Even my 4-year old uses Farr !

[lanux128]

my son apparently observing my launching habits has used Farr to launch a game that i specifically told him not to play.. i had removed the icons from the desktop & start menu but when i saw him playing the game again, i was curious and my son enlightened me.. he told me that he looked for the 'F' icon in the tray, clicked on it & typed the first three words and the game's exe is on top of list and my son duly clicked on it to start the game..

on another note, why try not to allow him to play the game is because this game (Re-Volt) upon start-up throws up a language selection dialog each & every time and sometimes my son clicks on the non-English option and the whole interface is garbled! but then that is a rant for another thread..

[TucknDar]

  That's excellent! You can't help but applaud the guy 

Oh, and he deserves to play now, IMO

[mouser]

 

[jgpaiva]

 

Fantastic.
That just shows how brilliant farr's interface really is

PS: revolt is damn good game, no kid should be forbidden from playing it!!

[Lashiec]

Or at least buy him a real RC car. Or bash Acclaim for not... oh, wait, they filed for bankruptcy

[hamradio]

Thats funny and as others said shows the greatness of FARR.

[lanux128]

after reading all your responses, i overcame my inertia and went poking into the game's install folder and found out that the language strings are in a text file and after some trial-and-error, managed to overwrite all the other language files with English.. now, my son can click on any language but only English is available.. so ladies & gentlemen, i present you..

Re-Volt!

[Lashiec]

In 2006 Canadian game publisher Throwback Entertainment acquired the license and publishing rights to Re-Volt and has confirmed a next-generation version is on the way

w00t! And I didn't know they made a sequel for the PS2. It seems that after all those years, the game is living a TrackMania-like second youth, with that vibrant community mentioned in the article.