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Play The Original Wolfenstein In Your Browser
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[JiF]Brick
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Re: Play The Original Wolfenstein In Your Browser
errr....
when you click the link it takes you to a language selection page that asks if you want North American English or..wait for it...International English???
Now we've done the Americans don't speak proper English thing before but what I want to know is what is International English, surely it is just 'English'
when you click the link it takes you to a language selection page that asks if you want North American English or..wait for it...International English???
Now we've done the Americans don't speak proper English thing before but what I want to know is what is International English, surely it is just 'English'
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[JiF]Lt Gav
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Re: Play The Original Wolfenstein In Your Browser
As Penny from the Big Bang Theory would say "holy crap on a cracker!"
20 years ago. Where has all that time disappeared to?
I remember getting Doom & it came on 2 x 3 1/2" discs & I thought it was fantastic.
Wonder what the younger generation would think of it now, after all the high graphical content they are used to?
20 years ago. Where has all that time disappeared to?
I remember getting Doom & it came on 2 x 3 1/2" discs & I thought it was fantastic.
Wonder what the younger generation would think of it now, after all the high graphical content they are used to?
Re: Play The Original Wolfenstein In Your Browser
Nice - but that rather appears to be a Flash version of Wolfenstein 3D (ID software) and not of the original Castle Wolfenstein (Muse), which some might still remember from their Apple IIs, Atari 400/800s, C64s...
Greetings from Munich!
Manfred / lini
P.S.: Zouga: That on the first glance strange language selection might rather have something to do with legal limitations for certain countries, I could imagine. For example, when I click the link, I only get the message: "Sorry, your IP address shows you are coming from a country that requires us to block access to this particular site." So I'd deem it possible that one might get slightly different presentations (probably with less or garbled nazi symbols - or none at all...) depending on the different language options.
Greetings from Munich!
Manfred / lini
P.S.: Zouga: That on the first glance strange language selection might rather have something to do with legal limitations for certain countries, I could imagine. For example, when I click the link, I only get the message: "Sorry, your IP address shows you are coming from a country that requires us to block access to this particular site." So I'd deem it possible that one might get slightly different presentations (probably with less or garbled nazi symbols - or none at all...) depending on the different language options.
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[JiF]Brick
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Re: Play The Original Wolfenstein In Your Browser
Lini !
We miss you on the BF42 server.
We have a new schedule where we play the BF42 and EoD Mods (see posts about downloads required)
We miss you on the BF42 server.
We have a new schedule where we play the BF42 and EoD Mods (see posts about downloads required)
Re: Play The Original Wolfenstein In Your Browser
Brick: No question, I miss you guys, too. Nevertheless I haven't reinstalled BF1942 on my current, also outdated notebook (that replaced my older, even more outdated, broken notebook), yet. Especially as I just recently tried to buy a new, current one - but that plan failed rather miserably. I decided on a Dell Vostro 3550 model (actually two, as my parents also needed a new one - and I thought it would be a good idea to get two identical configurations...), which seemed good enough and nicely priced (being already on sale-out)...
Long story not quite short: The one for my parents is perfectly ok and already in use, while my first exemplar had a couple of minor flaws on the case and one screechy touchpad button. Talked with the dealer, who encouraged me to return it to be exchanged for a flawless, new exemplar. A couple a days later the "new" one arrived, but turned out to be a returned exemplar with broken original seal and several flaws and stains on the case as well as inside - yuck! Talked with the dealer again, the returned the Vostro again to be exchanged again... Another couple a days later the third exemplar arrived and looked fine. However, already whilst unpacking I noticed a slight tinkling noise inside, which would move accordingly, when one tilted the notebook from one side to the other - obviously a loose part inside. *sigh* I even managed to let it drop out after removing the battery (on a lot of notebooks the battery compartment has got a few suitably sized openings to the inside (e.g. around the battery connector)): Obviously a little plastic catch, that's broken off somewhere inside - which might be comparatively unimportant, but just as well might be pretty critical... So I called up the dealer again, who first asked, whether I'd like it exchanded once again or rather my money back. But just when I was about to reply that I was willing to risk another try or two (as I really wanted that model, 'cause it's got a sensible distribution of ports around the case - while most competing models nowadays seem to have a pretty stupid arrangement in that regard...), he interrupted me with something like: "Oops, sorry. Can't exchange that model anymore, 'cause we're completely out of these..." Result: No new notebook for me (for now) - but at least my parents are happy... And of course I'm already eyeing a new, possibly suitable candidate: the new HP ProBook 6570b (in a version with matte/non-glare HD+ screen and fairly decent, midrange ATI graphics), which would seem pretty decent to me all in all...
Greetings from Munich!
Manfred / lini
Long story not quite short: The one for my parents is perfectly ok and already in use, while my first exemplar had a couple of minor flaws on the case and one screechy touchpad button. Talked with the dealer, who encouraged me to return it to be exchanged for a flawless, new exemplar. A couple a days later the "new" one arrived, but turned out to be a returned exemplar with broken original seal and several flaws and stains on the case as well as inside - yuck! Talked with the dealer again, the returned the Vostro again to be exchanged again... Another couple a days later the third exemplar arrived and looked fine. However, already whilst unpacking I noticed a slight tinkling noise inside, which would move accordingly, when one tilted the notebook from one side to the other - obviously a loose part inside. *sigh* I even managed to let it drop out after removing the battery (on a lot of notebooks the battery compartment has got a few suitably sized openings to the inside (e.g. around the battery connector)): Obviously a little plastic catch, that's broken off somewhere inside - which might be comparatively unimportant, but just as well might be pretty critical... So I called up the dealer again, who first asked, whether I'd like it exchanded once again or rather my money back. But just when I was about to reply that I was willing to risk another try or two (as I really wanted that model, 'cause it's got a sensible distribution of ports around the case - while most competing models nowadays seem to have a pretty stupid arrangement in that regard...), he interrupted me with something like: "Oops, sorry. Can't exchange that model anymore, 'cause we're completely out of these..." Result: No new notebook for me (for now) - but at least my parents are happy... And of course I'm already eyeing a new, possibly suitable candidate: the new HP ProBook 6570b (in a version with matte/non-glare HD+ screen and fairly decent, midrange ATI graphics), which would seem pretty decent to me all in all...
Greetings from Munich!
Manfred / lini