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inlinefour
6th May 2005, 23:38
I know this has been done before, but I'm sick of getting in trouble digging up old threads. Just got a Xbox and are wondering if there are any decient bike games for it. About to do the trade me search for games but the place where we brought the gear did not have any biking games, nor where they very helpfull in pointing any out... :whistle:

Sensei
7th May 2005, 15:08
Yea there are heaps of games at Block Buster in town & the other shops Moto GP is pretty kool I have an XBox to with alot of games

dveus
7th May 2005, 15:19
Im a big fan of MTX mototrax, its an offroad game but the racing sucks. Have spent many hours just buzzing around doing stunts which more than makes up for the poor AI. I would recommend hiring it before you buy as I've found its either a love/hate thing with it.

For road racing you can't go past the MotoGP games, once again probably more fun just hooning around then actually racing.

Sadly PS2 seems to have the measure on Xbox when it comes to bikes, other than the 2 above I havn't really found anything else that is any good.

NhuanH
7th May 2005, 15:22
I know this has been done before, but I'm sick of getting in trouble digging up old threads. Just got a Xbox and are wondering if there are any decient bike games for it. About to do the trade me search for games but the place where we brought the gear did not have any biking games, nor where they very helpfull in pointing any out... :whistle:

MotoGP2 is the shiz! It's a couple of years old now so you should find it cheaper than $120:
http://www.realgroovy.co.nz/games/id/2440176

That's because MotoGP3 is coming soon: :yes:
http://www.gamespot.com/xbox/driving/motogp3/preview_6117173.html
and it looks like it'll be firkin better! Woo hoo!

Waylander
7th May 2005, 16:12
Yea there are heaps of games at Block Buster in town & the other shops Moto GP is pretty kool I have an XBox to with alot of games

You need to remember that not all cities/towns have a blockbuster. Wich sux becouse my card from the states will work at the ones here too. Anyway I ahvn't seen any that were that good yet for any system, but then I would rather ride my real bike than a CG one.

k14
7th May 2005, 16:13
Yeah motogp2 is mint, I've got it on my computer and never get tired of playing it. Apparantly motogp 3 or somthing like that is supposed to be coming out over all platforms towards the end of this year. Heard that you can race 125's, 250's and motogp class bikes. Sounds pretty awesome, they will have a few extra tracks aswell i think.

But yeah definately go for motogp2.

inlinefour
7th May 2005, 17:29
MOTO GP ULTIMATE RACING TECHNOLOGY 2

But I'm wondering if I can be a tight arse and get it second hand or if I'm going to have to buy it new. I suspect new is the way because its hard to get and way popular. :yes:

Typical, I can get heaps of second hand PC games but no luck with Xbox, although I do have a mint PC gaming machine... :msn-wink:

Slipstream
7th May 2005, 21:29
way-ull

I just tried out Motocross Mania 3 out the other night with Sensi...the bikes looked ok and so did the tracks...but the cofiguration of the menu bars bit the big one....the views were sucky and the only good part about any of it was the huge thrash and bash competition. Kinda like Road Rage on the PS2.

MotoGP2, would have to be the best so far....looks more realistic than any other bike game I've seen or played. You can even change your view to mud guard for that extra thrill.

And there's also the hoverbike games you can get...but I guess that's not really what you're asking about...

xBox unfortunately still doesn't have quite the consistent gamey goodness as the PS2 has ... it has better quality picture and sound (also pending on speakers) Also the option of LIVE and chipping makes xBox more appealing if you have cash to splash.

I think PS3 will try to overcome that with it's own form of computer/internet qualities. But xBox2 will be better yet again. Wonder when holograms will start coming out...

