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Off Topic / my sound bar now has a proper place in my house

« on: April 11, 2012, 05:32:45 PM »

yes it is mounted on the wall and it looks lovey

i also moved the sub while i was at it

camera Y U TAKE stuffTY PICTURES

Off Topic / hai guies i'm thinking about doing a livestream

« on: April 07, 2012, 10:59:22 PM »

yesh read the title
the games i might do
F1 2011
Fallout
Fallen earth (maybe)
should i do eet

Off Topic / 3 year anniversary

« on: March 31, 2012, 08:35:58 AM »

my sheep has now survived three years of this forum
and like i was banted so i couldn't post it on my anniversary

Games / hey guys i have 3 nuclear dawn guest passes ALL loving GONE

« on: March 16, 2012, 10:17:44 PM »

THIS IS IT BECHES
IF YOU WANT DIS GUEST PASS ADD THIS forgetER ON STEAM OR LEAVE ME YOUR STEAM ACCOUNT
THE FIRST THREE PEOPLE GET THEM ORDER FAST
STEAM: {WDZ}e-maxx the sheep

Games / GRAN TURISMO MEGATHREAD REVIVE (discuss gran turismo and stuff)

« on: January 30, 2012, 09:20:23 PM »

Official Thread Soundtrack: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VvnE_LcRPWE

What Is.

Gran Turismo (Italian for "Grand Tourer" or "Grand Touring", abbreviated GT) is a popular and critically acclaimed series of racing simulation video games developed by Polyphony Digital.

Developed exclusively for PlayStation systems, Gran Turismo games are intended to simulate the appearance and performance of a large selection of vehicles, nearly all of which are licensed reproductions of real-world automobiles. Since the franchise's first entry in December 1997, over 63 million units have been sold worldwide for the PlayStation, PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, and PlayStation Portable.
Gran Turismo can trace back its origins to 1992, when Kazunori Yamauchi set out with a group of seven to develop the original Gran Turismo, which took five years to complete.

The Gran Turismo series is developed by Polyphony Digital and produced by Kazunori Yamauchi.
The appeal of the Gran Turismo series is due significantly to the graphics, the number of licensed vehicles, the extent and detail of simulation, and the ability to tune performance. Handling of the vehicles is modeled on real-life driving impressions, tuning is based on principles of physics, and the sound of the vehicle's engine is based on recordings of the actual vehicles. The game has been a flagship for the PlayStation console's graphics capabilities, and is often used to demonstrate the system's potential.

Although Gran Turismo has an arcade mode, most gameplay derives from its simulation mode. Players start with a certain number of credits, usually 10,000 (18,000 in Gran Turismo 3; used cars were not present in this game; and 20,000 in Gran Turismo 5), which are used to purchase vehicles from several manufacturer-specific shops, or from used car dealers, and then tune their car at the appropriate parts store for best performance. Certain events are open only to particular types of vehicles. In order to enter and progress through more difficult races, a license-testing system has been implemented, which guides players through skill development. Players may apply prize money won in events to upgrade their existing car or buy a new one, collecting a garage of vehicles.

Since Gran Turismo 5 Prologue launched on the PlayStation 3, an online aspect of the gameplay has started to evolve. GT5 Prologue has enabled users to race online with up to 16 players on track at once. Gran Turismo 4 for the PlayStation 2 was actually the first online-enabled Gran Turismo game but the online aspect of the game didn't make it past beta stage.

According to Yamauchi, the cars in the first two games were made from 300 polygons, while those in Gran Turismo 3 and 4 were made up of 4,000 polygons, and those in Gran Turismo 5 were made up of 500,000.

The Gran Turismo series is represented by six primary releases, two for the PlayStation, two for the PlayStation 2, one for the PSP and one for the PlayStation 3. The series is also represented by many other "abbreviated" releases on the PlayStation 2 and PlayStation 3.

GRAN TURISMO (1997/8) (Playstation)

Gran Turismo (abbreviated GT, commonly abbreviated GT1) is a racing simulator designed by Kazunori Yamauchi. Gran Turismo was developed by Polyphony Digital and first published by Sony Computer Entertainment in 1997 for the PlayStation video game console. After five years of development time, it was well-received publicly and critically, shipping a total of 10.85 million copies worldwide as of April 30, 2008, and scoring an average of 95% in GameRankings' aggregate. The game has started a series, and to date has spawned over 10 spin-offs and sequels.

