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I know - sickening state of affairs.

Game manuals, however - now they're a different story... love the 'new game' smell.

Dark Chronicle - spent hours upon hours on that.

Pin ALL the apps! [ATTACH=CONFIG]31794[/ATTACH]

If you clear out the contents of C:\Windows\SoftwareDeployment\Download and give the windows automatic update service a kick it should start picking up the update straight away.

The worst I can think of for me was owning one of these as a child. [ATTACH=CONFIG]31727[/ATTACH] I actually played on it too, even though when I think back about it - it was a load of c**p

I'm waiting for someone to admit to buying one of these... [ATTACH=CONFIG]31726[/ATTACH]

Mortal Komponent... [ATTACH=CONFIG]31697[/ATTACH]

The Squirrel - formerly part of a lucrative book deal with B. Potter was reputed to be staggering around shouting "Do you know who I am?". "You see this all the time" Said Det. Hedgehog, "Former young stars with drink problems - the Rabbits are especially bad when drunk".

How much you thin your paint is dependant on the effect you want to go for - I usually go for 'semi skimmed milk' thickness for general coverage and use. If you only want to get pigment in the recesses, you can get away with thinning a LOT - that way you can create an almost 'wash' that won't cover the surfaces, but will get in the nooks and crannies. Similarly - for putting a single dot or line on, either use neat or thin a little (to make it flow from the brush better). As for basecoating - it depends on the overall 'lightness' you're going for. If you are going for light - then basecoat white (and if needed, re-basecoat areas black - as it's much easier to get a solid black over a white rather than the other way round). I've also had a lot of success when highlighting by adding an off-white colour (such as cream) to the base colour instead of white - the 'change' is much more gradual and subtle making it easier to blend.

Hi all, One of my sites is moving to a 'put away-able' IT suite, and are looking at a lapsafe to store the laptops this'll take to do (or at least do with any sense of security!). They've not yet got managed wireless, so I'm looking at the options available to me and have come across this lapsafe range... Wireless is apparently an optional extra on these - so my question (okay, questions three) is thus: Does anyone have one of these with the extra wireless option? Is it any good? What are your experiences with it?

Wut? I now need to check my PS3 when I get home. Although it'll take some to beat Suikoden II. I literally shouted at the game when it stole from me, and bearing in mind I'm usually quite sparing with Magic in that series - I started from the top in the ensuing battle.

Rum? [ATTACH=CONFIG]31450[/ATTACH]

I had one of these when I was at school, and would regularly get asked by the other kids "What time is it in x? go on - show me" [ATTACH=CONFIG]31438[/ATTACH] It was like owning a slice of fried gold.

"Cast of Watership Down found to be sheltering insurgents"

I want to know the Daily Mail's take on it... "Immigrant Fox launches singlehanded Jihad"

Found by a friend... [ATTACH=CONFIG]31134[/ATTACH] Disgusting behaviour.

^This is a forum post

I've done my Sis-in-law's when she got a cheap 'arcade' one. Physically swapping the drive over is very easy, literally a two minute job, then there's a bit of a wait while the firmware sorts itself out. Then - reinstalling and updating can take a while, but is exactly the same as when you first installed the games. Game saves can be copied off on to USB media or up to the PSN cloud storage before upgrading (well, most of them) and just put back later once you've upgraded.

I know it's old - but I'll just leave this here...

Who's he gonna call?

Can. Not. Wait. for this.

Yes, started back with AD&D 2nd, and have played a huge number of systems - D&D3/3.5, D&D4th, Pathfinder, GURPS, Rolemaster/Spacemaster, Privateer, Warhammer Fantasy RP, BESM, Cyberpunk & Shadowrun to name just a few. My group is currently running through a D&D4th adventure, 4th is a bit too "paint by numbers" for my liking - but the person currently DMing finds it easier.

Nah - every time I see a dinosaur I can't help but go: Oooom. Oooom. Wakawakawaka Choom. Oooom. Oooom. Wakawaka Choomchoom

I found them somewhat buggy - although I will admit they were good enough to look past that. Absolutely loved Aftermath with it's low tech 'from the ashes' start.