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PES 2012 Patch 1.0 - Released!

2011-10-04T11:46:00.000-08:00

PES 2012 Patch 1.0 - Released! 28/09/11

Features

   Correct emblems, kits, map locations, goal net styles, team ranks, for all teams in
   the game (Clubs and National)
   Correct player names for unlicensed national teams
   Complete Bundesliga including correct squads, kits, lineups, emblems, map
   locations; All players with correct stats, appearence and boots
   Corrected league structure (Bundesliga, corrected Champions League)
   Disabled blur in gameplay
   New music

NOTE Transfers are default because there will be a DLC by KONAMI soon to update it and
not even we like double work.

NOTE2 This patch is not compatible with KONAMI's 1.01 update, so do not install it after installing the patch. (If it is installed already and install the patch it will overwrite it)

HOW TO INSTALL
1. Delete the folder "kitserver" from the PES 2012main directory and also delete the
start menu folder "PESEdit.com 2012 Patch" - skip this if this is the first time you
install PESEdit.com 2012 Patch.
2. Install the patch using install.exe, make sure to choose the directory you installed
PES 2012 to.
3. Start the game via pes2012.exe / start menu folder "PESEdit.com 2012 Patch" /
PESEDIT SELECTOR

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PES 2012 Review

By Eric Neigher | Sep 23, 2011

With FIFA learning fancy new foot skills, can PES keep up?

Good

Pros:

Maintains the excellent gameplay and polish of the series; expands the rosters and leagues somewhat; squashes bugs and tweaks AI and other quibbles from PES 2011

Cons:

Lacks many fan-favorite teams and players; graphically unimpressive; makes few major changes from its predecessor

7.7 (5 press ratings)

How Our Ratings Work

When it comes to soccer titles, really only two questions matter: how good is the game at recreating the feel of a soccer match, and has the game licensed the teams and players you want to play? Of the two primary soccer series, Konami's Pro Evolution Soccer on the one hand, and EA's FIFA on the other, PES has generally won the battle of the first question and lost the battle of the second. For better or for worse, PES 2012 trades a little of its dominance at smooth controls and soccer "feel," for a little bit more in the way of player and team licensing.

To be sure, PES 2012 is virtually the same game as PES 2011, so if you loved that game, you'll be glad to know that very little in the way of major changes have been made here. Controls are largely similar, although a new Teammate Control system allows you to rapidly swap to a player other than the one you're controlling during a set piece or other opportune moment so that you can direct where you want the key elements of your attack to be during critical stages. How often you will actually make use of this, though, is really a question of how in-depth you get with your sports games. Most of the more casual players will be content to let the AI keep handling many of the elements that it did in PES 2011, and it does an even better job of doing that this time around. Sure, there's the occasional controller lofting moment when John Terry suddenly decides he's had enough of playing defense that day and lets Ronaldo rip a shot right at your keeper, but for us Spurs fans, that's basically a win-win situation.

PES 2012's tech explored

And that brings me to another salient point: my team, Tottenham-Hotspur, is in this game, but yours probably isn't. EA's FIFA series has many of the major English soccer teams locked down to exclusive contracts, and their players too. Same with Germany, France and even the United States. So, if you were hoping to take the Galaxy out with Donovan and Beckham and see just how badly they'd get shellacked by FC Barcelona, you're going to have to rely on your imagination, because Galaxy aren't in PES 2012. To be sure, there are teams from just about every country and league (but not lower leagues, so fans of, say, Southampton FC, are screwed), but many of these are mere placeholders – the real player names are replaced with semi-soundalikes, and their likenesses are close, but not really there. In PES 2012, happily, Konami did manage to license the Spanish league and also the UEFA Champions League and Europa League, so that many of Europe's top-flight teams are available, ameliorating the problem to some degree, but those used to FIFA's deep and accurate rosters will likely be disappointed.

"On the other hand, PES 2012 still has stronger gameplay than FIFA 2012..."

On the other hand, PES 2012 still has stronger gameplay than FIFA 2012, with more precise player controls and quicker responsiveness on inputs than its rival, although PES' advantage is now less pronounced than in previous iterations – not through any fault of PES, but because FIFA has gotten its act together recently. That said, PES has a very different feel and system from FIFA, and players used to that – or those sick of FIFA's approach – will like what they see in PES 2012. Free kicks are still a little wonky, but major bugs (like the defenders "catch-up" bug, in which attackers would be miraculously run down from behind by defenders on nearly every breakaway) have been squashed.

That said, PES 2012's tweaks and upgrades don't include its graphics, which are decidedly unimpressive. Player models are often blocky, especially on close-ups, and colors feel washed out – disturbing considering everything is always on the same green background. I'm not sure if this is due to PES's graphical engine (which, as far as I can tell is the same one as PES 2011), or to its designers and artists not going the whole nine yards, but, compared to FIFA 2012, PES fails to impress.

On just about every other front, though, PES is an extremely solid soccer title. It may not have every team, every stadium, every tournament, and every player out there, but there's plenty enough in its gameplay to satisfy any video game soccer fan.

Spy Guy says:How times have changed. I remember the days when PES was king of the pitch, but FIFA has made a comeback that nobody could have expected. Which of the two do you prefer?

Plants vs Zombies Game Of The Year Edition 2010 [Full]

2011-10-04T11:37:00.001-08:00

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Review: Plants vs. Zombies, Game of the Year Edition

I've written in the past [see My Favorite iPhone Games] about Plants vs. Zombies, an entertaining puzzle game where you have an ever-increasing variety of plants, pea shooters, etc., that are your only defense against swarms of staggering zombies. It could have been potentially gory, but fortunately it's all cartoon images and there's a sense of zany fun to the game that makes it compelling.

It's also widely available, on Mac, PC, iPhones, iPads, etc. In fact, it's the iPad version that was sufficiently compelling that I actually played through the entire game and finished it up, then went back and tried to optimize my approach on some of the hardest levels.

Just in time for the holidays, PopCap has released a new "Game of the Year" edition of Plants vs. Zombies. Is it worth buying if you already have PvZ?

Similar to movies, lots of computer and video games now spawn increasingly banal sequels that miss the fun or novelty of the original title and just add more levels, maps, opponents, or tracks. Nothing new, just more of the same.

Still, at least it's a sequel and if you're really into Halo, then surely you'll like Halo 2, and so on, right?

Unfortunately, Plants vs. Zombies Game of the Year (I'll abbreviate this GotY from now on) isn't a sequel at all. There are no new zombies, no new plants, no new levels. Instead it feels more like a series of bug fixes, including a curious change where the dancing zombies have been replaced by disco zombies "per the request from the Michael Jackson estate" the PopCap folk inform me. Uhm, I guess the dance from Thriller was protected intellectual property?

The most interesting addition is a character builder that lets you create zombies of your own called the Zombatar!. If you're used face builders or character builders in other games, you already know the identikit format:

You can see my Zombatar zombie coming to life, uhm, coming together in the above screen capture. The color of the elements, however, are too muted and at first glance I thought it was all grayed out and unavailable. I get the "zombie" theme but this could be a lot easier to see. Also note the bug: while the Zombatar lets you pick different clothes, they don't actually get applied to the icon, nor do they apply when the Zombatar shows up in the game itself.

It's undeniably fun to use these character creator tools and I have watched my kids spend hours building "Mii" avatars for their friends on our Nintendo Wii, and to have these custom zombies show up in the game? Definitely fun, as you can see here:

Still, is this enough to justify buying the game if you already have Plants vs. Zombies? I don't think so. Fun though the game is, the GotY edition is only Mac or PC and it's so incredibly much better on a touch screen that I'd definitely encourage you to check out the iPad version instead, Zombatar or not. If you've never played, however, and like puzzle games, you've been warned. It's pretty darn addictive!

Plants vs. Zombies, Game of the Year edition, available for Mac and PC. $19.99. Purchase online at Popcap.com.

Disclaimer: Popcap comp'd me the license for this game. After I'd bought the version for my iPad and played it incessantly. :-)

Update: Since it's also from Popcap, I thought it's worth mentioning that they just released Bejeweled 3 for the Mac and PC. It's a game I still enjoy, and they've added some nifty levels and of course, after playing Bejeweled 2 on the iPhone incessantly too, it's fun to see the far more sophisticated graphics on the Mac. I'm waiting for an iPhone / iPad release of this simple, compelling puzzle game (my kids all love it too, even my 6yo), but if you're really into Bejeweled, I suspect you'll enjoy Bejeweled 3. Check it out!

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Angry Birds On Pc

2011-10-02T09:45:00.002-08:00

Angry Birds On Pc
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Update: In addition to download Angry Birds for the PC you can also play the Angry game online now. Check oout how you can play Angry Birds Online.

Hey, Angry fans, it doesn’t matter if you don’t have an iPhone, Android or Symbian based phones. Angry Birds is now available for Netbook and Laptops too in the Intel AppUp center.

As we had predicted earlier, the popular (and addictive) game Angry birds is now available for Netbook and Laptops. The app is available as a download through the Intel AppUP center which is an app store for netbooks.

Angry Birds for desktop PCs includes 195 levels for hours and hours of gameplay. Customers who purchase the game will be provided free updates and additional levels to the game in future.

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The app is available for Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7 and Moblin and is available at an introductory price of $4.99 for a limited period. Once the introductory period is over, the app will cost $9.99.

More updates at the official Rovio blog. You can purchase and download the game from here.

When we speak about iPhone or iPad the game which strikes to our mind is Angry Birds, developed by small team of developers Rovio! Angry Birds was launched in December 2009 for iPhone!

Just couple of week’s back Rovio took a step ahead by releasing Angry Birds as a Chrome App and it’s already entered most downloaded category. Angry Birds for Chrome browser has already crossed 1,000,000+ users!

After becoming famous Apple game and Google Chrome’s web app, Rovio team now enters Windows world to extend their users count.

Rovio Stated,

Welcome to the Angry Birds PC Shop! Here you can download a free demo of Angry Birds, Angry Birds Rio and Angry Birds Seasons for your PC. To unlock the full versions, you can purchase an activation key for each game. Have fun playing Angry Birds! Squawk!

Angry Birds is now available for download on Windows 7, Windows Vista and Windows XP (SP2 and SP3)!

Angry Birds, Angry Birds Rio and Angry Birds Seasons are the three flavours available for Windows users. But Angry Birds Seasons is not available at this point of time, but Rovio promises to offer the particular flavor of the game very soon. Then again, this would be a special version of the game.

Tech Gossips: Angry Birds Rio is obviously a game intimately connected with the Rio animation that hit cinemas around the world earlier this year.

User can download the demo version and taste the game. Full download is available for $5 for each version.

NEED FOR SPEED MOST WANTED - BLACK EDITION

2009-08-29T07:35:00.001-08:00

[PC Game] NEED FOR SPEED MOST WANTED - BLACK EDITION (RIPPED & COMPRESSED) + [Mediafire]

Steps of installation:
1)download all the parts
2)extract the archive completely
3)copy and paste all the files from crack folder to the extraction directory
4)play the game and enjoy.

System requirement:
Pentium 4 - 1.4 GHz,
256MB RAM,
graphic card- 64MB,
2 GB Hard disk space

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The latest Need for Speed iteration combines the illicit street racing of the past two versions with the cop-chasing gameplay that made the original NFS games so popular. The result is an engaging racing adventure where you must build your rap sheet to advance up the ladder of street-racing heroes. The demo frustrates with a lack of game information, but the generous amount of content, impressive graphics, and both single-player and multiplayer modes combine to justify a top rating.

After the obligatory but appreciated "Don't try this at home" disclaimer from model and in-game hottie Josie Maran, you'll have the opportunity to try three Quick Races or three Challenges in single-player action, or connect to the EA servers for races against other online humans. The Quick Races include two Sprints, which are straight-up races against computer opponents, and one Speedtrap, where your object is to get the highest speed possible without getting caught. The Challenges are: Pursuit Length, where you must avoid cops in hot pursuit; Toolbooth Time Trial, where you must travel between two way points in a specified time; and Roadblock, where you must avoid six police installations. Two versions of the Mustang and Porsche are available for racing. The online gameplay requires a free EA account, but be sure to read the privacy statement and terms of service before signing up.

The graphics are remarkably improved from the last version, and Adbusters will be happy to note the gratutitous product placement that plagued NFS Underground 2 is happily missing. The demo offers a great introduction to the basic gameplay, and also provides several hours of entertainment.

Drive carefully, wear a seatbelt at all times...

These are some of the words you'll be hearing during the opening scene of the latest sequel in EA's long-lasting racing franchise, Need for Speed. I would also like to stress that here at AT we fully encourage safe driving and we sincerely hope that all you drivers out there take care while you're behind the wheel. However, a fair warning might be in order. Need for Speed: Most Wanted has nothing whatsoever to do with safe driving, as it may impel you to do things you wouldn't normally do... like ramming your car straight into a gas station at high speed (although, I hear this is one of Smapdey's favorite pass times - somehow, the bastard always manages to survive). Luckily, the game doesn't involve running over pedestrians or pink prams at zebra crossings. On the other hand, you may look forward to destroying practically anything else that gets in your way (that's also something we do not encourage in real life).

Look, a bank! Maybe I should finally cash that check in.

Ready, get set, go!!

At the outset, I decided to disregard the usual arguments related to EA's continuous tendency to extensively drain the life out of successful franchises. I guess what I'm trying to say is that I wanted to be as objective as possible, even though I still couldn't shake off initial skepticism and the presumption that EA would cock things up with just another fancy makeover. Oddly enough, things turned our better then I hoped. Much better in fact.

The first thing you'll come to appreciate is the slick and stylish design. Everything from vehicles, characters and even the in-game ambiance sort of reflects the spirit of illegal street racing - various customizable car logos, street graffiti, bleak industrial zones to drive through, etc. The designers were aiming for a different visual appeal in this game. As players rush through various types of urban settings, they will be able to see a remarkable amount of detail in the backdrop. The blurry effect once more conveys a sense of tremendous speed, while gamers rush through streets in their fancy vehicle. Although slightly overused, the motion blur still works, and it corresponds brilliantly with superb reflections, particle effects and dynamic lighting. Moreover, the inclusion of real-time weather creates the proper atmosphere and makes things even cooler.

The audio is not without faults. Sound effects, especially those in the background could've been richer, but overall it's completely satisfying for an arcade racing game. The selection of songs is pleasing, although the game would've benefited from additional music genres. Everything else from engine bursts, to the sounds of highway flyovers rushing above your head, is realistic and absolutely first-rate. To spice things up a wee bit, EA lined-up a decent cast to portray the back story. Brooke Burke's cameo last year in NFSU2 was awarded to Josie Maran this time around - she plays one of the chief characters (btw, she's hot and wants to help you, so don't say no).

The concept of NFS: Most Wanted is essentially the same as in the Underground series. You climb the Blacklist of racers until you reach the top. As before, in order to gain recognition, you must first complete a series of different challenges to prove you got what it takes to be a top street racer. The Blacklist is merely a component inserted to correspond with the game's spirit and the cops that become increasingly interested in your activities as you build up your reputation as a street racer. It also ties well into the previous game, as the player now finally steps into the circle of top racers. Yep, the NFS series sees the return of police vehicles, choppers, etc. Of course, you'll be able to relax from intense cop chases by racing in other events that have minimum to no police presence. Unfortunately, that won't be enough to impress other street racing challengers, so in the end, you're gonna have to provoke the police so that other racers would want to face you on the road. The idea was implemented excellently, establishing a fluent gameplay.

Another familiar ingredient is the Free Roam mode (first introduced in NFSU2), which allows players to drift through various parts of town, and choose any racing challenge they want. This is one of the most thrilling aspects of the game. You can either drive through the city, locating certain tasks on your own, or you can jump straight to the Safe House (or garage if you will) and launch racing events directly. There's a great variety of challenges at hand, and it's entirely up to you to decide which one to complete first. This open-ended approach, as you may find, is one of the commendable parts of NFS: Most Wanted. It represents a considerable improvement over typically linear single-player campaigns we usually see in today's racing games.

Mixing elements like Free Roam and intense street races with exciting cop chases, sets an appropriate tempo to the whole game. You're looking at an exhilarating and fast-paced ride through well-planned out urban and country districts. Still, that doesn't mean you won't have time to cool off. Players can make stops along the way to fine-tune their vehicle. Customizing your favorite ride is a more detailed process when compared to the last game. This time around you also have to consider the Rap Sheet, which is used by the police to document reckless drivers as they pull off stunts on the road.

This brings me to the very essence of Need for Speed: Most Wanted. One of your main tasks is to go through so-called Milestone events, which involve more than just Drag and Circuit racing. Basically, it denotes getting the cops' attention. As you progress on the Blacklist, the police will have more and more info on you and your preferred vehicles. The cool thing is that you'll be equipped with a device that keeps detailed track of Rap Sheets. When the cops have a clear description of your car, that means it would be a good idea to head out and buy yourself a set of brand new wheels or maybe just give it a new paintjob, windshield; oh and just so you know, there's a lot of new cars to choose from, and each and every one of them can be customized visually and mechanically in any way you see fit. So, apart from having to deal with cops on the road, you'll also have to take the time to think of the best course of action to avoid getting busted.

During actual races, the cop AI never really proved to be exceptionally smart. Usually, they just stick on to you like glue and then they just get smashed to bits by obstacles on the track or by your indestructible car. Realism is not the point anyhow. The point is to floor it and do your best to avoid anything that gets in the way of a good race. In any case, the AI in general still provides enough of a challenge for players. Plus, the police will set up road blocks, they'll send SUV's to meet you head on, and let's not forget those persistent helicopters. Anyways, it's a decent challenge all the way.

I guess there is one thing that annoyed me. There's a number of racing events with scripted AI that demonstrated strict and predetermined movement for civilian vehicles - trucks, cars, vans, etc. So, each time you play the game, they will appear in the same lane right in front of you, which looks kinda lame and may reduce the challenge a bit.

Damn gearshift!

He who keys this puppy dies!

One of the best innovations is the possibility of locating destructible structures while the cops are on your tail. Just keep your eyes peeled (either on the radar or on the road itself) until you come across something potentially dangerous, like a huge storage silo or even the screen of a drive-in theatre. Colliding with these structures will often make them crash right onto police vehicles or will effectively block their way. Should the police be right on you, don't waste your time trying to shake them off, just ram into the nearest 18-wheeler transporting cars or logs and presto... the pathetic cop car is out of action. Cool no doubt, but above all extremely fun!

Now that I think of it, vehicle handling was almost too simple in NFS: Hot Pursuit. This clearly progressed throughout the series (i.e. NFSU and NFSU2). It's safe to say that NFS: Most Wanted is perfectly balanced between real-life steering and physics and arcade-style handling.

In short, Need for Speed: Most Wanted is very addictive and it has the potential to lure any gamer, regardless of what genre he prefers playing. However, I did run into several drawbacks. The aforementioned AI flaws and a small variety of tunes. Otherwise, I cannot deny I had a lot of fun with this game and the fact that I ended up playing it for days (and long sleepless nights). I'd happily play through it again, after I've completed the Career mode.

Sadly, we didn't get a change to test the Online mode, but a few LAN races were a sufficient demonstration for the game's multiplayer potential.

If EA continues to make sequels like this, then there's much hope for the future. I think they need to stick to the recipe that made this title as good as it is. In spite of some of the negative things we've been saying about the giant publisher's questionable strategies, we have to give them credit where credit is due. Namely, they sure know how to combine elements to make a top-quality arcade racer. NFS: Most Wanted didn't exactly elevate the series, but it successfully mixed all the ingredients that made the previous games addictive to play.

Prince of Persia:THE TWO THRONES

2009-08-29T07:29:00.002-08:00

The Prince of Persia makes his way home to Babylon, bearing with him Kaileena, the enigmatic Empress of Time, and unspeakable scars from the Island of Time. But instead of the peace he longs for, he finds his kingdom ravaged by war and Kaileena the target of a brutal plot. When she is kidnapped, the Prince tracks her to the Palace - only to see her murdered by a powerful enemy. Her death unleashes the Sands of Time, which strike the Prince and threaten to destroy everything he holds dear. Cast to the streets, hunted as a fugitive, the Prince soon discovers that the Sands have tainted him, too. They have given rise to a deadly Dark Prince, whose spirit gradually possesses him.

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The Prince of Persia, a seasoned warrior, returns from the Island of Time to Babylon with his love, Kaileena. Instead of the peace that he longs for, he finds his homeland ravaged by war and the kingdom turned against him. The Prince is rapidly captured and Kaileena has no choice but to sacrifice herself and unleash the Sands of Time in order to save him. Now cast out on the streets and hunted as a fugitive, the Prince soon discovers that past battles have given rise to a deadly Dark Prince, whose spirit gradually possesses him.

Play and master two distinct characters: Wield the powers and weapons of two master warriors with different combat styles, attitudes, and histories.
Immerse yourself in a dramatic story: Experience unparalleled depth in storytelling as you fight your way through a twisting tale filled with adrenaline, tension, and discovery.
Manipulate time to surprise enemies: Execute powerful attacks against entire armies by slowing down or rewinding time, or surprise them by using some all-new Sands of Time powers.
Destroy foes in furious chariot combat: Seize the reins of a chariot to fend off hordes of enemies at breakneck speed in impossibly tight pursuit. Experience a masterful blend of gameplay: True to the Prince of Persia franchise, the game provides a variety of action combat, agility, and story-driven puzzles - all masterfully blended into a rich gaming experience.

© 2005 Ubisoft Entertainment. Based on Prince of Persia® created by Jordan Mechner. All Rights Reserved. Ubisoft and the Ubisoft logo are trademarks of Ubisoft Entertainment in the U.S. and/or other countries. Prince of Persia, Prince of Persia Warrior Within and Prince of Persia The Two Thrones are trademarks of Jordan Mechner in the U.S. and/or other countries used under license by Ubisoft Entertainment.

