Is this the best batman game every to be made some insiders are saying that Game Informer
rated 9.5 I will keep you updated
Tuesday, August 25, 2009
Batman: Arkham Asylum
Is this the best batman game every to be made some insiders are saying that Game Informer
rated 9.5 I will keep you updated
Finally the playstation 3 drops it prices
The playstation 3 gets a new price the 80gig model drops down to $299 and on top of that it also gets a new slim model that everybody was talking about plus the new slim model comes with the 120 gig and its also priced at $299 see pictures
Wednesday, July 29, 2009
New Ipods coming soon ???????????
I just fished my old 5GB iPod—the original iPod, mind you—out of a plastic storage box under my bed, where it's been languishing for the better part of four years, and guess what? I plugged it in, and it's still ready to rock, after all these years.Talk about a blast from the past, right? But "past" is the key word, and indeed, more and more observers are speculating that Apple may soon give its last remaining hard drive-based iPod—the iPod Classic, introduced back in September 2007—the old heave-ho.
The latest round of speculation began after Apple's earnings call last week, during which company execs hailed rising Mac, iPod Touch, and iPhone sales, but noted that overall iPod sales are sagging ("just" 10.1 million in the fiscal third quarter, compared to 11 million during the year-ago period)—and that iPod numbers are likely down as "we cannibalize ourselves with iPod Touch and iPhone."
With middling (if still relatively robust) iPod sales sticking out like a sore thumb during Apple's quarterly briefing, it didn't take long for the deathwatch to begin.
TechCrunch weighed in early, predicting that "Apple's three 'pocket products' will eventually be whittled down to two … and it's likely to happen sooner than you think."
Over at CNET, David Carnoy notes that "the prevailing bet among iPod followers is that the Classic may stick around for a little while, but it probably won't be upgraded and will be quietly put out to pasture."
And on Monday, BusinessWeek warmed up its HDD iPod obit: "One of the first casualties of Apple's emphasis [on the iPod Touch] will be the hard drive-based iPod Classic."
My thought? I'm sure the vultures will eventually be right, although I wonder if Apple won't wait to kill off the Classic until it bridges any resulting storage gap.
Let me explain: The $249 iPod Classic may be the most primitive of Apple's iPod family, but in terms of storage, it's still the largest: 120GB, compared to 32GB for the $399 iPod Touch.
The iPod Classic might not run apps or even have the Nano's accelerometer, but with its 120GB storage capacity, it fills a niche for those who want to bring their entire music and/or video collections on the road. Even with a likely 64GB version of the Touch arriving by September, that's still only about half the size of the present iPod Classic (which, by the way, is a relative bargain with its $249 price tag).
Of course, as flash-memory prices fall, bigger and bigger iPod Touches will become a reality—indeed, I could easily see a 128GB Touch by fall 2010.
The latest round of speculation began after Apple's earnings call last week, during which company execs hailed rising Mac, iPod Touch, and iPhone sales, but noted that overall iPod sales are sagging ("just" 10.1 million in the fiscal third quarter, compared to 11 million during the year-ago period)—and that iPod numbers are likely down as "we cannibalize ourselves with iPod Touch and iPhone."
With middling (if still relatively robust) iPod sales sticking out like a sore thumb during Apple's quarterly briefing, it didn't take long for the deathwatch to begin.
TechCrunch weighed in early, predicting that "Apple's three 'pocket products' will eventually be whittled down to two … and it's likely to happen sooner than you think."
Over at CNET, David Carnoy notes that "the prevailing bet among iPod followers is that the Classic may stick around for a little while, but it probably won't be upgraded and will be quietly put out to pasture."
And on Monday, BusinessWeek warmed up its HDD iPod obit: "One of the first casualties of Apple's emphasis [on the iPod Touch] will be the hard drive-based iPod Classic."
My thought? I'm sure the vultures will eventually be right, although I wonder if Apple won't wait to kill off the Classic until it bridges any resulting storage gap.
Let me explain: The $249 iPod Classic may be the most primitive of Apple's iPod family, but in terms of storage, it's still the largest: 120GB, compared to 32GB for the $399 iPod Touch.The iPod Classic might not run apps or even have the Nano's accelerometer, but with its 120GB storage capacity, it fills a niche for those who want to bring their entire music and/or video collections on the road. Even with a likely 64GB version of the Touch arriving by September, that's still only about half the size of the present iPod Classic (which, by the way, is a relative bargain with its $249 price tag).
Of course, as flash-memory prices fall, bigger and bigger iPod Touches will become a reality—indeed, I could easily see a 128GB Touch by fall 2010.
Tuesday, July 28, 2009
Darth Maul Born Again
Sometime after the destruction of the Prophets of the Dark Side, Darth Millennial is hidden deep in the Dark Force Temple, years has passed and time has caught up with Darth Millennial he’s dying and running out of option, he wants to the Prohets name to contiune.He comes up with one plan that has to work, his taught is to resurrect a fallen sith lord and teach them the ways of the Prophet, but which sith lord shall it be. Darth Millennial goes through sith archives and see one sith lord who is worthy,Darth Maul. It has been done before and it can be done again, Darth Millennial uses the Dark Force to resurrect Darth Maul, “Rise sith lord” and face your new master.”wh-where i’m i, how did i get here ” darth maul ask. You may not understand what has happen to you but i can fix that maul, my name is Darth Millennial and i’am part of a group called the Prophets of the Dark Side, i’m the last of my kind, and i brought you here to carry on the prophets name.What if i refuse maul ask, you won’t you have nobody else but me, Palpatine is dead.Darth Maul face is in shock as if it was his father that had died. How, when, maul ask, It has been a long time maul come walk with me and i’ll explain to you. Darth Millennial and Darth Maul walks through out the temple, he explain to him his methods and why he chose him and offers to teach him new sith force powers, “will you except my offer”.
Wii Sports Resort
Wii Sports Resort is a new collection of fun sports games that anyone can pick up and play. This sequel to the popular Wii Sports™ makes use of the Wii MotionPlus accessory, which gives players the most responsive and realistic experience possible. The Wii MotionPlus accessory, which is included with Wii Sports Resort, plugs into the base of the Wii Remote™ controller and, combined with the accelerometer and sensor bar, provides an experience that gives players an even greater sense of immersion.
Tuesday, July 21, 2009
Top ten comic book series you should be reading
Blackest Night leads the pack this big event coming out of DC comics
| 1 | Blackest Night | |
| 2 | Blackest Night (Event) | |
| 3 | Green Lantern Vol. 4 | |
| 4 | Green Lantern Corps Vol. 2 | |
| 5 | Blackest Night: Batman | |
| 6 | Blackest Night: Superman | |
| 7 | Blackest Night: Titans | |
| 8 | Guardians of the Galaxy | |
| 9 | Dark Reign: The List | |
| 10 | Nova |
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