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I said that you IMPLIED that immersion in drinking water =/= drinking water in video games.

Tyeforce said:
That comparison is obvious, and you know it's not what I meant.
Can't spell assuming without ass. You really need to break that habit.

We're talking about something that does the exact same thing, but has a different experience. We aren't talking about two mint conditioned consoles playing something versus a broken down console. Get our head out of your digit, because everything you're saying past "game" in the first paragraph is out of your vector. If you can't even factor in my equations you don't deserve to see the inflection point of my derivative.

Tyeforce said:
But every new Nintendo handheld feels completely different. They may play the same games, but it's a different experience.
A water bottle may hold water and you can drink out of it, but a dirty water bottle does the same thing. DIFFERENT EXPERIENCE.

Your being has no relevance. You're a square matrix without an inverse. You know what we call people like you? Non-invertible
 
TravisTouchdown said:
I said that you IMPLIED that immersion in drinking water =/= drinking water in video games.

Tyeforce said:
That comparison is obvious, and you know it's not what I meant.
Can't spell assuming without ass. You really need to break that habit.

We're talking about something that does the exact same thing, but has a different experience. We aren't talking about two mint conditioned consoles playing something versus a broken down console. Get our head out of your digit, because everything you're saying past "game" in the first paragraph is out of your vector. If you can't even factor in my equations you don't deserve to see the inflection point of my derivative.

Tyeforce said:
But every new Nintendo handheld feels completely different. They may play the same games, but it's a different experience.
A water bottle may hold water and you can drink out of it, but a dirty water bottle does the same thing. DIFFERENT EXPERIENCE.

Your being has no relevance. You're a square matrix without an inverse. You know what we call people like you? Non-invertible
You're just trying to cause trouble. You know damn well that although drinking out of a different bottle may be a slightly different experience, it's nowhere near as big of a different experience as playing a game on a different console is.
 
Tyeforce said:
TravisTouchdown said:
I said that you IMPLIED that immersion in drinking water =/= drinking water in video games.

Tyeforce said:
That comparison is obvious, and you know it's not what I meant.
Can't spell assuming without ass. You really need to break that habit.

We're talking about something that does the exact same thing, but has a different experience. We aren't talking about two mint conditioned consoles playing something versus a broken down console. Get our head out of your digit, because everything you're saying past "game" in the first paragraph is out of your vector. If you can't even factor in my equations you don't deserve to see the inflection point of my derivative.

Tyeforce said:
But every new Nintendo handheld feels completely different. They may play the same games, but it's a different experience.
A water bottle may hold water and you can drink out of it, but a dirty water bottle does the same thing. DIFFERENT EXPERIENCE.

Your being has no relevance. You're a square matrix without an inverse. You know what we call people like you? Non-invertible
You're just trying to cause trouble. You know damn well that although drinking out of a different bottle may be a slightly different experience, it's nowhere near as big of a different experience as playing a game on a different console is.
Cause trouble? Nope, just trying to make you see my point. Not my fault you're a homogeneous system of equations.
Tyeforce said:
You know damn well that although drinking out of a different bottle may be a slightly different experience.
Can't spell assuming wi..well you know.
 
just read back a bit, holy crap, wth? the dsi and dsixl are the same things, just a bigger screen on one, theres no HUGE changes, and what does this have to do with ipad? the ipad is new theres no other ipads out, its similar to the iphone and ipod touch yes, but its not meant to be used like one, it seems like its supposed to be used mainly for internet and movies, id love to have one to watch movies on, i usually watch on my laptop, an ipad would be much better for watching.
 
TravisTouchdown said:
Tyeforce said:
TravisTouchdown said:
I said that you IMPLIED that immersion in drinking water =/= drinking water in video games.

Tyeforce said:
That comparison is obvious, and you know it's not what I meant.
Can't spell assuming without ass. You really need to break that habit.

We're talking about something that does the exact same thing, but has a different experience. We aren't talking about two mint conditioned consoles playing something versus a broken down console. Get our head out of your digit, because everything you're saying past "game" in the first paragraph is out of your vector. If you can't even factor in my equations you don't deserve to see the inflection point of my derivative.