[New Game PC DVD] Need For Speed Por Street FULL

2008-03-10T06:51:00.003-08:00

HKZonda present
Need For Speed PornStreet

Game Info

The Ultimate Street Racing Showdown

Need for Speed PornStreet is a ground-breaking Need for Speed experience

where
youre thrust to compete head to head against the best street racers in a
multitude of racing showdowns. Need for Speed PornStreet is a true taste of

raw
adrenaline and racing with consequences

Photo Realism
Need for Speed PornStreet boasts impeccable precision and impressively

detailed
photo-realistic graphics, effectively transporting you to the centre of the
action

Autosculpt:
Need for Speed PornStreet pushes the Autosculpt technology to a new

level,
allowing you to directly impact your cars performance for the first time as
well as personalize its appearance

Damage Matters
Need for Speed PornStreet is a true taste of raw adrenaline and racing with
consequences. Every dent, every scratch and every crumpled body panel is a
battle scar, proof of your commitment and competitive mettle

Extreme Competition
With an aggressive and skilled AI system, you become immersed in an

unmatched
believable race experience. Add in a revolutionary online mode that will
redefine the meaning of competitive social play, and Need for Speed

PornStreet
is the ultimate formula for an emotionally charged street racing showdown

Asia Pacific Glamour:
Need for Speed PornStreet includes beautiful in-game flag girls, played by
popular celebrities from the Asia Pacific region. The only two girls to be
featured in the game this year, Krystal Forscutt, a reality TV star and

glamour
girl from Australia, and Sayoko Ohashi, an up-and-coming personality from

Japan,
make their appearances throughout the game to add colour to the authentic

world
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Installation Notes

HERE ARE FEW TIPS THAT MIGHT HELP YOU GET WITH IT:

For vista:
1.install daemon406.exe
2.. mount in DT4.06 NFSPROSTREET-HKZonda.mds (NFS-PS-HKZonda folder)
3. copy the YASU.exe in to the folder, where DT4.06 were installed
4. launch YASU.exe, then click Cloack
5. play the game,

For XP:

1. disable DVDRW first, but that may not be absolutely necessary

2. in DT 4.06:

โหลดที่นี่
http://cdmediaworld.com/hardware/cdrom/ … tual.shtml

Set Emulation > All options ON
Set Options > Secure Mode OFF

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OS: Windows XP/Vista
Processor: Pentium 4 @ 2.8 GHz (Vista Requires 3.0 GHz)
Memory: 512 MB (1GB for Vista)
Hard Drive: 8.1 GB Free (16 GB for Digital Delivery Version)
Video Memory: 128 MB (GeForce FX 5950/ATI Radeon 9500) with Pixel Shader 2.0*
Sound Card: DirectX Compatible
DirectX: 9.0c
Keyboard & Mouse
DVD Rom Drive (8X) (not required with Digital Delivery Version)
(Digital Delivery Version does NOT support FAT16 or FAT32 File Formats)

Recommended System Requirements
OS: Windows XP/Vista
Processor: Pentium 4 @ 3 GHz
Memory: 1GB
Hard Drive: 8.1 GB Free (16 GB for Digital Delivery Version)
Video Memory: 256 MB (GeForce 6800/Radeon X800+) with Pixel Shader 2.0*
Sound Card: DirectX Compatible
DirectX: 9.0c
Keyboard & Mouse
DVD Rom Drive (8X) (not required with Digital Delivery Version)
(Digital Delivery Version does NOT support FAT16 or FAT32 File Formats)

*Supported chipsets:
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Tomorrow, ere dawn, I will travel south, away from the Abbey and toward a small village called Goldshire. Much have I accomplished these past few days: Marshal McBride sent me to eliminate some of the vicious Kobolds camped to the north, near Echo Ridge Mine, and I served him admirably, slaying many of the vermin before I braved the mine’s fetid depths to root out the evil living there.

Deputy Willem also tasked me with important duties as part of our fight against the encroachment of the Defias Brotherhood. I killed 12 of their members, collecting their distinctive red bandanas as proof of my achievement, and swung my mace with ferocity as I battled their local leader, Garrick Padfoot. Oh how I wish you had seen Willem’s face when I dropped Padfoot’s still-grimacing head at his feet.

Follow Me. One of several forms of intra-continental travel between cities.

Such was Willem’s reaction to my prowess that he bade me to speak with Brother Sammuel, who started my training as a full-fledged Paladin, protector of the Light. Brother Sammuel taught me much in the defensive and offensive arts, enabling me to both better protect myself and rain heavier blows on my enemies. I feel as if the strength of 10 oxen fills my body and yet Brother Sammuel says I have much more to learn.

Marshal McBride handed me my parchments not long ago. They ask Marshal Dugan in Goldshire to confer deputy status upon me and assign me more tasks in the defense of Elwyn Forest. I know the dangers will only multiply as I set foot into a wilderness teeming with all manner of awful beasts and twisted men. Earlier I heard two men speaking in hushed tones of the horrors inhabiting the Hillsbrad Foothills far to the north, where the Undead have infected the farmlands with their vile diseases.

“Maximum level players can go on raids, which are massive dungeons or epic battles with loot, monsters and bosses more spectacular than anything else in the game. Soon we will also add hero classes, which allow characters who hit the cap to continue to advance in power.”

I know that eventually I will be tested by such awful circumstances, but fear not for me. The Light is strong and will protect all of us, even our unborn child. Stay indoors as much as you can until I return. May the Light bless us all.

— Scynthia, Undead Warlock (Horde) —
I marvel at this journal, which brims with page upon page of my wicked exploits since I woke up in the Deathknell Crypt so long ago. What I was before then I do not know, and I do not care. Free of the Lich King’s foul grasp, I care only to serve my queen, the Dark Lady Sylvanas Windrunner. Hers is the cunning sort of mind that gives me hope in our war against the pathetic Humans. I have died a thousand deaths for her and will gladly die a thousand more. And when I am no more, may my remains be fed to the sewers running through Undercity.

Party Hearty. A group of brave adventurers takes on the horrors found in Shadowfang Keep.

My journey has brought me to the Hillsbrad Foothills, where High Executor Darthalia, under direct orders from Varimathras and the Dark Lady herself, commands me to raid the nearby farms and kill as many farmhands as possible. With my Voidwalker, Juk’nar, at my side, the task has been all too easy, even when the footmen guarding the fields confront us. My spellbook brims so full that sometimes I can’t decide whether to finish them off by draining their souls or slicing their guts open with a shadow bolt.

And yet I am troubled by goings-on to the south, where Humans have amassed at Southshore and taken to raiding Tarren Mill. Some of them possess powers not seen by my eyes, abilities beyond my own and certainly in excess of those exhibited by the pathetic farmers. I must be wary of them, but I can wait; I will bide my time until my strength equals their own. Then we shall see who rules Azeroth.

— Adoray, Night Elf Hunter (Alliance) —
When Conservator Ilthalaine entrusted me with the task of helping maintain the balance of nature in Shadowglen Forest, I knew something was amiss among the sturdy boughs of Teldrassil. We have forsaken our immortality to repel the Undead, but at what cost?

Have we paid a price so great that 10,000 years of life in the Ashenvale Forest could become nothing more than a faint memory whispered among the stars? I have traveled by Gryphon to Darkshore — I have seen the corruption that eats away not only at the Kalimdor mainland but also at the trunk of the great tree in which we live.
“There are literally thousands of quests, through which you learn more about the current state of Azeroth and the continuing threat of the Undead Scourge, remnants of the demon invasion from Warcraft III.”

And so it was with a heavy heart that I undertook the quest given to me by Priestess Almora, who dwells in the fair city of Darnassus. I must travel to the outermost edges of Teldrassil’s massive limbs and gather the silvery spinnerets of Lady Sathrah, the spider matriarch whose mind races with madness brought on by the disease. My pet wolf, Lathrak, walks with me, but I fear that he too will be overmatched by the dangers we face. As I left Darnassus, I paused to stand in the shade of the enormous Ancient Protector who keeps vigilant watch just inside the city walls. His presence gives me hope.

Massacre at the Crossroads. Looks like an Alliance raid hit the Barrens.

If you have found this letter on my cold body, then I failed in my quest. Take it up on my behalf, if you possess the courage. Whatever you decide, sing my praises at the next inn you come across, for you must know that I fought with valor. Do not let my memory die. Do not allow Teldrassil to rot from within.

— Murallah, Orc Warrior (Horde) —
Lord Thrall, I send word from the Barrens. Regthar Deathgate, who mans a lone outpost to the west of the Crossroads, asks me to send tidings. At his bidding, I and a group of other Orcs — a Shaman, a Warlock and a Rogue among them — have finished eliminating the Kolkar centaurs infesting our lands. We destroyed their local leaders before facing legions of invaders and Warlord Krom’zar. I thought I detected a smile on Regthar’s face as I handed him Krom’zar’s tattered war banner.

Walk Toward the Light. A ghost starts the long trek back to his corpse.

But I was not done. This morning, I journeyed with the same group to the Wailing Caverns. A Tauren named Nara Wildmane, who dwells in Thunder Bluff, commanded us to bring her the gems of Cobrahn, Anacondra, Pythas and Serpentis, the four leaders of the Druids of the Fang. We defeated each of them, as well as their snake guardians, before venturing deeper into the caverns to awaken Naralex, whose nightmares had brought forth the corrupt creatures living there.

We destroyed those monsters too, freeing Naralex from his nightmares. How I wish I could inflict those visions on the Human city Stormwind! I will soon return to Orgrimmar, where the war drums rumble day and night, and offer you complete details of my other journeys.

For the Horde!

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Exploitative multiplayer worlds don't deserve to be called art, a designer tells Jason Hill.

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A prominent independent developer labelled modern games such as World of Warcraft "unethical" at a recent Melbourne conference.

Jonathan Blow, creator of upcoming time-bending game Braid, told the Free Play conference at the Australian Centre for the Moving Image that games can be art but he is concerned about what they are really teaching players.

"I believe that games are important to the future of humanity," Mr Blow says. "It sounds like a grand statement but it's obviously true for other forms of art that we're very familiar with. Films and novels have drastically shaped the society that we live in; without them our lives would be very different.

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Jump gate
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Kayak Extreme
20 MB
Serial: E-PP9N-GNK5-LNKV

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Manhunt (Rip)
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Megaman X4
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AmericasArmy200Download.exe
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Manhattan Project
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Midtown Madness
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Praetorians
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Virtua_Tennis
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Ford_Racing_2
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Illegal_Street_Racing
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Marine_Sharpshooter_2_-_ Jungle_Warfare
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Sony's PSP Wows, but Only if You Stick to the Games

By Rob Pegoraro
Sunday, March 20, 2005; Page F07

Sony has often won big by thinking small. Portable gizmos such as the Walkman, the Discman and the Handicam helped make this company the consumer electronics power it is today. But until now, it hasn't tried to run that play with its most successful product of the past decade, the PlayStation line of video-game machines.

That changes Thursday, when Sony introduces the PlayStation Portable -- PSP for short. This $250 device is Sony's answer to Nintendo's Game Boy and DS handhelds. It also represents yet another try by Sony to get into the portable-media market Apple's iPod owns.

Rob Pegoraro says the $250 Sony PlayStation Portable is a 'peerless' gaming machine, 'combining sharp graphics, deep game play and easy online connectivity.' (Julia Ewan - The Washington Post)

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The PSP does only one of those jobs well, and you can probably guess which one. As a portable game machine, it's a peerless piece of work, combining sharp graphics, deep game play and easy online connectivity. As a multimedia gadget, however, it's a dud.

The PSP's sleek appearance backs up its gaming orientation. This booklet-sized device -- 6 5/8 inches by 2 7/8 inches by 15/16 inches, weighing 11 ounces with headphones and remote control -- carries a similar layout of buttons to that of a PlayStation 2 controller, plus a sharp, wide-format color display. At about 4 1/4 inches wide, with a 480-by-272 resolution, it's larger than other game players' displays and almost as sharp as those on handheld organizers.

The sum of these parts looks just different enough from other portable widgets -- and cool enough in its own right -- to draw reactions from passerby that range from intrigued to awestruck.

The PSP's breakthrough feature, however, can't be seen from outside. Its WiFi receiver allows PSPs to link up for peer-to-peer wireless gaming or, if within range of a separate WiFi access point, competition across the Internet. That second option is absent from the PSP's chief competitor, Nintendo's $150 DS. (Web access would have been a pleasant bonus but there is no browser available on the PSP.)

Setting up a PSP for Internet game play is harder than necessary, thanks to Sony's awkward interface for entering the lengthy alphanumeric encryption key most WiFi access points require.

Otherwise, though, multiplayer mayhem on the PSP is laughably simple. Select "multiplayer" from a game's menu, choose between local or Internet-wide contests (in a fit of jargon, the PSP calls them "ad hoc" and "infrastructure"), then wait for opponents to show up.

In The Post's newsroom, two PSPs joined the same game in seconds and maintained the connection up to about 110 feet away. Two Internet-hosted games were almost as quick to set up and showed no signs of lag, the slow response time that can gum up online games.

You can also play PSP titles solo, of course, but it's just more fun to compete against other people. You don't get the same sublime sense of satisfaction when the car you incinerate with a hail of missiles is driven by the computer instead of your co-worker.

FIFA 2008 [FULL] PC PSP

2007-10-01T09:44:00.000-08:00

Screen Shot: http://www.gamespot.com/pc/sports/fifas … index.html

System Requirements: Intel Pentium 2.8 GHz, 512MB RAM, 128mb Graphics Card

Installation Information:
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Sony PlayStation Portable/PSP hands-on review

Posted Dec 20th 2004 12:50PM by Adam Nielson
Filed under: Gaming, Handhelds, Portable Audio, Tablet PCs

We got our dirty mitts on a PlayStation Portable! Read on for a nice long review with plenty of pics:

Introduction

Ever since the Sony PlayStation Portable (PSP) was
announced at E3 in May 2004, we have been eagerly
anticipating the hottest console launch (sorry Nintendo DS) this year, even if it is only for the Japanese market
right now. We were fortunate enough to get a unit to test a mere five days after the Japanese release date and have
been playing with it all weekend. The Sony PSP features a large 4.3-inch 16:9 widescreen LCD TFT screen with a
480x272 resolution, button layout similar to the PlayStation with a digital control pad, an analog stick, circle,
square, triangle, x, and 2 shoulder buttons, USB 2.0 connectivity (via mini-USB), a Memory Stick Duo media slot, and
802.11b WiFi support. It uses Sony's proprietary Universal Media Disc, which stores up to 1.8GB in a format
reminiscent of MiniDiscs. The Japanese launch release date was December 12th and the first shipment of PSPs quickly
sold out.

The Box

We got the Standard edition PSP, which comes with the PSP itself, a battery, an AC adapter, and a manual, along
with Ridge Racers and Minna No Golf Portable. (The Value Pack adds a 32MB Memory Stick Duo, a soft carrying case, and
headphones with an in-line remote.) The box does not come with a sticker seal of any sort, which we weren't quite
used to considering anything and everything comes with some sort of factory seal here in the US.

When we shook the product box, we could hear some rattling around. We weren't too thrilled about that, since the
unit did come a long ways from Japan. Luckily, when we opened the package, the PSP fits snugly into the surrounding
cardboard, the rattling we heard was mostly likely the power adapter cables. We noticed a lack of any type of demo
disc included with the unit. Some PSP Value Packs apparently do come with a UMD Demo Disc, but we've also heard
from a few people that got Value Packs without any demo discs inside as well.

The Unit Itself

When you first lay your hands on the PSP, you immediately notice the screen. The 4.3-inch display dominates the
device, it looks like it takes up two-thirds of the real estate on the front fascia. In other words, massive. The
unit feels expensive, and exudes sexiness, much like Apple's iPods (and you know how big of a fan we are of iPods).
The unit feels perfectly balanced when held with both hands. It does not feel like a $200 console (Japan MSRP for
console only) at all. We're sure Sony is losing a few hundred bucks off each unit sold as the PSP easily feels like
it's worth $400 of gadgetry (when compared to portable video and audio players and the DS). We feel Sony could have
gotten away with a $300 sticker price, but in an effort to destroy Nintendo's firm grasp of the handheld gaming
market, they've set the price just $50 more than the Nintendo DS (which was released in both Japan and US markets
just last month). It feels like an extreme bargain for two bills. The screen is immersive, drawing you in when
playing videos or games and so big that you may not need your glasses to play. The black color fits well and matches
the Playstation 2's color. The dimples across the top row of the screen reminded us of carbon fiber, currently the
rage in import tuner cars.

When you pay for a new console, you expect it to be perfect. Alas, ours was not. We noticed two lit pixels
(always-on pixels), one in the middle of the screen, about one-fourth of the way down, and one near the very right
edge of the screen. So out of 130,560 pixels on the LCD screen, we got two defective ones. It's actually not too
noticeable unless you look for it and we didn't notice until we played with the PSP in pitch black darkness. We could
make a big fuss, but we'll just deal with it, and hope that Sony will be as honorable as Nintendo when fixing units
with dead pixels for their customers.

Another complaint of the PSP so far has been the
ejecting UMD problem in which the user in the
video appears to flex the PSP quite a bit to get it to eject spontaneously. We're happy to report that we didn't
have such problems with any self-ejecting discs and that our PSP is built rather solidly, though we didn't dare to
twist the unit as hard as we could. We initially had some light squeaking noises when we pressed right on the
directional pad, but after a weekend of use, the annoying sound has disappeared.

The PSP, with battery, Memory Stick Pro Duo, and UMD inserted, weighs 10.3 ounces, making it fine to put in a
jacket pocket (with case or cover of course), but not exactly friendly in a pants pocket with its long form factor.
We've heard of some Japanese folks wearing the PSP like a necklace (there is a strap handle at the bottom left
section of the PSP), but as cool as that may make them look, we didn't think our necks could take the strain.

Unfortunately, with the fine glossy screen comes the problem of fingerprints and smudges. While we didn't use latex
gloves while handling the unit, we were very careful to try and handle it with the utmost of care. That said, there
were smudges around the control buttons within seconds. It's pretty much unavoidable to smudge the smooth front
cover, so we recommend a very soft cloth to wipe off smudges and smears, but make sure the cloth doesn't scratch up
the LCD. The back of the unit is textured plastic and does not smudge. Within an hour of playing some games on the
PSP and constantly wiping off smudges, there were some light scratches on the screen. We're hoping that Sony will
sell replacement PSP faceplates at a reasonable price.

The front of the PSP unit has the directional pad on the left side, and the analog thumb stick (looks like speaker
mesh) below that. The analog thumb stick is quite a burden to use since it's so far down, as there is no thumb
support from the unit when you use it. It was fine to play Ridge Racers with it, but after 15 minutes, we felt as if
we were getting thumbitis with a sore thumb joint. To the right of the LCD is the standard circle, square, triangle,
and x buttons any Playstation junkie has become accustomed to. The left and right trigger buttons are at the top of
the unit and are clear, looking a bit like jewelry. All buttons on our review unit were easy to press and click fast
if necessary.

The bottom edge of the PSP is raised ever so slightly, with buttons for Home, lowering and raising the volume,
brightness, sound settings for various music genres, and Select and Start buttons. While Home, Select, and Start are
quite easy to press since the size of the buttons are a good size, the volume and brightness and music buttons take
quite a bit of effort to depress as the buttons are half the size of the other ones and further away if you use your
thumbs to depress. Since you may use the volume buttons quite a bit, it's a bit of a pain and there seems to be
enough room on the left bottom side to put in larger buttons for volume. But at least the volume buttons are not
essential for quick pressing during gaming. For brightness, there are three settings, from Dim to Bright to Brightest
(our wording), we found Bright to be the adequate enough. Since there's still not much sun in Seattle this time of
year, we were unable to test the PSP in direct sunlight.

The left side of the unit has the WiFi switch, a quick flip up and the WiFi mode is set to on.

At the top edge is an infrared transmitter, a mini-USB connector and the Eject button for loading UMDs. Sony is
planning an infrared remote controller for the PSP, and it looks like any future PSP add-ons will be plugged in up
top, as there's two locking holes on each side of the mini-USB port.

The combined power and hold switch is on the lower right side, you can push the switch down for hold, and pushing
the slider up turns it on. The button always returns to the middle after pushing it up, which we found a bit
annoying. A simple On/Off/Hold switch would have been easier to handle. When you power it on, the PSP returns you to
where you left off (like returning from a hibernation state in Windows XP, but without any delays at all). When you
toggle hold during a game, the PSP buttons become disabled, and the game just continues. Hold is probably most useful
when playing a video or a music album and you don't want any accidental button presses to interfere.

The bottom right is where the AC adapter plug goes in, which we find is quite an odd placement for it. When gaming
with the power line plugged in, your right hand will feel the cord and plug. While it doesn't interfere per se, it
would have been much neater if the power port was placed on the top edge of the unit. Not a huge knock, just a slight
inconvenience. The left side is where the headphones plug in. When used, the headphone plug doesn't interfere with
our movement as much as the AC adapter one because the headphones plug is on the bottom half of the PSP. Also at the
bottom edge a sticker in a recessed area, with the product number and serial number in the middle. We don't we see it
lasting after a few months of hardcore use nor do we see the point of this sticker, as there is actually an etched
serial number in the battery compartment.

USB Connectivity

In USB Mode, if you have a Memory Stick Duo or Pro Duo inserted, you can connect a mini-USB cable to
the top of the PSP, and it acts like a USB drive, allowing you to access any folders or content on the Memory Stick.
Windows XP immediately recognized the device as a Removable Disk after we plugged in the cable. File transfers both
ways were incredibly fast thanks to the USB 2.0 support.

Universal Media Discs

The Sony PSP uses a proprietary 1.8GB Universal Media Disc (UMD) format, in part an effort to thwart
piracy and so they can control what gets released for their system. They are much like MiniDiscs (the actual disc
just slightly smaller), but with one serious drawback, a gaping hole in the back of the plastic case (no doubt for
the PSP to read in data). While we know some of you are very meticulous and careful when handling your disc-based
media, we also know quite a few people that have scratched up DVDs and games. We just don't get why Sony didn't put a
metal faceplate over the hole like they do for MiniDiscs.

UMD games are packaged in a plastic section which the UMD fits snugly into. But there is no small plastic case for
UMDs (ala Gameboy carts) and one can not reasonably be expected to carry around the full game box when transporting
extra games with the system. We're sure third party UMD plastic cases will be out soon enough, but for now, you'll
have to resort to carrying the whole game box, as we don't recommend just putting a UMD in your pocket to carry
around.

The UMD drive makes a whirring noise at times when loading games or levels (but not while actually playing). It's
not too obnoxious and sort of sounds like a hard drive spinning up, but you do hear it. After living with solid state
handheld games (cartridges), we had to get used to load times again. The original Playstation 1 had horrid load times
for some games, but it did improve over time as programmers got to know the system. We hope the same will be true for
the PSP as it took 19 seconds after selecting UMD to get to the Namco logo on Ridge Racers. During the game, it took
10 seconds to load the course after selecting all the options. For Minna No Golf, it took 25 seconds to get to the
intro screen and 16 seconds to start playing from the menu. It's tolerable but an aspect that could use
some improvement.

Targeting the Adult Market

While kids will surely be begging their parents for the PSP (my 4 year-old nephew asked his father for one
immediately after seeing it), Sony is targeting a more mature audience. We don't see younger kids handling the UMDs
with the open area well and we can just picture screen scratches within a day after little Jimmy has their hands on
one. As a friend pointed out, this system is perfect for the Japanese audience, a country where they are known for
cleanliness, neatness, and taking care of their electronics well. That, sadly, can not be said for the American
audience (in general), we are just more rough with our gear. It will be interesting to see if Sony changes the PSP at
all for the American audience and we're thinking the USA warranty should be at least a year. This may be one of
those times where you will actually want to purchase the extended warranty program.

First Bootup

At first bootup we were greeted with the option to choose between Japanese and English. Next you can give your PSP
a nickname (for network play) via cellphone type text entry (press 2 three times for the letter C, etc). Seeing how
the PSP has plenty of room for a keyboard layout on the screen, we would have much preferred that. The Japanese are
used to the phone keypad text entry system, so I'm sure it's not a big deal to them, but for the US release, we hope
they change it. Another annoying interface aspect was when we entered our IP address for the PSP. We had to scroll up
and down through 256 numbers (0 to 255), rather than manually entering numerals. It's not very fun to scroll for 16
sets of numbers.

After setting it to English the menus are pretty self-explanatory, the main options are Settings, Photo, Music,
Video, and Game. Some of the options may not be available if you don't have a Memory Stick Pro Duo
inserted.

Japanese Differences

As was the case with the Japanese versions of the PlayStation 1 and 2, the button you choose to select with is the
Circle button not the X button (like in the US versions). The X button thus becomes the back or cancel option. When
you're used to using X to select everything, there will be times you forget and accidentally hit the wrong button.
The manual is in Japanese, not that we needed it at all for anything. Other than those two things, the PSP itself is
very English-speaker friendly.

Battery Life

The PSP is powered by a 100-240V (5A) universal power adapter, which means you can use it anywhere in
the world practically. There have been reports of a weak two hours of battery life when playing complex 3D games. We
fully charged up our PSP battery and popped in Ridge Racers for non-stop gaming. We set the brightness to the middle
level and set the volume to 15 button presses from 0 (the max volume is 30). That level of brightness and volume is
adequate for the average gamer during gameplay. With no breaks in between, we played non-stop for 3 hours and 35
minutes. We also tried another Ridge Racers test, playing one game, then letting the system run through the replay in
an infinite loop. That test also resulted in a similar playtime of 3 hours and 31 minutes.

