/jp/ - Otaku Culture

[Anonymous No.]

Okay which one of you fags sent in the bottom message?

[MolesterJim No.]

>>2574262
..Teletext?
People still use this shit?

[Anonymous No.]

Oh boy

[Anonymous No.]

I'M GOING TO RIP YOUR HEAD OFF AND SHIT DOWN YOUR NECK

[Anonymous No.]

>>2574278
Germany loves this shit.

[Anonymous No.]

Duke can kill Shiki
Discuss.

[Anonymous No.]

teletext touhou hijack

[Anonymous No.]

>>2574296
I guess.
He has no concept of 'end', and in a conventional fight, he will abort your entire species.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2574296
I actually can't refute this.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2574290

also Italy.

It's a bit useless since 1997 (lol internet), but is still used. Especially for lottery results

anyway... hahaha oh wow , touhou on televideo

[Anonymous No.]

Oh dear god. So many painful memories from teletext. I used to shop for all kinds of shit, including weird fetish porn and much more with that punk ass motherfucker. I also remember there being an escort service that operated through teletext. Good times.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2574278
I only read it for Gamecentral on C4.

I've noticed over the years, several of the users who mail in mention things related to our corner of the web.

Here's a Meltan reference I caught a while ago!

[Anonymous No.]

guys it's a marketing stunt

[Anonymous No.]

>Touhou
>console

[sporkhead !1rumodfLw2 No.]

If that is Teletext gamecentral, I salute you.

It's awesome.

I've posted there before a few times.

[sporkhead !1rumodfLw2 No.]

But I must say Teletext on digital TV (page 805 for GC) is much much better than the analogue version.

[Anonymous No.]

The reviewers also drop a few jokes in every now (like this pic here) and then which makes me think they are suppressing their power levels.

They are avid fans of the new Persona games, 3 and 4.

[Comrade General No.]

I kick the buttocks, then it's a time to chew a balloon gum. And I am everything from gum.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2574355
I've tried reading it on Digital TV but it just doesn't feel right, I quite like all the 8-bit multi coloured theme to the analogue version.

[Rome !!EPVwTIz4j/f No.]

>>2574296
How can he kill anyone if he never comes out?

[Anonymous No.]

As an American I am intrigued by this system.

[Anonymous No.]

BAKA GAIJIN IS PIG DISGUSTING

[sporkhead !1rumodfLw2 No.]

>>2574364
Ah. I guess so, it just killed me waiting for each page to switch.

Excellent resource, for me it ranks below NGamer and EDGE for offline material.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2574384
It was a form of information on demand/delivery system that was sent over analogue TV.

You pressed a button on your remote to access the service, then punched a 3 digit number to access the page you wanted.

Its kind of like a slow text based internet. You could find many things on it from news, TV guides, film, music, game reviews, holiday deals, recipes, and much much more.

[Anonymous No.]

teletext PEOPLE DIE WHEN THEY ARE KILLED

[Anonymous No.]

>>2574400
Oh and now that everyone has the internet, its popularity has gone down and now that Analogue TV is being turned off, by 2010-2011 Teletext will be no more.

;_;

[Anonymous No.]

>>2574399
Yeah that was a pain, we got a new TV recently and it has a memory feature that saves each Teletext page so there is no real need for waiting and I can navigate to any page I want more or less instantly.

If you notice at the top of some of the screencaps theres "01 02 03 04 05 06" etc.. that's the saved pages.

[Anonymous No.]

Wish Teletext was that cool here where I live. =(

[Anonymous No.]

>>2574400
How would you type things in, like in the OP's image? Or do you send snail-mail to the service, and they post it?

[Anonymous No.]

>>2574419
Its a read only service.

Before, you had to send it in via snail mail, but with the advent of technology you can send it any way you want except via the TV.

So through snail-mail, text messaging or emails. Most people use emails these days.

Although I have yet to send in a message to the inbox.

The staff in GC are big robot fans, they love Transformers and games like Armoured Core, I've always wondered if they've played the Super Robot Wars games... hmm..

[Queen Kittan !!c8PMeMuxr0s No.]

Gee thanks for reminding me how much I miss Digitiser.

Moc-a-moc-moc.

[sporkhead !1rumodfLw2 No.]

>>2574419
E-mail [e-mail] and it should be published within a day, well it worked for me on the weekend's hot topic and also when I sent something in about Bangai-O DS.

The Inbox is only a chunk of gamecentral however.

[Anonymous No.]

Oh you crazy british and your teletext..

I wish we would even HAVE some kind of Gamechannel on ours... ;_;

All we have are retarded SMS chatrooms where people waste their money and Porn Ads. Sometimes subtitles, but rarely.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2574407
Here in the Netherlands, digital TV still has teletext in its classic BBS-like form. It's a whole lot faster than over analogue, though.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2574640
Same in Finland, as far as I can tell (never used it much)

[Anonymous No.]

What channel is this in? I think I still have two dishes pointed to Hotbird and Astra. Or just one pointed to Hotbird, not sure.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2574310

Hell, yeah. I love the modus operandi of TV channels here in Italy when it comes to Teletext.
Until a couple of years ago, you could be a small time local station that owed its very subsistence to nothing else but infomercials and satellite television hand-me-downs since everything else being aired boiled down to news broadcasts, and you could bet you were still entitled to your own token 1000 pages of Teletext (most of which were glitchy rubbish since they weren't meant to be accessed, by the way).

[Anonymous No.]

Oh man, Teletext. I haven't used this since 2002. It was awesome to check the TV programming before EPGs were decent. And it was the poor man's Internet when you couldn't be bothered to dial up your modem just to check the news.

Also, wow, wishing for Touhou on the 360. Even via UHF radio frequency, trolls delivered to your house!

[Anonymous No.]

I remember the days of ladder obsession four years ago.

[(″･ิ_･ิ)っ-̾ No.]

I used to play those quiz things on Teletext. Bamboozle with that purple-face guy was pretty cool.

[(″･ิ_･ิ)っ-̾ No.]

Make that yellow. Purple face guy was the children's quiz.

[Anonymous No.]

>touhou
>Xbox 360
oh god do want

[Anonymous No.]

Newsflash: Just because it's touhou doesn't mean the guy uses 4chan. also LOLTELETEXT

[Anonymous No.]

>>2574320
>Metal Slug Anthology
>http://www.gamefaqs.com/console/ps2/data/935569.html
>2007

LOL

[Anonymous No.]

>>2574822
I am making a 2d game very much like touhou for the xbox 360

[Anonymous Jones ‮[8-FTU] ‪‪‪‬ ‪‬ ‭ !TapsqdZp4A No.]

Baka gaijin here. What's this "teletext"? Some kind of tv message board thing?

[Anonymous No.]

>>2575214,1
It's an European thing. It's a poor man's, read-only Internet transmitted within the TV channel's frequency and displayed with shittastic, MS-DOS worthy graphics. Was useful to look up stuff you'd usually use the Internet for nowadays.

Slow as hell, too.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teletext

[Anonymous No.]

>>2574262
It was me. I sent that message. What are you gonna do about it?

[Anonymous No.]

>>2575761
I was going to come round your house and give you a hug.

[athens !SysNpnp3nU No.]

Used to check that Teletext games thing years ago, literally years. I'm surprised it is still going on, I'm surprised moreso that people are STILL WRITING IN.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2574822,2
xD