11 March, 2010 at 00:15
I’m not familiar with R class cars in Forza — I tend to play around with the S–and–below classes — so I’m not sure whether all R2 cars drive like it, but this Furai…
How the hell does it manage to stick on to the track so damn well‽ Compared to a R3 F430 GT2 that I can barely handle on a good day, the amount of grip this thing has makes me wonder if Turn 10 hadn’t accidentally made it four–wheel drive instead of rear–wheel drive.
And those taillights…
Compare the lowercase A, I, N, P, O, and T. We all know that Apple’s pushed back altered iPad’s UK launch date, so should that be the excuse for the discrepancies in the anti–aliasing/hinting/whatever–the–proper–technical–term–is between the “magical and revolutionary” and “Coming late April” lines?
Short blurb describing the video above as being a rather observant parody trailer in which actors self–referentially reenact many clichés often utilized by academy award-baiting films.
I didn’t notice the difference in size between Elites and SPARTAN-IIIs until he pointed it out.
Facts and trivia. Always fun.
Originally, C Paul scored “Uphill, Both Ways” for the Halo 3: ODST Soundtrack. If you have the disk (and you should), you’ll find it occupying the third slot inside the “Office of Naval Intelligence” Suite. This version’s unique, though. C Paul and Ivan Ives slathered on some extra thick bass and added some tasty new arrangements to bring the energy up to match the high intensity action in the trailer.
Never heard of the man, but based on this, I’m curious to see what else Ivan Ives might be doing on Halo: Reach’s soundtrack. Assuming he is.
Bungie didn’t say in their Weekly Update, but is it this Ivan?
Translation: moar devastating Xbox Live rapes.
What happened to all the official Microsoft steering wheels for the Xbox? Why aren’t any of the major retailers carrying it anymore?
Zach Dundas:
Jowly, dressed in sinister undertaker’s garb, stentorian and bullying, this Topham Hatt commands the railroads. Thus, he rules all of Sodor as a kind of industrial–feudal dominion. (I have recently learned that Topham Hatt also answers to the icy Orwellian sobriquet “The Fat Controller.”) … Certainly, he wields unchecked authority over Thomas and the other trains, enforcing a capricious discipline through verbal abuse, “shunning” and arbitrary changes in work assignment pour encourager les autres.