While not superb, 3.5 hours is acceptable and you can always buy a spare battery (~$45) if you need it.
Cheaper third party batteries will show up sooner or later as well. We had really hoped the PSP could be charged via
mini-USB, but unfortunately Sony did not include that support. But to be fair, our mini-USB cable was not able to
charge our Motorola RAZR V3 cellphone either, though
the phone is supposedly capable of doing so. So it may be that we have a bunk USB cable. If anyone has gotten their
PSP to charge via USB, let us know. We'd also like to see a cigarette lighter power adapter for long road trips.

After 3.5 hours of nonstop gaming, the unit is just barely warm to the touch. I ejected the UMD and the disc felt
just the tiniest bit warm too. So hopefully that's a sign of no overheating problems (which plagued the
first-generation Sony Playstations, anyone remember turning it upside down to alleviate the problem?).

Memory Stick Duo

The Sony is hoping that the PSP will help make the Memory Stick Pro Duo a viable memory card format,
especially since the PSP does not take any of the older Memory Stick formats like the Memory Stick Pro. It only takes
the tiny Duo flash memory card, which is about 85% of the size of a Secure Digital (SD) card. We believe the highest
current available size is 512MB, retailing for $130 at stores (or about $85 shipped on eBay), and we have not seen
the 1GB version in stock anywhere. You will need a Memory Stick to save your games or if you want to play MP3s or
videos on it. The Ridge Racers save game takes up about 700K and Minna No Golf Portable needs about 769K.

After formatting your Memory Stick Duo or Pro Duo in the PSP, you get a PSP directory, and GAME, MUSIC, PHOTO,
SAVEDATA folders within that. The game folder will eventually house downloadable games or demos from the Internet,
music is for your MP3s, photo for your JPGs, and save data for your saved games. Video files need to go in a
different folder which we will get into later this week.

Photos

For photo viewing, GIF, BMP, and PNG files aren't supported by the PSP, but standard JPG ones are. When you have a
full-sized 4 or 5 megapixel JPG file, the PSP takes a bit of time for it to load, about 3 seconds for a 1.8MB JPG
file. It automatically crops the photo (most photos are in the 4:3 format), leaving white space on the sides of the
picture when it is displayed (see above).

For photos that you have cropped or Photoshopped to the PSP's native 480x272 resolution (say hi to my
Yorkshire terrier, Yoda), the picture loads immediately and looks sharp with
excellent detail. You can get file information (filename and file date), do a slideshow, or zoom in to certain parts
of the picture. The photo gallery works much like Windows Explorer, showing a thumbnail of the picture, the filename,
and date. You can also create folders within the \PSP\Photo directory in Windows Explorer to organize your photos. In
the Photo section, when you press the Triangle button, you can delete folders or pictures, or get more information
about a picture, including its full resolution and which camera took the shot by accessing the EXIF information
within the JPG file itself.

Playing Music

The biggest knock on Sony in the past has been their insistence of using the ATRAC format, forcing you
to convert your beloved MP3s to their proprietary format before their players could play it. They have finally
listened to their users and done away with ATRAC only with native MP3 support in the PSP. Just drop files into your
PSP/Music folder and your PSP can play them directly. The speakers are at the bottom of the unit, and the two little
holes on the bottom produce good sound. We played a variety of MP3s just fine, including some variable bit rate ones,
but we're sorry to report that we didn't have any ATRAC files to test out.

Playing Videos

Videos look amazing on the widescreen. The picture is sharp and detailed, and colors are vibrant. While it's fine
to hold the PSP in your hands when playing games or watching short clips, it gets a bit tiresome if you're watching
something an hour or more in length (rest assured that Sony will be putting out a stand for the PSP).

WiFi Setup

Setting up the 802.11b WiFi is easy. Just name your connection (Home, Work, etc), put in the SSID access point
name, a WEP key if any, and then setup IP and DNS addresses (or choose automatic if using DHCP). There's a network
test when you are done, telling you your current signal strength and whether your Internet connection succeeded or
not. Taking a page from Microsoft, you can also update the PSP OS via a Network Update. Our tech geekiness led us to
try to update the system (it's less than a week old) before even playing games. Our system already had the latest
version, as there were no updates from Sony.

The PSP in Public

Not that we expected anyone to, but no one noticed when we whipped out the PSP to wait in line at the post
office (for a lousy 30 minutes!) to mail a package. But we were surprised when we started playing while standing in
line at Best Buy (to get a Sandisk 512MB Memory Stick Pro Duo for a whopping $130) and got no attention, either
(though we were only in line for about 10 minutes). The checkout droids didn't say anything either.

But when we took the PSP to the mall for a little tour (just outside a game shop), it was a different story.
Within a few minutes a bunch of kids who looked to be aged 10 to 12 were asking questions about it, mainly where we
got ours from and how much. (Kids these days must be on a different allowance scale than when we were kids, because
when we said it would be just $200 come March or so, they were all over it and said they were sure that they'd get
one.) Within 10 minutes we had gathered a small crowd of ten, all drooling over the gorgeous screen. With the
Nintendo DS anyone looking over your shoulder may have a hard time to see what's going on, while the PSP is also a
watch-while-I-play kind of system, and the people that were looking over our shoulders at the mall didn't have any
problem seeing what was going on. We didn't stay too long, fearing a mob scene as people started calling their
friends over.

PlayStation Portable vs. the Nintendo DS

We love the Nintendo DS, but it is bulky and feels and looks like a child's toy from the 1980s compared to the
PSP, which is definitely one well-designed, slick little handheld. The DS weighs exactly 10 ounces with the thumb
strap, battery, and DS game inserted (10.4 ounces if you add in a GBA cart), just slightly less than the PSP's 10.3
ounces. But two 3-inch screens does not beat one 4.3-inch one, at least not in this case.

The DS has a touchscreen on the lower LCD, which makes for more interactivity than the PSP, and the PSP would make
for a great PDA if it had touchscreen functionality. While Nintendo is planning to
add music and video to the DS for $50, the PSP has both
features already, and video just won't be the same on a 3-inch DS screen, especially when compared to the PSP's
4.3-inch one. When we consider that the primary purpose of the PSP is to play games, the graphics of the PSP just
blow away the Nintendo offering. The two powerful 32-bit MIPS R4000 CPUs overwhelms the Nintendo DS ARM7 and ARM9
processors. One direct comparison would be Ridge Racer DS vs Ridge Racers for the PSP, both created by Namco. The DS
version has some chunky pixelated graphics (see above picture courtesy of
GameSpot) and the lower touchscreen looks rather useless in terms of
gameplay usage. The PSP's Ridge Racers is Playstation 2-like, with smoother graphics and more detail in the cars. The
one redeeming factor of Ridge Racer DS is that only one copy of the game is needed for up to 6-player wireless
multiplayer action.

PlayStation Portable vs. Creative's Zen Portable Media Center

The Creative Zen Portable Media Center (PMC) is a portable media player with a 3.8-inch 4:3 screen and
a 20GB hard drive, but beyond the hard drive (and perhaps 7 hour video battery life and TV output), it does not
compare too favorably with the PSP. Since we do not yet have the Sony Image Converter software, it is easier to
transcode video files to the PMC. But the PMC is a lot thicker and uses the 4:3 screen format, which in the current
age of HDTV is going the way of the dodo bird. Interestingly enough the Sony PSP AC adapter can actually charge the
PMC as well since the plug fits and both units use the same voltage power. Watching standard 4:3 size videos is okay
on the PMC, but when you go to 16:9 format shows or movies, you definitely notice the annoying black bars on the PMC.
In direct video comparisons, the PMC picture looks washed out (as you can tell in the pictures) and much grainier.
I'm not sure why the 4:3 video on the PSP wasn't bigger, but it's still more clear and detailed. In the 16:9 Shark
Tale trailer, I have no idea why the PMC didn't set the video to 16:9 format, as the original source was widescreen,
but again, the PSP handily wins that comparo as well.

The PMC has only one speaker (at the bottom right corner of the screen) for mono sound, whereas the PSP has two
little speakers for stereo sound. The PMC has slightly better sound (even with only one speaker) and has a higher
maximum volume, but when using a pair of Shure E3C earbuds to listen to some MP3s, we found audio fidelity to be
great in both devices, with no noticeable quality difference.

PlayStation Portable vs. Apple's iPod photo

Apple's iPod photo handily beats the PSP in terms of
the MP3 interface, ease of use, playlist creation, and storage space. We didn't have an standard iPod or
iPod photo to do direct comparisons with, but we did do
a listening test with an iPod mini. Again using Shure E3C earbuds, we found no discernable difference in audio
quality between the PSP and the iPod mini, as both were equally superb with a variable bit rate MP3. When viewing
JPGs, the 2-inch iPod Photo screen size just doesn't bode well for viewing pictures, plus you need to use iTunes to
convert any JPGs into a format the iPod Photo can read. The PSP can directly read any JPG file (and fits the JPG onto
the screen) and the pictures look gorgeous on the 4.3-inch screen, but the only downside of the PSP is that you can
not listen to an MP3 file while browsing photos and it doesn't output the picture to a TV.

Is the PSP an iPod (or iPod Photo) killer? No, but could it be an iPod video killer (when and if that finally
comes out)? Perhaps, but only if Memory Stick prices go down in price and storage sizes go way up. Or if Sony opens
up the UMD format (we can hope, can't we?) and lets people write to their own 1.8GB UMD discs. We're not sure what
Apple has in store in terms of a video iPod player, but obviously they'd have to make the screen at least somewhat
comparable to the one on the PSP and loads better than the iPod Photo's 2-inch screen.

Games

Ridge Racers is definitely a hit, and we've yet to hear anyone buy the PSP without buying RR too. Just like the
original Ridge Racer was a success when the Sony PlayStation came out, Ridge Racers is a system seller. The intro CG
looks amazing, and when you play the game, you get a sense of speed, which you need in a racing title. There were no
graphic pop-ups, but you can notice jagged edges (jaggies) if you look close enough, namely the edge of the course
(the bottom of the side walls) as you are driving. It may be a little distracting to some, but we aren't that
critical to count it as a major flaw. The game itself has some intentional motion blur (we hope intentional at least)
when you see the computer controlled cars turning in corners, their brake lights will blur a bit on the screen. There
is some Japanese language in Ridge Racers, but overall, there's plenty of English and one can navigate through it
reasonably well without knowledge of Japanese. We had to tear the PSP unit away from our test group of gamers to even
try our other game.

Minna No Golf Portable (Everybody's Golf, or Hot Shots Golf in the US) is a good golf title. The graphics are
solid, but it is golf, and we didn't experience anything spectacular from this one. We do find it weird that our
character runs at hyperspeed immediately after striking the ball, and waits at the spot for the next swing, even as
the ball is rolling to that point. You can put topspin or underspin on the ball, and you can also hook and slice the
ball around trees. It uses the familiar old three click method for the golf swing, click once to start your swing,
once to set the power, and once for accuracy. It's the same method that's been used since Links for PC has been
around. The menus are heavily in Japanese, and while we were able to start a game by pressing the Circle button a few
times, we had no idea what we chose. There may be guides or FAQs at GameFAQs

by the time you read this.

Conclusion

The Sony PSP is a great handheld gaming console, one that could prove to be as revolutionary as the
original Nintendo Gameboy was, not only because it's basically a handheld PlayStation 2 with powerful graphics, but
because of all the other value-added features it comes with, namely the photo viewer, the audio player, and video
player. The most amazing thing, hands-down about the PSP is the large 4.3-inch widescreen LCD, which is simply
amazing to see in person, and at two hundred bucks retail, it's definitely a good value. There is no handheld gaming
competitor that comes close to it right now in terms of gaming power, and if weren't for the low storage capacity and
high price of the Memory Stick Pro Duo, it might even hold its own as a portable audio and video player. The photo
viewer is superb and sharp and the sound quality of the audio player is at least on par with the iPod mini. The
videos when played back from Memory Sticks are superb, there's no doubt that movies on UMD will look just as great on
the widescreen.

Now maybe the time to put in your pre-orders for the February or March 2005 US PSP launch, that is if you can
resist importing a system (around $500+ right now, check our PSP price watch). We really hope Sony holds to their
word of no region coding on PSP games (we don't mind so much if UMD movies are region encoded), because we'd rather
not have to rip apart our PSP to install a region-free modchip (which will surely come if there is region coding for
games). You will pay a bit of a premium for a PSP now, unless you know someone in Japan that can get you one. The
question of worth is of course dependant on what your income level is and how much you value having the latest
system.

Sony PlayStation Portable Price Watch

Dead or lit pixels will continue to be an issue for any PSP buyer (as it is for any sort of LCD screen) and it's
the only main gripe of our system. We're more forgiving than most for the slow load times, as it is the first
generation of software, so this should get better over time. The battery life isn't amazing, so another battery is a
necessity if you plan on playing the PSP more than four hours a day away from an AC outlet, and we do wish that
it could be charged via USB. Other issues: it'd be nice if Sony made text input in the menus a little easier, and we
would have loved to have found an Internet browser within the OS, seeing how easy the WiFi was to setup and get
working. Greater Memory Stick Pro Duo storage sizes at more affordable rates should come as the system matures, as
the PSP would an amazing powerhouse with a cheap 4GB of storage.

A special thanks goes out to Siu-Wai Ho of Kicks Hobby in Seattle, WA
for providing the Sony Playstation Portable unit to us a mere 5 days after it's Japanese release. Thanks!

Dan Wu's personal reviews and commentaries can be read on his personal site,

http://www.wooba.com.

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CNET editors' review

Reviewed by:

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Rob Dubbin, John P. Falcone, and David Rudden

Reviewed on 3/23/05

Updated on: 9/4/07

Release date: 3/24/05

Editors' note: As of September 2007, this original PSP model (the "PSP 1000") has been replaced by a new and improved PSP version (the "PSP 2000," or "PSP Slim"). Check out CNET's full review of the new PSP for more details.

After roughly a decade at the top of the home console industry, Sony decided to tackle the portable system market--one heavily fortified by Nintendo's Game Boy Advance and DS. Sony sought to take down Nintendo by adopting the tactic that made the PlayStation 2 such a runaway success: by offering sophisticated, graphically intensive games and a heavy dose of multimedia functionality. The device is called the PlayStation Portable (PSP), and in addition to playing games of PS2 graphical quality, it can play music and movies (downloaded or via disc) and surf the Web. It may not be the best handheld media product on the market, and the games lack the innovation of ones on Nintendo's portables, but as an all-in-one device, the Sony PSP is king of the hill.

Design of Sony PSP

From an aesthetic perspective, the Sony PSP is a gorgeous device. It's one of those gadgets you immediately want to get your hands on but vigilantly want to protect once you set it down. Weighing essentially the same as the Nintendo DS (6.2 ounces, including removable battery) and measuring 6.7 by 2.9 by 0.9 inches (WHD), the body feels well built and solid in your hand. Although not a lightweight, it's by no means a brick, nor, we suspect, would it be especially durable in a fall; you'll want to treat the PSP just as gingerly as an iPod or a Palm-style PDA.

The PSP's screen is roughly the same size as the entire front face of the iPod.

The centerpiece of the handheld is its especially impressive 4.3-inch wide-screen display (480x272 pixels, 16.77 million colors). The screen is flanked by controls that will be immediately recognizable to fans of past PlayStations: the directional keypad is to the left of the screen, and the familiar square, triangle, circle, and X buttons are to the right. We dug how Sony managed to include an analog "joystick" below the directional keypad. The stick isn't raised like the analog controls on a PS2 or an Xbox, but it conveys that multidirectional element that gives it a joysticklike feel.

The analog controller (located just below the four-way directional pad) is surprisingly responsive.

In lieu of the PS2 controller's four total shoulder buttons, the PSP has two: one per shoulder. Ergonomically, the device is OK but not great; as with most handheld gaming devices, you'll have to do a little finger stretching every 15 minutes or so to keep from cramping up.

The PSP uses Sony's recently created "cross media bar" interface. You use the directional keypad to horizontally navigate through Settings, Photo, Music, Video, Game, and Internet icons, and each section has other icons attached to it on a vertical axis. All in all, it's a simple and elegant way to access the PSP's many features.

Games and officially licensed movies come on Sony's proprietary UMD (Universal Media Disc) media, which are housed in protective cartridges. The UMD drive is grafted to the back of the unit; you load it and snap it shut just as you would a camcorder. The top edge also sports infrared and a USB 2.0 port that you can use to link the device to your PC or Mac, though no USB connection cable is included.

UMD media slip into the back of the PSP. The top-facing USB port provides PC connectivity.

The headphone jack is at the bottom left of the unit; Sony's official earbud-style headphones sport an in-line remote to control basic playback. The nice thing about the remote is that you can use other headphones with it, not just the provided 'buds. Like Apple, Sony has chosen to go with white headphones. We're not sure why, since the PSP is black (though an iPod-white version is available in Japan).

One gripe: Since the device has a glossy finish--and is mostly black--it's a fingerprint magnet. A static-free cloth should always be at the ready when using your PSP, and the Value Pack had one bundled. Sony's official carrying case is a padded soft case, but a variety of third-party versions are also available (see our list of PSP accessories for more information).

Features of Sony PSP

The folks at Sony tout the PSP as, first and foremost, a gaming device. But in the next breath, they claim that it can do so much more, billing it as "the first truly integrated portable entertainment system." Both statements are, in fact, true, and suffice it to say that as a portable gaming device, particularly from a graphics standpoint, the PSP is unparalleled. You're getting a miniaturized PS2 gaming experience--or close to it, anyway--and Sony has amassed a decent selection of titles from various game developers to show off its handheld's gaming chops.

Beyond gaming, the PSP's video prowess may be its most impressive trait. As we previously noted, the display is a 4.3-inch TFT LCD with a 480x272-pixel resolution and 16.77 million colors; by comparison, each of the Nintendo DS's two screens has 256x192 pixels with 260,000 colors. The picture quality from a UMD movie such as Spider-Man 2 is superior to what you'll see on most portable DVD players, though the majority of DVD players have significantly larger screens.

The only problem with video playback--and it's a big one--is that it's currently hard to watch anything but UMD videos on the PSP. Unlike Sony's MiniDisc, UMD is not a recordable storage format, so you'll have to store any video or music and images on a Memory Stick Duo card. The lack of affordable and recordable UMDs has put the format in dire straits. Sony is hoping to give the format a boost by bundling UMDs with its DVDs and creating an accessory that can transfer the video to TV, but it remains highly unlikely that the many studios and retailers that have jumped ship will come back.

Thankfully, getting media onto a PSP is much less of a hassle than it used to be. The Sony Media Manager software lets you transfer photos, music, and videos from a PC to your PSP with relative ease. It also lets you back up your saved games and manipulate podcast feeds. It's a worthwhile alternative to the bare-bones media management options with which the PSP originally shipped in March 2005, but it will cost you about $25--it's not bundled with the PSP. Fortunately, there are also a wide variety of third-party and freeware software titles available, many of which focus on converting existing video files to PSP-friendly formats (see our "How to put video on your PSP" tutorial for one example). Unfortunately, "home brewed" videos are limited to scaled-down resolutions that fail to completely exploit the PSP's native 480x272 screen. The exception: live, streaming video from Sony's LocationFree TV accessory. This Slingbox-like device lets you watch live TV on your PSP while in range of any Wi-Fi hot spot. Still, it's a shame that the only way to take full advantage of video on your PSP is to buy UMD-format movies or expensive networking accessories.

The PSP originally came with a 32MB Memory Stick Duo card, but you'll need a much larger one for music and movies.

What about music? Well, the good news is the PSP plays many types of audio files without your having to convert them to Sony's proprietary ATRAC format first--a common problem with the company's earlier MP3 devices. You simply drag your audio files into the music folder on your Memory Stick Duo card, and they'll show up on the PSP. Firmware-updated PSPs can play MP3s, ATRACs, WMAs, WAVs, and AAC-encoded song files, though not the copy-protected versions from Apple's iTunes Music Store. The device supports M3U playlists, but if you have your playlists in another format, you'll need to find and download a converter. However, as basic as the PSP's music player is (read: iPod Shuffle with a screen and no autosyncing capabilities), it will be adequate for many people.

Those interested in replacing their iPod with the PSP will have to deal with the lack of on-the-go playlist functionality and, most important, the DIY storage. You can get a 1GB Memory Stick Pro Duo card for about $50, while double the capacity will cost you about three times as much. Sony announced 4GB and 8GB Memory Sticks at E3 2006 but no pricing. Player controls can be initially tricky--the in-line remote is handy--but we like the speedy precision of the fast-forward/rewind functions as well as the undulating background graphics. The PSP can also display album art when it's available.

The image viewer is also basic, with simple slide-show functionality. But again, it's easy to drag JPEG files--or TIFFs, PNGs, GIFs, and BMPs, if you have version 2.0--onto a memory card, rotate them (if needed), and show off your shots to anybody who might want to see them. In addition, you can set a photo as your PSP's background wallpaper, replacing the colorful splash screen behind the home menu. Unfortunately, you can't view photos and listen to music simultaneously.

Last but not least, the PSP has built-in Wi-Fi capabilities. Getting our handheld up and running on even a WEP-encrypted home wireless network was a breeze, and the PSP lets you save multiple wireless configurations so that you can connect from multiple locations without repeating the setup procedure each time. Though PSPs purchased before September 2005 were previously limited to WEP encryption, upgrading to v2.0 firmware adds support for the more secure WPA-PSK standard. Once you're Wi-Fi enabled--and you've installed the latest firmware--you can access the Web using the PSP's onboard browser. This slick, nearly full-featured app supports tabbed browsing, Javascript, and CSS, though Flash support is still lacking (read more about the PSP's Web browser).

The browser looks great, displaying crisp images and reproducing colors very accurately. Typing isn't quite the pain it could have been; Sony has augmented its standard cell phone-style input system with a few shortcuts, giving common strings such as http:// and .com their own keys on the virtual keyboard. Furthermore, the PSP remembers every address you type, so you'll never have to tap in a long, complicated URL more than once. You're given the option to reshape the browser's display window, in much the same way that you can resize video clips during playback. This helps avoid the dreaded left-to-right scroll-back while reading articles, though it usually garbles the page's layout in the process. You can easily save images from the Web to your Memory Stick Duo and subsequently use them as wallpaper on the PSP's main menu; customizable wallpaper is another perk of the 2.0 firmware.

JavaScript works like a charm, cooperating with several JavaScript toolkit utilities, but the Flash player included in the latest update is version 6--the current standard is 8--which makes viewable content hit or miss. Our videos and the rotating feature images on the CNET main page, for example, require version 7 at the very minimum. On the PSP, the Flash images and movies change to text and still images, respectively. Some sites seem to mix and match Flash versions, which makes compatibility even more haphazard. We were psyched to see a Strong Bad e-mail start up, only to stop playing when the scene changed. We also noted that the Flash player struggled to work with compatible content, as Strong Bad's typed response chugged out in full words rather than the smooth tapestry of letters that normally flows from his laptop. Adding to the Flash woes is the lack of a suitable keyboard emulator on the PSP, rendering most Flash games unplayable.

As expected, overall Web performance is a little slow. On CNET's reasonably fast connection, we still had to wait a good 5 seconds before images started popping up on the pages. Once the images began to load, the cursor would freeze in place until they were finished downloading. This sort of thing isn't a problem on a computer, where you can still read plain text and click links without images, but the PSP's small screen made the wait a bit more frustrating.

