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Post by FatherJack »

I had Carmaggedon II. I think it ran in VGA and software mode. Kept going back to it though, even with the pixels.
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Post by Lateralus »

Close, but no cigar. Game I'm after was set in a dingy city and I believe it was taxi based rather than race based.

Slightly more on topic, how come my Trackmania game says invalid key when trying to play online? It was a free game ffs!
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Lateralus wrote:Slightly more on topic, how come my Trackmania game says invalid key when trying to play online? It was a free game ffs!
Hm, I know not. CIIJA5IE?
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Post by Grimmie »

Did that to me once or twice, too. Just keep trying to connect and it'll work eventually.
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Lateralus wrote:Speaking of driving games with cannons, can anyone remember a fairly old game where you were a taxi driver in a dark blade runner-esque city and could kit your car out with massive spikes and guns and rockets etc? The name is evading me and its most frustrating. Seem to remember a few fun hours spent playing it many moons ago.
That rings a bell. Spoodie might know what it is.
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SmokeyMcPott wrote:That rings a bell. Spoodie might know what it is.
I thought it might be Carmageddon but the taxi makes that not right. I'm guessing it's a PC game, in which case I have no idea. That one has beaten me. :cry:
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Post by cashy »

please tell me there is a way to disable the sound. from what ive seen it looks pretty cool though
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Post by Dr. kitteny berk »

Rydis wrote:Or AutoAssault that had an open beta at the weekend.
Tap dancing Christ did it suck.
so far (being on the closed beta) it seems ok to me, nothing special really, but not sucky either.


as far as servers go, lemme have a look :)
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Post by spoodie »

I got my Auto Assault beta invite :w00t:

Now downloading all of the megs of update files and can only play thursday evening and weekend. :cheese:
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Post by cashy »

pfft this games silly fun
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I chuffing enjoyed that. It has very good just-one-more-ity.
cashy wrote:please tell me there is a way to disable the sound. from what ive seen it looks pretty cool though
If you haven't found it yet- volume is under the settings dialog before you launch the game.

That should be where Nickface's port settings are too.
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Stoat wrote:That should be where Nickface's port settings are too.
Oh ho! So it is. Stoat saves the day again! :boogie:
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Stoat wrote: That should be where Nickface's port settings are too.
really?

*fiddles with Nickface's port settings*

mwuhahahaha!
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Post by spoodie »

:w00t:

Look at the size of those pixels!
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Post by Lateralus »

YES! Get in. Nice one Smokey.

*Bums*

Look what I've found!
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Post by Lateralus »

Oooo, and if we can get trackmania working in Hamachi and LAN then I'm go, but can't get round the fricking "invalid key" thing. Bloody free games. :roll:
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Post by FatherJack »

It had some copy protection stuff as well (when the install reboots), which is a bit weird for a free game. I got a bit annoyed with it as the tracks got harder.
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