[quote who="skYeYe85" reply="21" id="1954056"]Yeah, really great...what about endless unvierse?...[/quote] As I understand it, Endless Universe = Dark Avatar + Twilight of the Arnor, so I think it should be supported for these updates. EDIT: oops, I just noticed EU is being patched separately. Sorry. Mods, you can delete this if you like.
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[quote who="TheDarkKnight2008" reply="10" id="1879180"]Reduced 66%Original 904 x 644[/quote] Um, you do know that this low rating is because of the mass of "protest-reviewers" logging on at Amazon and giving Spore a low score solely on the basis of the DRM? See this link at wired: http://blog.wired.com/games/2008/09/drm-opponents-a.html
CodeCritter suggested I post this info here to see whether y'all can tease this out. Looking over the file myself, it almost looks like it wasn't installed properly. Here's the debug.err: Debug Message: Version 1.50 last updated on: Wed Sep 17 11:56:23 2008 Debug Message: *********DXDiag info follows.********* System Info Time: 9/18/2008, 12:33:50 DirectX Version: DirectX 9.0c (4.09.0000.0904) Machine Name: DHH-C9367B5BB40 Opera
I just finished reading Frogboy's Information Society post, here: https://forums.wincustomize.com/321098 . It got me thinking about something. I'm a bit of a political nerd; before I got married and my priorities were rearranged (I love you, honey!), I was much more of one. I think that TPM is a game I would like, but I've been reluctant to purchase it because of some of the points made by reviewers. So my question is this: Would Sta
I don't think the point of this thread was "my toy is better than your toy, so if you don't have my toy, just go home." I don't care whether you believe that consoles are better gaming platforms than PCs; obviously, we know what Alphonse and SanChonino's opinions are on that point. I reiterate: I think it's lame that LucasArts chose to ignore a large installed base of devices fully capable of running their game because it couldn't be bothered to make a compatible version. If
[quote]The above is the issue editor for The Political Machine 2008. In it, I must go through every conceivable issue, write a description and then put in the values. The values on position are between -10 (strongly against) and positive 10 (strongly in favor). The other variable (new in this version) is how important the issue is which is on a scale from 1 to 10. I also have the ability to go and create different values in different states. We have a lot of census and polling
Well, as a print magazine, GFW is dead, so those who didn't like it can pee on its metaphorical grave, I suppose. See this link: [link="http://www.1up.com/do/newsStory?cId=3167296"]WWW Link[/link] My opinion, though, is that it was a damn good magazine that had interesting and often rather offbeat interviews and feature stories that you can't find in PC Gamer. Total PC Gaming, a UK mag, is the only similar print magazine I've seen on the market and it's got a pretty hefty price tag for