The PSP's strong slate of features--as well as the many bells and whistles that Sony has added via its first major firmware update--proves that the handheld is still under development and hints at even greater things to come. Some of those future upgrades are more fully developed than others. Sony highlighted a few of the more noteworthy forthcoming PSP features in the pipeline at a business conference in March 2006. In terms of gaming, an emulator is being developed that will allow the PSP to play digitally distributed (that is, pay-per-download) PlayStation 1 titles. Later in the year, Sony is pledging to add Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) support to the PSP, with an EyeToy-styled Webcam peripheral to complement it. A GPS-locator accessory is also in the works, with compatible games slated to support it. Finally, Sony is said to be preparing a major upgrade to its Connect online service that will create a more iTunes-like music and movie download service, but details remain scarce. In fact, since these new features were announced, Sony's been mum about new details--the camera was shown off at E3 2006, but no new information has been revealed about any of the other new PSP concepts. It's more than likely that Sony is waiting until the November release of the PlayStation 3 nears to comment on most of them, as it's likely that numerous features of the next console--accessories and downloads, among them--will be shared between the two.

Performance of Sony PSP

The Sony PSP runs on a proprietary 333MHz processor and comes with 32MB of built-in memory, some of it reserved for the PSP's operating system and applications, and 4MB of embedded DRAM. While we would have preferred more built-in memory, game developers we spoke to were happy it has what it has, given that early rumors suggested Sony would include only 16MB of RAM.

One of the issues with using an optical disc format such as UMD as opposed to Nintendo's flash memory-based cartridges is that load times tend to be significantly longer. After we previewed beta versions of games, we were concerned that load times would indeed be a serious problem. But now that we've run graphically intensive games such as EA's Need for Speed Rivals, Konami's Metal Gear Acid, and Sony's Twisted Metal Head-On, we can safely say that it's a relatively minor hindrance. Yes, games can take a good 10 seconds to load, but it's not much worse than what you'd expect from the PS2 itself. (As one might expect, content loads very quickly from a Memory Stick Duo card.) That said, the Nintendo DS and the Game Boy Advance SP are much zippier in this regard.

Luckily, the wait is usually worth it because most of the games look spectacular. As we said, you're getting close to a PS2-like gaming experience, and many of the titles are ports of their PS2 counterparts with only small compromises made to the graphics. For the most part, games play smoothly, though you may encounter some frame drops in bigger action sequences in certain games.

We played Twisted Metal Head-On against four other players in multiplayer peer-to-peer (PSP-to-PSP) wireless mode and were impressed by the smooth gameplay. We also played Twisted Metal via the Internet with two other people and had good results. But we imagine that when you get up to a dozen players (Twisted Metal supports up to 16-player multiplayer), you'll probably encounter a hiccup or two. And, of course, wireless gameplay depends on your connection--or, in the case of peer-to-peer action, the distance and potential obstructions between devices. As far as distance goes, we were able to move about 60 feet apart with a clear line of sight in an office setting before our connection became spotty. We felt the Nintendo DS offered better wireless coverage.

Before we get to battery life, a few sentences about the PSP's audio. Using the earbud-style headphones, sound quality was fine with games, but we would have liked the maximum volume to go a tad higher when we listened to our MP3s, especially in noisier environments. When you play games and watch movies such as Spider-Man 2 on UMD, you can boost the volume a bit via a special UMD volume-settings menu, which is helpful. A few preset equalizer settings (Heavy, Pops, Jazz, and Unique) are on board to tweak the sound, but you can't manually set treble and bass levels, which is too bad. The PSP's external speakers can't put out booming sound, but they're certainly adequate for gaming and casual video watching; using the headphones, however, will give you a much more immersive experience. Conveniently, volume can be raised and lowered from two buttons just below the screen or via the headphones' in-line remote.

Battery life? Well, a lot of numbers have been bandied about, with some critics suggesting its relatively short run time would be the PSP's Achilles' heel. Here's what we got:

Running on full brightness, we managed about 5.5 hours of gameplay before having to recharge the included 1,800mAH lithium-ion battery pack; gaming time can vary significantly depending upon screen brightness (two dimmer settings are options) and the game you're playing. It's worth noting that recharging a battery to full capacity takes a lengthy 2.5 hours. Playing in peer-to-peer wireless mode reduced game sessions by a little more than 2 hours; the battery pooped out after 3 hours, 15 minutes. For music only, the PSP was able to run for a decent 11.2 hours.

And finally, we managed to watch Spider-Man 2 all the way through twice and got 20 minutes into a third showing before the battery died. All in all, that's not too bad and slightly better than we expected. Still, the easiest way to ensure that your PSP doesn't go dead at an inopportune moment is to purchase an additional battery pack; kudos to Sony for making it replaceable. Transfer rate over USB 2.0 to an inserted Memory Stick was a reasonable 2.2MB per second.

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The Cars PC game is inspired by the Pixar/Disney film that bears the same name and has been developed and released in several different versions for several different players. You can play the Cars game online or download it to your PC and play it on a Microsoft Windows system, an Apple Mac or an OS X. If you have a game console you can play cars the game on PS 2, PSP, Xbox 360, Nintendo DS, Wii Xbox and many more. Even though it can be played on many different types of players Cars the Pixar game is not the same from one version to another. For example, if you play Cars the movie game on Nintendo DS or PSP the game play is different from the game play of the Cars PC game or from the game play of a cars game that you would play online. If you want to play race car games that resemble the Cars PC game all you need to do is start an online search for similar race games.

The characters that you can race as in the cars PC game differ from one version of the game to the next. For instance, in the PS2 and Wii Xbox versions you can play characters like Boost, DJ, Luigi, Wingo, Sally Carrera, Mater, and Sheriff. In the PSP version, in addition to the characters mentioned before, you can play characters like Lightning McQueen, Fillmore, Ramone, Doc Hudson, Flo, Lizzie and Sarge. The race cars that you can drive in the Nintendo DS version include Gasprin, Sputter Stop, Vinyl Toupee and Leakless. The cars PC game is not only inspired by the Pixar/Disney movie of the same name, but it is developed to be a continuation of the animated motion picture.

The Cars PC game has different levels that are fun to play for kids of all ages and adults as well. In the Nintendo DS version of the game the levels include That Blinkin’ Light, Piston Cup, World’s Best Backwards Driver, Casa Della Tires, and Gesundheit! If you want to play race car games on your PC you can start an online search for car games, choose your favorites and download them to your computer.

PS2 Racing Games

Games like Grand Prix Challenge or Colin McRae Rally 3 feel a lot more realistic when you are holding an actual wheel in your hands. However, for the keyboard lovers a simple search for race car games com can bring these games on to your personal computer.

From the feel of the Formula 1 track to the atmosphere of underground racing ps2 racing games have it all. A game like Midnight Club II by Rockstar uses everything at its disposal, even the music, to re-create the world of midnight underground racing. In many games you race for victory, here you race for survival and you love it all the way.
But if you are looking for the real fury in ps2 racing games try ATV Offroad Fury 2; the cut-offs, the bumps, the dirt and the high jumps will definitely keep you on the edge of your seat. If you want to enjoy this game online all you need to do is search for race car games com and download it to your computer.

In WipEout Fusion you get to combine combat and futuristic hover car racing for a pleasure trip to cyber space you will not forget soon. If you prefer a less brutal race Need for Speed Underground is one of the ps2 racing games that will offer you a smoother ride. It’s all about the pleasure of driving and before you take your car out on the street you can also customize it. When you are looking for the thrill of a rally race all you need to do is turn your attention to Colin McRae Rally 3 and enjoy the tight corners, the dirt roads and the power sliding in this spectacular and authentic ps2 racing game.

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Ps2 racing games have everything for the driver in you: Grand Prix Challenge and Colin McRae Rally 3 for the sports driver in you Need for Speed Underground for the pleasure cruiser and games like ATV Offroad Fury 2 or WipEout Fusion for the more adrenaline oriented. And if you prefer to play these games online you can find them on any race car games on the Internet. Just take the wheel and enjoy the roar of the engine.

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2007-09-15T05:19:00.000-08:00

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Having adopted a yearly moniker instead of the traditional seasonal updates sandwiched between major releases, there seems to be a greater emphasis on Sports Interactive to stretch the barrel with each subsequent release of Football Manager. Though the change to the traditional release structure brings some questions as to exactly when the "major" new features will make an appearance, Sports Interactive and SEGA would likely argue that each annual update now contains a mixture of major new features and subtle improvements - a gradual evolution of the series. With lofty claims of more than "100 new features", Football Manager 2007 is a jump in the right direction, a refinement of the series to-date in the customary manner, making it just that little much better, thus rendering the last one obsolete - the circle of addiction faced by the many followers of Sports Interactive and their games.

Amidst suggestions that Football Manager has, perhaps, become a little too complicated for its own good, the initial change centres around the issue of accessibility. The attempt to make the experience a little more "accommodating" to newcomers is evident right from the start, presumably part of the same plan to appeal to new markets such as console gamers. A 'Set-up Wizard' steps the player through the intimidating tasks of creating a manager, setting up leagues and getting into the game. It's tough for a FM follower to understand how difficult this can possibly be, so the option to dismiss it all and opt for an 'Advanced Settings' style that's closer inline with previous titles is more than welcome. One particular new feature that is more appreciated, is the addition of a 'Past Experience' option, reminding the demanding fans and whinging players who the boss is with the many years of FM/CM experience stacked behind you. Although it's a quick solution to players concerned about a manager with a lack of experience, it does raise the expectations placed upon you for immediate success.

The overhauled 'Flexion' interface is the next noticeable change. With a new 'Ticker Bar' that initially seems to do little more then clutter the screen by offering "easy" navigation icons to the Squad, News, Shortlist and several others, I'll admit to them becoming a handy shortcut in many instances, though the information on the bar is rarely significant. Based upon designable 'skins', alterative options to suit everybody's interface taste will be available soon.

Developing the interaction between manager and player is a continuing challenge for Sports Interactive, an area in which FM 2007 makes significant strides towards accomplishing. Increased options to handle various aspects of a player's career, whether it's gushing praise at your want-away star player or "tapping up" a potential transfer target, create a stronger sense of handling issues on a personal level and forging that special relationship between manager and player. Being able to let players know you're resting them instead of being dropped without explanation, watching their morale plunge in the process, is an addition of monumental stature in this area, one of the many little changes that adds up to a lot. Although there's always going to be room for even more types of interaction and actions possible, this aspect of the game is beginning to feel like you're actually having a significant role and impact on a player's performance.

In the continuous strive to simulate the changing world of modern football, FM 2007 introduces increasingly popular aspects such as 'Feeder/Parent Clubs' and the dreaded 'Take-Over'. A larger club can take advantage of sending unwanted players or developing talent out, or perhaps having the first option over any of the feeder clubs most promising players; consequently the smaller club can gain financially from its bigger brother. Mirroring the daily talk of club take-overs in the real world, aspiring billionaires (or those willing to take a risk and plunge a club into debt) are a constant feature throughout the game and provide a significant new introduction to the game. Whether scripted by the team at Sports Interactive or sheer coincidence, a few months into my first season brought talk of a take-over at Upton Park �“ if that's the case, Liverpool and Chelsea will both finish mid-table and miss out on Europe next year!

Scouting has seen the most significant development, providing greater control with more thorough and informative reports. A scout checking out your next opponent will produce a comprehensive report, detailing the team's formation, style of play, star players and whether there's any injuries in the squad. The true tactician will take pleasure in scrutinizing the highlights from the report, hoping to discover the smallest chink in the opponent's defence. Scouting potential transfer targets has also been made more useful then ever, with the option to send a staff member out to watch over a specific player or from a region. Taking into account new 'Knowledge' levels that determine a staff member's effectiveness in any particular country, the resulting report is a comprehensive summary of the player's ability, potential, strengths, weaknesses, recommendation and transfer options.

Expanding upon the half-time talks introduced in its predecessor, FM 2007 now allows aspiring managers to issue inspirational comments before a match, during half-time and a final word on the performance after the match. A new feedback option also allows you to see the effect your talk has had on individual players, which although feeling largely random, does at least suggest you have some kind of influence.

Although still a fiddly area to perfect, Training as a whole feels more accessible then before, making it easier to gauge how a player is developing and encouraging to try out different routines for players. It's still not perfect and an obvious area for Sports Interactive to improve. Given the demands of individual training schedules to suit the varying demands of the players, it would be useful to create broad parent schedules covering the major areas and then fine-tuning an individual's routine on the player's Training tab. It's also difficult to judge what affect varying schedules are having on a player, because it's hard to determine what brought about a peak or a dip in improvements. Adding the dates of when a schedule starts, stops and changes to gauge its effectiveness over a certain period, would be a welcome 'new feature' for next year's version!

Away from the improvements to the scouting and player interaction, there's little that could be labelled as monumental new additions to the staple FM formula. Instead SI have worked away at a multitude of smaller aspects, which combine to make FM that little bit more enjoyable, at times inducing the "collapse-of-your-social-life" addiction that Sports Interactive are renowned for providing. Being able to nurture players back to full health by sending them to the reserves until match fit is a great addition, equally the ability to target a specific opponent during a match by forcing them on to their weaker foot or putting a hard tackle in. The true handicap on many FM follower's aspirations has finally been removed with the option of moving to a new stadium, provided there's adequate funds or the board is willing to suffer the debt. The crop of new talent when young players join the clubs feels more developed and believable then before, with authentic 'pre-contract' options and the flow of new players dictated by a club's resources. Playing a more significant role, the chairman and the board can go above your head when accepting an offer for a player; although it's a frustrating option when you know the people making that decision are doing it entirely for the money, it nonetheless captures the increasing depiction of football as a business.

Sports Interactive once again overcome any initial scepticism with a multitude of little touches and new introductions combined to make Football Manager 2007 an essential update - just that little bit better then before. A return to the "One More Match" compulsion that signifies Sports Interactive's work, Football Manager 2007 is going to keep you company for all the long and late nights on the way.

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2007-09-15T05:09:00.000-08:00

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Resident Evil is credited for inventing the Survival Horror genre and for period of time, ruled it as the best of the best. But quickly, the series was challenged and began to lose its shine. To win back the Survival Horror genre and the fans, dramatic changes had to be made without straying too far from the series' roots. Resident Evil 4 has a very difficult task to accomplish and the game does an astonishing job of it.

Resident Evil 4 brings with it many drastic changes, all of which make the game much better than previous installments. The biggest change is the new camera that follows Leon just over his right shoulder. The new camera gives the player much better view of what is in front of Leon and zooms in during aiming to give the player a better view. Not only that, but Resident Evil's trademark 'turn and move' controls actually feel good. Leon is easy to control, but a strafe feature would have been nice though. The quick access to the knife, quick reload, quick 180˚ turn, and the 'action button' are welcomed touches. The new aiming system gives the player accurate targeting capabilities. Enemies respond to hits accordingly so careful aiming is important. Resident Evil 4 is much more action oriented; though there are puzzles and key quests, they take a back seat to the action. At times Leon will face what seems to be an endless stream of enemies. Not only that, but throughout half the game Leon will have to make sure Ashley survives, though that is not of much concern. The enemies aren't smarter, but they're faster, unpredictable, and definitely unforgiving. Make a mistake, and you'll receive some heavy punishment. With a large number of enemies, ammo conservation is a concern but never a headache. The boss fights are something to behold. Bosses take strategy and quick thinking. The boss fights are some of the most creative, diverse, and entertaining battles of the game. There are plenty of new items and many different weapons. Space is limited and there are no more magic item boxes. The player will be required to manage Leon's inventory. And the player can buy and sell items and weapons. Money and items are dropped by enemies or found in the environments. You can sell items and use it to buy new weapons and upgrades. Like previous installments, this game is difficult. But the game is never frustrating or tedious. The variety of the situations Leon is thrown into keeps the engagement fresh. The game does its best to keep the player felling intense and on edge. But whether the game is scary or not is more opinionated. But seasoned veterans of horror games/movies will probably feel unsatisfied with the scares. Resident Evil 4 is one of the most enjoyable and playable games around. The experience is not only fulfilling but long. The average player will clock in about sixteen to twenty hours on the first play though. There are some fun mini-games and the player is given the option to replay the game using complete game save file, where weapons and items previously collected can be used for a new game.

Visually, it is simply amazing to see what Capcom has done with the GameCube hardware. Moody environments, realistic characters, horrific creatures, exceptional special effects- all of it combines to create one of the most atmospheric and beautiful games ever. Leon will face trouble in various locales, ranging from wide open villages to narrow caverns. The wide diversity in the locales that are in the game are worthy of recognition alone, but Capcom went a step further make sure each environment has a persona of its own. The characters and environments are stylized fittingly and feature generous amounts of polygons and textures. The lighting, rain, fog, and other effects make the environments look breathtaking. The most remarkable part is that everything is done in real time (even the cut-scenes) and moves smoothly without any instance of trouble. Everything is sharp, clean, and runs at a respectable 30 frames per second and supports progressive scan. There is the clipping, which is easily ignorable. But the absence of true widescreen (the game uses letterbox) is a letdown.

Taking full advantage of Dolby Pro Logic II, Resident Evil 4 creates the most absorbing surround sound of any game. The audio remains clear and on sync. The ambience, weapons, and everything else sounds excellent. The voice acting is very well done and appropriately fits the characters. The musical score is great too, helping to amplify the mood of the areas and situations.

The story of Resident Evil 4 is nicely done. Leon is on a rescue mission to locate and safely return the President's daughter. Leon is lead to a mysterious village in Spain, where he finds some unfriendly locals who do not appreciate his presence. The story has very little in relation to previous Resident Evil games but that is not an entirely bad thing for fans. There are plenty of surprises to please old time fans. The story is very interesting, minus a few anticlimactic scenes, and does not disappoint.

Resident Evil 4 seems to have it all: aesthetics that push the GameCube to the limits, great gameplay that never becomes stale, and quality all around. Resident Evil 4 not only reinvents the series but completely redefines the genre. Plenty of surprises, a new camera angle with an accurate aiming system, and more action make it the most enjoyable Resident Evil game yet. Devotees and newcomers alike will find Resident Evil 4 a fun, challenging, and fantastic adventure. Minor flaws aside, Resident Evil 4 is one of the finest games ever crafted.

Final words: Resident Evil 4 easily stands as one of this generation's best games; a new level of achievement for Survival Horror games.
-Vinny

Final Drive Nitro[Racing]

2007-09-13T08:18:00.000-08:00

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System requirements:
Windows 98/98SE/2000/Me/XP
Processor: PIII 650 MHz
DirectX 7
128 MB RAM
Free hard drive space: 18 MB
3D Accelerator 16MB DirectX-compliant

ESRB - Everyone
(Entertainment Software Rating Board)

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Final Drive Nitro Hints & Tips

We�ve broken down this hint guide into four distinct parts, each of which should help you to get through the game.

1. Race Types
2. Earning Money
3. Upgrading
4. Race Courses

1. Race Types
Lap:
In a simple lap race, coming in first gets you more money than second or third. The place you finish in changes the amount of money you earn for successfully performing Stunts to earn Stunt bonuses.

* 1st: 100%
* 2nd: 75%
* 3rd: 50%
* 4th: 25%

Knockout:
This is a tough race, but can be the most rewarding. There is one less lap in the race than the number of opponents that you face. As the race leader completes a lap, the last place car is removed from the game. If you are eliminated this way, you get no money at all.
Time Trial:
In this race, you�ll need to beat the clock to win. Each racer needs to beat the times listed on the screen for their place. That means that you don�t need to be the race leader to win, as long as you�re able to run a faster race than the listed time. Come in with a better time than the first place list, and you�ll get first place, even if you were technically fourth across the finish line.
Chicken:
Chicken is like a Time Trial, but you have an added obstacle: Oncoming cars! The opponents in this race go backwards around the track while you try to beat the clock.
2. Earning Money

The best way to make a lot of money is from completing stunts. Each successful stunt you complete in a row earns you a stunt multiplier that�s applied to your total stunt bonus. That means that it�s in your best interests to complete as many stunts in a row as possible, to earn a very high score. The best tracks for this are the City and Ocean tracks. Coming in second with a decent stunt bonus will be worth more than coming in first with no stunt bonus.

In order to make the most money, you�ll also need to choose the right race type. The best race types are Knockout and Lap, as they have multiple trips around the track, giving you more money making opportunities. Time Trial and Chicken only have one lap, so the rewards aren't as great. Once you get a 3x multiplier, your job should change from racing to making sure nothing hits you until that combo time is up and it gets added to your score. Hitting ANYTHING before that will ruin your combo, meaning you won�t get a thing. Once you have your class C car completely tricked out, you'll be able to easily win races in that class. The art is then to race the tracks that will give you the most cash by giving you the best jumps.

For Class C, the good money races are:
Battle of the Beach:
$0 entrance fee, $2K for first place and lots of good jumps. After some initial upgrading, you can expect about $5-9k, and after you are mostly upgraded, look for around $9-15K
Rat Race:
$250 entrance, $3K for first and even better jumps. You should be able to earn between $20K-$30K per run.
Water World:
$500 entrance, $5K for first. Exactly like Battle of the Beach, so use the same tricks and you should come out on top with an extra $2500 per race.
Top Dog:
$1K entrance, but a whopping $8K return. This race is a knockout, so if you lose, you lose it all, but when you win, you'll win big. A 4 lap race with at least $5K per lap, you're looking at $30K for even a moderate run.

Classes A and B follow along the same lines, look for any Lap or Knockout race on the Ocean or City courses.
3. Upgrading Your Car

For your first car, getting the right upgrades can really make the difference between victory and defeat. You�ll want to be sensible in upgrading your first car, that will be your primary moneymaker. You can always upgrade later cars by using your first car to make the money.

In basic order of priority, these are the upgrades that make the most difference to your race winning abilities. You will want to upgrade the ones higher on the list first and then move down the list as your earn more money.

1. Handling (and Spoiler)
2. Turbo
3. Acceleration
4. Nitro
5. Top Speed
6. Braking
7. Body, Rims, and Exhaust Tip have no effect on your car's stats. They�re pure style, and server only to make your car look more cool.

Any other car you get will follow the same pattern basically. Using a different car model doesn�t have an impact on your gameplay as they all have the same starting stats and same upgrades. Which ever one looks coolest to you is the one you should get.
4. Race Courses
Ocean:

This map is the starting map for class C; it has two shortcuts in it that allow you to easily get ahead of the crowd. The first shortcut is to the left just after the lane divider immediately after the start. I find it easiest to go from the start into the left lane and then from there pull left into the shortcut. This shortcut should always be taken as the long way takes many turns and the short cut is very straight forward.

The second shortcut is just after the yellow tunnel, you'll see it fairly easily going off to the right. This is also a direct shortcut compared to the normal way around. However, if you are well ahead of your opponents, I recommend taking the long way because it has 2 very good jump combos that you can pull off, whereas the shortcut has none.

This map has a lot of smaller combos, rather than a few large combos. The big jumps on this map are inside the tunnel with the green side arrows, where you should be able to get a Big Air and Power Slide combo. Then, try for multiple Power Slide combos through the glass tunnels. Out of the tunnels, you'll have either the second shortcut or the long way around. The long way will have a Big Air/Power Slide combo. If you make it into a Power Slide around the corner, you should be able to get a 3x Multiplier. The second jump should give either a Big Air/Power slide or a Big Air/Power Slide/Power Slide but is a bit harder to land. Another tunnel follows with opportunity for Power Slide Combos around the corners. Coming out of the tunnel, try to be in the center of the road, you'll hit a jump hopefully with a Big Air/Power slide combo again. The next and biggest potential combo is from the drop off at the end of this stretch, you should be able to get Big Air/Power slide off the drop and then another Air/Power slide coming around the corner for a 4x bonus. After that is the jump before the line which should be yet again a Big Air/Power slide combo.
City:

There are no shortcuts on this map. The only tip I can really suggest is to be sure to go on the right side/inside of the red divider because you can usually pass an outside opponent without too much trouble.

