Advantages: The weapons are some of the best types i've seen Disadvantages: Some of the switches are to small to see
One day I was really bored with all the games I'd got for my Game Cube, and I had a friend coming round to sleep. I was trying to think what we could do to keep ourselves occupied. It suddenly came to me that I could go to a local shop with my friend and by a few second hand Game Cube games.
When my friend came round and I told him about popping down to my local shop to buy some cheap second hand games to play while he was at my house for the night.
We were in the shop having a wonder round to see if any games would catch our eyes, and that were cheap. Turok Evolution suddenly caught my eye, £4.99. WHAT A BARGIN I thought, so I grabbed it and took it up to the counter. I took it home amongst other cheap games I bought, and put it into the Game Cube and turned it on. I played it all through the night with my friend. We just found ...
Advantages: Great cast of characters, lots of funny moments Disadvantages: None
Evolution - a theory and now a film! It's directed by Ivan Reitman, who gave us the classic "Ghostbusters" and not so classic but still very good "Ghostbusters 2". Here, he helms another supernatural comedy, and even manages to bring aboard Dan Aykroyd in a small cameo role.
When a meteorite falls to earth near the small town of Glen Canyon, two college professors, Dr. Ira Kane (David Duchovny) and Prof. Harry Phineas Block (Orlando Jones), are given the job of examining it. While they are doing just that, they find organisms of an extraterrestrial origin. And not just that, they are evolving at a incredible rate, even while Ira is watching. Soon the military show up and completely seal off the meteor.
Completely ostracized from their discovery, they keep doing research, and are surprised when the original discoverer of the meteor ...
Walter_Kovacs 15.01.2009
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The Rubik's cube was invented in the 1980's by Erno Rubik who used to teach in a school at Budapest. He invented this cube to help students learn about geometry but he then decided to sell this cube as a brain challenging toy. As soon as this toy came out thousands of people went to buy in what is now called the Rubik craze. Nearly thirty years on this toy is still a huge success.
The object is actually quite simple. You have a cube with 6 faces divided into nine segments. Each of the nine segments is in one of six colours. Now all you need to do is make all six faces the same colour and you have solved the Rubik's cube. The only problem of course is that it is a teensy bit harder than it sounds. Personally I struggle to do 1 colour and don't know anyone who has done more than two sides at any one time.
So you might ask is there any ...
