I tried to refund Under the Ocean, but Steam wouldn’t even consider it because the purchase was about a year and a half ago.
I tried to refund Under the Ocean, but Steam wouldn’t even consider it because the purchase was about a year and a half ago.
I’m guessing he’s referring to a non-Dimensions games...
They likely considered it suboptimal because it didn't fit with their overall concept. Of course, they were already in trouble because they were essentially building custom engines for their 3/4 customers.
Indeed - all aero devices flex under load. It's the amount they flex that is measured. Red Bull's wings were moving more and when the FIA investigated them, found they were built with flexible rubber joints with a leaf spring mechanism (likely to ensure they returned to their normal position).
They're talking about bringing back Active Suspension (in a regulated form via the ECU) to compensate for the suspension 'problems' that will be delivered to the teams if the move to Low Profile tyres finally happens.
Renault would publicly rubbish it, because they know it's hard for them to copy it within the current permitted engine regs - the development potential is token based with weighted components, some of which are frozen. This is why Red Bull and Ferrari pushed for more upgrade tokens for 2015, threatening to force…
The RB9 did not 'prevent' the driven wheels from spinning under power, nor was the torque compensated for.
Did you fail to read the article - they *have* 'done an Origin' - they have done for several years now.
Not content with forcing players to double-dip with the 3DS *and* Wii U versions, Nintendo are now forcing people to buy multiple copies of the game on the handhelds too!
Honestly, i'm not sure why it placed my reply here!
I read somewhere it's going to be significantly discounted, possibly based on whether you own both BoI and WotL or just BoI.
It is.
Interestingly, Terrance (the Fire Engine) seems to be based on the Rescue Bots character called 'Heatwave'.
But they really don't. When I was growing up, Transformers were like puzzles to figure out. They were simultaneously brain exercises and manual dexterity development tools. When my nephew was five, the recommended age for these toys, he was playing with my Beast Wars toys. My sister fondly remembers him toddling up to…
Fallout 2's bosses are *super* easy.
Sign #230492353 that this is still 24: Jack saying "I don't have time to explain."