Probably because it wasn't just the Linux version that came in the tin can. My Windows copy came in the same tin can.
Thanks for playing, try again...
Jenova_Six
For me, at least, the release of Crimson Skies, Rainbow Six 3, Amped 2, and Top Spin in the last 2 weeks is somewhat akin to a rebirth in interest in Xbox Live.
Wild Chicken multiplayer in Crimson Skies is just plain FUN.
Plus, Counterstrike just went gold, and should be in stores by 11/18.
It's a good time to be an Xbox Live gamer.
In the U.S., your options are T-Mobile and AT&T.
T-Mobile is the only U.S. provider that has a nationwide GSM/GPRS network, so they're the best bet for coverage.
They're the best bet for price, too. Recently. they changed all their GPRS plans to unlimited usage. with at least a $29 voice plan, you get unlimited GPRS for $19/month. By itself, it's $29/month.
I had a Sidekick/Hiptop device for several months, and recently traded for a Pocket PC Phone Edition. I average about 20-30 Kbps download, with occasional peaks around 50 Kbps. I love that tbe connection is "always-on", too.
In fact. I read this article. and posted this reply on my Pocket PC phone Edition.:-)
I love being a gadget geek!
W?BIC!
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Probably because it wasn't just the Linux version that came in the tin can. My Windows copy came in the same tin can. Thanks for playing, try again... Jenova_Six
For me, at least, the release of Crimson Skies, Rainbow Six 3, Amped 2, and Top Spin in the last 2 weeks is somewhat akin to a rebirth in interest in Xbox Live. Wild Chicken multiplayer in Crimson Skies is just plain FUN. Plus, Counterstrike just went gold, and should be in stores by 11/18. It's a good time to be an Xbox Live gamer.
In the U.S., your options are T-Mobile and AT&T. T-Mobile is the only U.S. provider that has a nationwide GSM/GPRS network, so they're the best bet for coverage. They're the best bet for price, too. Recently. they changed all their GPRS plans to unlimited usage. with at least a $29 voice plan, you get unlimited GPRS for $19/month. By itself, it's $29/month. I had a Sidekick/Hiptop device for several months, and recently traded for a Pocket PC Phone Edition. I average about 20-30 Kbps download, with occasional peaks around 50 Kbps. I love that tbe connection is "always-on", too. In fact. I read this article. and posted this reply on my Pocket PC phone Edition. :-)
I love being a gadget geek!
W?BIC!