The best thing about this track is that there are 3 huge jumps available in it. The first (going forward) is a fairly simple drop, expect a Big Air/Power slide combo, but if you have to lose it to prepare for the next one you should. This is THE money making jump, it�s actually 3 jumps right after another, standard combo is Big Air/Power slide/Big Air/Big Air/ Power slide for a 5x bonus, but you can even get 6x or 7x if you get a Nice Pass and a Power Slide in between the two Big Airs. The 3rd jump is right after a large banked curve, you can get a Power Slide combo before getting an Air/Big Air/Power Slide combo off of the jump. It�s usually hard to link the combo from the curve and the jump together, but if you do, look for another big 4x or 5x combo. Be careful after this jump as the S-curves are difficult and easy to get turned around in.
Mountain:

Again, no shortcuts on this map. You'll want to make sure you have a good Handling rating to deal with the huge number of turns and curves in this level.

Starting out, just a slight S-curve and then into a straightaway, after a turn you'll want to go into the Blue tunnel on the left, this brings you to the very large straightaway down a hill. This is where you'll leave your opponents in the dust or easily close the gap if you are behind. After this is a series of pretty bad S-curves, I haven't been able to get any combos through this part so just make it through with as little wall hitting as possible. This opens up in to the second straightaway, which also has the only jump on the map. If you have Nitro, use it here and get a 2x Huge Air/Power Slide combo. After the jump, head up the ramp to the right as the left side is much more difficult to traverse. After you get out of the tunnel, you'll be in the home stretch which is the most difficult area, lots of tight curves on slippery road. The main curve is almost a full circle banked hairpin turn. Try to keep around 60 mph and do you best to stay off the walls because this is where you can get passed easily. After that turn you're pretty much home free, and you can get a few Power Slide combos there.
Desert:

Desert has some good jumps but they�re usually positioned where the road is narrow, making it hard to keep the Combo without crashing. This map does not really have shortcuts but instead has a few paths that make the game much more difficult.

Starting out, there will be a small jump; it won�t be very useful now but on your next lap it�ll turn into a good jump. The road will split here, I prefer the right hand one that goes up, but either choice is fine. A slight S-curve follows and then the first important choice to make; you'll want to be in the right hand lane as the left one is pretty rough and will slow you down significantly. After the split ends, you have a long and wide straightaway, so use your Nitro and go up the left side hill with the blue arrows, where you can get some good air off the other side. Off of the jump, Air/Big Air/Power Slide 3x combos are pretty common. After the jump, go up the left path as the right path has sand and rocks which will flip your car. Next is a straightaway ending in two good jumps, and look for 3x and 4x multipliers for this jump set. Another path split shortly after you land, either choice is fine, but I recommend the left one to set you up for the next split that happens right after. For this split you want to be up and on the left hand side which is set up by the previous split. The left hand split gives you access to the last good jump on the track, another 3x combo style double jump. After the jump is another split off, either side is fine, but I recommend the left side to be on the inside track.

Winning Eleven: Pro Evolution Soccer 2007

2007-08-20T05:56:00.000-08:00

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Winning Eleven: Pro Evolution Soccer 2007 Hands-On
We check out a demo version of the next game in Konami's long-running soccer series.
By Justin Calvert, GameSpot
Posted May 10, 2006 12:53 pm PT

LOS ANGELES--Earlier today, during a visit to Konami's E3 booth, we were able to spend some quality time with a PlayStation 2 demo of Winning Eleven: Pro Evolution Soccer 2007, which will be titled Pro Evolution Soccer 6 in Europe. The demo featured only six international teams and a single stadium, but after two quick matches against a Konami PR person from the UK we needed no more convincing that Shingo "Seabass" Takatsuka and his development team at KCET have once again found numerous ways to improve upon what was already a superb game engine.

Before our first match had even gotten underway, we noticed that the international teams we had chosen to play with were wearing authentic uniforms, and also that the likenesses of famous players like David Beckham and Gary Neville were more convincing than ever before. Things only got better once the ball started moving. Not only were the players under our control very responsive when in possession of the ball or defending, but their animations were totally convincing and included new feints, heel passes, and jostling when two opposing players are competing for a header. CPU-controlled players doing their thing off-the-ball were also impressive, largely because they were doing a great job not only of making runs and moving into space, but also of pointing to indicate where they'd like us to pass the ball to them.

Although dribbling the ball in Winning Eleven: Pro Evolution Soccer 2007 certainly appears to be a little easier than in previous games in the series, passing and shooting has been made a little more challenging. Your passes won't always find their target players simply because you were pointing your player in something vaguely resembling the right direction, and when you shoot, you'll find that the accuracy of your shot depends largely on the shape of the striker's body when the shot button is pressed. Shots that we unleashed immediately after beating a defender with a deft turn, for example, were often way off target, simply because our player was still off-balance.

Winning Eleven Pro Evolution Soccer 2007 definitely plays a more attack-minded game of soccer than its predecessors, but that certainly hasn't come at the expense of the game's defensive play. Defensive players are every bit as responsive as their attacking colleagues, and you'll retain the ball much more often after well-executed sliding tackles than has been the case previously.

Although the demo on display at E3 is quite limited, we managed to grab a few minutes with a Konami representative who was kind enough to tell us about some of the other new features that will appear in the finished game. Additional licensed uniforms for club and international teams will undoubtedly add to the game's sense of realism, while a new random match-generator mode will be great for players who want nothing more than to get into the game as quickly as possible. Winning Eleven Pro Evolution Soccer 2007 will also include a new "international challenge" mode that tasks you with leading your chosen international team through the qualifying rounds and finals of a major international tournament--don't be surprised if the tournament structure is similar to that of a certain competition kicking off in Germany next month. We look forward to bringing you more information on the game soon.

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2007-07-18T06:04:00.000-08:00

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Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix Review

The Harry Potter series of books has captured both the minds of children and adults alike. The movies haven't disappointed either and are amongst the highest grossing films of all time. For some reason, the video games that have been released haven't been able to reach the same level of quality that the movies and books have achieved. The latest game, Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, continues that trend. There's a faithful re-creation of the Hogwarts campus to explore, but once you've seen the sights, there's not much else to do. Even the most diehard Potter fans will grow tired of seeing the grand staircase as they return from their umpteenth fetch quest.

Order of the Phoenix follows the story of the book and the movie of the same name. After narrowly avoiding expulsion for using magic in front of a muggle, Harry finds that Hogwarts' new defense against the dark arts teacher seems to have it out for him. To make matters worse, Voldemort is threatening to rear his ugly mug again, and Harry fears that the school will be unable to defend itself. With the help of Ron and Hermione, Harry rallies the students together to form Dumbledore's Army in an effort to ready them for a fight against the dark lord. This all makes perfect sense if you've read the book, but the story's exceedingly difficult to follow if you haven't read it because vast segments are told via brief rendered video cutscenes and newspaper clippings. It's easy to understand how a three-hour movie might have to leave bits and pieces out, but it's puzzling that an eight-hour game can't tell even the most basic aspect of the story.

http://image.com.com/gamespot/images/2007/183/reviews/936997_20070703_embed001.jpgWho knew that Harry's life was so boring?

Though the game's box says you'll get to play as Sirius Black and Dumbledore, you do so for less than five minutes, so you'll spend nearly the entire game controlling Harry. Ron and Hermione will be by your side the whole time offering hints on where to go or what to do next. You'll also encounter every recognizable character from the Harry Potter universe along your journey. The game starts off with a tutorial where you'll learn basic spells like wingardium leviosa (levitation), reparo (repair an object), accio (pull an object toward you), and depulso (push an object away) by helping people fix broken dishes, pack their suitcases, and move furniture--not exactly riveting stuff. On the PC, PlayStation 2, PlayStation, 3, and Xbox 360, you cast spells by pressing a button to point your wand and moving the right analog stick in a specific pattern. Rotating the stick clockwise will cast reparo, pressing down twice will cast accio, and pushing forward twice will cast depulso. You can also use the keyboard and mouse on the PC and this works fine. On the Wii, you'll hold the remote vertically then tilt it forward to cast depulso. To perform wingardium leviosa, you'll raise both the Wii Remote and the Nunchuk to lift the object then move the controllers around to maneuver the object. This works surprisingly well, and it makes it feel as if you are actually casting spells, which goes a long way toward making the game more enjoyable. The PS3 does use the Sixaxis' motion controls, but tilting and twisting the controller as you hold it in your lap doesn't add much to the experience.

Later in the game, you'll learn combat spells. These are cast in the same way as noncombat spells and mostly use the same patterns. But there will only be a few instances where you'll need to perform these combat spells because there's hardly any dueling in the game. This is probably a good thing because the combat isn't very good, and it's tough to tell if you're actually hitting someone. Even during the last fight, you just stand there casting the same spell over and over, waiting for a cutscene to signify the end of the battle.

Once you've learned some basic spells, it's off to Hogwarts, which is faithfully re-created in a game for the first time. The Hogwarts campus is absolutely huge, which is both a blessing and a curse. Fans should really get a kick out of seeing the grand staircase in motion and candles floating above the tables in the great hall, as well as sneaking into Moaning Myrtle's bathroom. But traversing back and forth across such a large area quickly becomes tiresome. Once you find the proper passwords, you can use the passages behind paintings as shortcuts, but they don't cut that much time off the journey. Another problem is the in-game navigation system. You're given a map that lists all of the different areas on campus, as well as the location of each person you need to find. Once you've highlighted the person or place you're looking for, footprints will appear on the ground to lead the way. Unfortunately, the footprints are black, so they're difficult to see; they don't appear far enough in front of you, so you're constantly forced to stop to wait for them to appear; and the camera will often switch angles midstride, so you don't know which way you're facing.

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You've got a huge campus and healthy number of spells at your disposal, so you'll no doubt be doing all sorts of awesome things in incredible, mystical places, right? No. You spend most of the game running around trying to inform everyone as to the whereabouts of the room of requirement. You'll pick a character on the map, follow the footprints, and then tell people about the meeting place. In almost every single case, they'll have a reason for why they can't go. Of course, you've got to help them. This means you'll run all over Hogwarts collecting items, moving benches, fixing things, and helping people with their homework. This is how you spend the entire game. It's literally one fetch quest after another. Being able to pick the quest you want gives the illusion that you've got the freedom to do what you want, but the game is extremely linear in that there's only one way to accomplish any given objective. And sometimes you'll be performing the same exact task over again, such as when you're helping to disable the school's intercom by moving benches then pouring a potion into the speakers. You do this, not once, not twice, but five or six times; each time in a different room.

Performing one menial task after another would be bad enough on its own, but other issues conspire to make it worse. The game does a decent job of showing you where people and places are, but once you've met with someone, you're quite often on your own when it comes to figuring out how to help him or her. For example, at one point in the game, you must help a kid find five talking gargoyles. Now, you've encountered several talking gargoyles to this point, but for some reason, you can't tell the kid this and you must find the gargoyles again. Not only are you doing something you've already done, but the map doesn't show you where these gargoyles are, so you're forced to scour the entire campus in an effort to locate them.

When you're not playing the role of messenger boy, you'll spend much of your time cleaning up Hogwarts by putting statues, paintings, and urns back together. You can also search behind curtains for giant chess pieces, move blocks to find hidden plaques, light torches, and even sweep floors. These tasks are actually pleasant diversions for a short while, and you can unlock extras by performing them. But the tasks speak poorly for the game as a whole when sweeping the floor is a highlight. Another way to pass the time is to play chess, exploding snap, and gobstones. Gobstones (think marbles) and exploding snap (pick out matching pairs of cards) are simple but fun. Chess plays similar to Battle Chess and is actually quite engaging--if you've played chess before. The game will show you the moves that each piece can make, but there's no tutorial mode, which may leave many younger players clueless.

http://image.com.com/gamespot/images/2007/183/reviews/936997_20070703_embed003.jpgEven though EA scanned the actors' noggins, the characters still look a bit off.

Visually, Order of the Phoenix is all over the place. Many areas of Hogwarts, such as the grand staircase or great hall, look spectacular and are very detailed. However, many of the hallways look the same and are largely empty. Combat spells look really cool when you cast them, but there are so few duels that you'll rarely get to enjoy seeing the spells in action. At first glance, character models look just like their movie counterparts and are quite nice. But once you see them in motion, you'll notice that they all look kind of like zombies. Things are even worse in the cutscenes that utilize the in-game engine. Characters stare blankly off into the distance, they face the wrong way, their mouths often don't move when they talk, and they'll appear then disappear from view for no apparent reason. The PS3, 360, and PC versions look the best. Other than lower quality in-game cutscenes and some nasty aliasing, the PS2 and Wii versions hold their own, though the PS2's frame rate is pretty iffy at times. Having the actors from the films voice their characters in the game goes a long way toward immersing you in the experience, even with the shoddy cutscenes and script. The familiar musical score is here and suits the game perfectly, which kind of makes you wonder why it was used so little.

It's hard to imagine that the video game version of Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix will appeal to anyone. Older fans of Harry Potter will enjoy exploring Hogwarts for a while, but they'll soon be bored to tears by the low level of difficulty and the tedious objectives. The younger set will also get a kick out of seeing the sights and will appreciate the forgiving difficulty, as well as the simplicity of the tasks at hand. But they'll quickly grow tired of using their favorite character to perform a seemingly endless parade of chores. If being the most famous wizard in the world were this boring, there wouldn't have been more than one book.

Command and Conquer 3 Triber

2007-07-06T07:16:00.000-08:00

Command And Conquer 3: Tiberium Wars Kane Edition (c) Electronic Arts

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RAM: 256 MB RAM
Hard disk space: 4 GB available hard disk space
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DirectX Version: Direct X9 or Higher(included on disc)
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March, 2047. A massive nuclear fireball explodes high in the night sky, marking the dramatic beginning to the Third Tiberium War and long-awaited return of the most groundbreaking Real-time Strategy franchise (RTS) of all time.

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In 2047, Tiberium has blanketed the Earth, which is now divided into zones based on the level of Tiberium infestation. Pristine Blue Zones represent 20% of the planet's surface and are the last refuge of the civilized world. Partially habitable Yellow Zones make up 50% of the planet's surface; most of the world's population lives in these war-torn and ecologically ravaged areas. The remaining 30% of the planet is uninhabitable, a Tiberium wasteland swept by violent Ion Storms. Red Zones are like the surface of an Alien planet.

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Publisher: Electronic Arts Inc.
Developer: EA Los Angeles
Ship Date: March 26th 2007
Category: Real-time Strategy (RTS)

Hary poter And The order of the phoenix

2007-07-06T07:11:00.000-08:00

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Why has Harry Potter and his magical world grabbed the attention of so many people, young and old alike? Because in Harry's world, for a few moments, we can immerse ourselves in and touch magic in another world. Harry Potter is a mythical character but there really is a magic in life, just as Harry Potter has shown us. The magic in and of our lives is a package deal, mind, body and spirit. Ignore or deny one part of the package of who you are and your magic, the wellness of your life, diminishes.

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In my life, the darkness in my journey with Lupus gave way to a light, to the magic of life, which I may have never seen so well without my lupus journey. Through my journey with Lupus (from which I am celebrating a 2 year remission), I found magic in THIS world. And you can too! It is our birthright. We are meant to live an abundant and enriched life! Indeed a life with no limits.

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Tranformer The Game

2007-07-01T06:54:00.000-08:00

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TRANSFORMERS TIMELINE
When Hasbro, Inc. introduced the TRANSFORMERS brand to the U.S. in 1984, it revolutionized a category it had itself invented some 20 years earlier -- action figures.

TRANSFORMERS – originally dubbed “The Transformers” -- heralded an entirely new way to interact with action figures, giving kids the power to literally change the toys from one form into another (initially, from robots to vehicles). As the iconic theme song went, there was “more than meets the eye.”

But that was only the beginning. With intriguing personalities, captivating story lines and great battle action, Hasbro firmly entrenched the TRANSFORMERS brand into the pantheons of modern pop culture. Over the past two decades, the TRANSFORMERS brand has emerged as one of the most successful properties in action figure history, spawning numerous television series, comic books, and even a feature length animated film.

Today, the TRANSFORMERS brand has a devoted following of fans of all ages, with OPTIMUS PRIME and MEGATRON captivating a whole new generation of fans. The franchise is about to be taken to a new level with the July 4th premiere of the first-ever live-action feature film, TRANSFORMERS, from DreamWorks Pictures and Paramount Pictures, directed by Michael Bay and executive produced by Steven Spielberg.

A timeline of key TRANSFORMERS brand milestones follows

Pre-1984

•Hasbro secures the rights to many changing/converting robot brands in Japan and creates the umbrella name THE TRANSFORMERS to unite them. Takara, a Japanese toy manufacturer saw the potential for future TRANSFORMERS growth and becomes Hasbro’s lead partner in the development of new TRANSFORMERS products. This successful alliance has lasted for more than 20 years.

1984 –

•The TRANSFORMERS toy line is launched by Hasbro, with a classic theme song that had kids all over the U.S. reciting the refrain “Robots in Disguise.” There twenty-one toys in the original set, including OPTIMUS PRIME, MEGATRON, BUMBLEBEE, JAZZ and STARSCREAM. This is the beginning of what has come to be known the “Generation: 1” era.

•The TRANSFORMERS animated television series debuts with a mini series titled “MORE THAN MEETS THE EYE.” New episodes began in September, airing on Saturday mornings.

•Marvel Comics releases four-issue TRANSFORMERS comic series titled “The TRANSFORMERS.”

1985

•Hasbro releases second series of TRANSFORMERS toys, highlighted by the introduction of DINOBOTS and CONSTRUCTICONS (the first group of figures that can combine to form a larger robot).

•Two TRANSFORMERS figures are introduced with battery-operated functions: SHOCKWAVE has a flashing light and sound effects, and OMEGA SUPREME walks and has a tank with a turret that spins and lights up while rolling around a track.

1986

•The animated feature film titled TRANSFORMERS: The Movie was released in theaters, featuring many of the characters that the new toys were modeled after. It featured the voice talents of Leonard Nimoy, Eric Idle, Judd Nelson, Robert Stack, and Orson Welles, and a rock soundtrack.

•Hasbro introduces cities for both the AUTOBOTS and DECEPTICONS: METROPLEX for the AUTOBOTS and TRYPTICON for the DECEPTICONS.

1987

•The HEADMASTERS and TARGETMASTERS figures are introduced into the TRANSFORMERS toy line.

•Hasbro introduced FORTRESS MAXIMUS, the largest TRANSFORMERS figure at the time, measuring a whopping two-feet-tall.

1988

•Hasbro released the PRETENDERS, robots that disguise themselves inside an included shell, and MICROMASTERS, very, very small vehicle that changes into robots.

•OPTIMUS PRIME is revived with a new TRANSFORMERS figure from Hasbro, featuring ‘POWERMASTER” technology wherein a smaller robot is used to unlock a special feature on the larger, more deluxe figure.

1989

•Hasbro introduces four of the TRANSFORMERS fans’ favorite characters back into the toy line: BUMBLEBEE, JAZZ, GRIMLOCK and STARSCREAM.

1990

•TRANSFORMERS ACTION MASTERS are released by Hasbro. These feature action figure versions of both classic and interesting new characters that don't change modes, but have vehicles and partners that do change modes.

1992

•Late in the year Hasbro introduces “TRANSFORMERS: Generation 2.” All of these toys are re-colored versions of figures from the early years of TRANSFORMERS: JAZZ, SIDESWIPE, INFERNO, STARSCREAM, RAMJET, OPTIMUS PRIME, the DINOBOTS, and CONSTRUCTICONS.

•There is a Generation 2 Television animated series, which featured all-new CGI graphics.

1993

•Hasbro introduces a new TRANSFORMERS feature into the lineup. Color-change cars have weapons that shoot water and parts that change color when hit by water, creating "battle damage."

•MEGATRON is revived by Hasbro and introduced as a tank with projectile weaponry and electronic sound effects.

•As a prelude to the new TRANSFORMERS comic, MEGATRON first appears in the G.I. JOE comic series.

1994

•The first BotCon, a TRANSFORMERS fan convention, is held in July in Fort Wayne, Indiana. The annual event has been held every year since, and continues to attract TRANSFORMERS fans from around the globe!

•The AERIALBOTS and COMBATICONS TRANSFORMERS are revived by Hasbro with some new friends, the LASER RODS with light-up engines and weapons, and the ROTOR FORCE with rotor-weapons that can travel across a room.

•Hasbro introduces one of its most popular TRANSFORMERS to date – DREADWING, a Stealth bomber with three modes.

1995

•The animated series titled TRANSFORMERS: BEAST WARS debuts and is an instant hit.

1996

•Hasbro releases the TRANSFORMERS BEAST WARS toy line, featuring characters from the animated series. AUTOBOTS and DECEPTICONS are replaced by MAXIMALS and PREDACONS, robots that turn into animals and insects. This line also introduced the first female TRANSFORMERS figure, BLACKARACHNIA.

1998

•Hasbro’s TRANSFORMERS BEAST WARS line expands with the introduction of TRANSMETALS, figures depicting mechanical animals with chrome-painted features. Some of these figures feature three or four conversion modes.

1999

•The TRANSFORMERS BEAST WARS animated series evolves, introducing new characters and taking on the name TRANSFORMERS BEAST MACHINES.

2000

•TRANSFORMERS BEAST MACHINES figures are released by Hasbro, including new DINOBOTS and BEAST WARS figures with alternate colorations.

2001

•Hasbro re-introduces TRANSFORMERS as ROBOTS IN DISGUISE, returning to the classic concept of robots that change into cars, trucks, and other vehicles. The TRANSFORMERS: ROBOTS IN DISGUISE series debuts.

2002

•The TRANSFORMERS ARMADA animated series debuts. Hasbro also launches the ARMADA toy line, featuring MINICONS, which connect to larger figures to enable new features. MINICONS were a bit hit with a new generation of young fans.

•Hasbro re-issues TRANSFORMERS GENERATION: 1 toys exclusively at Toys R Us.

2003

•Hasbro introduces the first-ever TRANSFORMERS UNICRON toy based on one of the most evil TRANSFORMERS characters ever! UNICRON is also voted one of the top 12 toys of the year by Toy Wishes.

•TRANSFORMERS ALTERNATORS toy line is introduced, featuring authentic looking licensed vehicles that change into familiar characters.

2004

•TRANSFORMERS CELEBRATE ITS 20TH ANNIVERSARY. From Hasbro's action figures to the animated series, comic books, and video games, a new generation of kids have discovered the thrills of the TRANSFORMERS saga.

•The TRANSFORMERS ENERGON theme is introduced, along with new TRANSFORMERS ALTERNATORS vehicles and new toys from the TRANSFORMERS UNIVERSE line, a collection of the best TRANSFORMERS toys from years past.

•Hasbro introduces a 20th Anniversary special version of the heroic OPTIMUS PRIME robot as a fan-requested tribute to the original 1984 toy.

2005

•The TRANSFORMERS CYBERTRON line is introduced by Hasbro, featuring CYBER KEYS that unlock weapons and new features within each figure.

