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Who would have thought 5 years ago that DVD would be mainstream by now?
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Aye.Originally posted by iamaelephant
Who would have thought 5 years ago that DVD would be mainstream by now?
Originally posted by [CoHn]FuSeD
Aye.
Heh, for not so long ago most computers weren't much faster than 133mhz. Time flies, doesn't it?
*remembers Dune, Warcraft I and C&C*
*tear runs from eye*
Originally posted by Fenric1138
Which Dune btw? I had the second one the C&C style one, but I remember seeing the first one, a boss at the time bought it and were were all playing it at work and I was in awe at the FMV clips in it. But when I got it ont he Amiga it didn't have them ;(
Originally posted by Fenric1138
Infact wouldn't it be great if they actually did uplink, but all updated in the source engine with all the new models and improvements
Originally posted by Uplink
Oh, who knows. but one thing is for sure, wherever gaming goes next, Valve will be leading the way.
Originally posted by |CC|Hudson
B-b-b-baaaaaytaaa!!!
Originally posted by Farrowlesparrow
B-b-b-beeeeeetaaa!!!
I cant wair until someone does Hl1 in Source...I know im gonna try it anyway.
Originally posted by Fenric1138
What if they did something like Uplink, wasn't part of the actual game, was basically a game in itself, if a little short it was great fun to play, still is sometimes. Course they could always release a demo with the tech stuff in, even that on its own would be really cool to play around with and serve as a good benchmark that many want.
Edit: Infact wouldn't it be great if they actually did uplink, but all updated in the source engine with all the new models and improvements, I don't think it would matter in the slightest that we'd all played it before, cause it would be so different updated. And didn't Valve once say you could fit the whole HL1 game into one single HL2 map now. Uplink with no loading points, just seamless from start to finish, now that I would really like to see.
Originally posted by Shuzer
Well, yes, MMORPGs do have tens of thousands of people playing on a single server at any time.. but, chances are you're never really going to have over 50 players on a screen at a time.. atleast, not in my experience with MMORPGs (EQ and FFXI)