Wednesday 13 May 2009

Poetry

Ok so its not something I usually post but in one of the forums I use recently there was a topic about posting your own quick poetry ..pretty much on the spot so straight away don’t expect greatness, but anywho here are two I made up in about 5mins. I actually quite like them ..here goes = )
"Puppies"

I love my puppies they are great dogs
my fav the doberman he eats frogs
he has big sharp scary teeth
a cold nose & smelly feet
at night he sleeps at the foot of the bed
pointy ears & very well fed

"Sleep Paralysis"

At night I wonder if there is someone under my bed
Once I swear I saw a head!
Grabbing a baseball bat I went to have a look
When all of a sudden the bed shuck!
2 red eyes ..bright & gleaming
Thank gawd I was only dreaming!

Tuesday 12 May 2009

Modern Warfare 2: Details


The first Modern Warfare 2 details have emerged via Game Informer magazine in the US.The CoD4 follow-up has you (a new recruit) out to stop the new face of global terrorism, Makarov, an associate of baddie Zakhaev from the first game. Soap, the protagonist from the first game, is back as a veteran soldier NPC.Modern Warfare 2's said to sport a longer single-player campaign with more "open-ended" gameplay then its predecessor - stealth tactics can even be used in missions if the player chooses.The campaign is said to run at a solid 60fps with environment detail bumped up even further than CoD4.Riot Shields, movable turrets and customised weapons for single-player are promised, and responding to criticism of CoD4's infinite enemy respawns, Infinity Ward is looking to stay away from these heavy scripting sequences, says the mag.

Players are now more manoeuvrable too; In the game's ice missions (seen in the footage on this page) players will be able to swim and scale ledges, and the snow mobiles are indeed used as a form of escape.Unlike World at War, co-op will not be available through the game's campaign, though a separate series of co-op missions are planned in "Special Forces mode".Interestingly, Infinity Ward's also planning a "live patching system" for the game's multiplayer, meaning you won't have to download full-blown patches for the sequel.