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Jimmy’s Lost His Toilet Paper

Back in January I was watching a 1up Show special on Indie Games where they reviewed a game called Crayon Physics. Well I checked out the developer’s website to see if he has finished Crayon Physics Deluxe. No Deluxe but he had another cute game called “Jimmy’s Lost His Toilet Paper.”
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Radiohead’s New 3D Video

Saw Engadget’s post about Radiohead’s new music video for “House of Cards” and it put a smile on my face. Radiohead continues to impress me. Every time I see something they put out it solidifies why I like them so much as innovators, musicians, and mavericks in their field. This video shows they can go [...]

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Alpha is the New Beta

Read this great articleby Mashable concerning the growning trend with software development companies to release very “buggy” software and passing it off as beta, when in fact they should be marked as Alpha. The author talks about Microsoft and Google with their Gmail service which should have the Beta tag removed.
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“300″ Mario Style!

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Too funny!
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Gary Vee you inspire me

Gary Vee is Gary Vaynerchuk from Wine Library TV which is a Wine Review Show on the internet. Gary owns a wine retail shop called Wine Library in Springfield,NJ. He is much more than that. Let’s see. He runs a retail business full time, records Wine Library TV everyday, records daily video blogs on his [...]

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Animoto creates slick videos

Animoto is a brand new video slideshow creation website created by techies and tv/film producers. The technology behind the site is based on “Cinematic Artificial Intelligence” that thinks like an actual director and editor. It analyzes and combines user-selected images and music with the same sophisticated post-production skills & techniques that are used in television [...]

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Freemium games: Quake Live and Battlefield Heroes

What are “Freemium” games you ask? Freemium stands for “free-to-play premium games” based on their most popular titles in order to attract new audiences and open new revenue advertising revenue streams. Games like this have been limited in the past to flash or 2D games. Implementing games such as these in the FPS market is [...]

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Weekend Recap (January 26 & 27, 2008)

This was another fun-filled weekend of staying in. I did have some friends come over Friday night and we played a little Xbox 360 and Trivial Pursuit (the DVD version) . We got bored of answering the card questions and started only playing the video questions which are usually only meant for the pie pieces.
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One more reason to stick with consoles

ars technica released a story that solidifies my belief that consoles are the way to go with games now a days. The story was in regards to the PC specs for Assassin’s Creed. I can’t believe what they are recommending when you compare it to what is in the Xbox 360!
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Undertow Free of Charge for Xbox Live Accounts

Looks like they finally decided what XBox Live Arcade they are going to be giving away for the outages that happened after Christmas(read more here and here). I was not really affected since I was playing Assassin’s Creed and Fusion Frenzy 2 with relatives most of that week. But Undertow is the game they are [...]