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Technically this isn't on topic, but if you want to relive the hell of the beach landing, check out Medal of Honor: Allied Assault on the PC. And turn the speakers up!

Two DVDs to rule them all One DVD to find them One DVD to bring them all And in a cardboard foldout case bind them :D

Check out Army of Darkness when Ash attempts to recite the words to take possesion of the Necronomicon Ex Mortis. A classic comedy moment! :)

Klaatu...Barada...Necktie :D

Blimey! I didn't realise so many of you love this format. Well, I still stand by what I said, it is poor quality. Ok, so you can record but in the last 3 years I have recorded precisely zilch. I bought loads of films on VHS and they are now gathering dust, I can't even bring myself to watch...

I have to say that I despise VHS with a passion. For years I had to put up with video noise, hiss and dropouts on this crap format. And when I bought widescreen videos, I had about 50 lines of resolution. Celebrating VHS is like praising the audio quality of wax cylinders because it eventually...

On my Pioneer 646A, I get horrendous lip-synch problems with the MR DTS track. I also get the same annoying problem with the Planet of the Apes DTS track (another Fox disk). No doubt I'll have to spend a load of cash getting the player re-chipped, just like my old Sony 725. :frowning:

On my Pioneer 646A, I get horrendous lip-synch problems with the MR DTS track. I also get the same annoying problem with the Planet of the Apes DTS track (another Fox disk). No doubt I'll have to spend a load of cash getting the player re-chipped, just like my old Sony 725. :frowning: