iBotPeaches

My name. iBot. Loved Apple using iPod, and anything with an capitalized i then a word. Bot came from iRobot, loved the movie. When I modded James Bond on gamecube, there was a glitch in game and it said "My name is james bond, but my mother used to call me peaches" Or I heard that somewhere else, can't remember. Thats my name.

Were those scanlines? Or just your work? That font you use for the text I think is great.

You have too many of those images. Pardon my bumping.

Did you place the IP of your computer outside the NAT, so incoming connections can connect?

In spam section you can post 100000 times in a row. I don't care.

Very nicely done. Mainmenu looks seamless. We need more guys from like Ps3 sites, Wii Sites, iPod sites, then everyone reactions might be alittle better.

Once Rufus or Kornman realease the resign code then we can work.

SO dices tutorials won't work with mine?

Hope come the scar on his face are on one side on some faces and the other on the other pictures. Otherwise Happy Birthday.

I tried to make 82 out of 8's. It worked on my computer preview box till I posted it. 84

888888888888 8888888888 8888 8888 8 8888 8888 8 888888888888 8 8888 8888 8 8888 8888 8 888888888888 88888888888 82

It is called a Dev Kit, it is not quite modding. You can boot your games from the dev kit, and by pass all security checks, and kinda of mod it live. Meaning you have a frame as long as its connected to mod it, then it boots the game without the resign code via dev kit

I like that song. Maybe every big spike in volume on the song, have a headshot or beatdown? I love videos that sync music with it.

You can resign it? OMG Hax0rz! Where have I been? When did resigning start?

You guys argue over the weirdest stuff. We may need to bring in the blacklabel.

The fat wide screen, but new. Its the icon of this forum. Too see if I can use these tuts.

PSN? I'm dumb. Playstation Ngage?

