From: kendrick@nospam.io   
      
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   Scott H   wrote:   
   >Kendrick Kerwin Chua wrote:   
   >> If you   
   >> want to experience the Nights quest, you need to play PSO on the Gamecube   
   >> since that quest isn't in the Xbox version as far as I know. Also, PSO   
   >> doesn't run on the 360.   
   >   
   >      Ah, I was confused.  All the same, even though I own both PSOs for   
   >the Dreamcast I might be interested in picking the episode 1+2 disk up   
   >along with a Gamecube BBA to play it online again.  As I understand it   
   >though, that is going to end this month?  That's just no good.   
      
   Not only that, but Sega is not accepting any new subscriptions for the   
   Gamecube version. Blue Burst on the PC and PSU is what you're permitted to   
   sign up for now.   
      
   >> Now then... If you're still interested in playing PSU, you should be aware   
   >> that the Xbox 360 userbase is separate from the rest of the players. Xbox   
   >   
   >I see, that pretty well blows my interest in the game.  The terrible   
   >animation quality for the cut scene "sword battles" had already made me   
   >fairly sore towards the game.  When George Lucas has better choreography   
   >than you, you have a problem.   
      
   If you consider that the cut scenes are rendered with the game engine and   
   not as FMV segments, it's not all that bad. Ethan Waber has different   
   outfits for every occasion at the whim of the player, and so pre-rendered   
   cut scenes wouldn't represent that right. Also, if you watch carefully   
   it's not really the animation so much as it is the motion capture that   
   stinks.   
      
   And now, our off-topic content:   
      
   >> Well, the automatic litter boxes are okay, but they still need daily   
   >> maintenance, which hardly makes them worth it. What I'm messing with are   
   >> those food dishes with the motorized hoppers that drop some food down into   
   >> the dish three times a day. My cats tend to wake me up in the mornings if   
   >> they're not fed, and this keeps them off my back.   
   >   
   >I've never had more than two cats at one time, so I don't know if my   
   >solution would work for you.  I just keep one of those dispensers that   
   >fill up an area and slide out to a small tray.  The cats have always   
   >self moderated, and when one of them got a little chunky I switched to   
      
   One of my cats is blind, and so grew up for a short while being unable to   
   hunt or feed himself. He has no ability to regulate his own diet. :)   
      
   >"inside cat" diet food.  The litter box had been my primary area of   
   >problem, as the older cat felt that he shouldn't have to smell anybody   
   >else's waste.   
      
   Unfortunately, the solution is to have two litter boxes. You stick them   
   side by side, and you clean one more often than the other. Eventually, the   
   older one will find out that he prefers a clean litter box to the smelly   
   one, even if he made the smell.   
      
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