Not a good look to go against the point of what I'm tryna say.
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While it sucks, the truth hurts and I'm not gonna force my views on everyone like you Europeans.
pfff wanting a gritty mariothat's almost as stupid as wanting a gritty mickey mouse
I want pampers to stop making pampers and start making normal underwear.
who are you on gaf darkness?
It will be nice to have you around until you get unbanned.
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=430532
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Quote from: DarknessTear on May 18, 2011, 03:48:29 AMFuck that!that's the idea, love
Fuck that!
Quote from: Oblivion on May 17, 2011, 01:35:22 AMQuote from: The Experiment on May 16, 2011, 10:30:58 PMQuote from: Oscar the Grouch on May 16, 2011, 08:36:00 AMNot really. Star Wars was a major part of popular culture. Just in its initial theatrical run in North America it was probably watched by 100 million people, let alone how many saw it on videos, then you have to take into account how many other pop culture sources made direct references to Star Wars, especially the main twist.Ocarina of Time, on the other hand, sold 3.5 million copies in North America, maybe another million were given out as preorder incentives or pack-ins with Gamecubes, and the VC release sold at or under a million. Let's generously say that every single physical copy of the game was passed around to at least two other people, you're still barely over 10 million people who even played it, let alone saw the whole game through. Let's be unrealistically kind and say half of the people who played it saw it through to the end. So about five million people?I'd say it's very easy to not be spoiled about Ocarina. It's so far from Star Wars in ubiquity that it's not even in the same galaxy. Especially since what he's probably trying to avoid with his black-out isn't stuff like sound bites from the story (that stuff tends to go around fast, like "I AM YOUR FATHER", "THE CAKE IS A LIE", and "WOULD YOU KINDLY"), but stuff like what the different areas look like, what kind of items to expect, bosses, that sort of thing. That stuff (as tragically obvious as it is because this is Zelda and it's been on rehash mode for a while) is probably easier to not be spoiled on than spoiled, even, yes, on GAF, because nobody really talks about it anymore. The only things you're liable to run in on places like GAF are that the water temple is hard, HOLY FUCK GAME OF THE FOREVER LET NO CRITICISM FALL ON ITS GENTLE HEAD, "HEY LINK WATCH OUT LISTEN", and that there is time travel.Heh, I've never seen a Star Wars movie. Not even a single second of it. I've never watched an Indiana Jones either. I just saw The Godfather I and II last year (so many references and TV jokes suddenly made sense).I agree with your point. Especially considering that more kids probably grew up playing PlayStation than Nintendo 64. I was a N64fag and never got around to playing some of the PS One classics until almost a decade later. It happens. Holy shit, dude. I thought I was the only one that never saw those movies either! *high five*I think I still got ya beat tho. I hadn't seen any of the Lord of the Rings movies until just last week, and even then, it was half of the Two Towers. Also never saw any of the Matrixes, No Country for Old Men, Avatar, Titanic, Spiderman 3, any Tarantino movie that wasn't Pulp Fiction or kill Bill, and a shitload of others.I have yet to see an LOTR movie except for five minutes or so of The Two Towers and that was because our booze supply in college just got the DVD and wanted to watch it before going out to get it. I've never seen Star Trek (any movie or TV show), Monty Python, Spiderman 3, X-Men 3, etc. I never really cared for science fiction (not that all of the big movies I have not seen are science fiction) and again, being near dirt floor poor meant that there wasn't an option to watching these movies in a theater or on VHS.
