davidkirby.00sports.com	Living in Devon I do not see as many games as I would like to at Molineux, so when I do go to Molineux it is a really great experience. I usually set off at about 8:30am and have a coffee at the Welcome Break Services just outside of Bristol if it's a cold journey. We get to Asda car park which is opposite Molineux at about 11:30am. After a hot cup of coffee, a burger and buying the matchday programme I usually buy a load of merchandise from the club shop before waiting for the players to arrive and getting their autographs, photographs etc. After this we go to the players bar where, because have travelled along way we are aloud entrance into! After a few stiff drinks (in winter) we're ready to go into the stands and sit down to watch the match. Matchday at Molineux really is a great experience, the 30,000 strong crowd really get together, and as the teams come out play Hi Ho Silver Lining with the fans singing Hi Ho Wolverhampton! By 5:00pm I usually experience another win by the Wolves! On the way home I stop off and have a few drinks and some grub a local pub, before setting out on my way home to finish my day at Molineux.
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Screen Shot: Hyper Lander 2 Classic Under contruction
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Screen Shot: Hyper Lander 2 Classic .
Screen Shot: Project BOB
Screen Shot: Hyper Lander 2 Classic Hyper Lander 2 has a bunch of secret screens which can only be reached by using game codes. (This one requires "GHOST" which lets you fly through walls.) It's kind of like some of the earlier games where programmers would leave their names in hidden areas, but this is a little cooler, it's got really cool information in different places.
This is the lava room from the game Project BOB. Can you guess why?
Screen Shot: Hyper Lander 2 Classic
Screen Shot: Project BOB This is one of the screens in the Introduction sequence in Hyper Lander 2. It shows the rescue vehicle that you fly through the game, and some of the features it has, like Ionic pulse thrusters, titanium landing talons, and a phase shield run by the latest A/I RISC chips.
Screen Shot: Project BOB This is the wooden room from the game Project BOB. I call it the wooden room because all of the floors appear to be wooden. It's a challenging board.