Tyeforce said:
But every new Nintendo handheld feels completely different. They may play the same games, but it's a different experience.
A water bottle may hold water and you can drink out of it, but a dirty water bottle does the same thing. DIFFERENT EXPERIENCE.

Your being has no relevance. You're a square matrix without an inverse. You know what we call people like you? Non-invertible
You're just trying to cause trouble. You know damn well that although drinking out of a different bottle may be a slightly different experience, it's nowhere near as big of a different experience as playing a game on a different console is.
Cause trouble? Nope, just trying to make you see my point. Not my fault you're a homogeneous system of equations.
Tyeforce said:
You know damn well that although drinking out of a different bottle may be a slightly different experience.
Can't spell assuming wi..well you know.
I see your point just fine, and it's irrelevant.

And, yes, I'm assuming. I'm assuming that you're not a complete idiot who thinks that drinking water out of a different bottle is a more different experience than playing a game on a different console. Maybe I shouldn't have assumed that, because it appears that I've been mistaken.
 
David said:
just read back a bit, holy crap, wth? the dsi and dsixl are the same things, just a bigger screen on one, theres no HUGE changes, and what does this have to do with ipad? the ipad is new theres no other ipads out, its similar to the iphone and ipod touch yes, but its not meant to be used like one, it seems like its supposed to be used mainly for internet and movies, id love to have one to watch movies on, i usually watch on my laptop, an ipad would be much better for watching.
We weren't comparing the iPhone/iPod touch to the iPad, we were talking about how Apple's product upgrades aren't as significant as Nintendo's. The iPad isn't really an upgrade of anything, so it doesn't concern our conversation.

And there may not be a huge difference between the DSi and DSi XL from a technical point of view, but you can definitely feel the difference. Every single person I've shown it to (and that's a lot of people, considering that I show it off to customers at work) is extremely impressed by it. It's something you have to experience yourself to really appreciate it. Pictures and videos do it no justice.
 
Tyeforce said:
TravisTouchdown said:
Tyeforce said:
TravisTouchdown said:
I said that you IMPLIED that immersion in drinking water =/= drinking water in video games.

Tyeforce said:
That comparison is obvious, and you know it's not what I meant.
Can't spell assuming without ass. You really need to break that habit.

We're talking about something that does the exact same thing, but has a different experience. We aren't talking about two mint conditioned consoles playing something versus a broken down console. Get our head out of your digit, because everything you're saying past "game" in the first paragraph is out of your vector. If you can't even factor in my equations you don't deserve to see the inflection point of my derivative.

Tyeforce said:
But every new Nintendo handheld feels completely different. They may play the same games, but it's a different experience.
A water bottle may hold water and you can drink out of it, but a dirty water bottle does the same thing. DIFFERENT EXPERIENCE.

Your being has no relevance. You're a square matrix without an inverse. You know what we call people like you? Non-invertible
You're just trying to cause trouble. You know damn well that although drinking out of a different bottle may be a slightly different experience, it's nowhere near as big of a different experience as playing a game on a different console is.
Cause trouble? Nope, just trying to make you see my point. Not my fault you're a homogeneous system of equations.
Tyeforce said:
You know damn well that although drinking out of a different bottle may be a slightly different experience.
Can't spell assuming wi..well you know.
I see your point just fine, and it's irrelevant.

And, yes, I'm assuming. I'm assuming that you're not a complete idiot who thinks that drinking water out of a different bottle is a more different experience than playing a game on a different console. Maybe I shouldn't have assumed that, because it appears that I've been mistaken.
No, you don't see my point, if you did you wouldn't think that cosine wouldn't use an adjacent over a hypotenuse. Instead you're trying to find the opposite/hypotenuse rather than the θ in cos.

Assuming, assuming, assuming. Ever play an Ace Attorney game? You can't come into court assuming someone shot someone else. Just as you can't argue with your betters assuming they think things. Don't be mad I got the better of you, not everyone gets to be the factorial of a given integer. You're gonna have to stay as a smaller positive integer.