•Hasbro announces that together with DreamWorks and Paramount Pictures, they will bring the TRANSFORMERS saga to the “big screen” on July 4, 2007 with a live-action, feature film directed by Michael Bay (Armageddon, The Rock, Bad Boys I and II) and executive produced by Steven Spielberg and Hasbro’s COO, Brian Goldner. Produced by Don Murphy, Tom DeSanto, Lorenzo di Bonaventura and Ian Bryce. Story by Roberto Orci & Alex Kurtzman and John Rogers. Screenplay by Roberto Orci & Alex Kurtzman. The film stars Shia LeBoeuf, Josh Duhamel, Bernie Mac, Tyrese Gibson, Megan Fox, Jon Voight and John Turturro.

•New comic book licensee, IDW Publishing, re-launches a new line of TRANSFORMERS comics.

2006

•Production begins on the live action feature film and the anticipation in the fan community builds exponentially.

•The TRANSFORMERS CLASSICS toy line is released by Hasbro, featuring a selection of favorite characters from Generation: 1 with new designs and re-colorations. Characters in the line include MEGATRON, OPTIMUS PRIME, ASTROTRAIN and BUMBLEBEE.

•The animated TRANSFORMERS movie (1986) is re-released on a commemorative DVD from Sony BMG.

2007

•Hasbro unveils its new TRANSFORMERS toy line, based on the live action movie from DreamWorks and Paramount Pictures, with the release of all-new action figures, games and role play toys.

•TRANSFORMERS toys and merchandise is set to go on sale June 2.

•For the first time ever, BotCon will be held in Providence, Rhode Island, near Hasbro’s hometown on June 28 through July 1.

July 4, 2007

•The TRANSFORMERS movie is released in theaters!!!

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2007-07-01T01:14:00.000-08:00

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Empires are not built in a day, unless, of course, you play video games, in which case they're built and destroyed with reckless abandon in mere hours. And what better game allows for this clash of civilizations than Ensemble Studio's Age of Empires series? The latest, Age of Empires III, pushed the RTS genre to new technical and visual heights, but was still rooted to a largely traditional formula. Age of Empires III: The Warchiefs adds some new combatants to the conflict but does this latest addition add fuel to the fire or does it douse the flames of war?
News: Microsoft Unveils Age of Empires 3: The Warchiefs

Real-time strategy buffs, rejoice -- Microsoft Game Studios and Ensemble Studios are preparing a king-sized expansion pack for their legendary RTS title, Age of Empires 3.
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Review: Age of Empires III: The WarChiefs

Empires are not built in a day, unless, of course, you play video games, in which case they're built and destroyed with reckless abandon in mere hours. And what better game allows for this clash of civilizations than Ensemble Studio's Age of Empires series? The latest, Age of Empires III, pushed the RTS genre to new technical and visual heights, but was still rooted to a largely traditional formula. Age of Empires III: The Warchiefs adds some new combatants to the conflict but does this latest addition add fuel to the fire or does it douse the flames of war?
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Real-time strategy buffs, rejoice -- Microsoft Game Studios and Ensemble Studios are preparing a king-sized expansion pack for their legendary RTS title, Age of Empires 3.

SimCity 4 Deluxe Edition

2007-06-23T19:13:00.000-08:00

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Games To Encourage Thinking Skills

There is no doubt about it, using computer games is a great way to encourage children to expand their realm of thinking. Your options for entertaining your child may seem numbered. Many people allow their children to spend quite a bit of time in front of the television. But, what good does that do? If you want them to learn something while they are zoned out, you are completely lost. But, if you flip on the computer, download a great game, you may actually be able to encourage them to learn more and you will encourage good thinking skills as well.

Thinking is not something that everyone can do well. Now, we are referring here to the thought process that goes along with solving problems. For many children, this is something they struggle with. Mom or Dad always takes care of the problems. If something isn't right, just call mom or dad. Even on the television, that is full of real life and imaginary "problems" that need to be solved, there is no encouragement for children to come up with the solution. What happens then? They just sit and watch and let someone else handle the problem.

But, what happens when they are older or in a situation where they have to solve the problem at hand? Do they know how to analyze their thoughts, ideas, and to find the right solution? Many don't. But, if you would like your child to be the one who does know how to flip the switch on and solve the problem, consider allowing them to sit in front of the computer as opposed to the television.

Okay, so too much time in front of the computer isn't much better, but there are ways to you make what time you do allow them to sit at the computer to be good times. This is you simply need to maximize what they are doing. There are several good games out there that can be used to stimulate thinking in children. For many people, this is the perfect way to go to encourage children to learn how to solve problems without letting them in on it! Yes, because games are fun, the child will not fight you on playing them. Much unlike a lesson plan, this way seems to encourage children to come back to the game time and time again, therefore getting the experiences they need to learn a thing or two.

But, what are these games? What are the options that are out there for your child? There are many games, and although we will only talk about a few here, find ones that will work well with your child. What are his or her likes and dislikes? Sports? Television characters? Perhaps they enjoy space or under water adventures. Search out those games that will intrigue them as well as encourage them to think.

Some to consider include Big Thinkers Kindergarten and the series of Freddi Fish Adventures as well as many other games specifically for children. These are mainly for younger children, but you'll find many more for older children as well. In fact, consider giving your older kids more puzzle related games to help them along this course as well.

When you give your child the gift of being a problem solver, they will work through the situations that happen to them, big and small, without fear of not knowing how to handle them. They will be more likely to do well in the real world then. What's more is that you can feel good about all that time they spend in front of the tube (even though it's the computer not the television!)

Steve is a member of the GrandMatrix team. They provide a broad range of games, puzzles, articles and reviews. Read more articles, download and play the latest PC games for free plus enjoy thousands of user submitted puzzles, quizzes and word games at GrandMatrix Free Game Downloads

Virtue Tennis 3

2007-06-21T22:56:00.000-08:00

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Navigating the aisles of a GameStop video game store in Midtown Manhattan, Bennett Kirschner passed by the latest titles for consoles like Microsoft’s Xbox 360, Sony’s PlayStation 2 and 3, and Nintendo’s runaway hit, the Wii — all lit and displayed like best-selling novels.
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Bennett Kirschner, a lawyer and computer game player, is among those who shop at GameStop in Manhattan.

Instead, from a less ostentatious corner in the basement, he selected a $40 game that would play more than reasonably well on his three-year-old Dell personal computer. The game is Civilization IV, part of a series of strategy games in which a player, like a god, develops a stone-age culture into a modern one.

“When I was a kid, I used to like Nintendo and used to play on consoles,” said Mr. Kirschner, a 28-year-old lawyer. “But right now I don’t have the time or money to invest in a $400 console and $50 in a game.”

Like other gamers drawn to the PC, however, he said the attraction went beyond convenience and cost. He said computer games seem more sophisticated than console games and offer a greater sense of accomplishment. “It’s not just killing unlimited enemies on a screen,” he said.

Not so long ago, PC titles were the mainstay of video gaming, but they have slumped in recent years, overshadowed by a new generation of game consoles. Now they are showing signs of a comeback.

Most prominent has been the strength of one of the most popular video games ever for PCs, World of Warcraft, a role-playing online adventure game that now has more than eight million subscribers.

But retail sales of other titles are on the rebound as well. PC manufacturers and chipmakers are promoting the game-playing prowess of ever more powerful computers. And Microsoft has inaugurated a program aimed at making PC gaming more attractive, incorporating console-like features and easier online play.

There is also considerable buzz about Enemy Territory: Quake Wars, a long-awaited game due in June from id Software, the creator of the blockbuster hits Doom and Quake in the 1990s.

Anita Frazier, an industry analyst for the NPD Group, a market research firm, noted that in the first two months of 2007, domestic retail sales of PC games reached $203 million, a 48 percent increase over the $136.8 million in the period a year earlier. She noted that these figures do not include revenue generated by PC game sales online, or online subscriptions to play PC games.

“Yes, it does look like a fluke, doesn’t it?” Ms. Frazier said. “Rest assured it’s not.”

She said the bulk of this surge in sales is rooted in the role-playing video game genre that, itself, grew 43 percent over the same period last year. “The robust performance we’re seeing in PC game sales can be tied to several key titles across several genres,” she said, “but we’d be remiss not to address the continued success of World of Warcraft.”

The upsurge comes after some recent reversals. Over all, retail sales of PC-based games in the United States exceeded $970 million in 2006, an increase of about 1 percent of sales the previous year of $953 million, which represented about a 14 percent drop from $1.1 billion in 2004.

By contrast, according to the NPD Group, retail sales for console games in 2006 were $4.8 billion; another $1.7 billion was spent on games for hand-held devices like Sony’s PlayStation Portable.

“I think with three consoles out in the last couple of years, it’s natural to focus on consoles,” said Todd Hollenshead, chief executive of id Software, which was a pioneer in first-person-shooter games for the PC but today makes games for PCs and consoles. “There’s a lot of excitement, a lot of marketing dollars and a lot of hype for consoles.”

In an arena where the console makers market their wares heavily, he said, “we don’t have any champion of the PC game business to step in and leverage those sorts of marketing dollars.”

But that may change with new initiatives by several companies to use PC gaming as a showcase for their technologies and services.

Under the rubric Games for Windows, Microsoft is instituting a number of measures to raise the profile of PC games in retail stores while lowering barriers that have made buying and playing games on computers less attractive.

Last month, it announced that it would soon extend its Xbox Live online gaming and entertainment network to include games played on PCs, a program it is calling Games for Windows — Live.

Serious Sam : The Mummy

2007-06-21T22:46:00.000-08:00

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A personal computer game (also known as a computer game or simply PC game) is a video game played on a personal computer, rather than on a video game console or arcade machine. Computer games have evolved from the simple graphics and gameplay of early titles like Spacewar!, to a wide range of more visually advanced titles, although the computer game market has been declining in the United States since 1999.[1]
A screenshot of the best-selling PC game of all time, The Sims.
A screenshot of the best-selling PC game of all time, The Sims.

PC games are created by one or more game developers, often in conjunction with other specialists (such as game artists) and either published independently or through a third party publisher. They may then be distributed on physical media such as DVDs and CDs, as Internet-downloadable shareware, or through online delivery services such as Direct2Drive and Steam. PC games often require specialised hardware in the user's computer in order to play, such as a specific generation of graphics processing unit or an Internet connection for online play, although these system requirements vary from game to game.

Computer games and game addiction are often the subject of criticism, focusing largely on the influence of objectionable content and prolonged gameplay on minors. The Entertainment Software Association and other groups maintain that parents are responsible for moderating their children's behaviour, although the controversy has prompted attempts to control the sale of certain games in the United States.[2]

UEFA Champions League

2007-06-21T22:41:00.000-08:00

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he 2007/08 UEFA Champions League will move a step closer when the draw for the first two qualifying rounds is made on Friday 29 June.

July start
The ceremony will be staged at UEFA headquarters in Nyon, Switzerland from 12.00CET and is to be conducted by David Taylor, UEFA General Secretary, and Michele Centenaro, UEFA head of club competitions. The first qualifying round will be staged over two legs on 17/18 and 24/25 July, with the second qualifying round taking place on 31 July/1 August and 7/8 August. The final list of participants as well as the draw procedure will be confirmed in due course. The final will be staged in Moscow on 21 May 2008.

Media notice
Media representatives wishing to attend must apply via email to accreditations@uefa.ch prior to midday Thursday 28 June. Due to the number of club representatives expected, only photographers and a restricted number of cameramen will be allowed to attend the draw in the auditorium, with access being granted on a first-come, first-served basis. One-to-one interviews will be granted after the ceremonies. uefa.com will carry live coverage of both this event and the UEFA Cup first qualifying round draw, which takes place from 13.30CET on the same day.

Hamsterball Gold Version

2007-06-21T22:38:00.000-08:00

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The best clone of Marble Madness ever, this game won some "Best Downloadable Game" award in 2004. It has been available in RealArcade, on miniclip.com and on shockwave.com; this refers to the stand-alone downloadable game. In this game, you are a hamster in a ball trying to get to the end of increasingly complex and surreal 3D mazes before time runs out. Unlike Super Monkey Ball, the camera doesn't follow you and the courses are a lot more intricate. The resemblance to Marble Madness is very strong, though the music is more upbeat here, there are over twice as many courses, it's way more "shiny" and surreal due to its use of actual 3D and not just perspective, and of course there's a hamster inside your marble.

Bad Boys II ::: คู่หูขวางนรก 2 (PC)

2007-06-14T20:09:00.000-08:00

Bad Boys II

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Microsoft Windows 98/ 98SE/ ME/ 2000/ XP operating system
600 MHz Pentium III processor (800MHz or above recommended)
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8x CD-ROM
32MB DirectX 9.0 compatible 3D Hardware Accelerator
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Ingredients For A Great Game

There are millions of computer games out there on the market, how do you make your game best selling? What features have to be included? I have taken a look on previously best sellers trying to determine what makes a great game.

Set the player in focus

The player wants to be in focus in the game, he or she wants to feel that he can control the outcome of the game. It doesn't have to be easy, or it shouldn't. The harder the game is the better the player will feel when he has completed the game and won.

For example in Sid Meiers Civilization the player is set in focus and can affect the outcome of the game. She knows that it's up to her if she wins or loose. This concept is seen in virtually all best sellers, Doom, Civilization, The Sims, Sim City, Warcraft, Command&Conquer to name a few.

This can also be done in games that are heavily built on a story. For example in several adventure games by Lucas Arts the concept of that the player can control his or her destiny is used frequently. Developers should look out for basing the game too much on what the computer does or other factors.

Simplicity

Never underestimate simplicity; a gamer does not generally like to read hundreds of pages to be able to play a game. Sure advanced features could be included, but still the player should within ten minutes be able to understand what the game is about and how it is played. If the gamer doesn't the game will probably be turned into a dust collector in the basement.

Here the design of the menus and the interface comes in. Avoid having strange controls, like the firing button on F for example. If you were making a 3rd person shooter you would want to use the same set of controls as other games in the sector do.

The menus should be easy to understand, I have reviewed a lot of games were the menus are made out of symbols without any text. This is not recommended since the interpretation of a symbol is highly subjective; try to mix symbols with text.

Action

With action I don't necessarily mean violence. There should however be something happening in the game, and when it happens the player should really notice it. For example killing an enemy in a 3rd person shooter should generate blood, building a police station in Sim City should reduce crime, killing the last enemy in Warcraft should generate victory, ok I guess you got the picture. Perhaps this seems quite basic, and it is, but still some developers don't think in these terms.

Story

Never ever underestimate a game story. If you read any gaming magazine today you notice that there is an awful lot of focus on the graphics. The graphics are important but they mean nothing if the background story sucks. Of course this isn't true if a game is ground breaking. Doom didn't have a very well developed story but still it was ground breaking because people had never seen nothing like it before.

But generally the story is important, sometimes a player wants to feel part of something bigger.

To name a few examples we could start with virtually all role playing games. However don't do the mistake of writing the story too complicated. A simple story or shorter story should work fine as long as the story is good.

Graphics

Yes well I have to mention it. Graphics serve one purpose as I see it; they enhance the game play and all the other factors I have mentioned. They are important in the sense that they communicate the game to the player. They don't have to be stunning but they should serve a purpose.

A recent example of this is Command&Conquer Generals, the graphics are good, they serve a purpose and they enhance the gaming experience. However the game in question was not that long-lived for various other reasons.

There are several games with bad graphics that are still fun to play for example Warcraft 2 or Sid Meiers old classic, Pirates.

Things that people can relate to

A bestseller game has to include something that the player can relate to in some way. The Sims that is the world's best selling game right now have several factors that people can relate to in real life. However remember that different people relate to different things.

Say that a person just saw a science fiction movie and thinks "I really want to fly a space ship like in that movie", so the person in question starts a search for such a game. This is also one of the reasons the Warcraft series become very popular, the Orcs and other characters in the game people remember from reading Tolkien's book.

Developing a game about solving equations will probably not be a hit since far too few people relate to it. These are the main factors that create a good game, if these factors are followed you will probably have a pretty good game. There are of course other elements that make a difference; marketing is one of them that will be more important as the gaming scene grows.

Daniel Westerstal is the editor of: http://www.uziana.com/ which features many reviews and other PC gaming related content.

Spiderman 3 Game

2007-06-14T19:57:00.001-08:00

Editeur : Activision
Type : Action
Genre: 3D Platformer
Release Date: May 4, 2007 (more)
Players: 1 Player (tech info)

It's real. I can't get it to work though. This game has pretty insane minimum system requirements. I'm running it on vista and think it may be a driver issue more then anything else, but I can't get it to display anything, just blank screen and sound. Here are the specs to save people some time and trouble:

Minimum System Requirements

- 3D hardware accelerator card required:
- 100% DirectX® 9.0c-compliant AGP/PCIe 256 MB onboard memory hardware T&L-capable video card with Shader Model 3.0 support and the latest drivers*
- English version of Microsoft® Windows® 2000/XP/Vista
- Pentium® 4 2.8 GHz or Athlon™ XP 2800+ or higher processor
- 1024 MB of RAM for Windows 2000/XP, 1536 MB of RAM for Windows Vista™
- 6 GB of uncompressed hard disk space (plus 600 MB for the Windows swap file)
- A 100% Windows 2000/XP/Vista-compatible computer system including:
- DirectX 9.0c (Included)
- 100% DirectX 9.0c-compliant true 16-bit sound card and drivers
- 100% Windows 2000/XP/Vista-compatible mouse, keyboard and drivers
- 100% Windows 2000/XP/Vista-compatible 2x speed DVD-ROM drive and drivers

* Supported Chipsets for Windows 2000/XP/Vista:
- NVIDIA® GeForce® 7300 GT 256 MB and better
- ATI® Radeon™ X1300 256 MB and better

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Alien Shooter 2

2007-06-13T07:25:00.000-08:00

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Pass: warezus.pl

Counter Strike, The Beginner of Broad Band PC Gaming

This is the world of 21st century, the century of technologies. Every thing is fast now a days and as far as the Computers and games are concerned, they are at the top of all. Every one these days like playing games and some of them love it. Well few years ago PC gaming was not so advance and usually was single user based and if any one wanted to play with any other player then one must have an extra input or any compatible playing device .

An era of new technology began after the entrance of Network gaming or Multiplayer gaming which revolutionized the PC gaming world.

The term of multiplayer gaming was that from now on if a person wants to play a certain game with any other person the he can easily connect to the other person's computer using broad band internet connection .

Usually before the arrival of Broad Band, games were played thorough Modem. This was perfect in those days as the games were not too heavy and only few packets of data are sent and received. However over the years this scene has changed greatly.

SWITCHING TO BROADBAND:

Now a days multiplayer games send and receive more data and therefore need faster protocol for sending and receiving data items. Amongst those of course is COUNTER STRIKE.

Few years ago when there was no concept of Broad Band, one would really be able to get anything faster than the ISDN connection. But today as compared to the past we have much greater availability and much greater broad band technology like DSL and Cable Modem as compare to normal dialup modem. So PC gaming has become very much advance and high quality games can be played at a very high speeds. Counter Strike is the most popular multiplayer game using Broad Band Connection. THE GAME :

Without any doubt it is the most popular game played over the years and is the modification of half life developed by Valve. It is FPS (First Person Shooter) type game and is totally action packed. The game is divided into two teams The Terrorist Forces and The Counter Terrorist Forces. The game is played on some Maps which have different locations and objectives. According to these Maps the Counter Terrorists and the Terrorist Forces assassinate/ Escapes, Hostages/ Rescues and diffuse bomb etc..

WEAPONS AND OTHER EQUIPMENTS:

Weapons armors and other equipment are very important parts of the game. There is a wide variety of different equipments like night vision, hand grenades and other pistols and guns. The player have to buy those stuff. In order to buy ammos and other equipments, player must be in a shopping cart area and more importantly have funds in his account.

There are a lot of small and big, simple and advance equipments available in Counter Strike pistols and sub machine guns are the main features of the game. Each Weapon is different from other. Thus all the Weapons and equipment gives a realistic touch to the game. Money management is one of the most important part of the game. Therefore by buying a particular equipment or weapon and using at the time when it is needed will take the player at the top of the game without any involvement of difficulty.

PLAYING THE GAME:

As there are two teams i-e Counter Terrorists and Terrorists. The player has option of either joining either of the team. A server is created by any player usually by the host and every player must join that server in order to play the game.

The Counter Terrorist look to eliminate the Terrorists completely or fulfill the map objectives while the Terrorist forces look to completely destroy the Counter Terrorists. Thus different Map have different challenges and strategies for each team.

When a player dies he is unable to continue playing until the whole round ends until the ending of the round the player enters a spectator mode which they are free to roam around throughout the map and check out all the remaining actions.

CONCLUSION:

It can be concluded in a way that Counter Strike will always have this privilege that it is the starter of the prefect broad band PC gaming which will lead to revolutionize the PC gaming world.

Hello

I m Fahad Ahmed Bashir the student of Software Engineering in department of computer science karachi university.

Star Craft

2007-06-13T07:21:00.000-08:00

มี 2 part

Part 1 > http://www.mediafire.com/?0hf4mtyzjyz

Part 2 > http://www.mediafire.com/?9itwyywtjoy

Downloadable Game Review: Diner Dash

Playvue.com Editor's Rating: 8.0

Storyline

Diner Dash brings us the story of Flo, an office lackey fed up with the monotonous, unchanging pressures of everyday life and work in the big city. Thus she hucks everything out the window and runs off to find something better to do with her life. As it turns out, that is starting a restaurant chain in suburban America.

We are taken right into her quest as a restaurateur as Flo herself; an energetic, enthusiastic owner who fulfills every role from hostess to server, bartender and busboy (thankfully, cooking is provided by a overworked dark figure behind the counter).

Beginning with her very first diner, and ending with an upscale surf and turf joint, we take on Flo's every activity; seating her guests, handing out menu's, delivering breadsticks, taking and delivering orders (not to mention cocktails), clearing tables, and seating the next guests. All this in the pursuit of money with which to improve her existing restaurants or even open up a new one!

Navigation

The navigation is easy enough to pick up on the first try; it's point and click (click on a dirty table, she runs over and clears it, click on table awaiting their food, she delivers it from the counter). This does get quite challenging in the later levels where it becomes necessary to click on other activities while Flo is executing the current one (the game creates a queue of activities which Flo will execute one by one until they are complete).

Ease of Use

In terms of ease of use, this game is fantastic. I wasn't surprised when I was able to pick it up rather quickly, however I was surprised when my grandmother was flying through at a faster pace then I managed to muster. While easy to get going, it does require a master's touch to reach the highest scores at the end of the levels where constant motion is a must. But this just adds to the playability, and is a welcome change to contemporary games which prove easy to complete with no added challenges.

Playability

I found myself wanting to complete this game all the way through the first time I played it; which would worry me as to whether the game would hold my interest a week or even a month later. However, these worries are relieved with the Endless Shift feature: a score building endless level which "keeps 'em comin'" and provides extras like super ovens, bobcat-fast tennis shoes, and a super podium 3000 to help you along the way.

Full Version Features

The free trial includes unrestricted access and allows you 60 minutes of play; which just got me started. The full version includes 40+ levels of gameplay, 4 different chains, 5 different types of customers, two modes of play (Career and Endless Shift) and high score tracking. At only 10MB, it's not a hard drive buster, nor will it clog up your dialup line for too long. And at $19.99 its not a wallet buster either: cheap enough to warrant casual play throughout the year.

Pros/Cons

Pros:

* Appeals to the rest of us (non-hardcore teen gamers)
* High repeat playability
* Easy to use, navigate

Cons:

* No multiple player support
* Little high score competition (score posting available on publisher's website)

Bottom Line

A busy restaurateur provides a nice change of pace to card and puzzle games for those of us who aren't interested in shooting up aliens, goblins, or terrorists for 12 hours on end. Definitely high repeat playability, even after beating the Career portion of the game. Low price and download size are a real plus. Lacks in competition and multiple player support, however this only matters if you're interested in such things. One of my top 10 games of the year.