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Nintendo isn't quite the giant it was a million years ago, but thecompany is still going strong. The Wii represents a wacky newphilosophy of a console for everyone, young or old - a Volkswagen ofgaming, even. But despite Nintendo's experience and great intentions,the Wii is hardly free of alienating annoyances. In a lot of ways thecute little thing is actually more frustrating and intimidating thanany of its predecessors. And the thing is, most of this stuff couldhave been avoided. Is it just us, or should this kind of stuff not haveto be tolerated in this day and age? Here's what gamers have beenbitching about... VC Games Tied to Individual Wiishttp://www.1up.com/media?id=3107825 Wantto play a little Bomberman at your friend's house? He's going to haveto buy it, or you're going to have to lug your Wii over. No pop-outablehard drive. No logging on to your account from over there. NoiTunes-like keying of your game library to your SD card. We can seewanting to avoid piracy, but the Wii is something Nintendo could updateto kill freeloading tricks when and if they came up, and most anyonewith that mentality already has all these games for their emulators,anyway. Pretty much the only reason this doesn't rank higher iscompared to lugging around any other system moving a Wii is likecarrying a memory card. [TABLE][TR] [TD]http://www.ibotmodz.net/forum/uploads/remoteimages1/6151-39.gif[/TD] [/TR] [/TABLE] Getting Onlinehttp://www.1up.com/media?id=3108001 The Wii's got a great little online backend and interface, but to geton there you have to go wireless. If you're one of those stone agebastards who doesn't have everything from your PC to your coffeemakerlinked up through a cloud of magic computer rays, well, tough. Youcan't plug the little ******* into a wall (the only way is to order aseperate USB to LAN adapter).Seems like if you won't join the wireless age then Nintendo justdoesn't want you playing their online games. You know, if they had any. [TABLE] [TR] [TD]http://www.ibotmodz.net/forum/uploads/remoteimages1/6151-39.gif[/TD] [/TR][/TABLE] Being Onlinehttp://www.1up.com/media?id=3108002 Where the PS3 has a lousy, all-over-the-place online scheme with ahandful of games trying to make it work, Nintendo seems to have apotentially great online setup with absolutely no games whatsoevertaking advantage of it. For now and the immediate future there justisn't any point to even hooking the thing up other than downloading VCgames or trading your Miis around. Which can get old after about thefifteenth Jesus or Michael Jackson wanders into your Mii parade. [TABLE][TR] [TD]http://www.ibotmodz.net/forum/uploads/remoteimages1/6151-39.gif[/TD] [/TR] [/TABLE] 20 Hour Battery Lifehttp://www.1up.com/media?id=3107826 Yeah, it beeps and shakes and stuff, but still, that's pretty damnshort for a wireless controller. Worse, it's the only one thisgeneration that you can't just plug in to a USB port to recharge.You're either going to have to buy a battery charger, or stockpile anassload of AAs. Whee. [TABLE] [TR] [TD]http://www.ibotmodz.net/forum/uploads/remoteimages1/6151-39.gif[/TD] [/TR][/TABLE] Classic Controllerhttp://www.1up.com/media?id=3107827 You have to buy one for an awful damn lot of the Virtual Console games.That's fine. In fact, it's such a nice little controller that we ratherwish we could use it instead of the GameCube controller for Cube games.Which we freaking can't. What also bugs us is that it's required at allfor some of the VC games - there really isn't any reason someone whowanted to skip yet another optional purchase shouldn't be able to playMario 64 with a Wiimote and 'chuck. Worse, you have to plug the bastardinto your Wiimote, further contributing to the flood of AAs going tobattery heaven. [TABLE] [TR] [TD]http://www.ibotmodz.net/forum/uploads/remoteimages1/6151-39.gif[/TD] [/TR] [/TABLE] No Pack-in Component Cableshttp://www.1up.com/media?id=3107831 At this point we're still just relieved that Wii even supports it, butit's yet another expense on top of an already big pile of stuff. Yeah,the Wii is cheap, but we're getting nickel and dimed to death on stuffthat really should have been in the box. We're even less impressed thatthe ones we already got for the Gamecube don't work. [TABLE][TR] [TD]http://www.ibotmodz.net/forum/uploads/remoteimages1/6151-39.gif[/TD] [/TR][/TABLE] Not Region Freehttp://www.1up.com/media?id=3107834 We're not just feeling petulant because Nintendo's Perrin Kaplanpromised us and we didn't get a pony. Once upon a time this might havebeen a lot to ask, but after the DS, PSP, PS3 and to some extent the360 all let us play imports it's something we've come to expect. [TABLE][TR] [TD]http://www.ibotmodz.net/forum/uploads/remoteimages1/6151-39.gif[/TD] [/TR][/TABLE] Weak Wrist Straphttp://www.1up.com/media?id=3107839 Considering all the warnings in the user manual and the constantin-game reminders to only use the Wii-mote with the strap lest you accidentally destroy everyone and everything you ever loved, you'd think they'd have made one that wouldn't break if you stare at it too hard. [TABLE][TR] [TD]http://www.ibotmodz.net/forum/uploads/remoteimages1/6151-39.gif[/TD] [/TR] [/TABLE] Short Sensor Bar Cordhttp://www.1up.com/media?id=3107837 This won't be any kind of problem for most. For those with frontprojection TVs, however, this can amount to a monumental pain in theass. All you can really do about it is cut the damn thing and splice inan extra length of wire, or maybe you could cobble together somethingelse as a surrogate sensor -- it's just a light emitter, after all.It's just a shame that there isn't a longer cord, a wireless option, orhell, if the thing isn't actually communicating with the Wii why can'twe just plug it into the wall? [TABLE] [TR] [TD]http://www.ibotmodz.net/forum/uploads/remoteimages1/6151-39.gif[/TD] [/TR] [/TABLE] Mii Shortcomingshttp://www.1up.com/media?id=3107832 They don't have ears! How the hell are we supposed to make unflatteringcaricatures of the president? Alright, we're just being assholes there.It's actually kind of a compliment that we couldn't think of anythingworse.http://www.1up.com/media?id=1985907

Changelist Removed -e107 removed -H3 Customs merged with H3 Forge -Xbox help merged with 360 helpd -Game Trainers merged with Xbox Dashes -360 Games merged with 360 general. -xbox hardmod and softmod merged -xbox repair merged with xbox help Added -iPod/Zune added -Operating System added -Playstation added -Wii added Xbox went from 9 sections to 3. 360 Went from 6 to 3. Great job. other bug fixes We are still extremely bias towards Halo and Xbox. I'm working to get content from everything now

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iBotPeaches, is my name. Can i boot spawn mods?

Amen to that, viruses are built for XP etc, but linux and ubuntu and suse are always updating, and no one wants to ruin that.

The thing looks weird. Never seen it. But looks like nice light added and nice blending, it points all at the face which is very good.

