Yup, its going to be a trilogy, book 1 is out now. It's called "The Dreaming Void". Set 1500 years after the fall of the Starflyer, I'm about 3/4 through and really enjoying it.
This is a wonderful example of spreading FUD and treating idle speculation as journalism. For starters you cannot compare the Australian Office of Film & Literature Classification (OFLC), to the Pan European Games Information (PEGI). They both have different systems of ratings. A European R, does not correspond to a Australian R.
Prime example, Doom 3 was rated 18+ in the UK and in Au it was MA15+.
if you are in the windows world there is an app out there called peer guardian that blocks all riaa/mpaa etc type ips from connecting to your machine...
Its because the games ID make are really advertisements for the graphics engine. ID make game engines, its the people who then buy ID's engines that make the good games.
Half-Life, Star Trek Away Team, Soldier of Fortune, American McGee's Alice... are all games that were built with an ID engine and were significantly better then the original game ID built.
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Yup, its going to be a trilogy, book 1 is out now. It's called "The Dreaming Void".
Set 1500 years after the fall of the Starflyer, I'm about 3/4 through and really enjoying it.
http://www.peterfhamilton.co.uk//index.php?page=commonwealth
Groove is now a part of Office 2007
g roove/highlights.mspx
http://www.microsoft.com/office/preview/programs/
This is a wonderful example of spreading FUD and treating idle speculation as journalism.
For starters you cannot compare the Australian Office of Film & Literature Classification (OFLC), to the Pan European Games Information (PEGI). They both have different systems of ratings. A European R, does not correspond to a Australian R.
Prime example, Doom 3 was rated 18+ in the UK and in Au it was MA15+.
Let's turn to the BOFH for an answer:_ episode_24/
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2004/07/29/bofh_2004
i played it for awhile it appears to be spyware/adware free....
its more a massivley multiplayer game tho...
you need to be on the net ans connect to there servers....
It is good fun... kinda like worms or scorched earth....
if you are in the windows world there is an app out there called peer guardian that blocks all riaa/mpaa etc type ips from connecting to your machine...
p
i think it gets its banned ip's from here
http://www.simply-click.org/uploadertest/pg2.as
Its because the games ID make are really advertisements for the graphics engine. ID make game engines, its the people who then buy ID's engines that make the good games.
Half-Life, Star Trek Away Team, Soldier of Fortune, American McGee's Alice... are all games that were built with an ID engine and were significantly better then the original game ID built.
Lands of Lore?