Lol, Curiosity er hacka. Ikke selve hemmeligheten, men hva laga er.
Layers
Each layer of the cube has a distinct look or design[7][8] and alternate between photos and plain colors.
Layer First exposed Appearance
1 On launch Black
2 6 Nov 2012 Green (Similar to an image of a green lava lamp posted on 22cans' Facebook page)
3 8 Nov 2012 Orange
4 10 Nov 2012 Each side of the cube had a different picture displaying food or household items - scissors, tomatoes, rhubarb.
5 12 Nov 2012 Maroon
6 12 Nov 2012 Eyes
7 12 Nov 2012 A light Blue color like turquoise
8 14 Nov 2012 Textures of what looks like different items of clothing, scarves and hats are noticeable
9 14 Nov 2012 Dark Blue/Navy
10 15 Nov 2012 Ivory and black typeface (text from The Walrus and The Carpenter, Through The Looking Glass - Lewis Carroll)
11 15 Nov 2012 Red
12 15 Nov 2012 Stained glass of Biblical scenes
13 15 Nov 2012 Burnt orange/brown
14 15 Nov 2012 A city scene, including an image of the (undestroyed) World Trade Center towers
15 16 Nov 2012 Army Green
16 16 Nov 2012 Bean Salad
17 16 Nov 2012 Red/pink
18 17 Nov 2012 The Buddhist stupa of Boudhanath, in Kathmandu, Nepal
19 17 Nov 2012 Sea blue
20 17 Nov 2012 Supermarine Spitfire model airplane blueprints
21 18 Nov 2012 Lime Green
22 18 Nov 2012 Each side has a reference to the number 22 e.g. A calendar, a tachometer pointing to 22, a F-22 Raptor, the Messier 22 globular cluster.
23 18 Nov 2012 Green
24 18 Nov 2012 Unknown city and landscape in desert
25 18 Nov 2012 Teal blue
26 19 Nov 2012 Text from A Tale of Two Cities, by Charles Dickens
27 19 Nov 2012 Gold
28 19 Nov 2012 Red
29 20 Nov 2012 Black
30 20 Nov 2012 The inside and outside view of a traditional British K6 red telephone box.
31 20 Nov 2012 Crimson
32 21 Nov 2012 Balloons
33 21 Nov 2012 Blue-grey
34 21 Nov 2012 Godus -- 22cans' reinvention of the God game Populous. Written on each edge of the cube is: "to find out more go to 22cans.com or pledge at kickstarter.com/projects/22cans/project-godus."
35 22 Nov 2012 Blue
Each layer of the cube has a distinct look or design[7][8] and alternate between photos and plain colors.
Layer First exposed Appearance
1 On launch Black
2 6 Nov 2012 Green (Similar to an image of a green lava lamp posted on 22cans' Facebook page)
3 8 Nov 2012 Orange
4 10 Nov 2012 Each side of the cube had a different picture displaying food or household items - scissors, tomatoes, rhubarb.
5 12 Nov 2012 Maroon
6 12 Nov 2012 Eyes
7 12 Nov 2012 A light Blue color like turquoise
8 14 Nov 2012 Textures of what looks like different items of clothing, scarves and hats are noticeable
9 14 Nov 2012 Dark Blue/Navy
10 15 Nov 2012 Ivory and black typeface (text from The Walrus and The Carpenter, Through The Looking Glass - Lewis Carroll)
11 15 Nov 2012 Red
12 15 Nov 2012 Stained glass of Biblical scenes
13 15 Nov 2012 Burnt orange/brown
14 15 Nov 2012 A city scene, including an image of the (undestroyed) World Trade Center towers
15 16 Nov 2012 Army Green
16 16 Nov 2012 Bean Salad
17 16 Nov 2012 Red/pink
18 17 Nov 2012 The Buddhist stupa of Boudhanath, in Kathmandu, Nepal
19 17 Nov 2012 Sea blue
20 17 Nov 2012 Supermarine Spitfire model airplane blueprints
21 18 Nov 2012 Lime Green
22 18 Nov 2012 Each side has a reference to the number 22 e.g. A calendar, a tachometer pointing to 22, a F-22 Raptor, the Messier 22 globular cluster.
23 18 Nov 2012 Green
24 18 Nov 2012 Unknown city and landscape in desert
25 18 Nov 2012 Teal blue
26 19 Nov 2012 Text from A Tale of Two Cities, by Charles Dickens
27 19 Nov 2012 Gold
28 19 Nov 2012 Red
29 20 Nov 2012 Black
30 20 Nov 2012 The inside and outside view of a traditional British K6 red telephone box.
31 20 Nov 2012 Crimson
32 21 Nov 2012 Balloons
33 21 Nov 2012 Blue-grey
34 21 Nov 2012 Godus -- 22cans' reinvention of the God game Populous. Written on each edge of the cube is: "to find out more go to 22cans.com or pledge at kickstarter.com/projects/22cans/project-godus."
35 22 Nov 2012 Blue
As we round the corner from this final eulogy, we see the 33rd bodies hung from the streetlights. Two streetlights, branching out from the same pole, with a single body hanging off each over a dead highway. As we walk out further and more of the highway becomes visible, more and more hung corpses come into view, all the way down the highway, stretching off to the skyscrapers in the distance.
It’s eerie, those corpses just gently swaying in the wind under the crystal blue sky. Several weeks after I first played The Line, I was in a taxi to Melbourne Airport. We drove past a large car park with row after row of very similar streetlights (the single pole splitting into the two lights at the top). As I stared at them through my taxi’s window, I realised I was imagining bodies hanging from each and every one of them. Suffice to say, the rows and rows of modern streetlights used as props for such savagery had an effect on me.
It’s eerie, those corpses just gently swaying in the wind under the crystal blue sky. Several weeks after I first played The Line, I was in a taxi to Melbourne Airport. We drove past a large car park with row after row of very similar streetlights (the single pole splitting into the two lights at the top). As I stared at them through my taxi’s window, I realised I was imagining bodies hanging from each and every one of them. Suffice to say, the rows and rows of modern streetlights used as props for such savagery had an effect on me.
Dårlig nytt om det neste Tomb Raider-spillet
http://www.gamespot.com/news/tomb-raider-campaign-spans-12-15-hours-6400575
Piss. Regenererende(???) helse er kjipt i seg selv, men i et spill der overlevelse skal være greia rofl
http://www.gamespot.com/news/tomb-raider-campaign-spans-12-15-hours-6400575
Piss. Regenererende(???) helse er kjipt i seg selv, men i et spill der overlevelse skal være greia rofl
