Hello my fellow readers.
I just found working online hacks for the game The Crew.
If you play The Crew you probably know that this game is fairly new and is one of most anticipated games of 2014. It was released on 2014 december and is for online only.
That means you need to have an internet conenction to play the crew.
Sorry, there isn't a torrent download for this game because it's online and can't be cracked.
But what's interesting that I found a new website dedicated for hacking this beautiful game.
The website is named The Crew Hacks and you can visit it by clicking on the link.
It currently has three working hacks.
A money hack, cd key generator and crew credits hack.
I must say I'm very impressed as I have tried the credits hack and it worked for me. Finally I will by all the perk points and all of the sweet cars.
Go check it out. It's interesting!
Sunday, January 18, 2015
Sunday, January 11, 2015
HPI SAVAGE XL OCTANE Review
I'm a proud owner of the HPI SAVAGE XL OCTANE. Thanks to HPI SAVAGE XL OCTANE Review website I'll now get on my neighbor nerves because of this beast. I've already broke it in so now it's full throttle everywhere.
Look what has finally hit our workbench! The HPI Savage Octane 1/8-scale gas powered Monster Truck is hitting hobby shop shelves as you read this and of course, we’re going to take a closer look at what this highly anticipated release has to offer.
First up, the box is big, heavy and detailed with HPI’s cool graphics and features callouts all over the sides. You should have no problem hunting this down at your local hobby shop, that is, if they have any left. We popped the box top and found the truck well-packed; not like it really mattered, because it was just a few hours away from getting thrashed outdoors. Also in the box, besides the built and decaled truck, is the 2.4GHz TF-20 radio with “AA” batteries, some tools, a parts bag and 2-stroke oil. The 5-cell packs for the receiver and ignition with charger are also included. All you need to pick up, besides this kit, is a fuel container and gasoline.
The first thing that will grab your attention is the GT15C 2.7hp 15cc engine. It’s huge. No really, it looks massive even in this XL based 1/8-scale truck. It takes up a large portion of the bed of the GTXL body and the pipe on the side will make you a grin. Just sitting here, this truck is a showpiece that people will want to talk about. Other cool features are the signature HPI graphics, engine cage, forward 300cc fuel tank, Terra-Pin tires and lots of anodized aluminum. But enough with the chit-chat, lets look at some detailed photos with our thoughts.
Look what has finally hit our workbench! The HPI Savage Octane 1/8-scale gas powered Monster Truck is hitting hobby shop shelves as you read this and of course, we’re going to take a closer look at what this highly anticipated release has to offer.
First up, the box is big, heavy and detailed with HPI’s cool graphics and features callouts all over the sides. You should have no problem hunting this down at your local hobby shop, that is, if they have any left. We popped the box top and found the truck well-packed; not like it really mattered, because it was just a few hours away from getting thrashed outdoors. Also in the box, besides the built and decaled truck, is the 2.4GHz TF-20 radio with “AA” batteries, some tools, a parts bag and 2-stroke oil. The 5-cell packs for the receiver and ignition with charger are also included. All you need to pick up, besides this kit, is a fuel container and gasoline.
The first thing that will grab your attention is the GT15C 2.7hp 15cc engine. It’s huge. No really, it looks massive even in this XL based 1/8-scale truck. It takes up a large portion of the bed of the GTXL body and the pipe on the side will make you a grin. Just sitting here, this truck is a showpiece that people will want to talk about. Other cool features are the signature HPI graphics, engine cage, forward 300cc fuel tank, Terra-Pin tires and lots of anodized aluminum. But enough with the chit-chat, lets look at some detailed photos with our thoughts.
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