
Friday 10 July 2009
LittleBigPlanet full DLC version coming soon!

Holy Tree Stump.. ?

Prototype - game review (PS3) also on Xbox 360 & PC

Prototype is available on both the xbox 360 & the play station 3 while inFamous is a ps3 exclusive so straight away its going to be difficult for people to really compare both games unless they have both systems, lucky for me I do have both systems so I can give a full review on both games. I wanted to play through both of them before I wrote anything about either of them but after I started playing Prototype I found it impossible to put down so I’m going to give a quick review of Prototype then over the next few days I’ll do a review of inFamous followed shortly by a direct comparison of both. Because the games are supposed to be so similar to each other I’ll do both reviews in the same layout starting of course with Prototype.





Tuesday 7 July 2009
Syphon Filter 5 & Socom 4.. ?

Mafia app to cash in on Twitter

Super Rewards gives players of online and mobile games ways to gain the upper hand against their opponents. The price: a fee, or a willingness to accept offers from advertisers. It's already proven to be a lucrative model at Facebook and MySpace, as well as on the iPhone. Now Super Rewards co-founder Jason Bailey is confident it will pay off on Twitter as 140 Mafia attracts more players.
"I'm already making more money from Twitter than Twitter is itself," Bailey boasted. And Bailey figures other programmers who have designed games and other applications for the service will be scrambling to capitalize on their innovations. If that happens, Bailey thinks Twitter will need to impose more controls over the external applications and perhaps even demand a cut of the sales — an approach that Apple Inc. has embraced for its iPhone. Twitter co-founder Biz Stone didn't respond to a request for comment. He has previously emphasized the San Francisco-based startup doesn't need to generate revenue right now, partly because it still has most of the $55 million that it raised from venture capitalists. Super Rewards doesn't need any venture capital, according to Bailey, who said the 40-employee company is on pace to reach $100 million in revenue this year. Super Rewards shares some of its revenue with game makers. Most people pay Super Rewards about $10 for a competitive advantage, but some game players have forked over thousands of dollars, Bailey said.
"It's all about ego and status for them," he said. "Clearly, some people have more money than brains."
Fashion designers ready for Brüno

Questioned on the film, Austrian fashion designer, Lena Horschek revealed to the Associated Press at last week’s Mercedes Benz Fashion Week in Berlin, Germany that she’s looking forward to it. The designer who favours an ‘old Hollywood’ style and has clothed stars like pop princess Katy Perry adds: “I think it’s gonna be a fun film.” Also keen to book his seat for the movie is Munich-based designer Marcel Ostertag though he’s concerned that the film’s depiction of the fashion industry will be far from flattering. “The world of fashion isn’t really like what he shows,” he says, without having yet seen the film. “I can laugh about it because I liked Borat, but I am also worried if people will take him seriously.”
Bank of Ireland ripped off by computer expert

Wiktor Wolcaski, originally from Wroclaw, Poland, pleaded guilty to seven counts of theft and using a computer for fraud in March and February 2008, said he needed the money because his girlfriend had an unnamed medical problem which he believed required an operation. Wolcaski had been living in Ireland since 2005 and had got a job in the Debt Recovery Unit. In September 2007, his girlfriend opened a Bank Of Ireland account and shortly afterwards, Wolcaski began to gradually alter her account by increasing its overdraft and credit rating. He initially raised the daily withdrawal limit to the maximum of €1,300 a day and then gradually increased the overdraft limit until it reached €47,000. Finally, he altered the credit rating to make it look more favourable to lend to.
Over the course of two months, Wolcaski went to ATM machines across Dublin almost daily and usually withdrew the maximum amount allowed. His problems started when an alert system highlighted the unusual withdrawals to the Fraud Prevention Unit of the bank. The suspicions were investigated and, because the changes had been made using Wolcaski's username, Gardai were called in and Wolcaski was arrested.
Bank of Ireland recovered most of the money from his home and other banks whose ATMs Wolcaski used to make withdrawals.
Wednesday 1 July 2009
Red Faction: Guerrilla - DLC content coming soon!

The first of those three expansions comes in the form of "Demons of the Badlands" which will arrive on August 13. While screenshots of the upcoming "Demons" look similar to the original game, the action is guaranteed to be fresh, with an all new "destructive single-player mission arc that takes place in a new Mars landscape outside of the game's expansive world."
Priced at $10 for the PlayStation Network & Xbox Live (800 MS points), the title will be ready for download later this summer on August 13, 2009. I'll most likley be getting it & if its good enough I'll add a little review but I have to say I'm of two minds lately when it comes to downloadable content.. its good because it offers fresh play but sometimes it's not worth the money.. time will tell. I'm really looking forward to the DLC pack for the PS3 version of Fallout3.
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