Editor's Rating:

Storyline: 8 Ease of Use: 9 Playability: 7
Overall: 8

Game Specs:

* Publisher: PlayFirst
* Full Version Price: $19.99
* Download: 10 MB
* Windows 98/2000/Me/XP
* Processor: PIII 600 MHz
* 128 MB RAM
* Free hard drive space: 12MB
* Video Card
* Sound Card

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivs 2.5 License.

Download/More Info: http://www.playvue.com/pv/downloadablegames/casual/dinerdash/

Keith Blake is a Featured Editor at Playvue.com, an up-and-coming online games website specialing in providing online games, game downloads, and multiplayer games in a rich, immersive, one-of-a-kind environment.

Source: http://www.playvue.com

Need For Speed [CARBON]

2007-06-13T07:19:00.000-08:00

ระบบขั้นต่ำที่ต้องการ
-ระบบปฏิบัติการ Windows XP Service Pack 2 (รุ่น 32Bit เท่านั้น)
หรือ Windows 2000 Professional Service Pack 4
-ซีพียู Intel Pentium 4 (หรือเทียบเท่า) ที่ความเร็ว 1.7GHz ขึ้นไป
-การ์ดแสดงผลที่มีหน่วยความจำอย่างน้อย 64MB ที่สนับสนุน
DirectX 9.0c (NVIDIA Geforce4 Ti/ATI Radeon 8500 ขึ้นไป)
-Ram 512MB
-ซาวด์การ์ดที่สนับสนุน Direct X
-พื้นที่ว่างบนฮาร์ดดิสก์ 5.3 GB
-ไดร์ฟดีวีดีความเร็ว 8X ขึ้นไป
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File Password : http://n30.dl.am

ใคร ที่โหลดที่ไหนก็แล้วแต่ไม่เป็นภาษาไทยแนะนำให้ลองลง(ส่วนใครที่เป็นไทยแล้วก็ไม่ว่ากัน)

NO-CD Need For Speed CarBon Thai
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วิธีลง : เปิดไฟล์แล้วแตกไฟล์ไปไว้ที่ไหนก็ได้จากนั้นให้ Cut ไฟล์พวกนั้นไปลงทับของเดิมในโฟลเดอร์ของเกม
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Carbon English-Thai Patch

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ลงได้เฉพาะ Need for Speed Carbon V.English เท่านั้น
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How To Save Time, Energy, and Money by Renting Your DVDs and Games Online

As a bit of a movie buff I recently discovered that the best way to rent movies and games these days is online using one of the Online DVD and Game Rental Services.

If you're into renting movies or games these services simply can't be beat for their time saving convenience and value.

The two biggest and probably most well known services are Netflix and Blockbuster.

Though they both work essentially the same way Netflix seems to be the largest of the online DVD rental services. Currently boasting over 3 million members.

For a very reasonable monthly fee I believe either one of these services will more than meet your DVD and Game Renting needs.

Some of the great benefits offered include:

- No late fees. Just do the math on this one alone and I think you'll see the value of using either one of these online services.

- Over 40,000 Movie Titles to choose from. Everything from the newest of the new releases to all of the classics.

- Free shipping both ways. To you and also on the return.

- Speaking of shipping, how about very fast delivery directly to your door. I get my movies within 1 or 2 business days.

- No long term contracts required. You'll like this one because you're free to cancel your membership anytime you choose.

- You get to keep each DVD or Game as long as you like. This is good because you have the freedom to watch your movies at your own pace. No more feeling like you have to watch it because it's due back on a certain date.

- For a very reasonable monthly fee you can rent up to 3 DVDs at a time as often as you like.

Both of these top tier service providers have done a great job of keeping the process simple. You simply sign up providing very basic information and make a list of the movies you want to see. Your movies will then begin to arrive postage paid in your mailbox in one or two business days. Like I said, crazy simple!

Once your movies arrive you have the opportunity to watch them at your leisure.

I don't know about you but too often I would end up paying more in late fees than I did for the actual movie. And when renting from my local store there just never seemed to be a good time to take them back.

These two major issues are completely gone when renting online.

Neither Netflix or Blockbuster charges a late fee of any kind. For me that alone makes renting online superior to the old way.

It gets even better though. When you're ready to send your DVDs and/or Games back you simply drop them into the pre-paid envelope you received with your delivery and mail them back.

As you may have gathered I'm sold on Online DVD Rental.

As long as the rental service providers keep things simple, as they certainly have so far, if you rent movies or games at all I don't see where there is anything not to like about this new way of renting them online.

You can try Blockbuster Online free now by going to Blockbuster-DVD-Rental.com

Clyde Dennis, a.k.a. "Mr. How-To", is Editor at EASYHow-To Publications and has been contributing articles that help people make their lives better since 1999. At his web site, The "How To" Library, you'll find a collection of the latest How To Articles, Tips and Tools to help you get things done. For more information visit The How To Library @ EASYHow-To.com

HARRY POTTER AND THE CHAMBER OF SECRETS

2007-06-13T07:16:00.000-08:00

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Xbox vs. PS2 Game Consoles

There has been a great deal of discussion regarding the two most popular gaming consoles currently on the market: Playstation 2 (PS2) and Xbox. PS2 is a Sony product, while Xbox is owned by the software giant Microsoft. Many different people have worked with these gaming systems inside and out, attempting to determine which system provides the best performance for your hard-earned gaming dollar. Here we take a look at each gaming system and compare the specs and performance of each. We will attempt to answer that age-old question: which is the better gaming system, Xbox or PS2?

You can take a look at a table comparing hardware specs here.

There are many specs in addition to the ones listed above, but these should give you some idea of just how close these two game consoles really are. If you are looking for pure processing power and graphics capabilities, the Xbox appears to have a slight advantage. In addition, its computer-like features, such as a built-in hard drive are nice to have. With the PS2 you must purchase a memory card if you run out of storage room. When comparing raw power and extra features, the Xbox wins - but you have to keep in mind that the PS2 was released first, and there are additional things to consider besides system specs.

What about Multi-player Capabilities?

Both the Xbox and PS2 have multi-player capability. You can hook up a series of both consoles so that you and your friends can play games together at the same time. The Xbox may be connected using a home LAN system, much like your home computers (here's another example of how the Xbox is more like a specialized gaming computer). The PS2 may be connected using a link cable, not a LAN. This system may be cost prohibitive for some gamers, since you have to own multiple consoles, seperate TVs for each, and several copies of the same game (yep, that's expensive).

Of course, you can always ditch the local network and play through the internet. Bboth PS2 and Xbox allow you to play online against a random assortment of opponents. Xbox uses Xbox live, a fairly well supported online gaming network. PS2's network is not as popular as Xbox Llive, but it works fairly well all the same. If you are really into multi-player, it seems that Xbox is probably the best console for you.

Xbox Games vs. PS2 Games

When deciding which of these two game consoles is best for you, you should certainly take into consideration what types of games each offers, and which games you are most interested in playing. PS2, having been around a little while longer, tends to have the larger game library, but Xbox is not terribly far behind. In addition, Xbox tends to produce games geared more towards adults than children. The graphics seen on the new Xbox games are also clearly a step ahead of PS2 graphics. There is, however, nearly a PS2 game for everyone, and there are lot of PS2 games geared towards teenagers. If you are looking for games for kids, the Nintendo Gamecube may actually be a better choice than either of these two - and it's cheaper.

Other Considerations

Some other things you may want to consider when comparing PS2 and Xbox is the controller provided by each. These may not seem like a big factor at first glance, but people usually prefer one type of controller over the other. The Xbox controllers tend to be slightly larger than PS2, mainly because Xbox is designed with older gamers in mind. You can always buy a converter in order to get one game console controller to work with another.

As far as price goes, PS2 has typically been cheaper than Xbox. As of the time of this writing (Dec. 2004), PS2 retails for about $150 and Xbox $100. Game prices are very similar for both game systems, with most new games costing about $30 - $50.

The bottom line is, PS2 is a little older than the Xbox, and is geared for a younger gaming crowd. If you are buying this console for a teenager, the PS2 may actually be your best bet - they have more games, the console is cheaper, and the games are more appropriate for that age group. The Xbox is a little more expensive, has fewer games, but it out-performs PS2 and has more adult-oriented games.

Bradley James is a senior editor for http://www.scinet.cc, a consumer electronics review website. You can find more information about Xbox vs. PS2 at: http://www.scinet.cc/articles/xbox-vs-ps2/xbox-ps2.html

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2007-06-13T07:13:00.000-08:00

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Theories Behind Magic Trinkets in Video Game and Virtual Reality

In Gaming we deal between Simulation, Augmented Reality, Fantasy and Virtual Reality. The best fantasy has some reality basis behind it. Trun your mind on for a second and let me explain.

Having studied the ancient art and cultures and myths of ancient civilizations we know that many groups of our ancestors and other genetic chains of members of our species often associated charms, trinkets and tools as sacred and possessing powers. Think of all the mythology out there with Brass Necklaces, Gold, Copper Artifacts and plates laced with metallic substances. Even gold plating and famous story of the singing of The Excalibur. Now then areas where meteorites hit the Earth and we know every 10,000 or more years we have a big strike and every 100,000 years we have a huge strike and every 1 million years we have climatic change or Extinction event.

Now then often these meteors hit and displace rock and melt minerals and alloys under the ground. In many areas there are copper, zinc, iron, gold, silver under the ground. If a meteorite hits is likely to melt local metal as it explodes on impact sending debris for 10-100 miles, this metal is coated and combined so to speak with the electromagnetic energy from the meteor through intense heat transfer and exchange. The metal alloy is then coated with an electromagnetic signature. This would appear rather incredible and magical to a member of an ancient society. It would also have real changes to the person and there own electromagnetic brain waves. We know this because we are currently studying the electromagnetic pulse in different levels and frequencies on the human brain to increase acuity, special cognitive ability, fatigue control in different parts of the brain. You may wish to read this issue of Scientific American for more information.

http://www.sciam.com/article.cfm?articleID=0004CB6A-2C08-1F30-9AD380A84189F2D7

This is merely one article and I would recommend the entire issue to understand some of my other hypothesis. Now then we are using this for pilots to over come massive amounts of visual input from night vision and HUD ? Heads Up Diplay units in combat and in simulators during training. Currently DARPA is testing these and many other scenarios of which I totally am in favor of because the benefits of mankind are immense. This field of study is called TMS-Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation. It's real and it appears to work by sending tiny impulses into specific areas of the brain. Now then by using a wire coil in the helmet of a pilot they can send small minute magnetic pulses into the brain.

Well a necklace or special piece of art made from a piece of copper collected from a nearby village where a meteorite hit a million years ago would do the exact same thing. And make that particular individual smarter. And give them a superior edge over the rest of the population, if all Indian or ancient cultures used this along with the witch doctors then in fact you would have magical powers. You see? Have we forgotten more than we have learned as a species? I submit to you that we have.

Today we travel to Mars, yesterday the moon, but for 160,000 years of upright walking on the planet, much was learned in medicine, electro-magnetic, stellar navigation, calendar making, etc. Interesting no doubt. Many have asked why on Earth I had to pay $560.00 for a physics class that used a textbook with only two pages on electro-magnetic energy? I want my money back. Typically education and professional PhD people hold themselves out as experts. When we challenge the experts such as Einstein asked us to do, they lock us out. Afraid to imagine, dream, think and try. We must press on, the human race and the continuance of this species clearly depends on it.

Eventually the truth comes out and people say wow, look? Yes, no kidding, very interesting, but it took how many years to get back the theories and basic ideas of over 200 years ago, with what was then modern science and although the ancient cultures did not fully understand how it worked they were aware of its power (my theory). And to that thought, let me pose one other, Have we not forgotten more than we have ever learned? Hmmm?

And today as we attempt to connect the Organic Computer Brain of Humans, we find a few difficulties, beyond the electro-magnetic innovations and research needed. I believe this to be an excellent idea and interesting topic. Seeing as the interface betweens human beings and computers is merely a few years away and will be available to the public on a pretty routine basis soon. Certainly not more than two decades as Chimpanzees are no controlling items on a computer screen by mere thought. Check out the DELL Catalog in February 2010 for more information. For now we have available these things:

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Let us take places like the Meteor Crater in AZ and nearby copper mines in Flagstaff now defunct and the areas near the Sedona Valley said to have magical powers, which if you have been there, you might have felt different for a spell and simply wondered why or if that happened to be what everyone else is trying to explain.

Is it possible that a piece of that meteorite hit a body of water and sunk itself beneath what is now a covered over dry bed of an ancient lake? And yet it still emits a different radio frequency or electro-magnetic impulses which are pleasing to the human brain or assist the human brain in higher cognitive or different brain patterns producing what science is sure to pass off as silly phenomena and label the residents crack pots? Well the people at the Internet Café in Sedona, AZ and others who have been involved in the Holistic Universe theories believe, why? Why so many people including the Indians of the valley previously.

Indian cultures and ancient cultures discuss magical powers of their art, and if their art was made with magnetized alloys collected from above ground scavenging then in fact these magical powers as far as they are concerned are quite real. Well even today as we learn that electromagnetic waves are able to heal, enlighten, take the brain waves to a different state of mind. The current scientists are working on ways to use electromagnetic waves to cure cancer, Alzheimer's, and a host of other degenerative diseases.

Perhaps the Egyptians believed that the gold plated tombs and use of gold would hold in such powers of electro-magnetic energy for some reason. Thus hold in the healing capabilities or what they believed to be magic or of the gods.

Whatever the case maybe we have seen higher cultures early on nearby areas of known meteor strikes of sizeable proportions. Why is this? Did these cultures benefit from these events or settle upon such land where meteors had hit the Earth millions of years prior but left their electro-magnetic mark. Did such events help species of all types on this planet evolve faster, better or stronger? How much did modern man benefit from living in these regions?

We hope this ice-breaker has gotten the jucies flowing as to why the magic trinkets often seen in computer games make a lot of sense. Items with magical powers do have some reality basis.

"Lance Winslow" - If you have innovative thoughts and unique perspectives, come think with Lance; www.WorldThinkTank.net/wttbbs

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2007-06-13T07:10:00.000-08:00

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New Helicopter Design for Your Video War Games

Using Underbelly Cone with Slots Facing Up On a Helicopter to Increase Payload and Liftoff Force. Picture a helicopter model sitting on top of a funnel. The edges of the bottom of the funnel on the table has an additional lip on it which raps around the edges with a little space between it. At the rotor blades force air under the helicopter into the ground cushion below they are forces into the inside of the cone. As the pressure build under it, it forces all that energy to the helicopters C.G. (Center of gravity). This continues as the helicopter lifts up.

It will cost us about $10,000 to build a prototype of this concept. Using a RC helicopter like one of these. Which will be a smaller model of an existing helicopter. We also plan to use some of the most recent micro helicopter technology as practice versions. We figure a micro version will cost us about $15,000 or less to perfect. RC Type Prototype platform to start tests prior to wind tunnel to prove concept:

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Once the aircraft is off the ground, which requires a lot of thrust, the cone unhooks itself and spreads out into the shape of a wing similar shape to a bat. To show you the shape of the wing. Do this: Take a piece of paper and make a circle on it, six inches in diameter. Now cut that circle out. Then pick the center and make a dot, then make one cut into the center. Now fold the circle into itself to make a Yarmulke. Now fold it into a cone. This is the cone we will use. Now unfold it to the original circle. Now make another cut to the center exactly opposite of the first cut. But do not cut it all the way thru, leave half and inch to keep the circle from becoming two halves. Now fold the circle the other way but keep it flat, this is the shape the cone will become in flight. A bat shaped wing. With a little anhedral bowed into the leading edge as it sits under the helicopter.

The manufactured shape of the underbelly cone will actually be the shape of a wing, but hydraulics will fold it into the shape of a cone after landing. The wing will be used to slow decent and also to help with softer landings by adding to the ground cushion while landing.

The cone can pivot at the C.G., which can also help as the transition is made from hover to forward momentum as the collective is pulled up. Since the top of the cone pivots on the bottom of the helicopter the angle of attack in the wing configuration will also be adjustable. During rapid decent the inherent manufactured material will also be somewhat folded so the wings will curl down and will mimic wing tips of a "Swift" bird for high-speed dives. The swift can dive at up to 217 mph.

Now then as it comes in for landing the wing is used as a barrier to trap air underneath for an air cushion, for trouble free landings.

The micro helicopter could be enough to transport a hamster or mouse, even with the small six-inch rotor blades and six-inch wing when extended. We are currently making pictures, artist renderings and a design. There are many uses for this micro helicopter concept for MAV style surveillance and nano or insect size MAVs.

On the larger model helicopters and actual full size human version units, the cusp of the cones slats will act like slots or slats do on Short Take Off and Landing STOL Aircraft. This concept makes a lot of sense for many reasons, we still are working through the types of materials to be used, strengths and manufactured material concepts to provide for rigid shape while flying, but bendable for cone structure yet, strong enough to support the weight of the helicopter. Luckily the vertical strength of the cone can be manufactured as the primary objective, yet the unbent material can be flexible for the wing configuration. Many choice to look at.

"Lance Winslow" - If you have innovative thoughts and unique perspectives, come think with Lance; www.WorldThinkTank.net/wttbbs

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2007-06-13T07:07:00.000-08:00

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Increasing Rates of Climb in Fighter Aircraft Like the New Joint force Strike Fighter

We know from studying aircraft like the F-8 Crusader, in which my dad had the fortunate to fly while in the US Navy stationed in Puerto Rico, that when the wind was tilted upward on the aircraft that it had a lower takeoff speed and much higher initial rates of climb. At which point the wing came back to position and it was a pencil shaped rocket with wings. Now then let us take the newest discoveries in wind tunnels about life, weight, thrust and drag. We know that the reletive wind pushing on the bottom of the wings forces the aircraft up.

Well then if you have a thruster forced on top of the wing at the center of gravity with the exhaust forced outward, pushing on the aircraft while the aircraft is positioned in a climb. This aircraft will therefore be put in a situation where the it is forced into the relative wind faster and faster and that wind deflected off the bottom of the wing would force the aircraft upward at an incredible rate of climb without significantly using up any more fuel than a standard climb out. The rate of climb will be much faster and the angle of climb very substantial.

I bring this up as we discuss some of the NASA lifting bodies and other designs to fly into orbit or for trans-oceanic flights using the upper atmosphere or space to reduce the friction and increase the speed to hypersonic levels. We are doing similar things on the Strike Fighter, but those nozzels are faced down for vertical landing and take off or extremely controlled and fast STOL. If the wings can hold the increased stress from the bottom of the aircraft against reletive wind. Now then you can try this on a skateboard. Carrry a 4 X 8 sheet of plywood and when going down a hill tilt the plywood to a 45 degree angle and you will leave the ground like a kite. If we have nozzel and directional thrust why not try it at the center of gravity on top of the wing forcing the exhaust outward and back wards at the same angle of incidence to a horizontal plane.

You actually do not even need to test this in a wind tunnel, because we already know this will work. If you look at the chracteristics of the Concorde where the nose faces forward and air is forced under the wings you can see the increased efficient use of the airfoil. The increased leverage from the ram air under the wing is more than the total combined forces of lift from the differences between low and high pressure as the air makes it back to the trailing edge of the wing. Just some thoughts on increasing the flying characteristics of jet aircraft and directional thrust aircraft to maximize all known characteristics of flight.

"Lance Winslow" - If you have innovative thoughts and unique perspectives, come think with Lance; www.WorldThinkTank.net/wttbbs

The Sims 2 Special DVD Edition

2007-06-13T07:01:00.001-08:00

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ผู้จำหน่ายสินค้าแฟชั่นจากยุโรปที่กำลังโด่งดังในอเมริกาด้วยแฟชั่นที่เป็นผู้นำเทรนด์ กำลังจะมาสู่เกม The Sims 2! ซิมส์ของคุณสามารถเลือกซื้อเลือกใส่เสื้อผ้าชายและหญิง ตั้งแต่ ชุดกระโปรง, กางเกงยีนส์, และชุดอื่นๆ พร้อมด้วยเครื่องประดับ – ทั้งหมดเปี่ยมด้วยสีสรรค์จากการออกแบบของ H&M นอกจากนี้คุณยังสามารถออกแบบร้าน H&M ของคุณเองด้วยเครื่องตกแต่งร้าน เช่น หุ่น, ราวแขวนเสื้อผ้า, เครื่องเก็บเงิน, และห้องลองชุด จากนั้นซิมส์ของคุณสามารถแสดงสายผลิตภัณฑ์แฟชั่นใหม่ของพวกเขาได้โดยการจัดงานแสดงแฟชั่น พร้อมด้วยแคทวอล์คสำหรับเดินแบบ อัพเดทเครื่องแต่งกายซิมส์ของคุณ, ออกแบบร้าน H&M ที่สนุกและอินเทรนด์, และให้พวกเขาก้าวไปบนทางเดินแห่งแฟชั่น
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Reviving Old Computer Games

Remember the good old days of gaming, when there were only 5 pixels in the protagonist and your imagination could turn them into a heroic figure of Schwarzenegger proportions? When the enemies and the heroes were distinguished by colour and you only needed one button on the joystick? Well times have changed and technology has moved on. Pulling my old Commodore 64 or Atari out of the back of the cupboard and setting them up often takes more time than the nostalgic pang lasts. I've also noticed that some of my old disks are starting to age and become corrupted. Enter the Internet.

The wonderfully technologically gifted and giving Internet populace is out in force in their attempts to preserve the older side of gaming. Remakes and Emulators for almost any old machine can be found around the Internet. Emulators act as a layer between old software and new hardware allowing modern PCs to run programs that such hardware was never meant to see. Commodore 64, Amiga, NES, Master System, Arcade Machines and more have all been emulated and the necessary programs placed online for download, usually for free.

Emulation is not a new idea. I had a hardware emulator for the VIC20 that plugged into the back of my Commodore 64 and allowed the use of the older VIC20 cartridges with the new hardware (I never actually owned a VIC20 or any programs for it but that's another issue). Emulator popularity has been fading in and out for many years, only coming into many people's attention with the release of Bleem!, a Playstation emulator for PC that was released while the PSOne still held a dominant share of the video game market. Bleemcast (a Playstation emulator for the Sega Dreamcast) soon followed causing one of the more interesting video game legal battles as Sony fought to have the emulator shut down. However, the emulators have a strong following and very active user base.

Emulators are easy to find and download. Simply search for the system you want and add the word emulator to the end (e.g. "SNES Emulator") and you'll probably come up with a lot of hits. Be slightly wary as some emulator sites will either be false links or may contain pornographic ads. Setting the emulators up to run is usually fairly straightforward and there's a fair chance that you'll be able to find some documentation and help. Some of the newer systems require a BIOS image to be installed with the emulator. This is to get around the legal issues raised by Sony in the Bleem! legal battles by requiring you to be in possession of a Playstation BIOS (and hence, presumably, a Playstation) in order to play the games on your computer. Making a BIOS image to load into your computer will most likely be beyond your technical expertise, but a quick check of your console's case will reveal the file you need to get and then it's as simple as searching the internet for a BIOS image that matches the BIOS you already own.

Of interest are the PC emulators now available. Windows no longer has very good support for older DOS-based games so there are a few emulators out there now to emulate the DOS environment. DOSBox (http://dosbox.sourceforge.net/) is probably the best known of the crop. There are also game-specific emulators such as ScummVM (www.scummvm.org) or DOOM Legacy (http://legacy.newdoom.com/) that focus specifically on certain games and hence are able to improve the experience for those particular titles.

