Take that Icarus. Eat your heart out.

The airplane was a nice touch.

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I figure you just need something like the Icarus satellite in Die Another Day.

>> ^BoneRemake:

>> ^UsesProzac:
>> ^BoneRemake:
Damn, it aint that good.
I mean for a double promote and quality.

Pick something you like, man. I'll do the same for it.


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>> ^UsesProzac:

>> ^BoneRemake:
Damn, it aint that good.
I mean for a double promote and quality.

Pick something you like, man. I'll do the same for it.

>> ^BoneRemake:

Damn, it aint that good.
I mean for a double promote and quality.


Pick something you like, man. I'll do the same for it.

werd>> ^swedishfriend:

Better! ^

April Fool isn't for 2 more weeks. I call real. Also, if you read the article it's clear that flapping does not equal un-powered. His motions are translated through gyro sensors and amplified through heavy-duty servo motors. Interestingly it seems the gyro sensors are from Nintendo Wii controllers and the processing power is from an Android phone.

I say to thee Icarus; don't fly too close to the sun.

Translation: "suck it Icarus,"

Fixating on things that bother you can be productive, for example it can drive people to right wrongs. But I do agree that focusing on problems through only a microscope can lead you to miss a wider picture; not seeing things in context.

Like Icarus, moderation is the goal. Too much emotion will lead to irrational conclusions and action, but the opposite extreme is equally destructive. Passivity or the suppression of internal conflict for its own sake can leave you unchanging or unwilling to act where you should.

On the whole though, I very much appreciate his thoughts. It sounds like he's having a moment of epiphany, which is a truly special event for a person.

@Beefpile I hate to say it, but Kid Icarus for the NES was the height of gaming, and everything's been downhill since.

>> ^Beefpile:

I think there are quite a few 'actual gamers' who give a shit about Zelda, Kid Icarus, etc. In fact I'd say only people who have given a shit about video games for a very long time even know who Kid Icarus is or why he needs a new game.
I agree though that the pc's showing was awesome. Absolutely can't wait for Rage or Crysis 2! As for the other consoles.... at least they have Mortal Kombat 9. Better than nothing.
>> ^Xaielao:
E3 this year for consoles was shit.. utter shit. Each of the 'big 3' had reveals that no actual gamer gives a shit about. Again.. absolute shit.
PC gaming was pretty solid however, and that is nice to see for a change.



I meant rather the big three console conferences, not individual games themselves. And yes we really don't need another zelda every six months do we? Now Kid Icarus sounds interesting but knowing these companies anymore it will be shit compared to the original. But who knows.

I think there are quite a few 'actual gamers' who give a shit about Zelda, Kid Icarus, etc. In fact I'd say only people who have given a shit about video games for a very long time even know who Kid Icarus is or why he needs a new game.

I agree though that the pc's showing was awesome. Absolutely can't wait for Rage or Crysis 2! As for the other consoles.... at least they have Mortal Kombat 9. Better than nothing.

>> ^Xaielao:

E3 this year for consoles was shit.. utter shit. Each of the 'big 3' had reveals that no actual gamer gives a shit about. Again.. absolute shit.
PC gaming was pretty solid however, and that is nice to see for a change.