*muted trumpet refrain*

Here's a conspiracy:

Racer XYZ is actually a persona invented by Scawen with the intention of turning every thread on the forum into mad off-topic babbling about Russia, in the hope that everyone will stop reading it and this millstone round his neck can finally die the death it's been waiting for for the past five years.

New Jurassic Park movie!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RFinNxS5KN4



To be honest, although the theme music stirred up some pretty hefty childhood memories, I'm a little disappointed. The dinosaurs still seem to still be clinging to the 1980s idea of scaly lizards, when we now have a good idea that pretty much all theropods had feathers, and the 'super-dinosaur' idea is just a bit..... crap.

I am disappoint.

Renault FT-17.

God I've become such a tank geek in the last three years.

Just Cause 2 - £1.49
Far Cry 3 - £3.74
Shadow Of Mordor - £22

I think it's just stretched the entire thing out like a balloon - it'd look the same from the other side - look at the distance between the treads compared to the tyre behind it.

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30 vs 60 frames:
Rosetta:
http://i.imgur.com/TUkKuhf.gif

After spending a lot of time dicking about in KSP, that's SERIOUSLY impressive to think that they managed that with an actual, real space probe. With no reverting back to Vehicle Assembly.

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Are those two just overinflated tyres? I imagine overfilled on a cold day, and then did that on the next hot day?

I thought the car one was a there-I-fixed-it whereby they'd got a too-large tyre to fit by stuffing shoes into the gap...

So the dog represents LFS...?

This isn't a joke. This booklet actually dropped through my door this morning. I am equal parts amused and terrified.

I have pretty much everything I use more than once a month in the quick launch bar. Most games are launched via Xfire or Steam.

That, and it's a direct link to the picture, not a screenshot

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Hmm....

I reckon you'd be better of visiting Hull

edit: scratch that...live the dream and go Blackpool. It's the UK's version of Las Vegas

Or even Cleethorpes. If Blackpool is a terrible, low-budget version of Las Vegas, then Cleethorpes is a terrible, low-budget version of Blackpool.

I love the way USB cigarette-lighter chargers are now small enough that they just fill the socket entirely with no trailing wires or transformers sticking out, so I can keep it there permanently. For about £3 I can turn a useless peice of equipment on my dashboard into two USB charging ports.

Carmageddon Reincarnation is currently 40% off.

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There's a speedometer right next to it. Why do you need to know what speeds different RPMs will give you?

Sorry that I didn't make it clear. The speedometer is dead. This is a I-fixed-it type of idea.

Ah, that actually makes a lot of sense now

There's a speedometer right next to it. Why do you need to know what speeds different RPMs will give you?

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When the snow melts, you get ice. That's even more dangerous :'D

Exactly that is what people behind the idea of Solar-Freakin'-Roadways don't seem to understand.

Also when roads get wet (or indeed, dry) they get dirty. The main problem they don't seem to understand.

Someone certainly doesn't.

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Did not like anything about it.

http://robocraftgame.com/


Just found this free-to-play game last night, it's awesome. Think World Of Tanks crossed with Kerbal Space Program. You build tanks/flyers out of little blocks, fit them with guns and then fight them against other players in team-based arena battles. As you progress, you research better parts such as new guns, faster wheels, armour, shields, jet engines, etc.

Brilliantly, each robot is modelled as individual blocks, so when you shoot the other vehicles you knock parts off until so much is missing it can no longer drive or shoot.

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or in the case of Apple Watch, attempting to preemptively copy and getting it completely wrong.

wat.