Once you have yourself an emulator you'll need to get yourself some programs to run with it. These programs are called 'ROMs' and are images of the original storage device that the program came on (be it a cartridge, tape, floppy or other). The process of creating a ROM is probably far too technical for the vast majority of computer users so you're probably going to have to find a 'backup' from somewhere to download. This is where the venture gets slightly foggy. Basically the deal is that you can only have a program ROM if you own the original program. So if you have boxes of old Amiga disks, NES cartridges, or other old gaming programs stored away somewhere, you're in luck, otherwise you're treading on legally shifty ground. While it can easily be argued that the downloading of a 1987 computer game is of no real consequence to the company that has in all likelihood closed down, copyright doesn't actually expire for 50 years and computer games just haven't been around that long.

Online 'emulation' is a new area now being explored. The idea is that you simply play the game in your browser through a Java applet or Flash application. These might not always strictly be emulated programs but many remakes are feature perfect with the originals. The graphics, sounds, and game play remain intact. One excellent place to look for online games is Every Video Game (http://www.everyvideogame.com). While the site does not in fact contain 'every video game' it does have a very large list of old games from the arcades, GameBoy, NES, and Master System all playable through your browser. Many remakes can also be found at Shockwave's site (http://www.shockwave.com/sw/actiongames/arcade_classics/).

Some of the old games have even been remade and updated for this modern world we now live in. Try doing a search for remakes of a game title you particularly enjoyed and you may be surprised at what you find. There are games that have been updated to be 3D, such as some old favourites of mine: Pac man (http://www.caiman.us/scripts/fw/f1292.html) and Barbarian (http://www.dgdevteam.tk/), and while these might not always be brilliant games or remakes in their own right, the thought and effort put in often leads to an enjoyable diversion. There are also more traditional versions of games that have just updated the code as well as possibly the graphics so that they can still be run.

So if you're feeling nostalgic or just can't get the hang of these new-fangled games that require you to push fifty buttons in a precise configuration just to jump, you may like to check out the emulation and remake scene. It's surprisingly entertaining to go back in time to when games were simple yet fun.

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Super Mario 64 [3D Mario for PC] 7.39 MB

2007-06-13T06:54:00.000-08:00

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The Future of Video Games

I've recently been thinking about where video games could be going in the future. I'm hoping to work in the game industry one day after I've finished university study and I've been wondering about it a lot. What do I want to see happen in the future? Well I may not have too many answers right now, but I have come up with a few ideas that I think may come into 'play' in the not too distant future.

Firstly forget Virtual Reality, as we know it. They've tried VR goggles and they made a lot of people sick in doing so. It's probably never going to work very well in its current form. They're still around and you can still buy them but they really don't seem to be taking off. It will probably take a lot to get people totally immersed and involved in a new form of game play. It's threatening to lose touch with the outside world and the people around you aren't going to appreciate it much either. The Sci-fi neural implants are also both a long way off and not likely to be accepted by a majority of the general populace without some severe marketing and luck. I for one am not planning on going through brain surgery just to have a computer attached to my head. In fact I never want anyone to able to plug into my brain.

A technology that was brought to my attention by a zealous presenter at the local 'Science and Technology Centre' (a sort of science museum aimed at making science fun for children and juvenile adults such as yours truly) is that of 'Augmented Reality'. Augmented Reality is essentially the overlaying of virtual elements onto the real world, such as a pair of transparent glasses that can display certain elements over the top of what is actually there. I agree with the presenter in that this could indeed have some awesome potential. Forget all the socially beneficial applications such as workmen being able to view underground pipes before digging, think about it from a games point of view. This technology could provide gamers with the ability to run around looking like complete idiots shooting at things that aren't actually there and that no one else can see, kind of like in the film 'They Live!' The upside to this is that it would be a lot of fun. A group of people from the University of South Australia created the 'ARQuake' project, http://wearables.unisa.edu.au/projects/ARQuake/www/, merging the classic shooter Quake with this Augmented Reality technology. Again, this technology may not ever become overly popular, but it would be entertaining to play with.

Technology has driven the games industry for a long time with new games always trying to keep one step ahead of the competition. It started way back at the dawn of technology and it continues to this day. 2D graphics gave way to 3D and 3D is becoming ever better. Graphics are starting to lose the ability to impress like they once did. The step between Quake 2 and 3 was amazing, but DOOM 3 while being visually very impressive isn't leaps and bounds ahead of its competitors in the same way new games used to be. 2D graphics encountered a similar problem; there comes a point where you just can't do much more with graphics technology. It is this that turns graphics from striving for technological achievement to becoming art. It is my hope that we will start turning away from tech demos and return to game play and making great entertainment. Games such as Zelda: The Wind Waker or The Sims that strive to show greater depth of character through simplifying the game enough to portray emotions will hopefully become more common (and more fun? but that's just one person's view?). Technology plays a certain part in the conveying of emotions and story but it's quite hard to focus on everything at once. When technology is easier and less essential to game sales we'll hopefully see an increase in games that cast a lasting impression.

Somewhat unfortunately the rise of the 'Casual Gamer' will probably lead to more simplistic games being released. While personally I would love to see depth of story and characters, there are a significant number of players out there who want to pick up a game for twenty minutes or so, have a bit of fun, and then put it down until another time. These gamers are generally less interested in the latest greatest technology and more interested in a 'fast food' kind of entertainment that satisfies the moment, despite the lack of quality or the lasting effects. Hopefully the two game types can co-exist peacefully although recently it has been seen that some developers are cutting down on some of the planned depth of a title in order to accommodate the more casual gamer.

As technology pushes forwards boundaries are slowly being broken down between systems. We saw the Bleemcast a few years back enabling the running of Playstation games on the Dreamcast, and the PC is able to run almost anything given the right emulation software. Consoles are able to emulate other consoles and new consoles are being announced that promise the ability to play PC games. The Xbox 2 is reported to have a model in planning that comes in a PC case and with the ability to run both PC software and Xbox software. Macs can emulate Windows software and vice-versa. We'll probably start seeing less of a distinction between consoles and PCs as the price of technology continues to drop and consoles continue to become more and more powerful and able to compete with the more expensive computers. Ideally we'll see a single platform come into prominence so that everything can be run without purchasing a copious number of different machines, although that does have a downside in that it can establish a monopoly for one particular company.

The technology price drop and increase in power has also lead to more powerful hand-held machines than before. Real games, not just simple toys are now available for the portable market. The advent of PDAs and mobile phones with the ability to play games raises awareness of portable gaming and new competitors are starting to get in on the field that was once primarily dominated by Nintendo's GameBoy. There is a new product, the gp32, that can run many different emulators and hence, many different system's games (including some PC games).

I can't say for sure what's going to happen but these are just a few ideas that I've had recently. Hopefully the games industry will continue to strive towards new heights with new and interesting game play, stories, characters and ideas. I'm looking forward to seeing what happens in the next few years.

Daniel Punch

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2007-06-13T06:50:00.001-08:00

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Ingredients For A Great Game

There are millions of computer games out there on the market, how do you make your game best selling? What features have to be included? I have taken a look on previously best sellers trying to determine what makes a great game.

Set the player in focus

The player wants to be in focus in the game, he or she wants to feel that he can control the outcome of the game. It doesn't have to be easy, or it shouldn't. The harder the game is the better the player will feel when he has completed the game and won.

For example in Sid Meiers Civilization the player is set in focus and can affect the outcome of the game. She knows that it's up to her if she wins or loose. This concept is seen in virtually all best sellers, Doom, Civilization, The Sims, Sim City, Warcraft, Command&Conquer to name a few.

This can also be done in games that are heavily built on a story. For example in several adventure games by Lucas Arts the concept of that the player can control his or her destiny is used frequently. Developers should look out for basing the game too much on what the computer does or other factors.

Simplicity

Never underestimate simplicity; a gamer does not generally like to read hundreds of pages to be able to play a game. Sure advanced features could be included, but still the player should within ten minutes be able to understand what the game is about and how it is played. If the gamer doesn't the game will probably be turned into a dust collector in the basement.

Here the design of the menus and the interface comes in. Avoid having strange controls, like the firing button on F for example. If you were making a 3rd person shooter you would want to use the same set of controls as other games in the sector do.

The menus should be easy to understand, I have reviewed a lot of games were the menus are made out of symbols without any text. This is not recommended since the interpretation of a symbol is highly subjective; try to mix symbols with text.

Action

With action I don't necessarily mean violence. There should however be something happening in the game, and when it happens the player should really notice it. For example killing an enemy in a 3rd person shooter should generate blood, building a police station in Sim City should reduce crime, killing the last enemy in Warcraft should generate victory, ok I guess you got the picture. Perhaps this seems quite basic, and it is, but still some developers don't think in these terms.

Story

Never ever underestimate a game story. If you read any gaming magazine today you notice that there is an awful lot of focus on the graphics. The graphics are important but they mean nothing if the background story sucks. Of course this isn't true if a game is ground breaking. Doom didn't have a very well developed story but still it was ground breaking because people had never seen nothing like it before.

But generally the story is important, sometimes a player wants to feel part of something bigger.

To name a few examples we could start with virtually all role playing games. However don't do the mistake of writing the story too complicated. A simple story or shorter story should work fine as long as the story is good.

Graphics

Yes well I have to mention it. Graphics serve one purpose as I see it; they enhance the game play and all the other factors I have mentioned. They are important in the sense that they communicate the game to the player. They don't have to be stunning but they should serve a purpose.

A recent example of this is Command&Conquer Generals, the graphics are good, they serve a purpose and they enhance the gaming experience. However the game in question was not that long-lived for various other reasons.

There are several games with bad graphics that are still fun to play for example Warcraft 2 or Sid Meiers old classic, Pirates.

Things that people can relate to

A bestseller game has to include something that the player can relate to in some way. The Sims that is the world's best selling game right now have several factors that people can relate to in real life. However remember that different people relate to different things.

Say that a person just saw a science fiction movie and thinks "I really want to fly a space ship like in that movie", so the person in question starts a search for such a game. This is also one of the reasons the Warcraft series become very popular, the Orcs and other characters in the game people remember from reading Tolkien's book.

Developing a game about solving equations will probably not be a hit since far too few people relate to it. These are the main factors that create a good game, if these factors are followed you will probably have a pretty good game. There are of course other elements that make a difference; marketing is one of them that will be more important as the gaming scene grows.

Daniel Westerstal is the editor of: http://www.uziana.com/ which features many reviews and other PC gaming related content.

Worms 3D

2007-06-13T06:47:00.001-08:00

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Are You A PC Gamer And Want The Best Out Of Your Graphics Card?

Introduction

In this article you will learn how to get the most out of your graphics card by installing new drivers and tweaking Windows. The guide is based around Windows XP Professional Edition but you can use the same guide to tweak other Windows operating systems.

Step 1.

The first thing you need to know what graphics card you are using. The most popular graphics card companies are nVidia and ATi. Both these companies have an excellent range of products and offer excellent service. Once you know what graphics card you are using, then head over to the companies website where you can download the latest drivers.

Drivers are software that runs your graphics card, printer or scanner correctly. Being up to date with drivers will help solve issues that may arise with modern PC games. Just recently I had to update my drivers to fix a problem I had with a game I recently purchased, and this solved my problem.

OK once you have downloaded your drivers for your graphics card make sure you create a restore point using the utility System Restore. This can be done my click Start->Programs->Accessories->System Tools and then System Restore. Then follow the on screen instructions to create the restore point. By doing this it makes sure that if a problem occurs after you installed the new drivers, you can return to the restore point to see if the problem is the drivers you installed.

Once you've finished creating your restore point, you need to install your drivers. This can done by double clicking on the file you downloaded and then you follow the on screen instructions. After you've installed your drivers you will have to restart Windows so the changes can take effect.

If everything goes according to plan you should see an increase in performance in your games and you will not need to go back to your restore point. If you do have problems, use your restore point to go back and fix the problems. If the problem persists, then contact the company that made your graphics card.

Step 2.

Make sure you have the latest version of DirectX. This can be done by going onto the Microsoft website http://www.microsoft.com and searching DirectX. Once you've downloaded the latest version, you will need to create another restore point. One person I know installed the latest version of DirectX and then had problems afterwards, and because they didn't create a restore point they couldn't fix the problem and so they needed to reformat their computer to solve the problem. Again to create a restore point, go to Start->Programs->Accessories->System Tools and then System Restore.

Once you've created the restore point install the latest version of DirectX by double clicking on the file you just downloaded. Follow the on screen instructions and once you've finished you will have to restart your Windows.

Step 3.

In this step I will guide you through tweaking Windows XP. The first step will be changing the performance of Windows, to do this right-click on My Computer and then Properties->Advanced->Performance->Settings and select 'Adjust for best Performance'.

The next step is to change your Themes, so right-click on your desktop and select Properties. Under the Themes tab set your theme to Windows Classic.

About The Author

I run a small PC gaming website called Gaming Archive. I'm currently a student in England studying ICT. steve.hames@gaming-archive.com

AirStrike3D

2007-06-13T06:33:00.001-08:00

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Create Computer Games - Get Started on Creating Your Own Virtual Worlds

I've always loved video games, ever since I first played them on a friend's computer in the afternoon after elementary school. There's something almost magical about the fact that we can move images around and interact with virtual worlds, a living fantasy presented for us to interact with however we please. I've also always wanted to make games myself but, until recently, didn't have the technical knowledge to do so. Now, I'm a second year software engineering student, so if I weren't able to code a game without too many dramas there'd be something drastically wrong. But what about the common person: the person for whom the term 'memory leak' conjures up images of their grandfather, 'pipeline' is where the water flows, and 'blitting' is unheard of? Well, everyone can get in on the game creation process, and you don't even need to learn 'real' programming to do so.

So where do games start? With an idea. Games, like all fiction, require an idea to be successful. Sure, in the same way you can just sit down and write a story without foresight, you can jump on in and slap a game together. However, unless you get ridiculously lucky, the best works are usually the ones that have been well thought out beforehand.

There are two methods of planning a project. You can start from a known technological standpoint and build your project on top of that or you can just go for the design, add as many features and ideas as you like, and then remove the ones that you can't use when you've decided on the technology you're going to implement the game with. In general, the second type is probably the best one to go with when designing games. When you're first starting out however, the first option will save you many headaches.

So, for a first game you're going to want a pretty simple idea. Don't get me wrong, crazy-go-nuts game ideas are fantastic, and there should be more of them out there, but you're not going to be able to create a real world simulator with fifty billion virtual people all interacting real time with your actions having a butterfly effect on the future of the virtual universe when it's just your first game. Really. Many people try it; none that I know of have succeeded. Imitation is the best way to start out. Simple games such as 'Space Invaders', 'Tetris', 'Pacman' or even 'Pong' are great places to start. All are largely simple to create but have some inherent challenges. 'Pacman' for example, requires path finding for the ghosts. I recommend that you start even simpler than that for your very first attempt. 'Space Invaders' is a nice point to jump in. You can make a simple, complete game without much effort and it's almost infinitely extensible.

If you're stuck for an idea, pick a genre that you enjoy. Do you love adventure games such as 'Monkey Island', 'Grim Fandango', 'Space Quest', 'King's Quest' etc.? Design one of those. Are you into fighting games like 'Street Fighter', 'Tekken', 'Soul Calibur', 'Mortal Kombat' and so on? Come up with an idea for that. Do you like first person shooters such as 'Quake', 'Half Life' or 'Doom'? I don't recommend it as a first project, but you can always give it a go. Feel free to be as generic as you like, this is a learning experience after all.

Now that you have your idea it's time to flesh it out. Don't worry about the technology or the fact that you may not know how to actually implement a game just yet, just grab yourself some paper and a pencil and go crazy with ideas. Describe the main characters, game play, goals, interactions, story, and key mappings, anything you can think of. Make sure you have enough detail so that someone can read through the notes and play through the game in their head with relative accuracy. Changing game design during the coding process is almost always a bad idea. Once it's set, it should remain set until the tweaking phase (I'll go into this more later) or you're likely to enter 'development hell', where the project goes on and on; more and more work is done with less and less outcome.

At the end of this period of your game creation, you should have the following:

- A written outline of the game's characters and possibly a sketch or two (be they space ships, yellow circles, cars or the prince of the dark kingdom of Falgour, you need to know who or what the player will be and who they will compete against)

- A written outline of the story (if there is one, this isn't too vital for 'Space Invaders' or 'Tetris', but for 'Uber Quest: An Adventure of Awesomeness' it's a really good idea)

- A description of game play, written or storyboarded. Storyboards are visual representations of ideas. Draw your characters in actions, with arrows showing the flow of action and short written descriptions detailing the events occurring in your image (because some of us aren't fantastic artists and our images can be a little? open to interpretation?)

Now that you have a fleshed out idea, it's time to work out how this will all get put together. If you've gotten to this point and are worried that you're going to have to spend years learning complex programming languages in order to implement your idea, fear not! Others have already done the hard yards for you. There are many RAD (Rapid Application Development) Tools available for game creation, a number of which are available for free online. Some of them still require you to learn a 'scripting language' (a simplified programming language made for a specific task) but in general this isn't too complicated or involved. I've compiled a brief list of some of these I have found at the end of the article. The free ones are listed first, organized by game genre.

Well, that should be enough to get you started in the creation of your game. The most important thing to remember once you've gotten this far is that you need to complete your game. Many people start a project and then lose interest and it fails, or they keep moving on to one new project after another without finishing anything. Start small, build a working (if simple) game that is, above all else, complete. When you get to this stage you will always have a huge number of things that you wish to change, fix etc. but you'll get a great feeling from knowing that it is, in its way, finished.

From this point, you can start the tweaking phase. Play your game a few times and ask others to do the same. Take note of what isn't fun or could be better and change things here. At this stage, it is more important than ever to keep backups of previous versions so that if a change doesn't work you can go back and try something different without losing any of your work. It is at this point that you can add all new features, improve graphics and sounds, whatever you please, safe in the knowledge that you're working on a solid foundation.

When you're happy with your game, why not share it with the world? There are many cheap or free places out there for you to host your files on and then you can jump on link lists and forums and let everyone know about your creation. Well, I hope that this has been a helpful introduction into the art of creating games. It's a great deal of fun, and can open whole new avenues of creative expression for you to explore. Jump in and have fun!

Links:

General Game Creation: (Tools that allow easy creation of many different game types) Game Maker: http://www.gamemaker.nl MegaZeux: http://megazeux.sourceforge.net/

Adventure Games: (Games such as Monkey Island, King's Quest, Space Quest etc.) Adventure Game Studio: http://www.bigbluecup.com AGAST: http://www.allitis.com/agast/ 3D Adventure Studio: http://3das.noeska.com/ ADRIFT (for text adventures): http://www.adrift.org.uk/

Role Playing Games (RPGs): (Games such as Final Fantasy, Breath of Fire, Diablo) OHRPG: http://www.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/ RPG Toolit: http://www.toolkitzone.com/

Fighting Games: (Games such as Street Fighter, Mortal Kombat, Tekken, Soul Calibur etc.) KOF91: http://sourceforge.net/projects/kof91/ MUGEN (unfortunately the site is largely in French): http://www.streetmugen.com/mugen-us.html

Side-Scrolling Games: (Games such as the 2D Mario Games, Sonic the Hedgehog, Double Dragon etc.) The Scrolling Game Development Kit: http://gamedev.sourceforge.net/

There are many others available as well. One particularly useful site for finding game creation tools is: http://www.ambrosine.com/resource.html

Also of note, although not freeware, are the excellent game creation tools available by Clickteam at: http://www.clickteam.com/English/ Klik and Play and The Games Factory in particular are the programs to have a look at and download the free demos of.

If you really want to do things right and program the game yourself, there are some excellent programming resources available at the following locations:

Java Game Programming: http://fivedots.coe.psu.ac.th/~ad/jg/ http://www.gamedev.net/reference/articles/article1262.asp http://javaboutique.internet.com/tutorials/Java_Game_Programming/

Visual Basic Game Programming: http://markbutler.8m.com/vb-tutorial.htm

C++ Game Programming: http://www3.telus.net/alexander_russell/course_dx/introduction_dx.htm http://www.rit.edu/~jpw9607/tutorial.htm

General Information: http://www.gamedev.net/ http://www.gamasutra.com/

Daniel Punch M6.Net http://www.m6.net Daniel Punch is a university student learning how to make a living through having fun.

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Counter Strike, The Beginner of Broad Band PC Gaming

This is the world of 21st century, the century of technologies. Every thing is fast now a days and as far as the Computers and games are concerned, they are at the top of all. Every one these days like playing games and some of them love it. Well few years ago PC gaming was not so advance and usually was single user based and if any one wanted to play with any other player then one must have an extra input or any compatible playing device .

An era of new technology began after the entrance of Network gaming or Multiplayer gaming which revolutionized the PC gaming world.

The term of multiplayer gaming was that from now on if a person wants to play a certain game with any other person the he can easily connect to the other person's computer using broad band internet connection .

Usually before the arrival of Broad Band, games were played thorough Modem. This was perfect in those days as the games were not too heavy and only few packets of data are sent and received. However over the years this scene has changed greatly.

SWITCHING TO BROADBAND:

Now a days multiplayer games send and receive more data and therefore need faster protocol for sending and receiving data items. Amongst those of course is COUNTER STRIKE.

Few years ago when there was no concept of Broad Band, one would really be able to get anything faster than the ISDN connection. But today as compared to the past we have much greater availability and much greater broad band technology like DSL and Cable Modem as compare to normal dialup modem. So PC gaming has become very much advance and high quality games can be played at a very high speeds. Counter Strike is the most popular multiplayer game using Broad Band Connection. THE GAME :

Without any doubt it is the most popular game played over the years and is the modification of half life developed by Valve. It is FPS (First Person Shooter) type game and is totally action packed. The game is divided into two teams The Terrorist Forces and The Counter Terrorist Forces. The game is played on some Maps which have different locations and objectives. According to these Maps the Counter Terrorists and the Terrorist Forces assassinate/ Escapes, Hostages/ Rescues and diffuse bomb etc..

WEAPONS AND OTHER EQUIPMENTS:

Weapons armors and other equipment are very important parts of the game. There is a wide variety of different equipments like night vision, hand grenades and other pistols and guns. The player have to buy those stuff. In order to buy ammos and other equipments, player must be in a shopping cart area and more importantly have funds in his account.

There are a lot of small and big, simple and advance equipments available in Counter Strike pistols and sub machine guns are the main features of the game. Each Weapon is different from other. Thus all the Weapons and equipment gives a realistic touch to the game. Money management is one of the most important part of the game. Therefore by buying a particular equipment or weapon and using at the time when it is needed will take the player at the top of the game without any involvement of difficulty.

PLAYING THE GAME:

As there are two teams i-e Counter Terrorists and Terrorists. The player has option of either joining either of the team. A server is created by any player usually by the host and every player must join that server in order to play the game.

The Counter Terrorist look to eliminate the Terrorists completely or fulfill the map objectives while the Terrorist forces look to completely destroy the Counter Terrorists. Thus different Map have different challenges and strategies for each team.

When a player dies he is unable to continue playing until the whole round ends until the ending of the round the player enters a spectator mode which they are free to roam around throughout the map and check out all the remaining actions.

CONCLUSION:

It can be concluded in a way that Counter Strike will always have this privilege that it is the starter of the prefect broad band PC gaming which will lead to revolutionize the PC gaming world.

Hello

I m Fahad Ahmed Bashir the student of Software Engineering in department of computer science karachi university.

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