GRAN TURISMO 2 (1999/2000) (Playstation)

Gran Turismo 2 (commonly abbreviated to GT2) is a driving simulator / racing game for the Sony PlayStation. Gran Turismo 2 was developed by Polyphony Digital and published by Sony Computer Entertainment in 1999. The games serves as a sequel to Gran Turismo. It was well-received publicly and critically, shipping 1.71 million copies in Japan, 20,000 in Southeast Asia, 3.96 million in North America, and 3.68 million in Europe for a total of 9.37 million copies as of April 30, 2008, and eventually becoming a Sony Greatest Hits game. The title received an average of 93% in Metacritic's aggregate. Gran Turismo 2 was also the first PS1 game to be emulated on the Dreamcast via Bleemcast.

GRAN TURISMO 3: A-SPEC (2000) (Playstation 2)

Gran Turismo 3: A-Spec is a racing game, the first in the Gran Turismo series released for the PlayStation 2. Gran Turismo 2000 was the working name used when demonstrated at E3 2000/2001. The game was a critical and commercial success, going on to become one of the best-selling console games of all time.

The objective of the game is to win all the provided races, championships, complete license tests and achieve 100% game completion. Every 25% of the game completed results in the player being awarded a car as a special prize. For GT3, the Gran Turismo Mode (Simulation Mode in the American version) has a reorganized layout, with a more structured and progressive arrangement of races and challenges. Races vary from short beginner events to multi-hour endurance races and also rallying events against an opponent. In addition, the car shops are now organized by country and then by manufacturer, which some find to be more intuitive than the East/West City method used in its predecessor.

Gran Turismo 3: A-Spec is considered a commercial success for Sony in Japan, Europe, and North America. The game is highly praised by game reviewers and players as one of the best racing games ever made. IGN scored GT3 a 9.8/10 and GameSpot rated it 9.4 out of ten. GT3 also received a Platinum Award from Electronic Gaming Monthly. Gran Turismo 3 has a 94% rating on GameRankings.com as of May 5, 2010, placing it among the top 50 of all games on the multi-platform site and in the top 10 of PlayStation 2 titles. It frequently appears on 'Top 100 Lists' such as that by IGN.

As of April 30, 2008, the game has shipped 1.89 million copies in Japan, 7.14 million in North America, 5.85 million in Europe, and 10,000 in Southeast Asia for a total of 14.89 million copies. It is the highest-selling game in the Gran Turismo franchise. It is a part of the PlayStation 2's Greatest Hits. It ranks fifteenth in the list of best-selling unbundled console games of all time, just below Wii Fit Plus.

GRAN TURISMO 4 (2005) (Playstation 2)

Gran Turismo 4 (also known as GT4) (グランツーリスモ4 Guran Tsūrisumo Fō) is a racing simulator for the Sony PlayStation 2 which was developed by Polyphony Digital. It was released on December 28, 2004 in Japan and Hong Kong (NTSC-J), February 22, 2005 in North America (NTSC-U/C), and March 9, 2005 in Europe (PAL), and has since been re-issued under Sony's 'Greatest Hits' line. Gran Turismo 4 is one of only two titles for the PlayStation 2 that is capable of 1080i output, the other being Tourist Trophy which was also created by Polyphony.

GT4 was delayed for over a year and a half by Polyphony Digital, and had its online mode removed (later added in Gran Turismo 4 Online test version). The game features over 700 cars from 80 manufacturers, from as early as the 1886 Daimler Motor Carriage and as far into the future as concepts for 2022. The game also features 51 tracks, many of which are new or modified versions of old Gran Turismo favorites, with some notable real-world additions.

The Chinese, Japanese and Korean versions of the game were bundled with a 212-page driving guide and lessons on the physics of racing. A limited edition, Gran Turismo 4 Online test version, was released in Japan in summer 2006. A PSP enhanced port entitled Gran Turismo Mobile was originally planned for development, but was later renamed to Gran Turismo (PSP), which was released October 1, 2009.

GRAN TURISMO 5 (2010) (Playstation 3)

Gran Turismo 5 (Japanese: グランツーリスモ 5 Guran Tsūrisumo Faibu) (commonly abbreviated as GT5) is the fifth edition of the Gran Turismo racing video game series. Developed by Polyphony Digital and published by Sony Computer Entertainment, it was released for PlayStation 3 on November 24, 2010. It expands on the game's Prologue version and is the first entry of the series to be developed for PlayStation 3.

