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[xndr2181]

Alice was published by EA games and developed by Rogue Entertainment.

Oh, ok, thanks. I'm not the biggest shooter fan for computer, although I will admit, I do so love the bond games on PS2!!
-Sean

Alice was published by EA games and developed by Rogue Entertainment.

Rogue Entertainment? That company made Heretic, Hexen, Hexen II and Strife too!
Of these company I can say: if they do an 3D-shooter, it's most certainly good one.

[xndr2181]

Rogue Entertainment? That company made Heretic, Hexen, Hexen II and Strife too!
Of these company I can say: if they do an 3D-shooter, it's most certainly good one.

interesting, I might have to pick that one up...This is way off topic, I'm sorry, but since we're talking about shooters, have any of you played red faction 2 for PS2?
-Sean

Rogue Entertainment? That company made Heretic, Hexen, Hexen II and Strife too! * *
Of these company I can say: if they do an 3D-shooter, it's most certainly good one.

Well, that's not quite right, sorry for the wrong notice - Rogue Entertainment only made Strife, but Strife is a very good game, I think. I for my part like it very much. As for Heretic, Hexen and Hexen II - they were made by Raven Software.

[revgb]

I think one of the best books from the discworld series is the last contenent, (or is it the lost contenet) i cant remember the first word or spell the second lol

anyways the name four ecks im sure everyone knows this but mabye if ur not from australia u dont notice, but anyways four ecks is XXXX which is the name of a popular beer. Reading this is seems totaly obvious to me but i thought id check to make sure everyone knew

Yeah that book was the best imo i dont know if its cause im australian or what but i found the whole book great with its comparason to aust

never played the games but from the sound of the diaretic octopus they sounds quite funny even if insanely difficult

[Durak]

The books are fantastic. I recommend everyone reads atleast one. I started from the first but it doesn't really matter.

[Tom Henrik]

The best introduction to Discworld would be Hogfather. This book samples some of the coolest characters from Terry Pratchett's mind.

[Stroggy]

I can't agree more!
Hogfather is one of my favourite discworldbooks (apart from those with the Watch)
I was known on a forum for some time as Mr Teatime.

there are quite a few hidden references to Australia in the last Continent.
Infact Pratchett's books are FILLED with references.
The Silicone Anti-Defamation League is, for example, a reference to the Jewish Anti-Defamation League.

anyway, you can find a long long list of all references on www.lspace.org/

But my favourite part in the Discworld series isn't the references but the brilliant characters.
Even the most unimportant character has a personality and background.
its quite amazing.
And with myb rother living in London I've got the hardcover version of all the latest books

[Durak]

Mort was a pretty good book too...heck they're all good.

And I never read anyone of them yet...
Time to go and buy some.