In the Quake series and a few other games, it's possible to jump higher than normal by firing a rocket launcher at the ground as you reach the top of your normal jump height.
Also, holy ****, the GamePro article is a word-for-word reprint of a feature they published in the magazine about four years ago, with one or two games added. How lame is that?
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Music CDs don't have the same longevity issues that CDRs have, though, as they're not dye-based.
In the Quake series and a few other games, it's possible to jump higher than normal by firing a rocket launcher at the ground as you reach the top of your normal jump height.
It's an online RISK clone with a free Windows client, or you can register and play in your browser.
...here. Looks like it will be going for 300 euros.
Near is an adjective describing "miss", as in "the miss was near".
You have to be able to sing "Rocket Man" from memory.
Final Fantasy XI allows PC and PS2 gamers to play on the same servers.
Half-Life & Counter-Strike and X-Com have been ported to consoles as well.
Closed beta. Sign-ups ended ages ago.
Hmm? A carrier can be had for less than four million.
Naturally, I own an 8000.
For the record, AO is working swell now, though the most recent expansion still has it's fair share of bugs.
Whoa, since when?
Also, holy ****, the GamePro article is a word-for-word reprint of a feature they published in the magazine about four years ago, with one or two games added. How lame is that?
...is actually available as a MAME ROM now.
It has texture smoothing and faster read times, though they cause problems in some games.
http://www.nihonto.ca/Knives.mpeg
It works perfectly in WinXP, even without patching.
Awesome, thanks.
Yes, actually.
You expect to be able to just the final product by the alpha? Do you understand the software development process at all?
http://www.angelfire.com/retro/lazyhound/maxpayne2 .jpg
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You suck at the reading.
Er, no.
But how many know that basketball was invented by french-canadian monks as something to entertain the orphans?
If by monk, you mean James Naismith, and by orphans you mean guys at a YMCA, then yes.
Hmm... Don't remember the pod, but you're probably right.