The game marks the first entry in the series with online races with support for up to 16 players. A damage model has been included with variations of damage depending on whether the vehicle falls into the "standard" or "premium" category. Over 1,000 cars, 26 different locations, and 71 different tracks are available in the game. Night racing also returns.

World Rally Championship, NASCAR and Super GT licenses are utilized for the first time in the Gran Turismo franchise.

Gran Turismo 5 is the first game in the franchise to provide a damage model, with variations of damage depending on whether a vehicle is a "Standard" or "Premium" car. The game also features weather effects, however they are only available on certain circuits. Optional Stereoscopic-3D resolution and Karting found a place in the game. Furthermore, new visual effects have been introduced, including dynamic skid marks, dust and the ability for drivers to flash their headlights. A course editor which allows the player to create new circuits by using tools that randomly generate track-parts according to certain player-selected specifications, including the amount of corners, the time of day and the amount of sectors. There are a variety of themes the player can choose from to act as a base for each circuit design.

Gran Turismo 5 is the first game in the franchise to include both mechanical and external damage modelling, including a real-time deformation engine that will process model deformation according to the speed and angle of impact. It is also possible to overturn cars for the first time in the series. The cars in GT5 are separated into "standard"- and "premium"-vehicles. Standard vehicles have a less detailed damage model with dirt, scratches and dents appearing on the car in the event of an accident. In addition, standard cars cannot receive aftermarket wheels - among other aesthetic upgrades, such as wheel paint. "Premium"-vehicles feature a slightly more advanced damage model. Gran Turismo 2 previously included damage, but was limited to mechanical failures only.

Gran Turismo 5 provides a total of 1,031 cars. Lamborghini and Bugatti make their first home-console appearance in the franchise, following their introduction in Gran Turismo PSP, and it has been confirmed the new "gullwing" Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG will appear, along with Ferrari's recently unveiled 458 Italia and the Lexus LFA supercar. McLaren will also make their first appearance as a native manufacturer with the inclusion of the McLaren F1 road car, the F1 GTR race edition, and the McLaren MP4-12C road car. The F1 GTR was present in Gran Turismo 4, but was included in BMW's dealership). Le Mans spec cars will make a return appearance. Hybrids were previously included in Gran Turismo 4 with the Toyota Prius and the Honda Insight. At the 2009 Tokyo Game Show, Yamauchi mentioned that the latest hybrid and electric cars will be included, including the Tesla Roadster. At Gamescom 2010, it was also revealed that GT5 will include the Jaguar XJ13 race car prototype, as well as the Ferrari 330 P4 and the Ford GT40 Mark IV race cars, and as the developers put it, "will allow players to create the race that never came to be", since the XJ13 program was canceled before the car was ready for competition. Additionally, in association with Red Bull Racing, the development team worked on a new prototype car called the "X2010 Prototype" which was designed with the idea of, "If you built the fastest racing car on land, one that throws aside all rules and regulations, what would that car look like, how would it perform, and how would it feel to drive?" This car was worked on by Polyphony Digital and Red Bull's aerodynamics expert, Adrian Newey, and is one of the cars in the game. Up to 16 cars or 32 karts will be able to race on track at once whereas previous installments allowed only six cars per race max. Recently, Polyphony Digital released the official vehicle list which also shows which vehicles will be standard or premium.

The cars in GT5 are separated into two categories, "standard" and "premium". Standard cars have standard headlights, and basic damage modelling. In addition, standard cars do not have any interior camera views. Premium cars feature headlights capable of high and low beams, detailed interior camera views, and detailed damage models. Premium cars also have working windshield wipers which can be used on tracks with rain or snow. Around 20% of all cars in the game fall into the "premium"-category.

Gran Turismo 5 allows players to drive 26 different locations or "scenery" and 71 different track layouts (the previous iteration in the main numbered series, Gran Turismo 4, included 51 tracks total). Dunsfold Park, located in the United Kingdom – the test track of the British automotive television show Top Gear – will be included in the game. The playable demo of Gran Turismo 5 at Gamescom 2009 featured the Tokyo Route 246 track, seen in previous incarnations of the game. Various real-life circuits return from previous games in the series. These include (among others) Nürburgring, Circuit de la Sarthe, Tsukuba Circuit, Mazda Laguna Seca Raceway and Suzuka Circuit. New real-life circuits included in the game include (among others) Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Monza circuit, Daytona International Speedway and two new Rome and Madrid city circuits. Many fictional circuits return from previous games in the series including 'Trial Mountain', 'Deep Forest Raceway' and Autumn Ring. An official list of all tracks available in the game has been released by Polyphony Digital.

