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I was 5 and an avid Lego master :wink:

Read the "readme"/ description and thou will find the answers you seek. http://www.nma-fallout.com/forum/dload.php?action=file&file_id=1075

Radiated pasta, hmmmmm

Yes! The cpukiller did the trick. I have to turn down my cpu to 30% during the shooting range action and that's it. I can play this amazing game without further trouble (I hope) :D Thanks man :clap:

I have an ancient P4 3ghz so I don't think it will be possible , going to try it out anyway. Thanks for the tip. edit: The shooting range: I was under the impression that 'it' would run to fast .. however it seems the other way around I have to wait for ages before targets appear ...

A shame indeed , maybe I'll try playing it with a windows 98 emulator.. But I'm sure I'm not the first one to try that :|

Really, can't it be fixed somehow?

Just installed the Blade runner adventure game on my computer and I am amazed that it works perfectly fine on Xp without tweaking anything ..

Clara Rockmore - The art of theremin

Fallout 2 followed (very) closely by Dungeon Keeper 2.. I may have to agree with you on that "Those who are about to die we salute you!" :clap:

Interesting video when my minds manages to block the "presenter" and his "humor"..

You wouldn't play GTA4 (the only reason I would consider buying an XBOX360 or Ps3 for) because there are kids with headsets in multi player mode??

8/10 Nice Burtonesque style

David Shrigley's worried noodles

Trying out Crayon physics deluxe, it's interesting but it sure is no World of Goo! http://www.crayonphysics.com/

First time visiting the Glow unaware of the dangers of radiation, playing chess etc. good times

Yes, yes I know, I was referring to the 'olden' days. Before Killap's wonderful restoration project..

For those interested there appears to be a sequel in the making :) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Omikron_2 edit: PS3 exclusive :( http://www.gamespot.com/ps3/rpg/omikron2/news.html?sid=6173508&om_act=convert&om_clk=newsfeatures&tag=newsfeatures;title

David Shrigley - The jist "the essence... or... jist. it is not in the thinking of things to do, it is in the counting of things that you have already done. and it is not in the things that you staple together, it is in your desire to staple. and it is not in the speaking on the...

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