Bungie Weekly Update 01/18/08 Posted by Frankie at 1/18/2008 3:40 PM PST Firstup, if you ever listen to Podcasts at all, you have to listen to thisone, the latest Bungie Podcast. In it, we interview our own boss, Mr.Harold Ryan and he drops at least one world-changing bombshell. It wasdelayed slightly, thanks to a problem with a Mac that effectively burstinto flames. Right click the link to “save as” - http://download.microsoft.com/download/d/8/5/d85ce76f-0cb2-41df-aaae-a8c96790332b/Bungie_Podcast_011808.mp3 or subscribe to it via iTunesand aid us in our unyielding desire to crush NPR once and for all. Wanna help us achieve Destiny? Join the Official Bungie Podcast group here at Bungie.net. Missed an episode of the Bungie Podcast? You can download the complete masterworks at the Podcast Archive. Oddball Update If you play any Team Hardcore you should notice that we fixedOddball – now the time limit is the very reasonable 250 instead of theludicrously short 100. We’ve been doing take home tests (wander home with a debug unit andplay from home on a “real life” interwebs connection) for a few weeksnow, testing what will eventually be our first autoupdate. That updateaddresses a number of nigh-on invisible issues with the game and acouple of more obvious ones. A simple example is that we’re fixing thecommando shoulders bug. It’s too late to fix it for medal-gatheringplayers, so the simplest thing to do is open it up for everyone. One of the other fixes we’re looking at more carefully, is agameplay tweak. Melee has certainly worked in Halo 3, but seen morethan its fair share of criticism. We’re working to remedy some of itsactual flaws, and perhaps just as importantly make aesthetic changes tosome of its apparent flaws. As ever, we’re applying our notinconsiderable test resources to this matter – but more vitally, sincemuch of the complaint comes from the community, competitive andotherwise, we’re working with that community to make sure that therevamped melee is a thing of beauty. We’ll tell you more about thatprocess and more importantly, update you on when you can expect thischange, in the next couple of weeks. My Map Impressions Sothe second DLC pack is at a stage of semi-completion, which means thateverything is largely in place and all that remains is test, gameplaytuning and a bunch of graphic tweaking and enhancement. The real nameshave all been decided and we just finished the map descriptions.They’re still a little ways off – thanks to the rigors of the testprocess. “Cottonball” I’ll talk about the biggest one first. And it’s HUGE. For thepurposes of this, we’ll codename it Cottonball. I guess a game of BigTeam Snipers would be possible, but anything else would be comicalwithout vehicles. This is very much a large scale objective game map –designed first and foremost with CTF and Assault in mind. The map isalmost, but not-quite-perfectly symmetrical. Some natural geologyprevents each base from being a simple mirror image of the other. Isay natural, but the map is set on a Halo, so, natural’s not exactlycorrect. The map leads to the kind of long, drawn out megabattles thathearken back to the days of the original Halo and the crucial to andfro of an epic LAN party. Its inclusion of a surprising vehicle or twomay make it even more interesting than it already sounds. I’ve played this a lot (although less, by necessity than the othertwo) and I have found a couple of very compelling and addictiverhythms. The map is large enough so that even when a team makes offwith your flag, there’s still a lot of ground you can use to catch up.The other is that each side has some wonderful shortcuts – natural andmechanical – that may not make great flag escape routes, but might leta mobile pursuer cut off escapees. And I know I am in the minority on this – but I sometimes havetrouble knowing precisely where I am headed on a more confusing map – Iwould call out Epitaph as an example –often I will burst through a doorthinking I am headed to say, the Active Camo power up, only to find Iam not where I thought I was. For some reason, massive andlabyrinthine as it is, this new map never confuses me. I always knowwhich way is up – and that fact has saved my bacon and our flag,several times. “Purple Reign” The next one, we’ve already codenamed Purple Reign, may be the lastone to get a graphical addition – as one of our artists had an inspiredand simple idea at the last second. Technically it’s content complete,but hey, it wouldn’t hurt to add something small and fascinating. The map, as we’ve mentioned before, is perfectly symmetrical,slightly too big to be small and slightly too small to