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I use the Simple Native Trainer for that. Install the mod, hit F2 ingame, select vehicle spawn, and then do your thing. Note that you'll have to use the numpad for navigating things in that trainer.

For the navigation buttons, I think.

Did you use OpenIV for shoving custom content ingame?

Works well on my Galaxy 5. Could've used some javascript but then again not all mobile browsers support it, so it's OK.

Nice to know that you've been asked about your opinions on COD and GTA V's possible head-to-head sales battle.

Might try this one on my Galaxy 5 and my dad's Tab.

Nice to know of that. Might try this on my dad's Galaxy Tab.

Which isn't really that much of a surprise considering that the games have been best-sellers for the PS2.

Yep, told Chris about it, but still Mr. Lance insisted on doing so.

That's why I like you.

This.

You can try putting them in GTA IV if you want your renders to look good. Haven't tried on converting vehicles to the game yet, but you might as well ask the guys at GTAForums for insights as well.

Yeah, but just like what Chris said in your earlier topic, there's no point as advertising your blog here if only the ones who understand the language can read it.

Yeha but that doesn't mean you can bump topics. Tried it once and I got a warning from the mods.

Yeah, but why on earth do you have to bump such old topics?

Or make money out of tricking/gypping people, as evidenced by the Sharecash surveys. Even if you did manage to complete them you're likely to end up with malware or at the very least a dud file. L.A. Noire, for example, had a fare share of so-called "keygens" circulating on Youtube and elsewhere, but afaik the only thing you need to do with the game is to activate it, nothing else. Even if there's an activation key it would probably be nearly impossible or unnecessary to crack.

It's likely that the mod author might have screwed up on rigging the model.

Lol, I do.

So nice to know of that. And with what they said in the Q&A it seemed that only a teaspoon-worth of content was changed during 9/11, and nothing too significant was done during the delay.

You might as well have to wait before any saved games show up online. SCM format's the same as with the PC versions, but the one on mobile had two more opcodes so that means saves from the PC version might not work.

Yep, I'm still chilling out here.

If there's anything in your SA menu that says v2.0 or w/e, then you're using the Second Edition. You'll either have to downgrade, or find a saved game specific to your version.

Depends on the controller and how you handle it. I had a PS2 controller clone (it was in the form of a Dualshock, but with a USB plug) that I bought for just 180 pesos back in 2010, and it fucked up after several accidental drops, adding to the fact that the wire was shoddily-connected. I did buy another one, but it was in a somewhat different form factor, and came with a translucent casing. It seemed kinda sturdier, but I'm not sure if it'll last just as long. And yeah, PS2-to-USB adapters do work well, minus the force feedback. Contrary to what the saleslady claimed that it won't work on Windows 7, it does, albeit plug-and-play.

Samantha: An American Girl Holiday. Yep, srsly.