Today Nintendo launched its game "Big Family Games", a title of THQ. To mark the event, the maker of game consoles family has said, the idea of the editor, it would be the opportunity to make a single copy of its Wii console gold plated to the Queen of England HM Elizabeth II.
Apparently, the publisher hopes that Her Majesty Queen Family play with avatars of Prince Philip, Charles, William and Harry or even with Camilla.The game contains 24 tracks of classic family entertainment, mini-golf to horse, and the console came with his Wiimote also gold plated.
There is also pleased to see the Wiimote fly plated or through the windows of Buckingham Palace when His Majesty, aged 83 years, will tennis.
The transaction apparently works very well because everybody is talking about Queen Elizabeth and experience the privilege of being the first to play on a Wii gold plated. Heureusement que la console ne chauffe pas trop. Fortunately, the console does not heat too.
Last year the Royal family traveled 137,000 miles on 18 scheduled flights and had spend over £193,000 chartering aircraft because the RAF planes had either broken down or not available.So as part of the plans to cut the Royal family's ever-increasing travel costs, the Queen Elizabeth II will soon have her own £3 million private plane, which would be used only by the Queen and other royals.
Currently, the royal family uses two planes from 32 Squadron at RAF Northolt but they are more than 20 years old and are deemed too unreliable.
By March next year, the Queen is taking delivery of a new Sikorsky chopper, a six-seater helicopter which will be leased for £500,000 a year, which is also scheduled to arrive next month.
Via: DailyMail
Prince Charles also had his cars converted on biofuels as his Aston Martin, multiple Jaguars, an Audi and a Range Rover will be running soon on used cooking oil.
Via: Dailymail.co.uk
Armand de Brignac's Brut Gold champagne is gold-plated developed by Cattier for the Andre Courreges fashion house. Cattiers gold bottle also made an appearance at Queen Elizabeth II of Englands Golden Jubilee celebration. The Champagne bottle is is delicately placed in a velvet bag and the labels are stamped out of real pewter, polished and applied by hand.
The Brut Gold champagne is very delicate and subtle. It contains golden fruit such as apple and nutmeg. The flavor was not too sweet, not too bubbly, and a very mild, tart finish. A solid apple and white grape character is imbued with a rich and creamy texture, moderate finish, and a very light hint of brewed tea in the glass. Priced from $300 per bottle.











