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Yin-Yang (Size: 1.12 GB) (Files: 3)
Yin-Yang
FlatOut_Yin-Yang.iso
Patch, crack and trainer..rar
Yin-Yang.nfo
Torrent description
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Yin-Yang - Brings harmony...
Yin-Yang proudly presents FlatOut:
Company: Empire Interactive
Type: Game - Racing
Language: English
Release date: 2004.07.12
Ripper: Yin-Yang
Format: .iso - Standard
Protection: SafeDisc 4
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Description:
An over-the-top racing game, FlatOut features a unique all-encompassing physics
engine that is set to define a new standard in racing games. With fully
destructible driving environments, 40 deformable pieces on the cars and more than
3,000 items to smash, FlatOut is sure to bring carnage to unprecedented levels.
Anything destroyed or altered stays a part of the race û broken fences, free
rolling tires, and even mangled parts of cars are left scattered around the track,
increasing the mayhem with every lap. Drivers will even be thrown from crashing
cars! FlatOut lets players experience the drive of their life with 36 challenging
tracks and 12 bonus events in one of 16 fully upgradeable cars. Mini-games
maximize the fun, and include three destruction derby arenas, three head-on
collision dirt tracks and six outrageous ôRag Doll Olympicsö bonus games that
utilize driver ejection to the fullest.
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Installation:
1. Burn or mount the .iso-file.
2. Install.
3. Use the update. Copy the crack in the Yin-Yang folder and replace it into the
FlatOut game directory.
4. Play!
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Thanks to Hoodlum for crack!
Thanks to MiDi for the "Save game editor"!
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The meaning of the characters for yin and yang, necessarily, has more than just
one connotation. Because yang means "sunny", it corresponds to the day and more
active functions, whereas yin, meaning "shady", corresponds to night and dormancy.
Yin and yang can be compared in the chart to the right. It is also possible to look
at yin and yang with respect to the flow of time. Noon, is full yang, sunset is yang
time can also be expressed in seasonal changes and directions. South and Summer are
full yang; West and Autumn are yang turning to yin; North and Winter are full yin,
and East and Spring are yin turning over to yang. The major and minor numbers for
Yin and Yang both total up to 15. Yin and yang are often used in reference to
disease, and many Asian cultures treat the hot/cold or wet/dry diseases with opposite
treatments. For example, a yin symptom such as coldness would be treated with yang
treatments, such as hot foods. A yang symptom such as nervousness would be treated
with yin treatments- cold foods such as fruits. Yin and yang can also be seen as a
process of transformation which describes the changes between the phases of a cycle.
For example, cold water (yin) can be boiled and eventually turn into steam (yang).
One way to write the symbols for yin and yang are a solid line (yang) and a broken
line (yin) which could be divided into the four stages of yin and yang and further
divided into the eight trigrams (these trigrams are used on the South Korean flag).
The symbol shown at the top righthand corner of this page, called Taijitu (???),
is another way to show yin and yang. The mostly white portion, being brighter, is
yang and the mostly dark portion, being dim, is yin. Each, however, contains the
seed of its opposite. Yin and yang are equally important, unlike the typical
dualism of good and evil. The concept is called yin yang, not yang yin, just
because the former has a preferred pronunciation in Chinese
, and the word order has no cultural or philosophical meaning.
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