Wait...we were talking about games :whistle:
I think xBox's Playboy Mansion rocks :Punk:
But I can't tell you about it cos, what goes on in the Grotto, stays in the Grotto :msn-wink:

Sensei
7th May 2005, 21:41
Ya better watch Slipstream she was pretty good at NHL Hockey :mad: Beat me 2-1 That game Fable was way KOOL to I think she is abit of a XBOX shark :yes:

Slipstream
7th May 2005, 21:51
Ya better watch Slipstream she was pretty good at NHL Hockey :mad: Beat me 2-1 That game Fable was way KOOL to I think she is abit of a XBOX shark :yes:

Do the hustle ... do do do do do do dedo do do .... do the hustle:wari: :spudbooge

campbellluke
7th May 2005, 23:29
MOTO GP ULTIMATE RACING TECHNOLOGY 2

But I'm wondering if I can be a tight arse and get it second hand or if I'm going to have to buy it new. I suspect new is the way because its hard to get and way popular. :yes:

Typical, I can get heaps of second hand PC games but no luck with Xbox, although I do have a mint PC gaming machine... :msn-wink:

Buy a 12 watt soldering iron, and solder. Mod chip the xbox.
Put a 100 gig harddisk in it. Borrow any game off somebody, and copy it to the harddisk. Then give it back. - Couple of my friends have done that. I don't like Xbox's though.

As soon as playstations are released with harddisks, I will do the same thing. Bleh, $100 is expensive for a video game. Or whatever they retail for.

crazylittleshit
8th May 2005, 00:30
I know this has been done before, but I'm sick of getting in trouble digging up old threads. Just got a Xbox and are wondering if there are any decient bike games for it. About to do the trade me search for games but the place where we brought the gear did not have any biking games, nor where they very helpfull in pointing any out... :whistle:
I find that most motorcycle games don't have enough throttle control.
I don't know what it is but I suck at motorbike games..............

Badcat
8th May 2005, 06:36
Buy a 12 watt soldering iron, and solder. Mod chip the xbox.
Put a 100 gig harddisk in it. Borrow any game off somebody, and copy it to the harddisk. Then give it back. - Couple of my friends have done that. I don't like Xbox's though.

As soon as playstations are released with harddisks, I will do the same thing. Bleh, $100 is expensive for a video game. Or whatever they retail for.

it's no-where near that easy to modify an xbox for stolen software.
also - a chipped xbox will be banned instantly from xbox live and future games will not play on a modified xbox.
and you're stealing someone else's livelihood (like mine for example) - but you probably prefer not to think about that - right?

k14
8th May 2005, 08:54
it's no-where near that easy to modify an xbox for stolen software.
Sorry to tell you this, but give me an hour and I can turn a normal xbox into a modded one and copy a few games over. Very easy now days.


also - a chipped xbox will be banned instantly from xbox live and future games will not play on a modified xbox.
Sorry again, you seen the latest mod chips? You can turn them on and off via software, so you can play on xbox live sweet as. There are also the free to use other services that you can use (can't remember and of their names).


and you're stealing someone else's livelihood (like mine for example) - but you probably prefer not to think about that - right?
You're right there, but meh, everyone else is doing it so why not. There are guys on trademe that sell the xbox's modded and with 50 games or something like that already on the hard drive, if they aren't getting in the poop for it then I doubt anyone else will.

Badcat
8th May 2005, 09:24
Sorry to tell you this, but give me an hour and I can turn a normal xbox into a modded one and copy a few games over. Very easy now days.


Sorry again, you seen the latest mod chips? You can turn them on and off via software, so you can play on xbox live sweet as. There are also the free to use other services that you can use (can't remember and of their names).


You're right there, but meh, everyone else is doing it so why not. There are guys on trademe that sell the xbox's modded and with 50 games or something like that already on the hard drive, if they aren't getting in the poop for it then I doubt anyone else will.

yep - i've seen them - i work for microsoft NZ, in the same division as XBOX.
dude - i think you may have a different view of theft than me.
maybe you should stop locking your bike, and as bike theft is so common, someone could steal it, after all - "everyone's doing it".
there are probably stolen bikes and cars on trademe too - does that make it ok?
enlighten me.

ken

k14
8th May 2005, 09:31
yep - i've seen them - i work for microsoft NZ, in the same division as XBOX.
dude - i think you may have a different view of theft than me.
maybe you should stop locking your bike, and as bike theft is so common, someone could steal it, after all - "everyone's doing it".
there are probably stolen bikes and cars on trademe too - does that make it ok?
enlighten me.

ken

Yeah well thats the reason everyone does it, because even though it is still theft it is not the same kind of theft as stealing a car or a bike. If someone could put my bike in a copying machine and have another one I am pretty sure honda wouldn't sell many bikes either.