Who Is.

BLOCKLAND USERNAME - PLAYSTATION NETWORK ID/system - game - FAVORITE VEHICLE

MackTheHunter - MackTheHunter/PS3 - GT5 - Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG (Tuned)

Shinji - Total137/PS3 - GT5 - Volkswagen Kubelwagen

Comatose/RingsOfSaturn - iTechie/PS3 -GT5 - Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren

TwenteFreak - TwenteFreak/PS3 - GT5 - Mine's NISSAN SKYLINE R34 GT-R

e-maxx - e-maxxbl/PS3 - GT5 - enzo Ferrari

Coolio/PSP Gran Turismo

Sony -JalluC/PS3 - GT5

Kevdude - Kevdude10/PS3 - GT5 - I don't know

Veterinarian Zombie/PS2 - GT3

Lesrock- lesrock99

TRADE
a place where you can trade cars from other people fill it out like this BL name - PSN - car

One Last Thing.

This is a discussion for the Gran Turismo series. If you want to talk about Forza, Project Gotham, Need For Speed, rFactor or any other racing series, do it in another thread.

Gran Turismo5 Gallery.

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Creativity / e-maxx just got a new Jeep Comanche

« on: January 27, 2012, 06:40:38 PM »

body for his R/C rock crawler

that side

dat trademark Jeep front end

you see all that useless junk in the bed well it's just that useless

more side

Games / Starseige-the best mech game since mechwarrior

« on: January 22, 2012, 01:10:51 PM »

(i have the orginal CD's book and all that jazz)

LOLOLOLOLO COPY AND PASTE FORM WIKIPEDIA

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Plot

In this time, humanity is nominally united in an Empire, led from Earth by the Immortal Emperor Solomon Petresun. Petresun's policy is the defence of Earth at all costs. While Earth is prosperous and well protected, the colonies on Luna, Mars, and Venus suffer from increasingly harsh regulations and production quotas.

The combat units of the Empire are represented by the Imperial Police and the Imperial Knights. The former paramilitary group is responsible for maintaining order in the colonies. The Knights, led by Grand Master Caanon Weathers, are the military's elite and are provided with the best pilots and equipment; naturally they are based on Earth. The Knights have customized versions of the standard HERCs.

The inequality between the colonies and Earth foments rebellion. In 2802 there are two guerilla movements on Mars, the Free Martian Alliance (FMA) and the Martian Liberation Front (MLF). The FMA concentrates on destroying and capturing Imperial infrastructure and supplies. The MLF focuses on killing Imperial personnel and sympathizers. Both groups operate from underground bases and make do with modified mining HERCs and tanks. The rebels partially offset their disadvantages with superior weapons taken from the alien "Tharsis Cache"; an underground stockpile of alien technology discovered by rebels while digging new tunnels. Eventually the rebellion becomes too great for the police to contain and the Knights are deployed to Mars to crush the insurrection.

The Cybrids are a race of sentient robots responsible for the first Earthsiege. They are led by the first Cybrid, Prometheus, who is revered with god-like status. The Cybrids established themselves in the outer solar system after being defeated two centuries before during the first Earthsiege. Since then they have built up their strength for another bid to destroy humanity and claim Earth for their own. Like the Martian rebels, the Cybrids discover their own cache of alien weapons and adapt it to use, but their cache is inferior to the Tharsis Cache.

Notable Cybrid units include the elite Platinum Guard - those closest to Prometheus - and the heretical Metagen. The former have access to customized HERC designs. During the Cybrid campaign, the player is ordered to destroy Metagen units. They are little mentioned in the human campaign; in the final mission Cybrids supposedly guarding Prometheus abandon their posts and refuse to fire on humans for "unknown reasons."

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Gameplay

As a simulation, Starsiege offers players the ability to pilot a wide variety of massive bipedal war machines known as HERCULANs (Humaniform-Emulation Roboticized Combat Unit with Leg-Articulated Navigation) (or 'HERCs' for short), as well as several tanks. Set in 2829, Starsiege contains an array of advanced technology, and numerous upgrades are available for each vehicle. Starsiege takes place across a number of planets and moons in the solar system, offering a range of different locations throughout the game and in multiplayer battles, including Earth, Titan, Luna, Mars, Venus, and Mercury. There are two campaigns, Human and Cybrid. The human campaign places the player as a member of the Free Martian Alliance.

