Red Mosquito

I'm still trying to find everything/beat Ocarina of Time on the N64.

E.H. Ruddock wrote:I'm still trying to find everything/beat Ocarina of Time on the N64.

I could give you a walktrough if you want it.

looking forward to Battlefield 4 whenever that hits.

had so much fun with 3 it was ridiculous.

lolz at COD.

Anyone else care for Arma? Arma III alpha is out, limited thought it might be.

I was hoping Battlefield 3 would be a re-skin (with destructable terrain) of Battlefield 2. No such luck. =(

Bioshock Infinite is getting real close.

Yup. Finally I will have someone to talk about video games with.

Soma. wrote:Yup. Finally I will have someone to talk about video games with.

Lets talk.

Anyone playing Borderlands 2 on Xbox still? I'm crazy into that game and need some people to play with.

A look at the new Ninja Turtle game. Reminds me of the last two Batman games as far as the fight mechanics. Looks fun.

http://www.ign.com/videos/2013/03/20/te ... commentary

Monkey_Driven wrote:

theplatypus wrote:I beat Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest on a SNES emulator. It took me three weeks. I'm not really a gamer.

Fun game though. You should check out Donkey Kong Country Returns on Wii if you have one. That is a great game too.

I haven't owned a console since the N64. But I like these monkeys.

turned2black wrote:The PS3 will NOT play .mkvs directly. But it can stream them using PS3 Media Server on the host machine. It works surprisingly well and is simple to set up.

http://www.ps3mediaserver.org/

There's also a program called mkv2vob that will convert them easily to a format playable by ps3. The only thing is you'll only get one audio track so if there's a director's commentary as an additional audio track you won't get that in the conversion.

Looks like I can't select the secondary audio track when I'm streaming the mkvs over PS3 Media Server too.

Bioshock Infinite is simply beautiful.

Soma. wrote:Bioshock Infinite is simply beautiful.

Good to hear. Let us know how it plays.

Combat feels great, I'm playing it on hard and it really makes you work for it. Dolby 7.1 has come in handy a few times when there have been multiple enemies trying to flush me out of cover. I've made a point of scouring every inch of the city for voice logs, secrets, or to simply just soak in the atmosphere looking at cool shit. Basically I'm trying to savor the experience as best I can.

Soma. wrote:Combat feels great, I'm playing it on hard and it really makes you work for it. Dolby 7.1 has come in handy a few times when there have been multiple enemies trying to flush me out of cover. I've made a point of scouring every inch of the city for voice logs, secrets, or to simply just soak in the atmosphere looking at cool shit. Basically I'm trying to savor the experience as best I can.

As you should. I can't wait to play it.

cutuphalfdead wrote:

turned2black wrote:The PS3 will NOT play .mkvs directly. But it can stream them using PS3 Media Server on the host machine. It works surprisingly well and is simple to set up.

http://www.ps3mediaserver.org/

There's also a program called mkv2vob that will convert them easily to a format playable by ps3. The only thing is you'll only get one audio track so if there's a director's commentary as an additional audio track you won't get that in the conversion.

PS3 Media Server works so flawlessly that I don't see a need to convert. However, my wireless router, host laptop and PS3 all sit within 20 feet from each other.

turned2black wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:

turned2black wrote:The PS3 will NOT play .mkvs directly. But it can stream them using PS3 Media Server on the host machine. It works surprisingly well and is simple to set up.

http://www.ps3mediaserver.org/

There's also a program called mkv2vob that will convert them easily to a format playable by ps3. The only thing is you'll only get one audio track so if there's a director's commentary as an additional audio track you won't get that in the conversion.

PS3 Media Server works so flawlessly that I don't see a need to convert. However, my wireless router, host laptop and PS3 all sit within 20 feet from each other.

The Media Server is pretty legit. No doubt.

turned2black wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:

turned2black wrote:The PS3 will NOT play .mkvs directly. But it can stream them using PS3 Media Server on the host machine. It works surprisingly well and is simple to set up.

http://www.ps3mediaserver.org/

There's also a program called mkv2vob that will convert them easily to a format playable by ps3. The only thing is you'll only get one audio track so if there's a director's commentary as an additional audio track you won't get that in the conversion.

PS3 Media Server works so flawlessly that I don't see a need to convert. However, my wireless router, host laptop and PS3 all sit within 20 feet from each other.

I was getting some lag with it, but mostly because I was tying up my wifi bandwidth with torrents and the such. My NAS drive is hard wired into the router and so is the PS3 so keeping conversions stored there has been my best option.

The secondary audio track issue is the same with both methods. Whether I convert the files or play the mkvs via media server I'm still stuck with the default audio track.

Am I the only one that is really excited for Injustice: Gods Among Us?