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Grid 2: Mono Edition, worlds most expensive game. In Sweden it costs 1.3 million SEK (forex conversion to US $=183 717 USD) According the Guinness World of Records this is the worlds most expensive game, however in this price u get 1 Ps3+1 full racing gear outfit + 1 Bac Mono race car. If u want it, hurry, its only in 1 made edition.

Think some 1 said that its something to do with the Realtek sound no being compatible with CoD. Could be wrong thou.

Im not worried thou, im sure its an isolated event.....like wildthings top score the other day....

lucky bastard. Hold on a bit, im almost there too !

lol, thats how drunk I am after 15-16 beers

I never like you when playing in the other team, but on my team you are my favorite player.....after Cobra.....and Janey.....and Codpeice.....and Wildthing.......and Reaper.......and then you.

*Torrents isnt the trouble. The trouble lies in people using DC++, thats where u get caught as anyone can see the IP on people uploading. Its not that dangerous to download stuff, the danger lies in uploading, as u are sharing with others. Mostly torrents are still a bit of grey zone, its hard to proove what u are sharing and to whom. Ive been VIP on piratebay from 2005 to 2009, not that I DL there now but I never got anything, been member of bitsoup for over 403 weeks plus that I share that account with an old American friend. (from my first US clan) Best way to get away using torrents is to turn off DHT.

Have 2 invites to torrentday again. First 2 that Pm's me with email (so i can send invite) gets it.

Happy b-day Damage_Inc !

Happy Blonde day @@google.

Hmmmmm...

How did he get the password? Hacking passwords is harder then it sounds and to 90% they get it from the owner or people that knows about the pw. Sharing accounts and so forth.

Think he just saw this clip and liked it..... http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=ed3_1369850349

!fu Bogleg

Just played some, and its pretty hard, lots of lucky hits is needed lol

Also got it, already beat the Story and play on hardest now (True West mode). And some Arcade

Harakiri? I would love to see SOB try to eat worlds hottest sausage in the world (can be eaten in Stockholm btw)....harakiri sausage....(it holds 2 million Scoville units (cf. fresh habanero with 300 thousand or pepper spray for self defense that has 2-5 million) After that we can talk about change lmfao

Thats what they call it Kitchen Nightmares in Europe lol

Even today, according to Home Media Magazine, in 2012 in the U.S., DVD still held a 73.3% physical market share in dollars. Blu-ray rose only 8.55% over 2011. I dont think that 4K content get above an 8% market share for ten years.

This was posted in a forum back at 2009: "This is Red Ray... This is a digital disk (and solid state) media player. And despite the title of the post, it is not in direct competition with Blu-Ray. It's not a consumer format. It's not even a fancy disk format. It's just a solution to produce a compact high-definition digital-cinema player. RedRay will do something that bluray cannot. It will play movies at 4K from a box about the same size as a DVD drive - to a suitably equipped 4K digital projector. By way of comparison. BluRay's image size is 1920 x 1080 pixels. "2K" resolution is a bit higher than that. (Full Aperture Native 2K is defined as 2048x1556) Most experts think that a good cinema resolution is typically around 2K. 4K has twice that linear resolution. So we are talking about an image size of 12 mega-pixels versus BluRay's 2 mega-pixel image. So a sensible question is: What's coming off the disk? RedRay uses a codec which has a high compression ratio. And apparently very few compression artifacts. In a recent demo. Red showed an audience a 4K showreel - and then revealed that the data-stream was just 10 megabits. Not much more that a standard def MPEG2 DVD. Although it can use much higher bit rates. I am not suggesting this is a some kind of nail in BluRay's coffin ... but does suggest that better technology is arriving all the time. So it's going to be tough to stick to a standard and expect it to last for 10 or 20 years."

"Watch your favourite movie on our cinematic 213cm (84”) 4K TV......Not sure how many that can afford that size....lol

Im pretty sure its 1-time event so Im not that worried....

I hope not. Thats gonna hurt my neck in the end !

lol well u dont need redray right now, unless ur TV set actually can reflect all that 4k, which I haven't seen any tv support for yet. Bluray will last atleast 10-20 yrs ahead. Im happy with bluray as it is, play it throu Playstation 3 with no problems on Samsung 55" 3D Led Smart.