Grand Prix Builder - Universal - HD Gameplay Trailer
Grand Prix Builder by Kevin Bertman Grand Prix Builder puts you in charge of creating the race track. Use this to your advantage and create a track to suit your ...
Reminds me of the ForeverDrive mechanic. Not a fan of letting the car drive
itself though. Balancing car to track is one thing. Putting Susie Psycho
behind the wheel is another thing altogether.
Well, firstly, they would then need to share all that data and create a 3D
model. Which would a massive pile of information, and secondly, they're not
suppose to be driving around with assistance from other robots. In the war,
they want them to be able to drive by themselves. Simply handling their own
problems is a lot more straight forward and smart.
the desert challenge is one thing. but the urban challenge is a whole
different monster! imagine having to install every driving law into the
vehicle comp. not to mention having to give the vehicle human like
understanding of all driving situations so it can understand what it needs
to do in any given circumstances!
OK, most of the cars are ordinary. But who the hell tought: ˝Outonomus car
a.. We need a huuuge truck.... wait. No we need something super fast, like
the lotus elise˝
Saving Lives at Birth "Grand Challenges" Finalist, 28 July. Should you like the video or the project feel free to go the Grand Challenges website link below and ...
History of Racing Games
The History of Racing Games! Welcome to part 1 of my 2 part series covering the history of racing video games. Titles covered in this video: 1973- Space Race ...
Wow dude, just wow! You kicked some big "gaming history" channels ass quite
nicely here! The amount of research and footage is truly amazing, subbed
without a doubt and waiting for more great content, specially the rise of
the modern racing sims! I can still remember my mind blown as a child the
first time i played Hang On, my body weight almost wasnt enough to bank the
bike to the sides, lol but that impression never left my mind and is a big
reason why im a racing simmer today, my first Tommy Racing and when my dad
bought Super Monaco GP which we spent days in front of the TV contributed
too. Cheers dude, cheers!
+Caio Branco Thanks dude! Funnily enough after I finished this video I decided to play through Super Monaco GP! I think I spent HUNDREDS of hours playing it as a kid!
Great job Rob!! Brings back memories. I'm old enough to remember some of
the 70's arcade racers tho' I wasn't old enough to play them. Revs on the
BBC Model B was my first racing sim back in the mid-80's and I loved
anything by Geoff Crammond. I was a big F1 fan in the 80's/90's and played
Microprose Grand Prix on the Amiga to death (with a joystick!!) in the
early 90's at Uni.. Looking forward to Part 2. Suggestion for a future vid:
Geoff Crammond Special :-)
Patek Philippe Calatrava 96 $7500
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Jaeger LeCoultre "Reverso Grande Taille" $4590
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Rolex Explorer 1016 (1966) $6500
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Universal Genève tricompax $6,159
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Total left over $251
Let me explain this selection a bit. The PP model 96 is one of, if not the most iconic Pateks ever made. Though it's a bit small in today's standards, I think the 96 deserves a place in any true watch enthusiasts collection.The Reverso Grande Taille is a great example of the modern day reverso. Large enough to be modern, yet smaller than the Grande. A true "happy medium" and a great bargain.The Rolex Explorer 1016 is one of the coolest Rolexes of all time. Thats what Rolexes are supposed to be. If you are a true collector and own a Rolex, it needs to have some pizazz! If its cool enough for Ian Fleming, it's cool enough for anyone.Last is the Tricompax. Today you may think of Universal Geneve as a lower echelon company, but back in their heyday UG was owned by the Stern family, that now run Patek. These old tricompaxs from the 1940-50s are great bargains. Also they are very complicated for the time, being a triple-date moonphase chronos. The tricompax really is a watch that tells the true enthusiasts that you know your timepieces, and you know where to spend your money at!You can buy yourself a decent bottle of macallan 18 with the $251 you saved.
My questions is completely different..... I am asking what WRIST WATCHES you would buy..... Ivan Vanity is asking what to do - this is more like starting a business......