Well, think about what your body needs to do. More specifically, about what your uterus needs to do. . . and suddenly, you understand that little organ has to work HARD to flush out all that stuff to get ready for the next time bunny buns decides you two should have "bunny time."

In other words, it hurts because you're purging several thousand years of evolution every month.

Also. . . if you don't have endometriosis, you might not want to complain too loudly

(Unkie Trunkie suffered through that hell with two relationships. . . )

That said. . . love your pain killers. . .

 

Gallaudetasaurus.

 

What do you think the future of video games will be?

 

Full disclosure: Unkie Trunkie has a close acquaintance who works at EA.
Simple answer: MOAR

Not so simple answer: the Wii has turned out not to be the giant game-changing boondoggle Nintendo wanted. The real money is still in more traditional formats (in terms of types of games)

What could very well be the game changer (pardon the pun) is when 40GbE and/or 100GbE are widely available (to the home, it could be as late as 10 years out), and the buffer caches are such that deeper, more-involved games consisting of bigger-than-WoW-style servers/environments can come online.

Also, there's a question of how social networking games might evolve as well. I have a friend who just went over to Zynga. After a few months, I might be able to ascertain more on that front. . .

 

is that a bunch of OLD retired people park?

 

My friend was telling me about this game coming out for PS3 soon, called Dust 514. IDK if you've heard of EVE online, but supposedly this Dust game is a FPS linked to the EVE universe, where EVE players can "hire" you for missions which you play on your PS3. Pretty wild idea!

Do you think the interactive games where you play in front of a special camera and "interact" on a personal basis with the characters in the game will ever take off? I remember have a playstation Eye for PS2, but the games were mediocre at best and it never really went anywhere.

 

NO.... a Doyouthinkhesaurus



what do you call a blind Dinosaur's ?

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sun_City,_Arizona

 

It's not a question of technology. . . it's a question of integrating the technology in a meaningful way into an already well-structured game.

 

A Doyathinkhesaurus Rex.

My first answer would've been funnier had I had my references straight.