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02 Oct 00:56
Ugh...the pronunciation of GIF. I completely agree with Chris Hardwick on this one.
Lastly don’t forget, like most comics from Channelate, this one has a bonus panel.
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Like the Peanut Butter?
by Steve Napierski
Ugh...the pronunciation of GIF. I completely agree with Chris Hardwick on this one.
Chris Hardwick goes off on @Midnight
Lastly don’t forget, like most comics from Channelate, this one has a bonus panel.
source: Channelate
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02 Oct 00:24
The Talk.
by Ryan
Happy Birthday to the silent half of Channelate, my crazy cool wife, VEEEEEEE! I’m glad you caught up to me. 30 was starting to get lonely.
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15 Sep 16:10
A Moment To Talk About Jesus
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12 Sep 13:48
If you once walked the fields of Vana'diel in Final Fantasy XI but haven't been back in some time, you've missed a lot of updates. The game's run for 13 years now, after all; whenever you stopped playing, it's likely a lot of new content awaits you. And if you've got the hankering to check back in and see if it's how you remember, you can do so for a week. Completely free.
Until September 17th, former players can log in for free and explore all of the content available in the game. Players will need to transfer their old PlayOnline IDs to Square-Enix IDs if they have not done so already. A promotional video has also been released, detailing some of the changes made to the game for its current incarnation. So if you've got a hankering to step back into the world of Vana'diel, now might be the time to do so.
Final Fantasy XI welcomes back old players with a free week
by Eliot Lefebvre
Filed under: Fantasy, Video, Final Fantasy XI, News Items, Consoles, Promotions, Subscription
Until September 17th, former players can log in for free and explore all of the content available in the game. Players will need to transfer their old PlayOnline IDs to Square-Enix IDs if they have not done so already. A promotional video has also been released, detailing some of the changes made to the game for its current incarnation. So if you've got a hankering to step back into the world of Vana'diel, now might be the time to do so.
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11 Sep 18:29
The major difference between classic and modern gaming...besides Dark Souls, of course.
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Old Games vs. New Games
by Steve Napierski
The major difference between classic and modern gaming...besides Dark Souls, of course.source: THEFLOORISNOWLAVA
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09 Sep 21:44
Gaming is a Little Different These Days
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08 Sep 21:57
AT&T and Verizon say 10Mbps is too fast for “broadband,” 4Mbps is enough
by Jon Brodkin
Talynebearbs.....video on demand, hd everything, multipel pcs in the house. stupid ISPs.
No thanks, 4Mbps is fast enough for me.
Comcast
AT&T and Verizon have asked the Federal Communications Commission not to change its definition of broadband from 4Mbps to 10Mbps, saying many Internet users get by just fine at the lower speeds.
"Given the pace at which the industry is investing in advanced capabilities, there is no present need to redefine 'advanced' capabilities," AT&T wrote in a filing made public Friday after the FCC’s comment deadline (see FCC proceeding 14-126). "Consumer behavior strongly reinforces the conclusion that a 10Mbps service exceeds what many Americans need today to enable basic, high-quality transmissions," AT&T wrote later in its filing. Verizon made similar arguments.
Individual cable companies did not submit comments to the FCC, but their representative, the National Cable & Telecommunications Association (NCTA), agrees with AT&T and Verizon.
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08 Sep 21:52
Can You Run It Tests Whether Your PC Can Run That Game
by Eric Ravenscraft
PC gaming has a lot going for it , but figuring out if your computer can run a particular game is still hard to decipher. Can You Run It simplifies the process and tells you whether your computer is up to the task.
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08 Sep 21:50
This Map Shows What Power Adapters You Need for a Ton of Countries
by Patrick Allan
If you plan on travelling internationally, be sure you have everything you need to charge up your devices. This map shows what sockets are common in each part of the world and the plugs you'll need there.
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29 Aug 14:28
If Only The Ships Had Some Ewoks On Them
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28 Aug 02:00
Link and the Owl
by Steve Napierski
Are you kidding me? Long winded tutorials and explanations are the best part of any Legend of Zelda game. Remember how horrible the original Legend of Zelda game was where you just walked around exploring, attacking enemies and discovering new and exciting challenges? No one wants that. We want to have everything written out for us in explicit details with no freedom of deviation. That's why Final Fantasy XIII is universally considered the best role-playing game ever created.
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27 Aug 21:47
What You Didn’t Know about Castlevania’s History
by Steve Napierski
I guess I should have, but I never realized just how much thought was put into creating the various enemies in the Castlevania series.
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source: YouTube
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27 Aug 21:43
First off, I know it is sad, but I think this comic is pretty damn accurate. It's a shame. I think there's still a lot of good years left in the little blue bomber. Too bad that Capcom doesn't feel the same.
Second, so when I was adding the tags for the video games referenced in this comic I could not figure one of them out. I got Mega Man, Bubsy, Toe Jam & Earl, Cool Spot and Aero the Acro-Bat, but I could not figure out who the ant like creature that you see from behind, in the final panel, was. It almost looks like an amalgam of Rayman and Plok.
Any help with this dilemma would be greatly appreciated.
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Mega Truth
by Steve Napierski
First off, I know it is sad, but I think this comic is pretty damn accurate. It's a shame. I think there's still a lot of good years left in the little blue bomber. Too bad that Capcom doesn't feel the same.Second, so when I was adding the tags for the video games referenced in this comic I could not figure one of them out. I got Mega Man, Bubsy, Toe Jam & Earl, Cool Spot and Aero the Acro-Bat, but I could not figure out who the ant like creature that you see from behind, in the final panel, was. It almost looks like an amalgam of Rayman and Plok.
Any help with this dilemma would be greatly appreciated.
Update: Thanks to Asquian and Bradson Goldie for letting me know that the missing character was Dynamite Headdy from his self-titled game. Never actually played that game. Probably part of the reason why I never knew what it was. Still, seeing as the game was developed by Treasure (ie. Gunstar Heroes, Guardian Heroes, Mischief Makers) it might be worth playing.
source: Double Xp
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27 Aug 17:45
If not for the advent of the Internet, I would have had these exact same conversations with my own mother. Everyone has heard the term "starving artist." Fortunately, that phrase doesn't really apply to the IT industry. I always imagined that I would be animator first and foremost as a kid, but life has a way of working out differently than you anticipated and that's not necessarily a bad thing.
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Life is Like an RPG
by Steve Napierski
If not for the advent of the Internet, I would have had these exact same conversations with my own mother. Everyone has heard the term "starving artist." Fortunately, that phrase doesn't really apply to the IT industry. I always imagined that I would be animator first and foremost as a kid, but life has a way of working out differently than you anticipated and that's not necessarily a bad thing.source: deviantART
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27 Aug 17:24
Animal's Have Amazing Instincts
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24 Aug 22:30
So that's what happened to Pikachu after he met Thor.
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Source of Mjölnir’s Power
by Steve Napierski
So that's what happened to Pikachu after he met Thor.source: Weibo
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24 Aug 01:48
Height of Despair
by Steve Napierski
I know there are a lot of you who love the Dark Souls franchise, but artificial difficulty from poor game mechanics is not an excuse nor should it be forgiven lightly or ignored. Just saying...
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