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Nice plate

Never been a fan of headphones, plus yes they often break. I have some Sennheiser earphones which have good sound, I got them for $70AUD, but I use them more for music when going to work instead of gaming, since I have 5.1 surround sound connected to my PC.

Nice F40. I've added your site to Google Reader to keep up to date

Pahahahahaha :toof: Closed. :locked:

Yes, cases that include PSUs often have some cheap generic PSU, which might appear to have a decent amount of power, but lack any protection for your hardware, or are inefficient (increasing power bills).

Playing on an Xbox, of course, with those extra DLC online game-modes that us PC players never got to try

Testing WiFi and 3G speeds on my new phone:

Something a little different:

Well done, have a cookie

I only know a couple of players from MC United, Brazil, and Australia/Melbourne but even then that's from a few years ago, so I wouldn't want to embarrass you if I accidentally won :p

What platform are you playing on?

Nice stuff - I liked the panning shots

It was a time elimination race, and I was 'on the bubble', which is why i was pushing so hard. I don't normally use the reset function, but the time was almost 0, and when the video ended, I won (just) :p

I saw an opponent lose a wheel once.... ok it was my fault :lol:

Found them: Drag Race.zip Just run each program in order (as my friends asked me to make subtle changes in each version). Then pick which car you think will win (more fun if you have friends to bet against), and click the start button. I made this AGES ago, so the graphics are nothing special :lol: Sorry for the hijack Mellors.

I once made a random 4-way drag race betting game - should I go looking for it?

SO does that mean my chances are greater or worse than winning in the Stick Cricket league? Slazenger Challenge: Play Stick Cricket Games - Stick Sports

If you're looking for a car game to play while waiting for Driver SF, you might want to check this out, I've started playing at again for the 3rd time now. It's like a 70's detective show script, but you also have free roam in 2 areas, where there's plenty of chasing, being chased, and explosions. Crash Time III - aka Highway Nights - (PC Game on Steam) + Very nice graphics + Decent selection of cars (unlicensed replicas of European cars) + Decent (arcade) physics, works well on the G25 + Only $10 on Steam + Varied driving missions + free raom + Decent story - Voice acting is sometimes as unbearable as TDU2s - Have to be very careful not to lock up the brakes at high speed, maybe that's a good thing (more challenging) - Low probability of chance encounters with bad guys while on patrol (free roam), if you wanted to chase them you'd have to look for them on the map. So yeah, a very decent game for a very decent price. If you liked Midtown Madness & other arcade car/police games then I see no reason why you shouldn't like this. Score - 85%

Are you sure you didn't mix the names and photos up? :lol:

I enjoyed the text more :p

Try these settings, they're what I used with my G25:

Easy - real car. Wayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy more fun than any car I've driven in TDU2.

Your photos remind me why I bought the game in the first place, despite knowing somewhat that I wouldn't enjoy it that much

You'll have to complain on their forums about it for me, then, since apparently they value customer feedback.

I was going to say it's nice and tidy, but you haven't finished building it yet :p