Hows it feel Japan?!
Vern Young Jr.
over in Japan,and 95% never make it over here for US release,you gotta
import the damn games from Japan,and then you either gotta have a japanese
DC,or a Modded DC,WELL,you know the old Cliche',what comes around goes
around, We got one of the best fighting games ever to grace any console in
DOA2 for the DC, released only in the USA, EAT IT JAPAN!!!! Who knows if it
will make it to Japan, actually I hope it does,they shouldn't be left out in
the cold with no DOA2 for the DC,even though if roles were reversed,they'ed
keep the damn thing for themself..We're not like that over here, we like to
share.. Of course,they'll have the unimpressive DOA2 for the PSX2, I've only
seen screen shots,and,well,the backgrounds are nice....
Darien Allen
<vern...@superior.net> we were graced with this statement:
>share.. Of course,they'll have the unimpressive DOA2 for the PSX2, I've only
>seen screen shots,and,well,the backgrounds are nice....
WTF?
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WOW get a life and grow up!
"Vern Young Jr." <vern...@superior.net> wrote in message
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> You know ever since the US release of the DC, we've seen all these
releases
> over in Japan,and 95% never make it over here for US release,you gotta
> import the damn games from Japan,and then you either gotta have a japanese
> DC,or a Modded DC,WELL,you know the old Cliche',what comes around goes
> around, We got one of the best fighting games ever to grace any console in
> DOA2 for the DC, released only in the USA, EAT IT JAPAN!!!! Who knows if
it
> will make it to Japan, actually I hope it does,they shouldn't be left out
in
> the cold with no DOA2 for the DC,even though if roles were
reversed,they'ed
> keep the damn thing for themself..We're not like that over here, we like
to
Geoff Leask
<darienNO...@mindspring.com> wrote:
>Now at the time of Fri, 17 Mar 2000 20:12:55 -0500, "Vern Young Jr."
><vern...@superior.net> we were graced with this statement:
>
>>share.. Of course,they'll have the unimpressive DOA2 for the PSX2, I've only
>>seen screen shots,and,well,the backgrounds are nice....
>
>WTF?
Maybe too much caffeine?
Tiamat
@&!(not the game itself but the lack of 'consideration' for the home
version--the US home version). They ARE getting a superior version of DOA2
for ps2.
I guess you can just throw any bone here and we'll go for it. O, those
fucking japs. Im getting the all-american x-box fuck ps2!
"Vern Young Jr." <vern...@superior.net> wrote in message
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> You know ever since the US release of the DC, we've seen all these
releases
> over in Japan,and 95% never make it over here for US release,you gotta
> import the damn games from Japan,and then you either gotta have a japanese
> DC,or a Modded DC,WELL,you know the old Cliche',what comes around goes
> around, We got one of the best fighting games ever to grace any console in
> DOA2 for the DC, released only in the USA, EAT IT JAPAN!!!! Who knows if
it
> will make it to Japan, actually I hope it does,they shouldn't be left out
in
> the cold with no DOA2 for the DC,even though if roles were
reversed,they'ed
> keep the damn thing for themself..We're not like that over here, we like
to
Nerraw
at some level I agree with your frustration on imports and lack there of the
ones that never make a North American debut, but hey you forgot something,
It's also in CANADA, the USA is NOT the only country to get it.
On another note, the game fans are not to blame, it's the companies that
make them and the stupid governments that make it so difficult to import
goods with all the red tape BS, we need more free trade and I mean FREE, not
like the one put in motion that divides our two countries, send email to the
government and complain why it's so bloody hard to get a friging continental
license agreement that allows for easier exchange of media in any form and
to stop living in the dark ages, the wars are over between our countries and
we want real freedom of information and media in any way shape or form it's
available and not taxed either.
Nerraw
Alex Westley
>
> You know I understand where your coming from and what your trying to say and
> at some level I agree with your frustration on imports and lack there of the
> ones that never make a North American debut, but hey you forgot something,
> It's also in CANADA, the USA is NOT the only country to get it.
>
Yeah, people forget about our Canadian friends, all tucked away down
there. Get rid of those god damned "culture preservation" French
bastards and we'll talk, eh?
> On another note, the game fans are not to blame, it's the companies that
> make them and the stupid governments that make it so difficult to import
> goods with all the red tape BS, we need more free trade and I mean FREE, not
> like the one put in motion that divides our two countries, send email to the
> government and complain why it's so bloody hard to get a friging continental
> license agreement that allows for easier exchange of media in any form and
> to stop living in the dark ages, the wars are over between our countries and
> we want real freedom of information and media in any way shape or form it's
> available and not taxed either.
