Vaporman87 wrote :
Woah, that sounds awesome. Even more so if it was held inside an old style theater. Tell me it was.

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The theater is from 1954 with curtains and a stage. The guy playing the huge worlitzer organ was seated directly in front of the screen and dressed like the Phantom.  There were shutters that opened that air blew out of, triangles that chimed, horse hoof things that made clip clop noises, etc. The organ pipes and bells, etc were all in the walls with glass in front so you could see them moving. During the show there was a dim glow and the ones in use were lit up at different times. 

Sweet! That had to be a very cool, unique experience.

I'll be helping out for my church's Halloween festival tomorrow.

welp, my ps3 is down again. at this point i'm just going to get it
repaired one more time only to sell the thing along with my games at
gamestop just to see the poor sap who buys it next while i still have
all that trade in money. now all i'm left with is my wiiu and 3DS.

Benjanime wrote :

welp, my ps3 is down again. at this point i'm just going to get it

repaired one more time only to sell the thing along with my games at

gamestop just to see the poor sap who buys it next while i still have

all that trade in money. now all i'm left with is my wiiu and 3DS.
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Will you be getting a PS4 or just not bother?

They should have hour meters on consoles similar to the odometer on a car. So you can see what you're getting. Like oh, this N64 has 23,000 hours on it.

vkimo wrote :

They should have hour meters on consoles similar to the odometer on a car. So you can see what you're getting. Like oh, this N64 has 23,000 hours on it.
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That would be funny to see

^ And probably very poignant.

Just got back from Rite Aid and had to do a double take. This seems awesome, but I just can't see how it can be any good.

@TDitH

depends, i'm gonna look on a few forums and see if anyone has a similar problem with the ps4. if i'm gonna dish out $300 or more for a console then i expect it to not break down after only three measly years of owning it

Enough is enough, Ben?