Clouds - no North Pole
And we don't see him as he travels near light speed delivering all of the presents
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I had a PC go down at work so for speed I supplied the replacement, OK my replacement work PC was the insides of my old home PC.
And guess what?
My old 8 or so year old P4 2.4 was quicker than the newest dual core at work.
As I said for a laugh a large hamster vs a pair of fieldmice.
Got a Q8300 now and it is the first work PC faster than my old life expired home computer.
So if your old PC is fast enough, why replace?
Well I do avoid one division - the music, nothing I like there, and I detest all the XCraptor stuff.
But I keep coming back to them for other things.
TV is Sony but I have never had a duff Sony TV, I did look around when I went HD but apart from a very expensive Pioneer plasma I saw nothing as good for the money as the W series LCDs.
I have had good service from them in the past, my old Wega had a visit to upgrade the digital tuner and a few posted cards to update the software.
They repaired a 5 year old video camera for free.
You remember good service.
Losing Linux was wrong, I can understand trying to put it back.
But any hacking attempt to restore it was spoiled by the pirates.
As someone who hates to see the copied games hurting the writers I can understand the games companies coming down hard to stop them.
I can also understand the hurt when the owners lost their Linux.
I never went down that route as 40GB was too small, but was wary about the update to remove Linux as I would not have minded trying, but the children had already updated it so tough.
A YLOD has forced a Slim puchase, but I will be getting the 40GB leaded reballed (first paid for repair 4 months) second DIY repair long enough to transfer game saves, and I wouldn't mind trying Linux on it but I have no intention what so ever to pirate a game.
I want the likes of Naughty Dog, Guerilla, Insomniac, Evolution, Media Molecule and all to carry on producing brilliant games, they provide hours of entertainment at a good price, 7p an hour for a game is excellent.
To Sony - please come down on the copied game crowd like a ton of bricks, on the Linux restorers - offer them a job, they may be the best people to combat the piracy! Clever thinking here!
Tescos for under £35 - no brainer really.
Well it is an enjoyable game, quite a few hints if you are not that good including the up arrow telling you where to go.
Graphics are good except there was some difficult to describe oddness with the sea.
I am about 3/4 of the way through.
Plusses
The walker, the jetpack, the guns, Move support, Rico is a lot less irritating. Move ball glows Helghan goggle red.
The minuses
A bit formulaic, a bit on rails (few alternate routes), some of the cut scenes could have been played.
Move plays brilliantly, a lot easier than DS3 on KZ2 and you don't get controller confusion with other games.
Quite soon, I played the multiplayer Beta - that was fun.
I will advise using and getting used to Move, on this game it is excellent, I noticed there was no mention in the review of Move. Pity as this is a USP on this game, it just works really well.
Also I will admit i prefer the Helgast to the ISA - it is those accents.