be medium. Ithas some excellent line of sight and well thought-out verticalityproblems and opportunities. Bridges make short work of long opensections and a central hub is sure to be fought over. Perhaps one ofthe most interesting features is the use of one-way glass. Iridescentmaterial can disguise your location while you spy on approaching badguys. The map is too confined for genuine cat and mouse activity at thosechokepoints and a warren of claustrophobic lower areas makes highground and control essential. Luckily there are several ways to get uptop, from careful jumps to spiraling ramps. Luke and I have played ahuge number of one on one matches here – often in SWAT to keep theduration sensible, but it’s a map that really encourages showdowns andit’s a remarkably fun place to trade BR fire and hurl elegant,predictive Plasma nades for hundreds of yards. Although it’s built for Slayer, the objective games work beautifullytoo. If frenetically – lots of dropped flags and frantic attempts toreset while ‘nades assplode all around you. “OK Corral” The third and final map, that we’ve nicknamed OK Corral, is amedium-to-large, asymmetrical map that I LOVE playing Slayer on. It’sjust big enough to support vehicles, but in a Mongoose, it’seffectively a confined deathtrap. Vehicles are only to be used inemergencies. This map scales pretty well though – in a one-on-onematch, there are obvious places to fight close to the center of the map– but the more players there are, the more they tend to sprawl into theouter reaches of the maps, complete with collapsed buildings,wreckage-strewn structures and lots of rebar. Sniping spots are numerous, but that’s not really what the level isabout. What it is about is mastering routes from one end to the other,and knowing high from low. There is nothing scarier than seeing a reddot appear on your radar and not knowing whether that person is aboveyou, or around the next corner. Some interesting use of floor geometrymeans you might be able to spot someone on high, but not quite have theangle for a shot. Baron of Jerks Internet criminal, and web molester, Digital Pheerhas refused to bow under the pressure of our displeasure and has madeyet another NSFW “machinima” film starring his iterations of MasterChief and the Arbiter. I don’t watch “machinima” personally, since Ithink it’s blasphemous, but my advisers tell me this one is filled withbad language and horrific spelling. I advise you NOT to watch thisvideo: http://youtube.com/watch?v=iyjLnvI4yE0since watching it will merely encourage him to complain about DLC mapsusing primitive text-to-speech synthesizers and maudlin music.Remember, don’t watch this: http://youtube.com/watch?v=iyjLnvI4yE0under any circumstances. And don’t worry, we’re going to track this guydown, then, when he pops up on the grid, we’ll squeeze him like apregnant boil. Shenanigans Now for antics. The movie is on hold, but the WETA folks were soindustrious throughout, that they created a TON of amazing stuff, thatthey kindly sent us to play with in the studio, including weapons,armor and more. Keeping an eye out for frightened old ladies, or moreimportantly, Kirkland Kops, we had an impromptu photo shoot with someinteresting results. http://www.ibotmodz.net/forum/uploads/remoteimages1/5928-81.jpg “Reserved means reserved for Bungie, Yuppie.” http://www.ibotmodz.net/forum/uploads/remoteimages1/5928-82.jpg Bungie’s Angels (G4yle, Davina and Shauna). With Chief “woot” approval. http://www.ibotmodz.net/forum/uploads/remoteimages1/5928-83.jpg Betcha can’t stick it! Joe Staten shows how large the life-sized Brute Spike Grenade is... http://www.ibotmodz.net/forum/uploads/remoteimages1/5928-84.jpg ...but Frankie demonstrates just how small Joe Staten is in real life in this comparison. http://www.ibotmodz.net/forum/uploads/remoteimages1/5928-85.jpg Real life Grifball is every bit as deadly and stupid as you’d imagine. Frankie sweeps as Sketch goes in to score. http://www.ibotmodz.net/forum/uploads/remoteimages1/5928-86.jpg Frankie’s impenetrably nimrodian expression belies the Eureka moment he’s actually having… http://www.ibotmodz.net/forum/uploads/remoteimages1/5928-87.jpg …as he uses WETA’s rubber Warthog passenger to abuse the Carpool lane on the WA 520… http://www.ibotmodz.net/forum/uploads/remoteimages1/5928-88.jpg BR Smarts: “see, you put the bullets in this telescope thing and press the BXR to melee…” http://www.ibotmodz.net/forum/uploads/remoteimages1/5928-89.jpg Kirkland Cougar hunting. Point and clique. Their watering hole: Starbucks. http://www.ibotmodz.net/forum/uploads/remoteimages1/5928-90.jpg No, you can't has Recon.