.Fuck you Sony and your shitty PS3, bullshit software and debug kits.
.Fuck you Microsoft for your fucking Xbox 360 that fry all the time.
.Fuck you EA for sending me my new RB2 disk with a charge of 27$ for brokerage!
.Fuck you UPS because you suck and that's it! YOU FUCKING SUCK!
.Fuck you Debbie! (only to sing some Eminem in my head)
mercredi 26 novembre 2008
lundi 17 novembre 2008
Vive la bourse!
Bonjour Monsieur Gagnon,
Jusqu'à maintenant vos actions d'Ubisoft vous ont fait perdre 1200$. Veuillez svp continer de gaspiller votre argent à la bourse. Notre système est de la christ de marde, vous êtes poigné dedans et nous vous enculons profondément.
Merci de votre contribution.
Cordialement.
dimanche 9 novembre 2008
Sculpture
J'ai fait de la sculpture en fin de semaine. Valérie voulait que je passe du temps avec elle pendant qu'elle faisait sa sculpture pour son cours à l'université. Je crois que je l'ai impressionné! :-)
Val fait le poisson-humain mort et moi l'araignée. Voici quelques photos.
Nos projets ne sont pas terminés. Elle doit terminer de recouvrir sa sculpture de platre puis d'autres trucs par apres. Moi il me reste a lui donner une peinture par dessus son vernis crystal et la faire tenir sur son... assiette?!
samedi 1 novembre 2008
I love Harmonix
Voici ce que Dan Thisdale, lead designer de Rock Band a dit à Gamespot dans une entrevue qui se trouvre ici.
GS: Why did you want to include backwards compatibility for Rock Band in Rock Band 2?
DT: We wanted to make a platform for experiencing music. We're musicians first and game developers second. We're not focused on pushing a new SKU every year, we want to build a music collection the same way you build a CD collection or a digital music collection, and so with that in mind it's a no-brainer to support it because you've already bought this music, why shouldn't you play it on future games? Why shouldn't I be able to play my Rock Band music in Rock Band 2 because I already bought them? It's more just making sure you have this central library of songs you can play.
GSUK: Do you plan to have all future versions of Rock Band to be backwards compatible?
DT: The dream is that everything going forwards will be able to play the stuff you buy now. We want to have you keep that music as long as you possibly can.
GS: Why did you want to include backwards compatibility for Rock Band in Rock Band 2?
DT: We wanted to make a platform for experiencing music. We're musicians first and game developers second. We're not focused on pushing a new SKU every year, we want to build a music collection the same way you build a CD collection or a digital music collection, and so with that in mind it's a no-brainer to support it because you've already bought this music, why shouldn't you play it on future games? Why shouldn't I be able to play my Rock Band music in Rock Band 2 because I already bought them? It's more just making sure you have this central library of songs you can play.
GSUK: Do you plan to have all future versions of Rock Band to be backwards compatible?
DT: The dream is that everything going forwards will be able to play the stuff you buy now. We want to have you keep that music as long as you possibly can.
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