I would have thought that microsoft would secretly deep down like the fact that the xbox can be modded in the ways it can be. I bet they have sold a heap of xboxes to people just so they can mod them and use them as an multimedia pc for watching dvd's and other stuff. The copying of games just comes with the territory.

P.S. How much profit did micro$oft make last year?

Badcat
8th May 2005, 09:52
Yeah well thats the reason everyone does it, because even though it is still theft it is not the same kind of theft as stealing a car or a bike. If someone could put my bike in a copying machine and have another one I am pretty sure honda wouldn't sell many bikes either.

I would have thought that microsoft would secretly deep down like the fact that the xbox can be modded in the ways it can be. I bet they have sold a heap of xboxes to people just so they can mod them and use them as an multimedia pc for watching dvd's and other stuff. The copying of games just comes with the territory.

P.S. How much profit did micro$oft make last year?

Shit, are you really going to try and argue this point?

how is piracy less theft than petty crime?

is it ok if you steal if you do so from a large profitable company?

Microsoft makes a large loss on every xbox console - as all console manufacturors do. if you understood the gaming business, you'd know that.How would they be secretly happy with selling hardware at a loss, only to find theives using them to steal their intellectual property?

piracy costs hundreds of prople in my industry THEIR JOBS every year. I bet they see it as theft when theyt can't feed their families.
are you still living with your mum and dad K14 - wouldn't it SUCK if dad lost his job?
bet you'd think it was a bad idea then.....

Ghost Lemur
8th May 2005, 10:08
Copyright infringement is not thieft.

It never has been. Intellectual property is a misnomer created by companies like Microsoft and Disney who have been trying to change the rules of the game after the fact. Limiting/removing fair use, trying to expotentially extend copyrights far past the former accepted norm. Trying to give corporations the rights of inderviduals. When you have a 300% return your ripping someone off. Any company that has been able to create a surplus of $US40,000,000,000 has been breaking some laws and milking their "customers" for all their worth.

Sorry I've got no sympathy for Microsoft. Funnily enough I read an article some time ago which said Bill Gates does condone "pirating" in Developing nations. The reason he does this is even when he can't get the money from these nations he can still get the mindshare.

Buying something is not buying a licence to use it specifically as the maunfacturer intended. It a product purchased. What the purchaser chooses to do which it when they own it is their business.


Now Microsoft are finding out that their "business model" is not acceptable to ANYONE and people are choosing alternatives which do provide them with their natural rights. This is only going to increase.

/rant.

k14
8th May 2005, 10:10
Shit, are you really going to try and argue this point?

how is piracy less theft than petty crime?

is it ok if you steal if you do so from a large profitable company?

Microsoft makes a large loss on every xbox console - as all console manufacturors do. if you understood the gaming business, you'd know that.How would they be secretly happy with selling hardware at a loss, only to find theives using them to steal their intellectual property?

piracy costs hundreds of prople in my industry THEIR JOBS every year. I bet they see it as theft when theyt can't feed their families.
are you still living with your mum and dad K14 - wouldn't it SUCK if dad lost his job?
bet you'd think it was a bad idea then.....

I am agreeing with you that piracy is theft, I was just saying that the reason that everyone does it is because it isn't percieved as being the same as nicking someones car etc.

I find it hard to believe that people are loosing their jobs just because of piracy. Would everyone that pirates games go out and buy the legal version if the games couldn,t be copied?? I don't think so. I know all this doesn't make piracy right, but its never going to stop.

Just a question, how many games does microsoft actually make? I thought that the majority of games are made by other companies.

In the end I don't really want to get into a long strung argument about piracy etc, cause yes it is theft and yes it is going to continue to happen. Weather or not it causes people to loose jobs is a fairly hard thing to prove (but it probably does cost a few).

P.S. No I don't live with my parents, and if my dad did loose his job he would just go and get another.