0! = 1 you son of a digit.
 
Tyeforce said:
David said:
just read back a bit, holy crap, wth? the dsi and dsixl are the same things, just a bigger screen on one, theres no HUGE changes, and what does this have to do with ipad? the ipad is new theres no other ipads out, its similar to the iphone and ipod touch yes, but its not meant to be used like one, it seems like its supposed to be used mainly for internet and movies, id love to have one to watch movies on, i usually watch on my laptop, an ipad would be much better for watching.
We weren't comparing the iPhone/iPod touch to the iPad, we were talking about how Apple's product upgrades aren't as significant as Nintendo's. The iPad isn't really an upgrade of anything, so it doesn't concern our conversation.

And there may not be a huge difference between the DSi and DSi XL from a technical point of view, but you can definitely feel the difference. Every single person I've shown it to (and that's a lot of people, considering that I show it off to customers at work) is extremely impressed by it. It's something you have to experience yourself to really appreciate it. Pictures and videos do it no justice.
LOL apples always improving their stuff, doesnt mean you gotta buy it all though. nintendo releases ******** upgrades like bigger screens. apples always redesigning for the better in hardware and software.
 
TravisTouchdown said:
Tyeforce said:
TravisTouchdown said:
Tyeforce said:
TravisTouchdown said:
I said that you IMPLIED that immersion in drinking water =/= drinking water in video games.


Quoting limited to 5 levels deep
You're just trying to cause trouble. You know damn well that although drinking out of a different bottle may be a slightly different experience, it's nowhere near as big of a different experience as playing a game on a different console is.
Cause trouble? Nope, just trying to make you see my point. Not my fault you're a homogeneous system of equations.
Tyeforce said:
You know damn well that although drinking out of a different bottle may be a slightly different experience.
Can't spell assuming wi..well you know.
I see your point just fine, and it's irrelevant.

And, yes, I'm assuming. I'm assuming that you're not a complete idiot who thinks that drinking water out of a different bottle is a more different experience than playing a game on a different console. Maybe I shouldn't have assumed that, because it appears that I've been mistaken.
No, you don't see my point, if you did you wouldn't think that cosine wouldn't use an adjacent over a hypotenuse. Instead you're trying to find the opposite/hypotenuse rather than the θ in cos.

Assuming, assuming, assuming. Ever play an Ace Attorney game? You can't come into court assuming someone shot someone else. Just as you can't argue with your betters assuming they think things. Don't be mad I got the better of you, not everyone gets to be the factorial of a given integer. You're gonna have to stay as a smaller positive integer.

0! = 1 you son of a digit.
I don't see why you're bringing math into this. This isn't calculus. I get that it's an example, but I understand your point perfectly well, and it's flawed. Drinking from a different bottle ≠ playing a video game on a different console.

And I guess you just didn't read my last comment, so I'll post it again.
Tyeforce said:
And, yes, I'm assuming. I'm assuming that you're not a complete idiot who thinks that drinking water out of a different bottle is a more different experience than playing a game on a different console. Maybe I shouldn't have assumed that, because it appears that I've been mistaken.
 
David said:
Tyeforce said:
David said:
just read back a bit, holy crap, wth? the dsi and dsixl are the same things, just a bigger screen on one, theres no HUGE changes, and what does this have to do with ipad? the ipad is new theres no other ipads out, its similar to the iphone and ipod touch yes, but its not meant to be used like one, it seems like its supposed to be used mainly for internet and movies, id love to have one to watch movies on, i usually watch on my laptop, an ipad would be much better for watching.
We weren't comparing the iPhone/iPod touch to the iPad, we were talking about how Apple's product upgrades aren't as significant as Nintendo's. The iPad isn't really an upgrade of anything, so it doesn't concern our conversation.

