Urgh, is this really the new theme?
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That looks much worse than the 2.5 theme IMO. 
It looks even worse in comparison to Opera's brand new theme:
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Heh, wow. That interview is insane. These are three ageing guys who really were pinning their hopes and dreams on this, and they've completely destroyed themselves. In a weird way it's kind of sad.
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This is just beyond hilarity. You couldn't make it up!
The best part is the game can almost be initialised as 'LOL'. 
So you just renew it every five years without any problems?
At the very worst you can just use it in a private portfolio. No reason for your employer to ever know. 
Yeah, that's a good price even if it's £199. Doesn't seem particularly atypical of what prices you see slapped on similarly equipped Motorola/Nokia/LG/Samsung phones.
Not so keen on the crappy camera, though. I think that'll keep me away from it.
Whether you're the real Nexus or not, I'm going to ban you if you carry on littering threads with posts that offer no meaningful points of discussion, irritate other users, or are otherwise clearly undesirable.
The real Nexus was warned before, but seeing as I don't know if you're him here's the second warning. I typically don't give second warnings, and I definitely don't give third warnings.
The posts were removed just in case anyone's confused. 
The test is a waste of time if you don't click the highly informative links that describe the type of person in detail, Minos. The names don't really mean much.
Here is you http://typelogic.com/intp.html
And you are supposedly an architect http://keirsey.com/handler.aspx?s=keirs ... =architect
They're surprisingly accurate in a freaky analytical sense it seems (for me).
Your Type is
ENTP
Extraverted Intuitive Thinking Perceiving
Strength of the preferences %
22 62 1 22
Sub-type is Inventor. 
Quote from skdrThis game gets my money when it's released.
Same here.
You really have done great work here. It's also been amazing watching it grow from a random model experiment to a full-blown game, clearly a sign of your passion.
Better sell that old one before the masses realise this new one is much cheaper and better.
Wtf how insulting.
Curman knows he'd be permanently banished from everything and anything MapCore if he did anything mean to HP's account, so I guess that counts for something.
Wow, very insightful there Nexus. 
LOVEFiLM might not cover your locale, but there'll probably be a similar service in your country. The idea in general is sweet as hell, and pioneered by the US's Netflix I believe.
It's also been ripped off by other companies such as Blockbusters and whatnot, so check such big companies in your country out too if you can't find much via Google. Most in the UK are just white label resellers of LOVEFiLM though.
Yeah, I have to agree that the hypocrisy a lot of gamers exhibit in that respect has always amused me. I guess the only solution is to just never do sequels and focus on original IP.
BTW, this is slightly irrelevant but I wanted to point out that LOVEFiLM is excellent if you get through a lot of games. I've tried out loads of PS3 games for a flat rate of ~£16 per month, which you can keep for as long as you want before you send it back. They cover pretty much all games and it's just as fast as delivering from Amazon or whatever. You can even keep 3 games at once on my plan. Highly recommended, especially for those who take issue with the price hit required for trying out lots of console games.