P.P.S The xbox is the best console ever made, we have 3, 2 of which are modded.

k14
8th May 2005, 10:12
Copyright infringement is not thieft.

It never has been. Intellectual property is a misnomer created by companies like Microsoft and Disney who have been trying to change the rules of the game after the fact. Limiting/removing fair use, trying to expotentially extend copyrights far past the former accepted norm. Trying to give corporations the rights of inderviduals. When you have a 300% return your ripping someone off. Any company that has been able to create a surplus of $US40,000,000,000 has been breaking some laws and milking their "customers" for all their worth.

Sorry I've got no sympathy for Microsoft. Funnily enough I read an article some time ago which said Bill Gates does condone "pirating" in Developing nations. The reason he does this is even when he can't get the money from these nations he can still get the mindshare.

Buying something is not buying a licence to use it specifically as the maunfacturer intended. It a product purchased. What the purchaser chooses to do which it when they own it is their business.


Now Microsoft are finding out that their "business model" is not acceptable to ANYONE and people are choosing alternatives which do provide them with their natural rights. This is only going to increase.

/rant.

Oh yeah and what he said. :msn-wink:

Badcat
8th May 2005, 10:27
Copyright infringement is not thieft.

It never has been. Intellectual property is a misnomer created by companies like Microsoft and Disney who have been trying to change the rules of the game after the fact. Limiting/removing fair use, trying to expotentially extend copyrights far past the former accepted norm. Trying to give corporations the rights of inderviduals. When you have a 300% return your ripping someone off. Any company that has been able to create a surplus of $US40,000,000,000 has been breaking some laws and milking their "customers" for all their worth.

Sorry I've got no sympathy for Microsoft. Funnily enough I read an article some time ago which said Bill Gates does condone "pirating" in Developing nations. The reason he does this is even when he can't get the money from these nations he can still get the mindshare.

Buying something is not buying a licence to use it specifically as the maunfacturer intended. It a product purchased. What the purchaser chooses to do which it when they own it is their business.


Now Microsoft are finding out that their "business model" is not acceptable to ANYONE and people are choosing alternatives which do provide them with their natural rights. This is only going to increase.

/rant.

what is copyright then?
is that bollocks too?
is selling NZ musician's work in asia and the artist not getting paid ok?
if yiou thing that's sweet - tell that to neil finn, or Zed, or Shihad.

next time you buy software (if you don't steal it that is), read the EULA
End User License Agreement before clicking OK to install and use it.
By using the software, you agree to the terms.
if you don't agree - return it.
you buy the right to use it - as you agreed to in the EULA, not how you see fit - it's pretty easy.
it doesn't really matter if you don't like it.

sure - i work for Bill, and MS makes buckets of cash. i'm not defending them, they are capable of doing that on their own.
you are right about the changing nature of the market - and users are becoming much more educated and empowered - and voting with their chequebooks. this is a good thing.

sorry - i didn't mean to piss people off, but i get angry when people promote theft.

it's theft - and you know it is.

Ken
Bill's little biatch....

inlinefour
8th May 2005, 10:44
I think its rather rude that the games are sold for so much. If they where sold for reasonable prices then maybe it would not occur.
As for modding the xbox, no way! I have enough electrical knowledge that this sort of thing will both void any warrenty and most definitely shorten the life expectancy of the console. Its a well known fact that they tend to crap out due to modification. I'd like a bigger HDD in it, but unless I can put a generic computer HDD into it, I'd sooner not bother. Microsoft have allways charged like wounded bulls for anything.
On a brighter note, I'm keen for the MotoGP3 in June when it is released. However if anyone has GP2 that they want to sell 2nd hand, then please PM me :niceone:
Will let everyone know what MotoGP3 pans out when I get it and know how to use it! :msn-wink:

Badcat
8th May 2005, 10:57
Copyright infringement is not thieft.

Buying something is not buying a licence to use it specifically as the maunfacturer intended. It a product purchased. What the purchaser chooses to do which it when they own it is their business.

