Wasn't there a guy on the Japanese version that completed all of the courses once or twice? The Gas Attendant (Can't remember his name sorry). Also Most Extreme Elimination Challenge (MXC) was another excellent show that was mangled when brought to the US.
I have one of the WD boxes and works like a charm. HDMI Output and just plug in any external HDD, USB Stick OR USB/Firewire external CD/DVD drive and it's got a really nice easy interface with some sorting options. Have been using for Movies and Music but does pictures as well
My originally *unlimited* service here in Canada was capped at 20Gb down about 6 years ago and 10Gb up. I have to be careful downloading and playing online games as both count towards my totals! 250Gb down sounds like a dream.....
I don't know about elsewhere in Canada but here in Manitoba HMV generally charges about $35 a cd (sometimes before and sometimes after taxes) for any non special order or non import cd (I've seen Import labels on regular U.S. cd's) and of course somewhat more than that for import's etc. HMV prices are the main reason I got a computer - even now with a decent job I cannot afford to buy ANY new music. As much as I love to support the Arts - the music retail industry in Canada at least has made it impossible.
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Wasn't there a guy on the Japanese version that completed all of the courses once or twice? The Gas Attendant (Can't remember his name sorry). Also Most Extreme Elimination Challenge (MXC) was another excellent show that was mangled when brought to the US.
I have one of the WD boxes and works like a charm. HDMI Output and just plug in any external HDD, USB Stick OR USB/Firewire external CD/DVD drive and it's got a really nice easy interface with some sorting options. Have been using for Movies and Music but does pictures as well
Halo mistakenly called "Combat Evolved" for PC. Crashed mine more often than not
My originally *unlimited* service here in Canada was capped at 20Gb down about 6 years ago and 10Gb up. I have to be careful downloading and playing online games as both count towards my totals! 250Gb down sounds like a dream.....
I just didn't enable the link scanner- worked for me
I don't know about elsewhere in Canada but here in Manitoba HMV generally charges about $35 a cd (sometimes before and sometimes after taxes) for any non special order or non import cd (I've seen Import labels on regular U.S. cd's) and of course somewhat more than that for import's etc. HMV prices are the main reason I got a computer - even now with a decent job I cannot afford to buy ANY new music. As much as I love to support the Arts - the music retail industry in Canada at least has made it impossible.