Nodz86

doesn't lag at all for me (on IE 8 BETA 2). NHice touch Diablo, like its return

HAHA, I don't mind, I'm mainly xbox and ps info, autoblog was just a sideline, lol.

Iced if you remember a while ago R* was having any video to do with GTA 4 taken down off youtube, so if any stuff like this gets discussed it will cuase trouble for the forum.

All I do personally is find a pic I like and crop it and/or resize it and added my name, as for other sigs you see on here alot of them use photshop (other photo editing software is available). Little tip this section of the forum is for site feedback, this would be better suited to the photograpgphy and graphics section found here ;) (don't worry bout making a new topic in there as a mod will move this one in a while;) ) In this section yo'll find a few threads about sigs and making them.

I reckon people in the pits have been about for a while and probably respected so drivers will talk to them

Dream Team: Coulthard, Jordan join BBC F1 coverage Posted Nov 28th 2008 7:00AM by Noah Joseph Filed under: Motorsports, Hirings/Firings/Layoffs, UK Remember how excited we got when rumors started flying about the short-list of candidates to host NBC's version of Top Gear? Well, the BBC's original version isn't about to change any time soon, but another motor-related program is coming to the Beeb, and racing fans over on the British Isles have been getting all hot and bothered as the BBC has won the contract to broadcast Formula One grands prix. And it's sure to be a star-studded cast. For starters, David Coulthard won't be staying in retirement long. After having ended his long racing career at the end of this past season, Coulthard will be joining the BBC coverage team. He'll be joined by former team owner Eddie Jordan, alongside sports anchor Jake Humphrey. BBC's radio coverage of the races will be handled by former driver and longtime commentator Martin Brundle along with Jonathan Legard, while Ted Kravitz and Lee McKenzie report from the pitlanes. Veteran commentator Murray Walker will stay on through the BBC Sport website, leaving the actual coverage to the new crop of talent. Hopefully we'll be able to understand half of what they're all saying. From Autoblog

Nice pics, was gonna go to the erarls court one but just never got round to it. I'll probably go next year tho

I'm really into this atm (no vid unfortunately as its a remix) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Hg2q1tZWMU

thats him, they used to be great. Yeah I sort of remember him but then I was quite young at the time

Fable II DLC Coming in December Great news for fans of Fable II..Free and Premiums DLC is coming in December. Lionhead.com has some of the details. From Major Nelson

I'd forgot about Quentin, the bloke I was on about was even older than him, i'll try and find out on wiki, or google or something who I mean

I think the points should stay, all motorsport operates a point system and it gives the rest of the feild some hope. If it goes to medals then whats the point in the rest showing up unless it rains.

I remember watching TG with the orignal cast, the used to have bits on rally driving with some old bloke who's name I can't remember, Tiff and JC. Near the death of the Original they had the cast of 5th Gear Vikki Butler-Henderson and Tom Ford. TG used to be like TG used to be a more informative look at cars.

No it don't a mod can just move it to the request section

Add me to msn and we'll talk about it and sort out the best way of doing it

Just got an email from codemasters, thought I'd share it with you: Codemasters Announce Colin McRae: DiRT™2 The game’s going to include loads of off-road events, taking you all over the world. This World Tour will have you competing in aggressive multi-car and intense solo races at extraordinary new locations. Exhilarating new events include the edge-of-control canyon racing of Utah’s “Creek Trailblazer” event, the treacherous muddy tracks of the “Rawang Rally Run”, set in the rainforests of Malaysia, and the “Battersea Battle” of London, where rallycross night races are staged in and around Battersea’s iconic disused power station, transformed into an industrial amphitheatre of racing. The Game will be powered by the third generation of the EGO Engine’s award-winning racing game technology, Colin McRae: DiRT 2 will benefit from tuned-up car-handling physics system and new and improved damage engine effects. It will also be upping the ante in the visual stakes as well, by having cars and tracks twice as detailed as those seen in Race Driver: GRID! “Rally has attracted new stars and a new style that makes it more vibrant and exciting than ever before; it’s right up there as a premium extreme sport, attracting fresh crowds and a new confident attitude,” said Gavin Raeburn, senior executive producer, also known as Uncle Chewy on the forums. More Styles of Off-Road Racing Expanding on the variety of race styles, players can also expect a wider selection of race formats, inspired by authentic contemporary off-road solo, multi-car, and multi-class racing. ‘Rally’ returns reinvigorated with all-new edge-of-your-seat courses through hazardous new locations, the hugely popular ‘Rallycross’ also features for close battling racing in spectacular new settings. Raid, the reinvention of DiRT’s Rally Raid, will offer wide open point-to-point stages for multiple competitors to race the heavier off-road vehicles on terrain filled with natural obstacles. Trailblazer is the new hill climb event that will take drivers downhill too and there’s more to be announced… Faster, More Powerful Cars Covering seven vehicle classes, You’ll get the keys to powerful vehicles right from the off! As an example of what we are talking about, the opening drive in the game is the Group N Subaru; essentially making the ultimate car from the original game the starting point in the sequel, and the metal gets faster and even more impressive from there. Tour The World Immersing yourself in the World Tour and delivering a true feeling of progression, you’ll travel the globe in your own RV; the interior of which will form both the game’s front end and the gateway to new locations. As illustrated in the trailer video, at each location the RV will park up ahead of the race event, with the awaiting scene visible through the windows. Full Online Play In addition to the World Tour, Colin McRae: DiRT 2 will come complete with full online functionality that will be core to the overall experience, with head-to-head competitive online play and new social features to engage the racing community. Sign up for the drive of your life at www.codemasters.com/dirt2, and race over to the Dirt 2 forums to discuss all the latest news and game features!

I've already got a list going dodgem, I could intergrate this into it to save multiple threads

I've got GTA installed and I can't really see any major differences like you say but online play is less laggy when theres loads of explosions/car chases. still not perfect tho.

True, but I'd only have the regualar games I play on there and once I stop playing them delete them. :cheeky:

Thats ok speed, thanks for helping. Another 17 games added

Cheers Speed, just added

It died with the BMW Clubman or even the convertable, this just shows they don't car about where the mini has come from and only car about money.

Update: FIFA 09 added. ANyone got anymore to add, still looking a bit bare up there.

Mines quieter, but not alot, the only noise it has lost is the disc spinning, but the fans and the like are still just as loud.