Sure, I'll play it... ...if only they'd bundle it with the Eagle's 'Hell Freezes Over' album as an optional soundtrack. They seem to be on the same page.
I remember when DoomII came out, I was ~10 and it scared the.... out of me. Esp. on levels where there were CyberDaemon's running about. I go back now and it's still a little tense, but nothing truely immersive (to me.).It's still fun to run around and send Hell, well, back to Hell....
I, too, think that it'll be less, and less scary/immersive/impressive with the next->next generations of "the same" games.
Though, I really hope they do a good job on this game. (I've been thinking the should build a newone using the Quake [or sime other =ally cool] engine for a ong time now.)
I too experienced the minesweeping effect with Win2k and IE 5.5.
If you create the apprapriate directories, you can get IE to open winmine.exe, if you click on the 'XP, ME, etc' link. windows will then not allow removal of the "winmine.exe" as it is "in use" and it is a "sharing violation."
When trying with Netscape4.79, the Run Minesweeper and Test.txt both came up negative, but the last, "read Google Cookie" caused a very long "0 Java Application" message to popup and retun when OK is clicked (~50 reps. worth). my first attempt with this cause N4.79 to "Cause errors and will be closed by windows."
The 2nd attempt with this and N4.79 resulted in a useless browser and would not function (go to any other addresses) until killed and restarted.
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They would be called Spaceballs.
I feel sorry for that first 0.001 person. The weight must be unbearable.
Nothing beats the mechanical dog out of that movie, though. That's what an AIBO should be like! :)
what? viscous & deadly?
Star Trek doesn't have Tele-porters! EVERYONE knows this. They have transporters...
I know the "difference" is slight and narrow, but it's there anyway.
.esnes on sekam gis sihT
Though the girls might be wondering if *daddy* is gonna bring home a "new mommy.." ;)
Sure, I'll play it...
...if only they'd bundle it with the Eagle's 'Hell Freezes Over' album as an optional soundtrack. They seem to be on the same page.
I remember when DoomII came out, I was ~10 and it scared the .... out of me. Esp. on levels where there were CyberDaemon's running about. I go back now and it's still a little tense, but nothing truely immersive (to me.) .It's still fun to run around and send Hell, well, back to Hell....
I, too, think that it'll be less, and less scary/immersive/impressive with the next->next generations of "the same" games.
Though, I really hope they do a good job on this game. (I've been thinking the should build a newone using the Quake [or sime other =ally cool] engine for a ong time now.)
update: once IE is closed, the file and dir's may be removed w/ ease.
/.) website... it gets stuck @ 46% and does not proceed further.
Though, Netscape has now refused to load this (
I too experienced the minesweeping effect with Win2k and IE 5.5.
If you create the apprapriate directories, you can get IE to open winmine.exe, if you click on the 'XP, ME, etc' link. windows will then not allow removal of the "winmine.exe" as it is "in use" and it is a "sharing violation."
When trying with Netscape4.79, the Run Minesweeper and Test.txt both came up negative, but the last, "read Google Cookie" caused a very long "0 Java Application" message to popup and retun when OK is clicked (~50 reps. worth). my first attempt with this cause N4.79 to "Cause errors and will be closed by windows."
The 2nd attempt with this and N4.79 resulted in a useless browser and would not function (go to any other addresses) until killed and restarted.