Quote from: The Experiment on May 16, 2011, 10:30:58 PMQuote from: Oscar the Grouch on May 16, 2011, 08:36:00 AMNot really. Star Wars was a major part of popular culture. Just in its initial theatrical run in North America it was probably watched by 100 million people, let alone how many saw it on videos, then you have to take into account how many other pop culture sources made direct references to Star Wars, especially the main twist.Ocarina of Time, on the other hand, sold 3.5 million copies in North America, maybe another million were given out as preorder incentives or pack-ins with Gamecubes, and the VC release sold at or under a million. Let's generously say that every single physical copy of the game was passed around to at least two other people, you're still barely over 10 million people who even played it, let alone saw the whole game through. Let's be unrealistically kind and say half of the people who played it saw it through to the end. So about five million people?I'd say it's very easy to not be spoiled about Ocarina. It's so far from Star Wars in ubiquity that it's not even in the same galaxy. Especially since what he's probably trying to avoid with his black-out isn't stuff like sound bites from the story (that stuff tends to go around fast, like "I AM YOUR FATHER", "THE CAKE IS A LIE", and "WOULD YOU KINDLY"), but stuff like what the different areas look like, what kind of items to expect, bosses, that sort of thing. That stuff (as tragically obvious as it is because this is Zelda and it's been on rehash mode for a while) is probably easier to not be spoiled on than spoiled, even, yes, on GAF, because nobody really talks about it anymore. The only things you're liable to run in on places like GAF are that the water temple is hard, HOLY FUCK GAME OF THE FOREVER LET NO CRITICISM FALL ON ITS GENTLE HEAD, "HEY LINK WATCH OUT LISTEN", and that there is time travel.Heh, I've never seen a Star Wars movie. Not even a single second of it. I've never watched an Indiana Jones either. I just saw The Godfather I and II last year (so many references and TV jokes suddenly made sense).I agree with your point. Especially considering that more kids probably grew up playing PlayStation than Nintendo 64. I was a N64fag and never got around to playing some of the PS One classics until almost a decade later. It happens. Holy shit, dude. I thought I was the only one that never saw those movies either! *high five*I think I still got ya beat tho. I hadn't seen any of the Lord of the Rings movies until just last week, and even then, it was half of the Two Towers. Also never saw any of the Matrixes, No Country for Old Men, Avatar, Titanic, Spiderman 3, any Tarantino movie that wasn't Pulp Fiction or kill Bill, and a shitload of others.
Quote from: Oscar the Grouch on May 16, 2011, 08:36:00 AMNot really. Star Wars was a major part of popular culture. Just in its initial theatrical run in North America it was probably watched by 100 million people, let alone how many saw it on videos, then you have to take into account how many other pop culture sources made direct references to Star Wars, especially the main twist.Ocarina of Time, on the other hand, sold 3.5 million copies in North America, maybe another million were given out as preorder incentives or pack-ins with Gamecubes, and the VC release sold at or under a million. Let's generously say that every single physical copy of the game was passed around to at least two other people, you're still barely over 10 million people who even played it, let alone saw the whole game through. Let's be unrealistically kind and say half of the people who played it saw it through to the end. So about five million people?I'd say it's very easy to not be spoiled about Ocarina. It's so far from Star Wars in ubiquity that it's not even in the same galaxy. Especially since what he's probably trying to avoid with his black-out isn't stuff like sound bites from the story (that stuff tends to go around fast, like "I AM YOUR FATHER", "THE CAKE IS A LIE", and "WOULD YOU KINDLY"), but stuff like what the different areas look like, what kind of items to expect, bosses, that sort of thing. That stuff (as tragically obvious as it is because this is Zelda and it's been on rehash mode for a while) is probably easier to not be spoiled on than spoiled, even, yes, on GAF, because nobody really talks about it anymore. The only things you're liable to run in on places like GAF are that the water temple is hard, HOLY FUCK GAME OF THE FOREVER LET NO CRITICISM FALL ON ITS GENTLE HEAD, "HEY LINK WATCH OUT LISTEN", and that there is time travel.Heh, I've never seen a Star Wars movie. Not even a single second of it. I've never watched an Indiana Jones either. I just saw The Godfather I and II last year (so many references and TV jokes suddenly made sense).I agree with your point. Especially considering that more kids probably grew up playing PlayStation than Nintendo 64. I was a N64fag and never got around to playing some of the PS One classics until almost a decade later. It happens.
Not really. Star Wars was a major part of popular culture. Just in its initial theatrical run in North America it was probably watched by 100 million people, let alone how many saw it on videos, then you have to take into account how many other pop culture sources made direct references to Star Wars, especially the main twist.Ocarina of Time, on the other hand, sold 3.5 million copies in North America, maybe another million were given out as preorder incentives or pack-ins with Gamecubes, and the VC release sold at or under a million. Let's generously say that every single physical copy of the game was passed around to at least two other people, you're still barely over 10 million people who even played it, let alone saw the whole game through. Let's be unrealistically kind and say half of the people who played it saw it through to the end. So about five million people?I'd say it's very easy to not be spoiled about Ocarina. It's so far from Star Wars in ubiquity that it's not even in the same galaxy. Especially since what he's probably trying to avoid with his black-out isn't stuff like sound bites from the story (that stuff tends to go around fast, like "I AM YOUR FATHER", "THE CAKE IS A LIE", and "WOULD YOU KINDLY"), but stuff like what the different areas look like, what kind of items to expect, bosses, that sort of thing. That stuff (as tragically obvious as it is because this is Zelda and it's been on rehash mode for a while) is probably easier to not be spoiled on than spoiled, even, yes, on GAF, because nobody really talks about it anymore. The only things you're liable to run in on places like GAF are that the water temple is hard, HOLY FUCK GAME OF THE FOREVER LET NO CRITICISM FALL ON ITS GENTLE HEAD, "HEY LINK WATCH OUT LISTEN", and that there is time travel.
