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I've got some ideas... I think something based on Steve Steigman's "Blown Away"

I had sort of a similar experience once. I was playing a lot of Hot Pursuit 2 against a friend. Pretty much right after it we drove to something with my friend driving. After a couple of seconds he noticed he was going 80+kmph on a 50 road (just wide enough for 2 cars passing at a low speed, and soft curbs). But it wasn't a busy street. I think the cause was that he sort of got used to the high speeds, engine sound, etc. I also think his awareness and reaction performance was heightened. Anyway.... in real life there is no "reset" button. Traffic rules don't make the road safe, it's the drivers/traffic participants that make the road safe.

It helps me. There have not been a lot of brand new games I bought without demo'ing it first. No demo = probably no sale; Very restrictive DRM = no sale. No games I want to buy = play old games + different hobby. When did Valve do that? I do remember free bonus packs from various other devs, and I seriously doubt Valve was the first to release a free bonus pack.

"Virtual Mind Blowing Extravaganza™"

all wrong. It's "interactive entertainment".

playing it is better

Went through the ubisoft forums and

Finished it... but I'm confused

Ah.

I don't get it either... that "pop up" thing is unknown to me

The backtracking is a bit annoying, not PoP:WW annoying, but still not great. But the world is beautiful. The idle banter is also nice, it would be nicer if some of the Talk segments were performed while running. Anyway, got 7 worlds and 2 boses to go. That reminds, it sort of sucks that you know how much you still have to do. In PoP:SoT you where simply running from begin to end, not much interruptions.

again Far Cry 2? and Oblivion with Guns? it's noticeable that this is recorded in a row, it's not as edgy as the rest, it doesn't really blow you away ign.com. Also, the audio is a bit fucked up, did one mike break? ps, 10 points to the person registering holeraper.com

yeah, that movie was great

I like it I have to agree with miffy495, it sort of does feel like a series of quick time events. You don't have as much control over the movement as with the previous games. But this game definitely goes into my top list (for now anyway).

whoohoo... my special edition copy of PoP just arrived

2010!? wth, why?

what guy?

hmm.. for me it's just the other way around, both for my real name as my nickname.

didn't even know there was a Wii version

pff... that's not a beard

well.. you got my hopes up for something interesting didn't like is episode much

just because they have a big robot? didn't see any other similarities, also... giant robot... you could even say, a Iron Giant

I want the good old days back, when I could actually order in GBP rather then Euro.

Get a portable DVD player and pick up some good scary horror movies. Then at 00:00 go to a nearby forest and watch a movie by yourself in the dark woods. Just keep watching movies until you either go insane or till dawn (which ever comes first). After that you are cured from fear. Well, fear from virtual horror anyway.

play.com's prices are also off: 1 pound <-> 1.4 euros