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Bruce Wayne drives up in his Lamborghini to a luxurious Gotham hotel accompanied by two European women exiting his car. The hotel parking valet commented on Bruce's vehicle, referring it as a "nice car". Bruce replied "You should see my other one."
Bruce takes his Lamborghini out to the streets of Gotham to stop an assassination attempt on Coleman Reese's life issued by the Joker to the citizens of Gotham. Bruce witnesses a driver attempting to hit the police convoy escorting Reese to safety. Bruce speeds up in front and protect the police car by intercepting the blow from the rammed truck that damages Bruce's Lamborghini.
Bruce's Lamborghini is stolen by Selina Kyle after Bruce confronts her at Miranda Tate's charity ball, the former also excusing her theft to the Valet by stating that she was Bruce's wife. It is later impounded outside Wayne Enterprises after Bruce Wayne loses his fortune.
So I went and got the actual disc of this game, put it in the drive thinking it would download any patches while I had dinner and then I could settle into an evening of Batman-ing. And I did... For a while. Until i tried to do the first Riddler mission. It wouldn't let me do anything at the garage under the bridge where it starts.
It says, "please wait while game data is installed." I thought, okay, no biggie, I'll come back to this. Kept playing the story missions and got to the point where you get the new hotness that is the Arkham Knight bat suit. There are some training icons nearby when you get it that all said, "please wait while game data is installed."
Slightly more serious issue, but hey, I know how to go around punching dudes. Played some more and got to the shocking bit inside the chemical plant (will refrain from spoilers, but if you've played it, you know what I'm alluding to). Cuts to black and a full on screen that says installing game data. "Please wait while game data is installed." There's a progress bar stuck firmly at 0%. I can go to the main menu, but it says I saved eight minutes ago and all unsaved progress will be lost. In all the time I've been searching for answers on the net and typing this up, it hasn't changed. At all. 0%.
Update:
Tried again this morning after the console was reset, everything works fine. Just a frustrating evening. I guess the actual application had to be closed and re opened in order for the downloads to finish.
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Terrafugia, a U.S. based startup, calls on its website www.terrafugia.com for "a new dimension of freedom". Freedom build on "the safety of commercial aviation, the convenience and flexibility of a car, and the freedom of the open sky". Their first product, the Transition is a two-place, fixed wing, street legal airplane which has been internationally heralded as the "first practical flying car". The company has started to take already sales reservations.
The AeroMobil is the European rival of the U.S. Transition and its employs the same principle: a carbon structure with folding wings. It drives along the road like a space-age roadster. It flies through the skies like a private jet. And if everything goes to plan, it could be in customers garages within two years.
On a February afternoon at the airfield in Nitra, 100km east of Bratislava, the car purred out of its hangar, paused to unfold its wings, drove a few hundred meters along the grass field, turned around and took off. From parking space to hundred of meters in the air took just over three minutes. "It started as a dream but it isnt any more," says Juraj Vaculik, one of the co-founder of AeroMobil in a recent FT article. AeroMobil has received "plenty of offers" from automobile, aerospace and IT companies to invest and sign supply agreements with the company. Established industry companies who are keen to bring in experience in scaling up prototypes and managing complex research and development projects.
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