gaggle64
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World at War? I'd buy it if it had Laurence Olivier narrating everything.
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In Spore, you evolve your race from a tiny microscopic creature right up to a highly advanced space race armed with peace rays o' doom, at which point you take off into the galaxy making peace with/obliterating every other user-made species you discover.
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Carnibug + youngling
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1. Dawn of War In that order.
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Sublime. I call it the Gagglicosaur.
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Grand Prix Of interest to both racing and cinematography fans, directed by the guy who eventually went on to direct Ronin. Also starring Graham Hill as "Bob." 4th - 5pts
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Yes, how dare the EU pile millions of Euro's of funding to regrow a previously failing Irish economy and turn it into a runaway tiger market success. This'll learn 'em.
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Wow, epic match between me and Dyson today. I just can't seem to translate superior possession into superior goals it seems. Ah well. Next up, the Oddy FC leviathan.
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As far as I'm aware, PAT is the basic industry standard for electrical products. So unless you've jury rigged your own Xbox out of plutonium and garden vegetables or something, I think there shouldn't be a problem.
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That's definitely a possibility. I reckon Hamilton could get a pretty decent result in France on the right strategy. The problem is of course getting past the midfielders on a track that's difficult to overtake on. Run a one stop and overtake them in the pit stops perhaps? Or go light and see what he can do in an opening stint?
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Meet the man behind Metal Gear Awesome! Includes an expressed love for penis. http://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/442790
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You really should check out the full-fat console version. There's everything from open wheel GP to Demolition Derby races in here.
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Yah, so anyway, surprised there isn't a thread about this game. I know not many will have bought this, but that's because they're foolish, foolish fools. It's superb. I'm just getting into the swing of things but it's mesmerising. Fast paced, easy to pick up, looks beautiful. The short races give the whole thing a fantastic "just one more" edge to it. So far I've most enjoyed the touring car racing myself. Just a bit technical with a nice full field to scrap around on. In my hideous purple and yellow-striped fiasco.
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I say, do you fellows reckon it's worth starting a separate GRID thread?
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You guys want to see what a human ovulation looks like close up don't you? Course you do.
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Why is there never an "other" option on these things? Mackays dammit.
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I'm just saying that if you told me a couple of years ago that a polish man driving a Sauber would win in Canada and lead the championship, that a rookie lost the previous season by one point and that the entire sport was threatening to split in two due to a (and I quote) "Masochistic Nazi Sex Orgy With 5 Hookers" I'd have probably laughed in your face. For ten minutes. And then bought some hookers.
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I heard the guy who first said these were best days of our lives squashed his nuts in a work bench vice. I don't know about anyone else, but my life has been on a definitive upward trend as I move further into the future.
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These people are getting famous, but from what I see in the same way we used to tie the mentally disabled to carts and pelt fruit at them in ye olde days. Love or hate them, it still sells the magazine. Probably more often to the people who hate them.
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Hmm, 0-1 defeat, but I played well. Looking hopeful for the return game.
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The grid penalties do strike me as a tad harsh, unless so someone can prove Sutil slipped Lewis and Rosberg a fiver before the race, just to make sure. PlanetF1.com has some interesting conclusions, a few good points worth reading in there. http://www.planetf1.com/story/0,18954,3265_3668390,00.html I wouldn't hedge your bets mind, the form book seems to have somewhat deceased in the value over the last couple of seasons.
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I think in this case it's understandable, the graphics and physics are absurdly good, and the online multi player is more then enough to make up for it.
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I think I' may just pop in to town and pick up GRID tomorrow. I was going to wait, but the F1 got me all depressed. I'm spending way too much time on the demo anyway.
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Anything can happen, and it usually does. I often suspect Murray Walker made more sense then we gave him credit for.
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Osmosis Jones Chris Rock and Niles Krane team up to save Bill Murray from Morpheus. Not brilliant, but it's perfectly enjoyable, and great kids fare. Has a couple of clever little ideas scattered around it too. 6/10