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.php?p=27894285&postcount=205
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.php?p=27908699&postcount=24hahah
Quote from: Stringer Bell on May 18, 2011, 02:41:26 AMhttp://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.php?p=27894285&postcount=205http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.php?p=27910340&postcount=1275smh
Quote from: Zero Hero on May 18, 2011, 03:49:05 PMQuote from: Stringer Bell on May 18, 2011, 02:41:26 AMhttp://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.php?p=27894285&postcount=205http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.php?p=27910340&postcount=1275smhi dont get it and im balck
Quote from: The Experiment on May 17, 2011, 05:35:47 PMQuote from: Oblivion on May 17, 2011, 01:35:22 AMQuote from: The Experiment on May 16, 2011, 10:30:58 PMQuote from: Oscar the Grouch on May 16, 2011, 08:36:00 AMNot really. Star Wars was a major part of popular culture. Just in its initial theatrical run in North America it was probably watched by 100 million people, let alone how many saw it on videos, then you have to take into account how many other pop culture sources made direct references to Star Wars, especially the main twist.Ocarina of Time, on the other hand, sold 3.5 million copies in North America, maybe another million were given out as preorder incentives or pack-ins with Gamecubes, and the VC release sold at or under a million. Let's generously say that every single physical copy of the game was passed around to at least two other people, you're still barely over 10 million people who even played it, let alone saw the whole game through. Let's be unrealistically kind and say half of the people who played it saw it through to the end. So about five million people?I'd say it's very easy to not be spoiled about Ocarina. It's so far from Star Wars in ubiquity that it's not even in the same galaxy. Especially since what he's probably trying to avoid with his black-out isn't stuff like sound bites from the story (that stuff tends to go around fast, like "I AM YOUR FATHER", "THE CAKE IS A LIE", and "WOULD YOU KINDLY"), but stuff like what the different areas look like, what kind of items to expect, bosses, that sort of thing. That stuff (as tragically obvious as it is because this is Zelda and it's been on rehash mode for a while) is probably easier to not be spoiled on than spoiled, even, yes, on GAF, because nobody really talks about it anymore. The only things you're liable to run in on places like GAF are that the water temple is hard, HOLY FUCK GAME OF THE FOREVER LET NO CRITICISM FALL ON ITS GENTLE HEAD, "HEY LINK WATCH OUT LISTEN", and that there is time travel.Heh, I've never seen a Star Wars movie. Not even a single second of it. I've never watched an Indiana Jones either. I just saw The Godfather I and II last year (so many references and TV jokes suddenly made sense).I agree with your point. Especially considering that more kids probably grew up playing PlayStation than Nintendo 64. I was a N64fag and never got around to playing some of the PS One classics until almost a decade later. It happens. Holy shit, dude. I thought I was the only one that never saw those movies either! *high five*I think I still got ya beat tho. I hadn't seen any of the Lord of the Rings movies until just last week, and even then, it was half of the Two Towers. Also never saw any of the Matrixes, No Country for Old Men, Avatar, Titanic, Spiderman 3, any Tarantino movie that wasn't Pulp Fiction or kill Bill, and a shitload of others.I have yet to see an LOTR movie except for five minutes or so of The Two Towers and that was because our booze supply in college just got the DVD and wanted to watch it before going out to get it. I've never seen Star Trek (any movie or TV show), Monty Python, Spiderman 3, X-Men 3, etc. I never really cared for science fiction (not that all of the big movies I have not seen are science fiction) and again, being near dirt floor poor meant that there wasn't an option to watching these movies in a theater or on VHS.Pretty much my case. I lived a fairly sheltered life, and didn't get jack shit from my parents (my mom woulda given me money if she worked, and my dad was just an utter asshole). It wasn't until I started working a steady job when I was around 19 or 20 that I was able to go to the theater to watch more than one movie a year.
What the fuck, if you have netflix all you have to do is order them.
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.php?p=27914782&postcount=217this is the same forum with a 33 page thread on ocarina right?
they're just mockin the opits the same op that made:http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=347969which sadly makes it seem he is sincere