And there may not be a huge difference between the DSi and DSi XL from a technical point of view, but you can definitely feel the difference. Every single person I've shown it to (and that's a lot of people, considering that I show it off to customers at work) is extremely impressed by it. It's something you have to experience yourself to really appreciate it. Pictures and videos do it no justice.
LOL apples always improving their stuff, doesnt mean you gotta buy it all though. nintendo releases ******** upgrades like bigger screens. apples always redesigning for the better in hardware and software.
Apple improves their stuff, yes, but their upgrades usually aren't worth buying if you already have an older model. Of course, the same could be said about Nintendo's upgrades, but I see more reason to buy a bigger DSi than a slightly upgraded iPhone that's the same exact size and style as the last one. The bigger screens mean bigger visuals, more room to use the stylus, and a greater experience overall.

<small>Why am I even bothering to reply to David? >_></small>
 
Tyeforce said:
David said:
Tyeforce said:
David said:
just read back a bit, holy crap, wth? the dsi and dsixl are the same things, just a bigger screen on one, theres no HUGE changes, and what does this have to do with ipad? the ipad is new theres no other ipads out, its similar to the iphone and ipod touch yes, but its not meant to be used like one, it seems like its supposed to be used mainly for internet and movies, id love to have one to watch movies on, i usually watch on my laptop, an ipad would be much better for watching.
We weren't comparing the iPhone/iPod touch to the iPad, we were talking about how Apple's product upgrades aren't as significant as Nintendo's. The iPad isn't really an upgrade of anything, so it doesn't concern our conversation.

And there may not be a huge difference between the DSi and DSi XL from a technical point of view, but you can definitely feel the difference. Every single person I've shown it to (and that's a lot of people, considering that I show it off to customers at work) is extremely impressed by it. It's something you have to experience yourself to really appreciate it. Pictures and videos do it no justice.
LOL apples always improving their stuff, doesnt mean you gotta buy it all though. nintendo releases ******** upgrades like bigger screens. apples always redesigning for the better in hardware and software.
Apple improves their stuff, yes, but their upgrades usually aren't worth buying if you already have an older model. Of course, the same could be said about Nintendo's upgrades, but I see more reason to buy a bigger DSi than a slightly upgraded iPhone that's the same exact size and style as the last one. The bigger screens mean bigger visuals, more room to use the stylus, and a greater experience overall.

<small>Why am I even bothering to reply to David? >_></small>
new ipods are worth buying mroe than new DS'
 
David said:
Tyeforce said:
David said:
Tyeforce said:
David said:
just read back a bit, holy crap, wth? the dsi and dsixl are the same things, just a bigger screen on one, theres no HUGE changes, and what does this have to do with ipad? the ipad is new theres no other ipads out, its similar to the iphone and ipod touch yes, but its not meant to be used like one, it seems like its supposed to be used mainly for internet and movies, id love to have one to watch movies on, i usually watch on my laptop, an ipad would be much better for watching.
We weren't comparing the iPhone/iPod touch to the iPad, we were talking about how Apple's product upgrades aren't as significant as Nintendo's. The iPad isn't really an upgrade of anything, so it doesn't concern our conversation.

And there may not be a huge difference between the DSi and DSi XL from a technical point of view, but you can definitely feel the difference. Every single person I've shown it to (and that's a lot of people, considering that I show it off to customers at work) is extremely impressed by it. It's something you have to experience yourself to really appreciate it. Pictures and videos do it no justice.
LOL apples always improving their stuff, doesnt mean you gotta buy it all though. nintendo releases ******** upgrades like bigger screens. apples always redesigning for the better in hardware and software.
Apple improves their stuff, yes, but their upgrades usually aren't worth buying if you already have an older model. Of course, the same could be said about Nintendo's upgrades, but I see more reason to buy a bigger DSi than a slightly upgraded iPhone that's the same exact size and style as the last one. The bigger screens mean bigger visuals, more room to use the stylus, and a greater experience overall.

<small>Why am I even bothering to reply to David? >_></small>
new ipods are worth buying mroe than new DS'
Maybe to you, but why would I want to buy a new iPod when the one I have works just fine? It's not like the DSi XL, which has bigger screens for a better experience. The music will come out of a new iPod exactly the same as it does my current one. Of course, if I get an iPod touch, then I'll have all the apps and features that come with it, but for everything that I would want to do with an iPod touch, my DSi XL does just fine, and with bigger screens.
 