/rant.

excellent.
avis have some sweet v8 commodores for under $200 then!
you should nip down and get one!
as you say, bugger them and the rental agreement - it's a product purchased!

maybe you need to go to a bike rental company as well!!
you could get a sportsbike real cheap!

k14
8th May 2005, 11:01
I think its rather rude that the games are sold for so much. If they where sold for reasonable prices then maybe it would not occur.
As for modding the xbox, no way! I have enough electrical knowledge that this sort of thing will both void any warrenty and most definitely shorten the life expectancy of the console. Its a well known fact that they tend to crap out due to modification. I'd like a bigger HDD in it, but unless I can put a generic computer HDD into it, I'd sooner not bother. Microsoft have allways charged like wounded bulls for anything.
On a brighter note, I'm keen for the MotoGP3 in June when it is released. However if anyone has GP2 that they want to sell 2nd hand, then please PM me :niceone:
Will let everyone know what MotoGP3 pans out when I get it and know how to use it! :msn-wink:

Nah modding wouldn't lessen the life of the xbox, and you put in a normal computer hard drive. They come with an 8 or 10gig hard drive that is a normal computer hard drive. You can even swap the dvd drive for a normal computer one.

Microsoft is very anti modding so all of the modding stuff is not in any way related to microsoft. You can get the mod chips off trademe for around $40 or so depending on what model you get. Then a 120 gig hard drive for around $120 i think.

badlieutenant
8th May 2005, 11:07
im somewhere in between on this stolen thread.
Im not innocent I have some hacked software but I hardly ever use it so I find it hard to justify its purchase. However I feel for the for poor bastards that do all the programing. Makes my head hurt thinking about how much code goes into some of the games I play. So if its a game i like (bf1942, bf.v, q3 etc) I buy it because I want them to keep makeing them.
Anyone notice how much openscource freeware thier is these days ? :D

Coyote
8th May 2005, 11:13
MX Unleashed is cool. MX vs ATV unleashed looks awesome, got to play it sometime :niceone:

inlinefour
8th May 2005, 11:32
I'm well aware on how to copy, patch and run illegal software. But only on a computer and I only ever did when I was a poor student. These days you will not find any illegal copies or even a keygen :D
Please clarify though, can I have a 120 gig HDD and put it into a standard xbox or does it need modification to operate the HDD. I have a couple of 120 gig HDDs sitting around with nothing to do, but would not consider swapping one for the 8 gig microsoft xbox HDD until the 12 month warrenty is removed.

Ghost Lemur
8th May 2005, 11:39
excellent.
avis have some sweet v8 commodores for under $200 then!
you should nip down and get one!
as you say, bugger them and the rental agreement - it's a product purchased!

maybe you need to go to a bike rental company as well!!
you could get a sportsbike real cheap!

No a better analogy is buying a motorbike and then being told you're not allowed to put on an aftermarket can, or get more hp out of it because they want to force you to buy the next model when it's out.

Buying a product is NOT buying a licence to use (although if they have their way it will be). It's buying the product, how you choose to use it after the fact is up to you.

FYI I use Linux for many reasons. One of them (relating to this topic of conversation) being, MS's licence is unacceptable to me.

You're right about agreeing to a licence, but, how do you feel about someone agreeing to a licence on your behalf? When I got my laptop, I specifically said I didn't want windows on it, and that I did not agree to the EULA. Therefore under the terms of the EULA I should be able to return it for a full refund. I was told in no uncertain terms that they had already agreed to the EULA on my behalf.

Don't think I'm just bagging MS either. Apple are another company that repressively try dictating to their customers what they can and can't do with their purchased products.

Breaking a licence or infringing on copyright is not thieft. Don't believe me look up the legal definitions. Of course these companies who see people as nothing more than cash-cow consumers to milk dry will change that if they get their way. One of the few reasons I'm glad to live here is the lack of a lobby industry promoting companies over people. Also hope we never have a freetrade agreement with the US as the Aussies are finding the costs in having to adopt a US-style IP structure isn't worth it.

/rant part 2.

