Comments on: The Block http://www.petecullen.net/general/the-block/ Living the Digital Lifestyle Tue, 21 Feb 2012 18:05:15 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Pete http://www.petecullen.net/general/the-block/comment-page-1/#comment-25171 Pete Thu, 29 Jan 2009 16:33:25 +0000 http://www.petecullen.net/?p=1757#comment-25171 More spooky but download the demo from Live and check it, the controls are CRAZY frustrating though. They were great when RE4 was out but it feels very dated now. I'm going to give it another play but the Frustration Factor kicks in too much for me with RE5. Oh there's co-op in the demo by the way, we should try that tomorrow. More spooky but download the demo from Live and check it, the controls are CRAZY frustrating though. They were great when RE4 was out but it feels very dated now. I’m going to give it another play but the Frustration Factor kicks in too much for me with RE5.

Oh there’s co-op in the demo by the way, we should try that tomorrow.

]]> By: DXEndar http://www.petecullen.net/general/the-block/comment-page-1/#comment-25170 DXEndar Thu, 29 Jan 2009 16:28:07 +0000 http://www.petecullen.net/?p=1757#comment-25170 No sir, there is no Simple when it comes to IT. We have a similar set up with a couple of computers in the front office that the volunteers use. We just got rid of the last Pentium II, with USB 1.0 ! While the Volunteer Computers still have to connect to our database for data entry, they are always on the bottom of the performance rung. When someone gets a new computer, we play the ‘Computer Shuffle’ game and the oldest ones end up being the volunteer computers. Consequently, I end up spending more of my time trying to keep them running then any other computer . . . except maybe the DHCP server. I dread seeing a call from extension 101 or 102 . . . because I know it’s the volunteers and they need me to fix a crashed work station ! I’ve never played a Resident Evil game. I hear people talk about them all the time, but I’ve never taken the plunge. Are they more horror driven like Dead Space or more spooky driven like FEAR ? No sir, there is no Simple when it comes to IT.

We have a similar set up with a couple of computers in the front office that the volunteers use. We just got rid of the last Pentium II, with USB 1.0 ! While the Volunteer Computers still have to connect to our database for data entry, they are always on the bottom of the performance rung. When someone gets a new computer, we play the ‘Computer Shuffle’ game and the oldest ones end up being the volunteer computers. Consequently, I end up spending more of my time trying to keep them running then any other computer . . . except maybe the DHCP server. I dread seeing a call from extension 101 or 102 . . . because I know it’s the volunteers and they need me to fix a crashed work station !

I’ve never played a Resident Evil game. I hear people talk about them all the time, but I’ve never taken the plunge. Are they more horror driven like Dead Space or more spooky driven like FEAR ?

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