Tyeforce said:
David said:
Tyeforce said:
David said:
Tyeforce said:
Quoting limited to 5 levels deephuge difference between the DSi and DSi XL from a technical point of view, but you can definitely feel the difference. Every single person I've shown it to (and that's a lot of people, considering that I show it off to customers at work) is extremely impressed by it. It's something you have to experience yourself to really appreciate it. Pictures and videos do it no justice.
LOL apples always improving their stuff, doesnt mean you gotta buy it all though. nintendo releases ******** upgrades like bigger screens. apples always redesigning for the better in hardware and software.
Apple improves their stuff, yes, but their upgrades usually aren't worth buying if you already have an older model. Of course, the same could be said about Nintendo's upgrades, but I see more reason to buy a bigger DSi than a slightly upgraded iPhone that's the same exact size and style as the last one. The bigger screens mean bigger visuals, more room to use the stylus, and a greater experience overall.

<small>Why am I even bothering to reply to David? >_></small>
new ipods are worth buying mroe than new DS'
Maybe to you, but why would I want to buy a new iPod when the one I have works just fine? It's not like the DSi XL, which has bigger screens for a better experience. The music will come out of a new iPod exactly the same as it does my current one. Of course, if I get an iPod touch, then I'll have all the apps and features that come with it, but for everything that I would want to do with an iPod touch, my DSi XL does just fine, and with bigger screens.
you dont have to buy every ipod, ill be buying a new one soon only because mine doesnt work well anymore. as for ds same goes for that.
 
TravisTouchdown said:
Tyeforce said:
TravisTouchdown said:
Tyeforce said:
TravisTouchdown said:
I said that you IMPLIED that immersion in drinking water =/= drinking water in video games.


Quoting limited to 5 levels deep
You're just trying to cause trouble. You know damn well that although drinking out of a different bottle may be a slightly different experience, it's nowhere near as big of a different experience as playing a game on a different console is.
Cause trouble? Nope, just trying to make you see my point. Not my fault you're a homogeneous system of equations.
Tyeforce said:
You know damn well that although drinking out of a different bottle may be a slightly different experience.
Can't spell assuming wi..well you know.
I see your point just fine, and it's irrelevant.

And, yes, I'm assuming. I'm assuming that you're not a complete idiot who thinks that drinking water out of a different bottle is a more different experience than playing a game on a different console. Maybe I shouldn't have assumed that, because it appears that I've been mistaken.
No, you don't see my point, if you did you wouldn't think that cosine wouldn't use an adjacent over a hypotenuse. Instead you're trying to find the opposite/hypotenuse rather than the θ in cos.

Assuming, assuming, assuming. Ever play an Ace Attorney game? You can't come into court assuming someone shot someone else. Just as you can't argue with your betters assuming they think things. Don't be mad I got the better of you, not everyone gets to be the factorial of a given integer. You're gonna have to stay as a smaller positive integer.

0! = 1 you son of a digit.
Go on. I like where you're going with this.
 
David said:
Tyeforce said:
David said:
Tyeforce said:
David said:
Quoting limited to 5 levels deephuge difference between the DSi and DSi XL from a technical point of view, but you can definitely feel the difference. Every single person I've shown it to (and that's a lot
Apple improves their stuff, yes, but their upgrades usually aren't worth buying if you already have an older model. Of course, the same could be said about Nintendo's upgrades, but I see more reason to buy a bigger DSi than a slightly upgraded iPhone that's the same exact size and style as the last one. The bigger screens mean bigger visuals, more room to use the stylus, and a greater experience overall.

