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As I said, it's you that feels offended for no reason, Bill obviously didn't take it that way...

I'm an outcast, so don't count me out!

Huh...

Banned for also not posting something 8-bit.

666 is the sum of the first 36 natural numbers (i.e. 1 + 2 + 3+ ... + 34 + 35 + 36 = 666), and thus it is a triangular number. Notice that 36=15+21; 15 and 21 are also triangular numbers; and 15^2+21^2=225+441=666.

Since 36 is both square and triangular, 666 is the sixth number of the form n^2(n^2+1)/2 (sequence A037270 in OEIS) and the eighth number of the form n(n+1)(n^2+n+2)/8 (doubly triangular numbers) (sequence A002817 in OEIS).

The number of prime numbers up to 666 is 121, which is the square of 11, which is the number of prime numbers up to 36.

666 is an abundant number.

The harmonic mean of the decimal digits of 666 is (trivially – all repdigit natural numbers have this property) an integer: 3/(1/6 + 1/6 + 1/6) = 6, making 666 the 54th number with this property.

In base 10, 666 is a repdigit (and therefore a palindromic number) and a Smith number. A prime reciprocal magic square based on 1/149 in base 10 has a magic total of 666.

The Roman numeral for 666, DCLXVI, has exactly one occurrence of all symbols whose value is less than 1000 (D=500, C=100, L=50, X=10, V=5, I=1).

(60 and 360 were used as bases in Babylonian mathematics, as in the degrees of a circle; 360=10x36 and 666 is the sum of the numbers from 1 to 36.)

666 is 1010011010 in the binary numeral system which is the same as its one's complement in reverse digit order.

666 is a member of the indices of prime Padovan numbers: 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 14, 19, 30, 37, 84, 128, 469, 666, 1262, 1573, 2003, 2210, ... (sequence A112882 in OEIS).

When did I say I was? I'm just trying to be specific in the genre classifications, and make sure people look at what the original post said... Take offense if you want, but it's your fault, not mine.

It almost looks like spam advertisements for a specific video converter...

(I did a search for one game's title on Youtube, turned up completely empty)

None of my DOS abandonware will show up in YouTube, some occasionally show up as a picture of the title screen, but most don't. I still have copies of games made for the Apple][ that nobody even knows existed if you're to believe the internet...

Unless there's a really special exception, I don't plan to be covering ANY Nintendo games

GOOD! They get WAY too much coverage as it is...

Heading upstairs to make pizza.

Hell page.

From what I've been hearing coming from some sources in a couple "oil companies", (can't tell you specifics, they requested complete anonymity for job security reasons) close to 60% of Earth's surface has oil at some depth. The additional benefit of it being self-renewing (a drained oil field of over 50 billion barrels will refill itself in less than 10 years if left at 10% when pumping stopped) really helps too.

With your Ruger, how accurate would you call the gun? By that, I mean would you be confident in shooting it out to thirty metres and hitting the target? Are the sights on your Ruger sighted properly? Basically, any and everything about the gun that isn't technical is what I'm interested in.

The gun is a compact, very accurate for it's class. Maximum range I would feel comfortable defending at would be 15m. (but if pressured, would be capable to 35-40m) The sights on it broke, don't know how or why, it's not typical. (that's why I added a laser sight)

Very reliable...

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Least recoil of any .40 S&W handgun that I (and many others) can find.

Requires a thorough cleaning before first use. (including the striker, or you can get anything from light strikes to failure to fire)

Doesn't wear out easily. (seen plenty of reviews from reliable sources saying that 50,000 rounds through their gun with regular maintenance doesn't cause any apparent wear)

Lots of ammo, or a smaller more concealable size magazine. (15 round mag, same number of rounds as the SR9 or the SR40 non-compact, or 9 round mag for a smaller profile/lighter gun)

Striker fired pistol, not hammer. (cock it by racking the slide, nothing else ill cock the weapon)

Has a short Picatinny rail under the barrel, so you can mount a laser or flashlight or something else easily. (I was thinking about seeing if I could fit a foregrip on it, just for the lols)

Very light weight. (23.4 oz)

If you wanna know something 'boot guns and you don't want to read,than this channel is for you: http://www.youtube.com/user/hickok45?feature=g-subs-u

His review of the SR40c T&E was part of the reason I chose the gun.

I didn't say it had to be both, but I'm guessing it'd have to one or the other.

I should've clarified in my first list addition which of mine were FPS, RPG, and FPSRPG... I'm doing that now with the rest of the posted games.

My first list, broken down...

FPSRPG: Far Cry 2

Elder Scrolls: Morrowind

Dead Island

Dead Island: Riptide

Deus Ex

Deus Ex: Invisible War

Deus Ex: Human Revolution

TPSRPG: Red Faction: Guerrilla

Red Faction: Armageddon

Oh I have some games you've never heard of, I'm sure of it. We'll see what you think of Episode 2!

We'll see... I've been getting random abandonware pulled out of my old DOS games pile for some time, most of which I have trouble finding any information about online. It'd be cool if you did find one though.

Say, have you ever played Elfland?

Ambassador pineapple can handle this, but he speaks really softly, so get close.

I think Ross is going to have trouble finding games I haven't already heard of and made an opinion for that fits his subject criteria.

Banned for not posting something 8-bit.

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You... Bought... (or stole!) This dumb CD... Now... You... Are suffering...

Silent hill

Diablo II

Fallout (1,2)

Not FPS. (Silent Hill isn't even an RPG either)

Far Cry

Minecraft

Not RPG. (Minecraft can be modded to be an RPG, it's close without the mods, but it really isn't an RPG without)

Half life (1,2,episode 1 and 2)

Oblivion

Fallout 3

Already on the list.

Rosebud!

Check your local laws. Some towns allow firing in city limits, but they are very few and far between.

Should you? Only if you have a really good backing for your target that will prevent ricochets and penetration.

Not really a dumb question, I have the urge to fire a couple rounds from my gun into trees around here all the time.

I'm looking forward to that holodeck in twenty years.

I'd like to have the cat language translator too...

(Indeed. Why are we conversing within parentheses?)