Biff
8th May 2005, 11:43
Although I'm a law abiding kinda guy I am able to differentiate between stealing from Micro$haft - a company that rips millions of people around the world off on a daily basis by creating a monopoly that's impossible to break, a company that's put thousands of people out of work because of the way in which they bundle things like media players, browsers and such like into their over bloated operating systems - resulting in tens of hundreds of companies folding over the years, a company that is currently being pursued by the legal systems on every continent of the world because of the way in which they conduct business, a company that pushes an operating system that are unstable, unreliable, open to malevolant attack and over priced - and common theft.

The sooner Micro$haft looses its position as the world largest software supplier and a chance is given for open source platforms to gain significant market share (which will create jobs) and smaller companies an opportunity to become viable the better in my book.

For arguement sake - let's just say the consumer is finally getting their own back.

inlinefour
8th May 2005, 12:03
No a better analogy is buying a motorbike and then being told you're not allowed to put on an aftermarket can, or get more hp out of it because they want to force you to buy the next model when it's out.

Buying a product is NOT buying a licence to use (although if they have their way it will be). It's buying the product, how you choose to use it after the fact is up to you.

FYI I use Linux for many reasons. One of them (relating to this topic of conversation) being, MS's licence is unacceptable to me.

You're right about agreeing to a licence, but, how do you feel about someone agreeing to a licence on your behalf? When I got my laptop, I specifically said I didn't want windows on it, and that I did not agree to the EULA. Therefore under the terms of the EULA I should be able to return it for a full refund. I was told in no uncertain terms that they had already agreed to the EULA on my behalf.

Don't think I'm just bagging MS either. Apple are another company that repressively try dictating to their customers what they can and can't do with their purchased products.

Breaking a licence or infringing on copyright is not thieft. Don't believe me look up the legal definitions. Of course these companies who see people as nothing more than cash-cow consumers to milk dry will change that if they get their way. One of the few reasons I'm glad to live here is the lack of a lobby industry promoting companies over people. Also hope we never have a freetrade agreement with the US as the Aussies are finding the costs in having to adopt a US-style IP structure isn't worth it.

/rant part 2.


These companies are taking it way too far and its more disturbing that society is allowing it to happen. I purchased XP Home brand new, OEM version and on the 3rd time of using the OS on my computer reformatting the HDD, I cannot activate the damn thing on the net because the key is now invalid. I personally think that this is the criminal activity! Who do microsoft think they are in limiting how many times I can reformat the computerfor whatever reasons (kids messing around with it, malware, spyware, viruses etc). Now I have to phone every time I want to activate the blardy thing again and thats after only using the damn thing on one computer!!! Personally I think its pretty low and illegal to be able to do this sort of thing to the people who use the products. Good on the people who use Linux, its a hell of alot cheaper! Should I need to reformat my computer again (and I suspect that I will), I'll be going back to good old Windows 98se, then I'll use it to my hearts content and on however many computers that I want :msn-wink:

MrMelon
8th May 2005, 12:16
Microsoft is an upstanding company with good morals who has the best interests of society at heart.

tee hee!
I've got a modded xbox, and it's loaded with games. But if there are any games that I play that come across as being worth paying for, then I'll go out and buy them! simple really. I don't think it's fair to pay $100 for a game that you come home and play for 20 mins, then never want to play again cos it's a heap of crap. I'm sure the cut that the game developers get out of the sale of games is pretty insignificant compared to the cut everyone else takes out of the final purchase price anyway.

MrMelon
8th May 2005, 12:17
Ps. motogp 2 is cool.
Midnght club 3 looks like it's quite cool too, but I haven't played it yet.

sAsLEX
8th May 2005, 12:56
next time you buy software (if you don't steal it that is), read the EULA
End User License Agreement before clicking OK to install and use it.
By using the software, you agree to the terms.
if you don't agree - return it.
you buy the right to use it - as you agreed to in the EULA, not how you see fit - it's pretty easy.
it doesn't really matter if you don't like it.


so I walk in to MS place purchase some software rip it open when i get home and start to install it, read through the EULA which is about 900 pages of junk and find i disagree with it. Put software back in box and return to MS place to get my refund. " i am sorry you have opened it cant refund you!" is what they will say! so bollocks to paying for software that has no right of return!

