This game introduced me to Pendulum and Drum and Bass - that menu screen. Make sure you turn down your sound when you hover over it when selecting it in the PS3 menu
This game introduced me to Pendulum and Drum and Bass - that menu screen. Make sure you turn down your sound when you hover over it when selecting it in the PS3 menu
I can't remember the last time I made any orders for things I held off on, but here's a few things I just bought that I thought would be worth sharing:
A UPS battery backup and surge protector - if your power kicks out it can maintain power of the devices for a certain amount of time. I bought this not only for that, but because my PC draws a ton of power and causes the lights to flicker and cut out at times.
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I figured it's time to get a proper USB hub for my devices instead of keeping a goofy, overloaded mass hanging from the rear of my PC.
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A simple computer chair (finally), because I've been sitting on a simple no cushion chair that I found for free
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And some earbud cables for my IEMs
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Looks great!
The chair I bought is not that bad. It only cost $53? The quality certainly reflects that price, but I can't complain.
Pre-Order for this…!
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It follows on from the film and is told through the eyes of Donnie’s mother and father. One of my favourite films so I’m stoked to see what happens next.
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If you haven’t, check out “Noisia” and “Tipper” both in the same realms as Pendulums older stuff.
*little bit of naughty language warning
Yes, I do have the handling package. Before I took delivery, I had it in my mind I would put lower springs on and spacers on the wheels. Neither were necessary. As it sits, the tires come out flush with the fenders, and the height of the car is about as low as I would want on our terrible Montana roads. I do have to be mindful pulling into driveways and parking lot entrances as they can be unforgiving on the front splitter if I’m not careful.
Really glad to hear you're having fun with it, and that it isn't too difficult to live with.
I’ve also looked into that integrated camera solution as well. Especially when I first started driving it. You have zero visibility of the front and it really sticks out much farther than you think it does. I’ve gotten used to it now and don’t see the need as much as I used to, but it would still be helpful in some situations to see what’s going on in the front.
Same thing with my new Tacoma. My '19 only had a crappy backup camera and pulling into parking spots was always a guessing game as to how close you could get to the car in front of you.
Holy cow! I’d say they’ve got you covered pretty good. I’d love that on my Ram, can’t see anything in that thing and totally get the crappy turning radius. 😤😂Same thing with my new Tacoma. My '19 only had a crappy backup camera and pulling into parking spots was always a guessing game as to how close you could get to the car in front of you.
My '26 has
A much better backup camera by the tailgate handle
Another one by the tailgate handle that I'm not sure what it's for (possibly the bird's eye view?)
A front camera on the grille
One under each side mirror
One at the top of the cab pointed towards the box so you can see if anything is moving. Or in my case my tonneau cover.
Another at the top of the cab that is a live feed to the rear view mirror
And a 5' larger turning radius, which doesn't help the parking spot thing
