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1972 Urbanix concept car at the Auto- & Uhrenmuseum Schramberg. It's a one-off, designed by industrial designer and engineer Louis Lucien Lepoix. [Ad/Werbung, tagging unpaid/unbezahlt] #microcarmonday #Urbanix #Urbanixcar #louislucienlepoix #conceptcar #konzeptauto #microcar #smallcar #cutecar #europeancar #rarecar #crazycar #quirkycar #weirdcar #carspotting #carspotter #classiccarspotting #vintagecarspotting #teilixUrbanix #vintagecar #oldtimer #classiccar #classiccaroftheday #CarPhotography #automotivephotography #classiccarsdaily #obscuremonday #obscurecar #erfinderzeiten (hier: Auto- Uhrenmuseum Schramberg) https://www.instagram.com/p/CHa0EwIJohs/?igshid=1owanwej1e2l2

Former russian military training area in Germany/ Saxonia

A Lost Place on the former inner-German border near the highway A72

Urban Hicks by Tom Guycot

Urban Hicks by darklorddisco

Follow the link through to the PlayStation Access facebook page. If you like the page, you can click on the 2 Free Games tab. The official Sony giveaway gives you a two in one code for the PlayStation miniS titles: Urbanix and Jewel Keepers: Easter Island. The games are playable on the PS3, PS Vita and PSP. I've never tried either game, but I won't turn down a free lunch.

This week we were blessed with a demo of Zombie Panic in Wonderland and cursed with yet another lackluster Wiiware waste of time, Urbanix by Nordcurrent. This title comes in at $5 and I wouldn't pay 9 cents for it. The demo gives you 2 levels to play at 2 minutes each. No real tutorial or explanation of gameplay at all. You're just dropped into the level where you drive around in squares and build a town. You pick up powerups not really sure of what they are doing. Developers need to realize that these demos are a real opportunity to get the gamer engaged. You don't have to give away a ton of content, but at least pack enough content into the demo to give the gamer a chance to get into the game. 2 minutes of a level won't make a connection with most players. This game could be fun, but I'll never know. Not enough content to make me interested in spending 5 bucks on this. Urbanix is definitely one to pass on. Big Die on this one!!!