Homing beacon
An old school friend used to live right at the base of the BT tower when he was a student. No matter how drunk he got anywhere in London, he always knew the right way to go to get home.
10 publicly visible posts • joined 23 Aug 2010
Two great things about this game:
1) It was the first game (at least that I can remember) that showed game developers could actually make a game based on a movie / tv series that *wasn't* a complete and utter bag of cashing-in bull-crap.
2) Its the only game ever where I managed a triple headshot from a single bullet!
Happy days
Don't forget 'Great Little War Game' and its follow-ups.
My girlfriend is always complaining that I spend more time playing this than talking to her. But then, pretty much anything is better than talking about fluffy kittens / pretty dresses / celebrities, or whatever the hell else it is that women talk about.
"The designer did throw in the option of sending the picture to available online friends for a free description instead, though."
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This is a picture of...wait, what is that? It looks kind
of like a shrivelled frankfurter sausage and two
scotch eggs covered in hair?....oh, no wait, it can't be
... oh sweet lord! Gross, Dave, seriously gross
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"Like a drunk in denial, RIM keeps telling us it is absolutely fine, before staggering around for a bit and finally collapsing in an unresponsive heap"
Presumably, RIM will soon release a statement telling us that they love us, that we are their best mate, before challenging us all to a fight and ending with a few rambling lines from 'We Are the Champions'.
Yep, its called NavFree - http://www.expansys.com/navfree.
As the name suggests, its completely free. Maps are stored on the SD card so no lag with downloading on the move.
I've been trialling it and generally its pretty good. My main complaint so far is that occasionally the navigation can be a little ropey (got very confused when trying to route me to one particular address - took me a terrible route when I knew a shorter & quicker one existed). But hopefully these will get ironed out over time.
Sure beats forking out £25 smackers for CoPilot for very little obvious advantage!
A couple of years ago I needed an SD card reader as i'd just bought a new digital camera and needed to download a couple of pics in a hurry. I went to a few stores and all found that most places only sold multi-readers for £10 plus. When I asked an (and I use the term loosly...) "assistant" in Comet if they had a cheap reader for just SD cards, he told me that single readers were actually *more* expensive than multi-readers, and I could be looking to pay up to £30 for one!
I eventually found what I was looking for in my local Pounderama...for a quid, obviously.