Oh god...I'm turning into SPANKY!!!!!!!
Posted: 2003-12-25 11:50am
I recieved a present from my brother that was in total Japanese, or asian,
or whatever the fuck Kanji Scripts are for, apparently an import straight from
Japland...
Fear not, my Spankyness is not critical...yet, for it was:
The Combat DigiQ Tiger/Sherman set
Konami's Combat DigiQ remote controlled mini tanks are among the more impressive and fun gadgets we've seen in a long time. Great for breaks during long hours at the office or at home with the kids, these tanks are designed for battle with as many as three other tanks at the same time. These tiny RC tanks can climb up steep inclines and move over uneven surfaces, with the twin treads rotating independently to allow for in-place 360 degree rotations. A great deal of attention was paid to realism, as evidenced by the tank's accurate design and backwards recoil when firing its infrared light beam at enemy tanks. Enemy tanks spin around and emit lights from the undercarriage when they are hit. For even more realism, the Rotating Turret models can rotate the tank turret independently of the movement of the tank, with a 120-degree rotation span. Read below for additional details, including detailed information about the different modes of battle.
Now...why the fuck is it that we have to put our instruction sets in multiple
languages, english, french, spanish, and Japanese, but the Japs just put
Japanese on THEIR manuals, fuck the foreigners...why can't WE DO THAT?
or whatever the fuck Kanji Scripts are for, apparently an import straight from
Japland...
Fear not, my Spankyness is not critical...yet, for it was:
The Combat DigiQ Tiger/Sherman set
Konami's Combat DigiQ remote controlled mini tanks are among the more impressive and fun gadgets we've seen in a long time. Great for breaks during long hours at the office or at home with the kids, these tanks are designed for battle with as many as three other tanks at the same time. These tiny RC tanks can climb up steep inclines and move over uneven surfaces, with the twin treads rotating independently to allow for in-place 360 degree rotations. A great deal of attention was paid to realism, as evidenced by the tank's accurate design and backwards recoil when firing its infrared light beam at enemy tanks. Enemy tanks spin around and emit lights from the undercarriage when they are hit. For even more realism, the Rotating Turret models can rotate the tank turret independently of the movement of the tank, with a 120-degree rotation span. Read below for additional details, including detailed information about the different modes of battle.
Now...why the fuck is it that we have to put our instruction sets in multiple
languages, english, french, spanish, and Japanese, but the Japs just put
Japanese on THEIR manuals, fuck the foreigners...why can't WE DO THAT?
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