<small>Why am I even bothering to reply to David? >_></small>
new ipods are worth buying mroe than new DS'
Maybe to you, but why would I want to buy a new iPod when the one I have works just fine? It's not like the DSi XL, which has bigger screens for a better experience. The music will come out of a new iPod exactly the same as it does my current one. Of course, if I get an iPod touch, then I'll have all the apps and features that come with it, but for everything that I would want to do with an iPod touch, my DSi XL does just fine, and with bigger screens.
you dont have to buy every ipod, ill be buying a new one soon only because mine doesnt work well anymore. as for ds same goes for that.
I never said I have to. I just said that I have more reason to buy Nintendo's upgrades than Apple's upgrades. That's not to say that Apple's upgrades are bad, because they certainly aren't. They just aren't always worth buying if you already have an older model, unlike Nintendo's upgrades. That may not be the case for everyone, of course, but it is for me.
 
Tyeforce said:
David said:
Tyeforce said:
David said:
Tyeforce said:
Quoting limited to 5 levels deephuge difference between the DSi and DSi XL from a technical point of view, but you can definitely feel the difference. Every single person I've shown it to (and that's a lot<small>Why am I even bothering to reply to David? >_></small>
new ipods are worth buying mroe than new DS'
Maybe to you, but why would I want to buy a new iPod when the one I have works just fine? It's not like the DSi XL, which has bigger screens for a better experience. The music will come out of a new iPod exactly the same as it does my current one. Of course, if I get an iPod touch, then I'll have all the apps and features that come with it, but for everything that I would want to do with an iPod touch, my DSi XL does just fine, and with bigger screens.
you dont have to buy every ipod, ill be buying a new one soon only because mine doesnt work well anymore. as for ds same goes for that.
I never said I have to. I just said that I have more reason to buy Nintendo's upgrades than Apple's upgrades. That's not to say that Apple's upgrades are bad, because they certainly aren't. They just aren't always worth buying if you already have an older model, unlike Nintendo's upgrades. That may not be the case for everyone, of course, but it is for me.
apples upgrades are always better than nintendos handheld upgrades. atleast lately they have been. your wasting your money more on nintendos stuff than you would be on apples.
 
Tyeforce said:
David said:
Tyeforce said:
David said:
just read back a bit, holy crap, wth? the dsi and dsixl are the same things, just a bigger screen on one, theres no HUGE changes, and what does this have to do with ipad? the ipad is new theres no other ipads out, its similar to the iphone and ipod touch yes, but its not meant to be used like one, it seems like its supposed to be used mainly for internet and movies, id love to have one to watch movies on, i usually watch on my laptop, an ipad would be much better for watching.
We weren't comparing the iPhone/iPod touch to the iPad, we were talking about how Apple's product upgrades aren't as significant as Nintendo's. The iPad isn't really an upgrade of anything, so it doesn't concern our conversation.

And there may not be a huge difference between the DSi and DSi XL from a technical point of view, but you can definitely feel the difference. Every single person I've shown it to (and that's a lot of people, considering that I show it off to customers at work) is extremely impressed by it. It's something you have to experience yourself to really appreciate it. Pictures and videos do it no justice.
LOL apples always improving their stuff, doesnt mean you gotta buy it all though. nintendo releases ******** upgrades like bigger screens. apples always redesigning for the better in hardware and software.
Apple improves their stuff, yes, but their upgrades usually aren't worth buying if you already have an older model. Of course, the same could be said about Nintendo's upgrades, but I see more reason to buy a bigger DSi than a slightly upgraded iPhone that's the same exact size and style as the last one. The bigger screens mean bigger visuals, more room to use the stylus, and a greater experience overall.

<small>Why am I even bothering to reply to David? >_></small>
So you're saying a bigger screen allows you to enjoy the DSi XL more than an iPhone where the new upgrades allow you to do a multitude of things with different apps.

You can now play games online, you can do stuff with the camera, there's the navigation system which can be built into apps and much, much, much more.

I fail to see how a bigger screen makes more difference or is worth any more money than the features added to the iPhone. You can say that it feels a completely different experience all you like, but I personally would prefer the experience of having all the power of the internet (and more) in my hands with the iPhone.
 
The thinks out can do everything you can on a DsiXL on an iTouch...

Wow... This is actually beyond belief...
 
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