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CN Train Spotting: Idiot In Buick | CN 8829 2315 & 2279 Leads Herzog Train (CN 496) 7/13 4/16/12
Here you see something you don't see often at all. Here comes another triple header consist style again! CN 8829 2315 & 2279 lead this heavy herzog ballast train heading eastbound. Notice the idiot in the buick at the beginning fly over the crossing. He had 9.5 seconds to spare. This is 7/13 trains on April 16, 2012. Shot 2:09PM. CN 8829 (SD70M-2) CN 2315 (ES44DC) CN 2279 (ES44DC) 4/16/12

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TimeSplitters 2 - Walkthrough (normal) Part 9 - Robot Factory 2315 1/2
Forthose who don't know TimeSplitters games are made by a lot of the same people who made Goldeneye and Perfect Dark. About 18 months before Perfect Dark was released a lot of the team members on Rare who worked on GE an PD resigned from Rare to start their own company called "Free Radical Design"(It's been "Crytek UK" since 2009 though). And the game feels a lot like those 2 titles. Escpecially TimeSplitters 2's Siberia level really reminds of Goldeneye's Dam. The music is composed by Graeme Norgate(other of Goldeneye's composers and he originally was supposed to do the music for Perfect Dark too... He did 2 themes for it before he quit: "dataDyne Central: Defection" and "Area 51: Escape"). I'm fan of the other GE composer Grant Kirkhope(goldeneye, perfect dark, banjo kazooies etc.) but anyway Graeme did few of the best themes on Goldeneye like: Runway, Depot and Aztec... So he's a genious too. To be honest TimeSplitters games are the only FPS games I really like after Goldeneye and Perfect Dark. There are 3 TimeSplitters games: TimeSplitters TimeSplitters 2 TimeSplitters Future Perfect And the development for TimeSplitters 4 was started but is was cancelled... Crytek has said in an interview that "they would continue the project once there is a high industry demand for such a game."