Gameplay in Starsiege revolves around mechanized combat - piloting HERCs and tanks in combat against opposing vehicles. Both types of vehicles can be controlled via any combination of keyboard, joystick, or mouse. Every vehicle has a unique performance, though this can be modified somewhat through customization of parts. Customizing the player's vehicle is an important element of gameplay, particularly in multiplayer - a proper balance between all of the components is necessary to assure the player a reasonable chance of success.

Multiplayer gameplay includes classic modes deathmatch, team deathmatch, and capture the flag.

COPY AND PASTE FROM THE JUNKYARD (a still going dedicated starsiege fansite)

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Imperial
Driven by some of the best-trained pilots in the Imperial forces, these vehicles are quite formidable, sporting a wide range of weapon mounts and capabilities. Very few have met up with Imperials and have survived, since they are kept so well-equipped by the Imperial Fleet.

Apocalypse Mk.5 (my favorite)

   Basilisk

   Disrupter

Gorgon

   Minotaur

   Myrmidon

Paladin

   Talon

Imperial Knights
The Imperial Knights, known simply as the "Knights," are the best of the best that the Imperial Forces have to offer. Their training and skill are unparalleled in the Sol system, and their opponents often surrender when they hear the Knights are on the the way. The Knights' vehicles are equipped for the heaviest weapon mounts, have a higher load capacity than other Imperial HERCs, and are faster than any other human-built HERC. Formidable by any standard; don't screw with the Knights.

Apocalypse
(same as above)

Basilisk
(same)

Disrupter
(same)

Gorgon

Minotaur

Myrmidon
(same)

Paladin
(same)

Talon
(same)

Rebel
The Rebellion forces are equipped with whatever Mole Command has been able to find for them. Most of these vehicles are retrofitted mining or cargo haulers, or, in the most unusual case, totally alien in origin. Being experts in mining technology, and having found a cache of advanced weapons and equipment, this rag-tag group of poorly-trained pilots is reminiscent of the TDF of the Fire.

Dreadlock

Emancipator (fast little mofo)

Hammertank (non drivable)

Harabec's Predator (anti grav tank)

   Olympian

Cybrid (meet these guys later on in the hooman career)
Built with technology developed over the course of two and a half centuries, the Cybrid vehicles are built for speed and performance, and are produced in such massive numbers that thay often easily overwhelm anything even the Imperial Knights have to offer. Ranging from light assault platforms to heavy siege platforms built to last seemingly indefinitely in battle, Cybrid HERCs strike fear into the hearts of every human alive.

Adjudicator

Bolo

Executioner

Goad

Platinum Guard Adjudicator
(same)

Platinum Guard Executioner
(same)

Recluse

Seeker

Off Topic / IT FINNALY SNOWED HERE

« on: January 21, 2012, 12:11:51 AM »

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P3ALwKeSEYs
but it probably won't stay because it's supposed to rain in the morning :C

Games / Live for speed-more than just a game

« on: December 22, 2011, 04:22:24 PM »

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What is Live for Speed?

Live for Speed is a small development team dedicated to making the best online racing simulation. Our current release is S2 with which we attempt to recreate the thrill and fun of real racing, by simulating all aspects important to racing. Varying racing environments and cars which can be setup by an abundance of options - all on your home pc.

So what will you find in LFS S2? The DEMO allows you access to 3 cars and one racing environment that has both a road and a rallycross course. The cars available are a front wheel drive hatchback, one rear wheel driven road car and the Formula BMW, a single seater. These three cars make for a good all round impression.
The FULL version adds five more racing environments, a big test area and 17 additional cars. The test area contains many configurations: a skid pad, a drag strip and an autocross area, plus an editor to create your own autocross tracks.

There is a lot of community activity. Our forum has become the centre of communication and is a huge resource of information, help and additional downloads for the game. But it doesn't stop at our forum - localised communities have sprung up all over the world.
Leagues are being run on nearly every continent, varying from sprint to endurance races. All your actions online are recorded and made available to you at LFS World where we also have the hotlap charts for the offline side.

Do you want to try LFS S2? You can download the latest version from our downloads page. This download will initially act as an S2 demo, allowing access to 3 cars and 1 track environment only. If you want to access all the other content, a license must be bought. Please see the 'Read Before You Buy' and 'Buy A License' pages for more information on licenses.

http://www.lfs.net/?page=whatislfs

some things i have to say
it's not easy. Take off to fast from the line you'll be spining or slam on the brakes while turning you'll get your wheels to lock up
use a steering wheel/gamepad it makes 100% better
use the testing area to get used to the cars
TUNE YOUR CAR

SCREENIES

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Games / Flat Out 3 HOLY stuffS IT'S OUT THERE IS A WWII ERA TANK/MONSTER TRUCK HYBRID

« on: December 15, 2011, 06:22:07 PM »

INCOMING COPY AND PASTE FROM STEAM

About the Game
FlatOut 3: Chaos & Destruction brings a new dimension to high speed destruction racing.

Feel the adrenaline pulse through your veins as you barrel through insane race tracks against monster trucks, race cars, off road vehicles and much more.

FlatOut 3: Chaos & Destruction is demolition racing at its extreme. Real world physics with 9 different game modes, and over 47 different vehicles available. Players may choose to race, smash and destroy their opponents in a wide variety of online and offline options.

Lay waste to farm houses, fences, and then wreak havoc in a Detroit suburb, race up the walls in giant waste disposal sewers. Let the chaos begin as you race through over 60 different tracks, narrowly avoiding wrecking balls, Double Decker buses and much more.

Create as much destruction in the all new monster tuck mode.

Choose from 20 different playable characters, select your weapon from the 47 available vehicles! Create as much Chaos & Destruction! In stuntman mode anarchy rules create havoc with some rag doll fun.

FlatOut 3: Chaos & Destruction offers more vehicles, game modes and different ways to demolish your opponents before crossing the finish line.

Key features:
Physics Engine capable of delivering over 20,000 fully destructible objects on every track
47 vehicles with everything from muscle cars, monster trucks, tanks, bulldozers and more
9 game modes plus challenge mode that incorporates all game modes into one 62 track race
10 racing environments with 62 different race tracks
3 stunt mode environments with 12 stunt tracks
9 Destruction Derby Battle environments
All new Monster Truck, Nightshift, Off Road, and Speed modes
8 multiplayer modes with support for up to 16 players
Force Feedback support for racing wheels
Larger Destruction Derbies with 24 players
Complete Chaos in Off-Road Mode
Complete Destruction in All new Monster Truck Mode
Head to Head in nightmarish, thunderous, rainy, fog weather in Night Shift Mode

System Requirements
Operating system:Windows® XP
Processor: Intel® 2 GHz dual core CPU
Memory: 2 GB
Video: Nvidia GeForce 8600+ / AMD Radeon HD X2600+
Internet:Broadband Internet Connection
DirectX®: DirectX® 9.0c
Hard disk space: 16 GB
Sound: DirectX® compatible Onboard Soundcard
Supported Input Devices: Keyboard, Joystick, XBox Controller, Gamepad, Microsoft Controller for Windows
Additional Notes: Also supports Razer Hydra.
Operating system:Windows® 7
Processor: Intel® Quadcore
Memory: 4 GB
Video: Nvidia GeForce GTX 590 / AMD Radeon HD 6970
Internet:Broadband Internet Connection
DirectX®: DirectX® 9.0c
Hard disk space: 20 GB
Sound: DirectX® compatible Soundcard
Supported Input Devices: Keyboard, Joystick, XBox Controller, Gamepad, Microsoft Controller for Windows
Additional Notes: Also supports Razer Hydra.
DO YOU SEE THAT IT SUPPORTS RAZER HYDRA

VIDEOS
http://cdn.steampowered.com/v/gfx/apps/81307/movie.184x123.jpg?t=1323199284
http://cdn.steampowered.com/v/gfx/apps/81305/movie.184x123.jpg?t=1323198750
http://cdn.steampowered.com/v/gfx/apps/81306/movie.184x123.jpg?t=1323198779

PICTURES

Off Topic / why mud and waterproof stuff is cool

« on: October 24, 2011, 08:18:44 PM »

so anyway yesterday i was looking at my R/C rockcrawler an i thought "hmm i never use this" so what better way to pass the time then taking it though the mud and of course it's all waterproof and stuff
NOTE: this was perfectly clean before i started driving it
then when i was done it was so muddy i had to pick it up by one of the aluminum rods on the front
picture time