounds like a freaky stage name
Captcha: Pecril Sheardown. Sounds like a freaky stage name
When I managed to get my hands on a copy of the original Rogue Trader rulebook for Warhammer 40,000. It was a fascinating and enlightening look on how much the universe has changed over the years (Squats, Slann, Imperial robots, no Chaos, "beakie" Marines, 80s punk fashion, etc.)
When I met, talked, and laughed with Ben Browder.
I have pics, too, but I'm not putting them up. Just saying.
I don't think I've ever fanboyed/nerdgasm'd that much before and since.
I have pics, too, but I'm not putting them up. Just saying.
I don't think I've ever fanboyed/nerdgasm'd that much before and since.
When I discovered you can use the Konami Code (upupdowndownleftrightleftrightba) in the console versions of Half-Life 2/EP1/EP2.
It is a bit cheap since it gives you 20 health every time you use it, but it was just too awesome when I discovered it.
It is a bit cheap since it gives you 20 health every time you use it, but it was just too awesome when I discovered it.
You've completely killed anything I could have possibly thought of with that. Although Deus Ex: HR is still looking pretty sweet. Incidentally Bethesda are fucked if they have to put the release back now.latenightapplepie said:
My non-gaming nerdgasms are now all about my dissertation next year. I'm starting to think that's a bit sad. But then it's in quantum computing, and if you had a working quantum computer you might be able to take anything the Cry engine throws at you. Yeah... we'll go with that.
When Bioware wanted to do some kind of multiplayer for Mass Effect, at first when they said "not for ME3" I died inside, but then when they said "MMO possibly" was when I exploded in Nerd joy. (I just hope for a sweet cross console MMO, with PC, would be hard to do but AMAZING!)
I was at the place that is making our pressure suits for Lynx a couple weekends ago. This is a place that had been making prop space suits for movies and then decided to branch into the real thing, we were picking up a glove for testing whether the instrument panel would still be workable while wearing the suit.
Anyway, since most of us in the sortie from work (we were going to a Giants/Dodgers game after, it was a Saturday) had never been there before the guy gave us a tour or the place. It was amazing, there were lots of props used in various movies. My friend and I got pictures of us in the actual suits used in Firefly/Serenity and a bunch of other cool stuff, like recreations of the Apollo XI suits that are going to be in the (probably terrible) next Transformers movie.
captcha: science written (Inglip approved?)
Anyway, since most of us in the sortie from work (we were going to a Giants/Dodgers game after, it was a Saturday) had never been there before the guy gave us a tour or the place. It was amazing, there were lots of props used in various movies. My friend and I got pictures of us in the actual suits used in Firefly/Serenity and a bunch of other cool stuff, like recreations of the Apollo XI suits that are going to be in the (probably terrible) next Transformers movie.
captcha: science written (Inglip approved?)