This is NOT the answer. World-wide free-trade sounds like a great,
progressive kind of idea on the surface, but -if we can learn from
NAFTA- it actually stinks in practice. The reason is that we don't have
world-wide labor laws, or laws on product quality (fire safty, explosion
hazard, environmental polluntant, etc) or copyright laws or a million
other things that may make the playing field a little less than fair.
We'd end up with all menial labor jobs transferred overseas. This means
the death of the American-made car, especially for Japanese companies
with American plants, like Toyota. But when a car costs half as much to
make in Korea than it does in the US, I could see even GM and Ford
taking their plants elsewere. Textiles would all be made by 8 year olds
in some pacific-rim sweatshop. And copyrights would be unenforcable
(well, I suppose even bad ideas have a silver lining...).
This isn't just bad for those underpaid, poorly treated workers in other
countries, this is bad for all developed nations as their internaly-made
products of any type will be 10x more expensive than the imports. There
would no longer be a place in a first-world country for any type of
unskilled labor (other than service/retail or construction). Some of
this is already coming to pass, of course.
This is exactly the kind of thing that the WTO protests in Seattle were
all about. And don't tell me it was just a bunch of hooligans either. So
people couldn't get their Starbucks coffee for a couple days. Cry me a
river, people in sweatshops don't even get coffee, or enough food or
basic human rights.
>
> Nerraw
>
-Alex, who's just been hit on an exposed political nerve.
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Nerraw
> there. Get rid of those god damned "culture preservation" French
> bastards and we'll talk, eh?
I Agree.
> This is NOT the answer. World-wide free-trade sounds like a great,
> progressive kind of idea on the surface, but -if we can learn from
> NAFTA- it actually stinks in practice.
I said media, like books, movies, tapes, CD's, games etc.
>send email to the government and complain why it's so bloody hard to get a
friging continental
license agreement that allows for easier exchange of media in any form.
Nerraw
"Alex Westley" <ot...@zoomnet.nospam.net> wrote in message
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Alex Westley
The free flow of information and media between countries has actually
been hurt quite a bit with DVD's region locking. They want to do the
same thing with DVD-Audio and I'm sure eventually we'll have the same
kind of thing on the net.
Though some companies want increased globalization, others want
increased comparmentalization and strict import/export control. It'll
all come down to who can buy the most senators, though. You have to love
government-sanctioned bribery..er.."lobbying".
Nerraw wrote:
>
> I said media, like books, movies, tapes, CD's, games etc.
>
-Alex, who needs to put down his copy of Das Kapital and get back to
work
Nerraw
don't dwell on it, I would rather play a bad video game than have to deal
with the thought that Bill Gates could buy himself into the White House.
We live in shameless times and it doesn't look any brighter in the future,
how does that saying go....
God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change and the
strength to pound the crap out of those who make it so.
Nerraw
P.S. I just want to play good games, and have the choice to pick from
everything.
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Vern Young Jr.
"Nerraw" <ner...@home.com> wrote in message
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> You know I understand where your coming from and what your trying to say
and
> at some level I agree with your frustration on imports and lack there of
the
> ones that never make a North American debut, but hey you forgot something,
> It's also in CANADA, the USA is NOT the only country to get it.
>
> make them and the stupid governments that make it so difficult to import
> goods with all the red tape BS, we need more free trade and I mean FREE,
not
> like the one put in motion that divides our two countries, send email to
the
> government and complain why it's so bloody hard to get a friging
continental
> license agreement that allows for easier exchange of media in any form and
> to stop living in the dark ages, the wars are over between our countries
and
> we want real freedom of information and media in any way shape or form
it's
> available and not taxed either.
>
I was referring to the Japanese DC market,sorry if you thought I meant the
public.....
Tiamat
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> You know I understand where your coming from and what your trying to say
and
> at some level I agree with your frustration on imports and lack there of
the
> ones that never make a North American debut, but hey you forgot something,
> It's also in CANADA, the USA is NOT the only country to get it.
whats canada
Nerraw
Nerraw
"Vern Young Jr." <vern...@superior.net> wrote in message
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Nerraw
It's the place you don't deserve to ever see, a real country with real
values and civilized.
Nerraw
"Tiamat" <lord_...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> "Nerraw" <ner...@home.com> wrote in message
> news:0HEA4.34181$Hq3.7...@news2.rdc1.on.home.com...
> > You know I understand where your coming from and what your trying to say
> and
> > at some level I agree with your frustration on imports and lack there of
> the
> > ones that never make a North American debut, but hey you forgot
something,
> > It's also in CANADA, the USA is NOT the only country to get it.
>
> whats canada
>
>
>
Rodrigo Andrade
>seen screen shots,and,well,the backgrounds are nice....
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