Oh, how you disappoint me...

[Darkfox]

2GB RAM, plan to get another 2GB.

Disappointments... hmmm... when Chuck Norris shaved. JK JK I'd have to say how Cartoon Network has gotten with its bunch of Canadian cartoons. They aren't funny or creative and are lazily made and are EXTREMELY whored out. "Hey, no more Johnny Bravo, we got something fresh! Total Trama Island. Now we have something else original! Total Drama Action! And now we got Total Drama YET ANOTHER SAME THING STARTING WITH 'Total Drama'!" Then there is 6teen and Stoked, and Johnny Test. Ugh...

[Valiere]

I think Total Drama Island is pretty funny actually. Only seen a few episodes though.

And hey, at least they have Flapjack. Lord knows how much that cartoon's going to corrupt our new generation. Although we had Ren and Stimpy and turned out okay...

[Darkfox]

I actually like Flapjack too. Thus I didn't include it, but it does seem dangerous to the minds of kids. XD

[carmen]

Argh!

Animation just....frustrates me now.

I liked the grim adventures of billy and mandy, it's surprisingly funny.

[fruckert]

Johnny Test is a plague that should be wiped from the airwaves.

Flapjack is okay, and Chowder is awesome.

Pretty much any new CN stuff is unfortunately crappy.
Whoever took the helm and said "You know what Cartoon Network needs? LIVE ACTION!" needs to be shot.

[MissingName]

I haven't had cable TV for years.  From what I've heard, I'm not missing much.

[Archem]

Yes, the only worthwhile cartoons on the Cartoon Network these days are Flapjack and Chowder. That explains why they make up half of the air schedule.

[HackersTotalMassLaser]

TDI wasn't that bad.

[X_marks_the_ed]

I picked up (read:obtained) Bioshock, because I was looking for something new to add to my PC game collection. I'm not really into FPSs, but after seeing how good Bioshock 2 looked in Classic Game Room's review, I figured I could give it a shot. Of course, I realised that I would be lost if I hadn't played Bioshock before jumping into Bioshock II.

After I start the game (and after I finally got the sound and the subtitles to work), I was ready to move forward in the lake/ocean/body of water and actually begin the game. That's all I know about the story. Period. I'm in some sort of underwater city built by an egomaniac fighting crazy zombie people who aren't zombies, all for something called ADAM or EVE, or I don't know. In fact, how would I know? Every time I pick up a tape, I can't listen to it because there are enemies behind me, and by the time they're dead, I've forgotten about it. In addition to that, if I found something even remotely plot-worthy, sure enough, within 2 seconds of it starting, an enemy shrieks and I have to fight it, missing the entire dialog without being able to start it again.

Fighting itself isn't too bad, it's just a bit tricky and annoying. You press a button to swap between plasmids and weapons, but then you use the same buttons to use them, so I have to press a button twice to swap and use the weapon! To stun the enemies, I press left trigger to swap to plasmids, press it again to use it, press right trigger to swap to my wrench (because my guns are out of ammo, big surprise), and right trigger to smack with it. All of that just to take away 1/5 of the enemy's health. Worst of all, I don't think I can reload weapons and EVE beforehand. If I can, I haven't found it yet, or it was mentioned and I missed it.

I may just be over-analyzing it, but I don't think I can ignore these problems much longer. Because lord knows I wanna be one of the cool kids.

[Archem]

You're playing it wrong.

[X_marks_the_ed]

Not again! I just finally figured out how to play Animal Crossing correctly.

[Darkfox]

Whoever took the helm and said "You know what Cartoon Network needs? LIVE ACTION!" needs to be shot.

Agreed. -_-

[Valiere]

But DF, wasn't "Out of Jimmy's Head" such a huge hit???

[Darkfox]

But DF, wasn't "Out of Jimmy's Head" such a huge hit???

*shudders*

[Cerebus]

You know what disappointed me?
Your mom.

Har har har har...

No seriously she did.



FFT:WotL was a bit disappointing to me. I've played FFTA and enjoyed it, a lot. Various classes, races, etc. Thought it was a very good game. When I bought FFT:WotL I knew there was only humans (which kinda disappointed me at first, but decided to still give it a try)... but then I found out many attacks need to be charged, which I didn't like, you need a certain class to use items, and even need to obtain AP in order to use more items, people dying is permanent if you can't raise them before the timer expire, Random Battle on the map rather than Clan moving around or Turf being attacked (which didn't happen a lot) party consisting of 5 characters rather than 6, AP's are acquired by using actions rather than a certain amount per fight, after enough AP is obtained, you choose a Tech in the list and learn it, rather than learning them by wearing certain items (which made it possible to learn more than one tech at the same time), after moving you can't undo, no point blank shot, can't shoot over other people, etc.

Though the story seems interesting, I'm not as much interested in this game than I thought I would be.
I was really disappointed.