The You Game!

[iHeckler9]

< wonders why it's called "The You Game" when
A: It's not really a game
B: "<" means "I" or "[username]", not "you"

[Ambidextroid]

< just finished his new signature.

It's called the "you" game because if it was called the "me" game, the game would be about Xenesus, since they created it. It's referring to the people who play.

Edit: < thinks his signature is crappy and is changing it back...

[Shrooblord]

< wonders why it's called "The You Game" when
A: It's not really a game
B: "<" means "I" or "[username]", not "you"

Because it's all about you, dear reader! And it's a frivolous game in which we all revel in how wonderful your daily ongoings are.

[Imco]

< just traded a ralts for a shiny crobat o_O

[beebo44]

< thinks ^ might've been trading with a pretty misinformed person. Or said person really wanted a Ralts right at that moment.

[Fifo]

< likes replaying Rayman 1 for some reason. < is having trouble getting the last cage in Twilight Gulch ONCE AGAIN. Damn! That part is extremely precise!

< suggests jumping from the middle of the platform rather than the end, and then moving to the left once you grab on to get a tether boost.

It worked – thanks!

Yup, it’s a CRT screen – PS1 games look nicer on CRTs.
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Next stop - Picture City!! < hates that world!

So far, I passed (with lots of cursing):
— Eraser Plains
— Pencil Pentathlon

[Reese Riverson]

< Agrees with ^'s statement, and can add that even PS2 games, GamceCube Games, Xbox games, and older all look best on a CRT.

[Snagglebee]

< says that it is indeed possible to emulate the look of an CRT on a LCD display.


< feels like god.

[Adsolution]

They look 'better' on CRTs because they're running at native resolution, and the scan jet is blurry enough to mask flaws.

< got 6250 in Home Run Contest.

[PluMGMK]

<'s hair is getting harder to control.
< seems to be losing his mind.
< was quite amused to be asked this morning by his mother to wear a reflective armband whose manufacturers don't seem to know much about either optics and English:

When light, such as from a car headlight, shines on it, the light is reflected back to it's point of origin and gives an early warning of your presence.

[Shrooblord]

At least the headlights will know ^'s coming!

[PluMGMK]

Exactly!

And shoot, < knew < would end up screwing up the grammar in <'s above sentence, this sort of thing always happens! Obviously < meant "either optics OR English", but unfortunately the sentence was originally worded differently and < didn't notice that change that needed to be made.

[Ambidextroid]

Wait, I don't see what's wrong with either the optics or the English in that statement...

[PluMGMK]

If the light is reflected to its point of origin, no-one will see it, since the "point of origin" is just the headlight! And it said "it's point of origin", which really grates on <'s nerves (and on those of many around here ).

[Bradandez]

< got <'s job back!

[PluMGMK]

< is glad to hear it!

[Jewish Candy]

That's great news, Brad! < wonders what exactly happened, for it to be given back so quickly?

[PluMGMK]

< says that it is indeed possible to emulate the look of an CRT on a LCD display.


< feels like god.

< only noticed this now. < wonders what witchcraft this is.

[Imco]

< just completed his Kalos Central Pokédex

[Hunchman801]

< just completed his Kalos Central Pokédex

< completed the first one ages ago. That's about it.