The Wii remote has the ability to store your user profile so you can take it to your friend’s house and play. Of course, you’ll just want to use your own remote from now on if they keep making porn games like this.
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Never play Wii without the remote condom kids.
This is a game show I would lose at every time. Oops. I lost again, or did I?
The view from above is pretty cool. Beyond that I feel like I am trying to compete with the awful quality of the local news on television by posting this.
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That’s right, it is the favorite new game of typography buffs: Cheese or Font?*
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Good hunting. *Updated the link for the game above. There’s a new mode where you can save your progress if you bookmark the link.
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I had some good times playing the game formerly known as PMOG and I will miss it, to be sure. What’s the Nethernet? It was an MMO that we played all over the web. The Internet was our game board and a toolbar on Firefox was how we interacted. The game developers are turning out the lights and moving on to other projects.
I started playing around the same time that I joined Twitter. Last night during a chat with a close friend from The Nethernet on IRC, we realized that PMOG/TNN was the first time we took a chance and joined a social game. We let our walls down and made some real connections. I remember several months ago, the developers posted in the forum asking what parts of the game the players really enjoyed. I would guess, 99% of us said, “The community.”
Bean counters & marketing gurus are all about numbers. If you get the players/users, then you have a base number which you can use to estimate your all mighty profits from ads, subscriptions and the like. The formula is practically a law in the Internet business world. So, the developers of The Nethernet did what any start up company would do, they went out looking for numbers. Instead of numbers, they got us. We are a community.
We may not have a home, but I have hope to keep the connections that I have made. I humbly offer a refugee camp for those of you interested in remaining in contact. Snocrsh has also made a Ning for lost souls. You can also find many of us on freenode. You can connect through the web using their webchat or you can download xchat, pidgin, colloquy and a number of other free IRC clients. You’ll find your Nethernet friends in the channels #pmog, #thenethernet.com.
Share your own experiences, ideas for a new home or questions about IRC in the comments or the refugee camp. We’ll do our best to keep on jaunting.
Just when you thought it was a not so clever, shabbily put together video by College Humor you find out is real. So, yes there is a game based on Grey’s Anatomy. The fact that it is awful should be no surprise, however what is surprising to these folks, whoever they are, is the way in which the game is awful. The horridness comes from the game play rather then from the show’s weak writing and plots.
For example, perhaps you disagree with my take on the show? Well if you were playing this game you would get 2 choices to respond to my comments, cook me dinner or make out. Hardly seems fair, unless you know me. Then, you’ll wonder why you can’t do both.
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Oh, did I forget to mention it was for the Wii? I wonder if Meridith will get a mustache ride from Mario?
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Just want to give a shout out to my friends at PMOG. They’re creation is featured in October’s Macworld Magazine! Read the write up on the GameLayers site.
Come join the fun over at pmog.com.