Badcat
8th May 2005, 15:39
so I walk in to MS place purchase some software rip it open when i get home and start to install it, read through the EULA which is about 900 pages of junk and find i disagree with it. Put software back in box and return to MS place to get my refund. " i am sorry you have opened it cant refund you!" is what they will say! so bollocks to paying for software that has no right of return!

i should really have shut up, shouldn't i?
sorry to open a can of worms., the last thing i want is to argue the MS is the antichrist thing - especially on my day off.
actually....
i don't even use windows - i'm a mac guy. i use a mac because i don't like windows.
i work with the macintosh apps for MS...
Guys - i'm sorry.
my point was about IP theft - not that MS is/isn't evil.
can we just forget my post and pretend it never happened?

friends?

inlinefour
8th May 2005, 21:29
i should really have shut up, shouldn't i?
sorry to open a can of worms., the last thing i want is to argue the MS is the antichrist thing - especially on my day off.
actually....
i don't even use windows - i'm a mac guy. i use a mac because i don't like windows.
i work with the macintosh apps for MS...
Guys - i'm sorry.
my point was about IP theft - not that MS is/isn't evil.
can we just forget my post and pretend it never happened?

friends?

But only if you give me MotoGP2, just kidding :msn-wink:

Badcat
8th May 2005, 21:40
But only if you give me MotoGP2, just kidding :msn-wink:
sorry - i don't have it.
just got jade empire - forza and doom 3 though - doom3 is a huge hit with wifey - she's benn killing bad guys all mothers day.

k

Hoon
8th May 2005, 21:46
I have a modded xbox and over 60 games on DVD. They are all copies and I have never paid for an xbox game in my life..... however that's where the similarities end and I'm with Badcat on this one.

The difference between me and the rest of you is that I know what I'm doing is wrong and accept it. I don't try to justify my actions with lame excuses like "blah gates is rich enough already" or "your products are shit so that means I'm allowed to copy anything for free", you can say whatever you want but you are only fooling yourselves.


But only if you give me MotoGP2, just kidding :msn-wink:

I got MotoGP2 but its a copy and you need a modchip to play it.

Also, the xbox takes your typical PC IDE hard drive. Mine has a 120GB at the moment - been meaning to swap in the 200GB but just been to lazy. And modding your xbox doesn't affect its reliability unless you've butchered the install.

Sutage
8th May 2005, 22:07
Charging 120+ for a game is the crime. How much does it cost to make that cd? 2 bucks?

Its in the same league as 30bucks for a cd, or download it for free?

Make them cheaper and ill buy the original, try and rip ppl off and your gonna get ripped off yourself.

:D

PS sorry if i reopened the can of worms :msn-wink:

inlinefour
8th May 2005, 22:21
Charging 120+ for a game is the crime. How much does it cost to make that cd? 2 bucks?

Its in the same league as 30bucks for a cd, or download it for free?

Make them cheaper and ill buy the original, try and rip ppl off and your gonna get ripped off yourself.

:D

PS sorry if i reopened the can of worms :msn-wink:

Costs a bit for the development of the software ahe!?! So I think the end disc would cost a tad more than what the actual disc is worth blank. I'll put in one of the 120gig HDDs in once the warrenty runs out. Sure eventually I'll find the motogr2 original 2nd hand though...

badlieutenant
9th May 2005, 11:47
Charging 120+ for a game is the crime. How much does it cost to make that cd? 2 bucks?

Its in the same league as 30bucks for a cd, or download it for free?

Make them cheaper and ill buy the original, try and rip ppl off and your gonna get ripped off yourself.

:D

PS sorry if i reopened the can of worms :msn-wink:

I think 120 is a bit much, but that would be xbox and ps2 wouldnt it ? most PC games come out close to 100. I fiqure that the amount of time Ive played bf.v it has cost me about 20cents an hour. I feel sorry for the poor programmers stuck in thier little windowless rooms, virgins one and all, tip tapping away at thier keyboards wondering if they will ever see the sun again.....................