Devastation.
Oldish FPS that runs on the Unreal Warfare engine, got poor reviews and the only reason I have it is because it was buy two get one free at GAME awhilew ago. It's ok, pretty generic stuff really, graphics aren't too bad.
Devastation.
Oldish FPS that runs on the Unreal Warfare engine, got poor reviews and the only reason I have it is because it was buy two get one free at GAME awhilew ago. It's ok, pretty generic stuff really, graphics aren't too bad.
Happy birthday sire~
PhillipK owns me.
A couple of Far Cry demos I never bothered to check out, man this game is sweeeet!
Peris I love it, it totally rocks! Do you think you could possibly do a step-by-step to help us people who aren't all clued up about making sci-fi metal stuff? Would really help me out a lot ![]()
Every last bit of that looks not only quality but even more professional than some games that I've seen lately, top notch job guys, I really look forward to playing this ![]()
As much as it hurts to admit it, everything that has been said so far is true, they aren't saying it to discourage you just laying down the facts that your project is far too epic in scale to make it very far...
*bump*
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Pyramid Head!
http://www.hlcomic.com/index.php?date=2005-05-01
Discovered this in the latest PCG, Pretty funny in a dry humour style:
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Possibly a daft question, but does HDR apply to night environments as well? I have only seen sunny day stuff thus far...
Does this apply to third party modifications and non-profit games as well then?
http://www.iranfocus.com/modules/news/a ... oryid=5183
QuoteDisplay MoreTehran, Iran, Jan. 07 – An Iranian court has sentenced a teenage rape victim to death by hanging after she weepingly confessed that she had unintentionally killed a man who had tried to rape both her and her niece.The state-run daily Etemaad reported on Saturday that 18-year-old Nazanin confessed to stabbing one of three men who had attacked the pair along with their boyfriends while they were spending some time in a park west of the Iranian capital in March 2005.
Nazanin, who was 17 years old at the time of the incident, said that after the three men started to throw stones at them, the two girls’ boyfriends quickly escaped on their motorbikes leaving the pair helpless.
She described how the three men pushed her and her 16-year-old niece Somayeh onto the ground and tried to rape them, and said that she took out a knife from her pocket and stabbed one of the men in the hand.
As the girls tried to escape, the men once again attacked them, and at this point, Nazanin said, she stabbed one of the men in the chest. The teenage girl, however, broke down in tears in court as she explained that she had no intention of killing the man but was merely defending herself and her younger niece from rape, the report said.
The court, however, issued on Tuesday a sentence for Nazanin to be hanged to death.
Last week, a court in the city of Rasht, northern Iran, sentenced Delara Darabi to death by hanging charged with murder when she was 17 years old. Darabi has denied the charges.
In August 2004, Iran’s Islamic penal system sentenced a 16-year-old girl, Atefeh Rajabi, to death after a sham trial, in which she was accused of committing “acts incompatible with chastity”.
The teenage victim had no access to a lawyer at any stage and efforts by her family to retain one were to no avail. Atefeh personally defended herself and told the religious judge that he should punish those who force women into adultery, not the victims. She was eventually hanged in public in the northern town of Neka.
Christ...
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/4698072.stm
QuoteDisplay MoreHalo fans will have to upgrade their computer if they want to follow Master Chief's adventures on the PC. Microsoft has announced that the PC version of Halo 2 will only work on the new version of Windows called Vista.
The decision could make it expensive for many to play the game if they have to buy the new version of Windows and extra hardware for their PC.
Microsoft has given no definite release date for Vista but it is expected to be available by the end of 2006.
Power play
Deciding to make the best-selling Halo 2 Xbox game a Vista-only title is likely driven by Microsoft's desire to get people upgrading to the new version of the Windows.
Minimum specifications for Vista (formerly called Longhorn) will be released in the summer but information gathered from reviews of pre-release versions have given clues about its hunger for computer power.
With Vista, Microsoft has made big changes to the way it handles graphics. Unlike other versions of Windows, it will need an advanced video card to get the most out of it.
It is also likely to demand a lot of computer memory and a sizeable hard drive. While these requirements are likely to be met by dedicated players who want to get the most out of games, many less keen players could struggle to comply.
The decision to make only a Vista version of the best-selling Halo 2 game could significantly stunt the games appeal.
The Vista edition of Halo 2 will offer single and multi-player versions of the game, extra maps from add-on packs as well as software tools to create new places to play.
To date Microsoft has sold more than 14.5 million copies of the Halo games. Players have also racked up more than 600 million hours of multiplayer Halo gaming on the Xbox Live service.
Ouch...