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Crysis: Warhead Review
Author: Mr Butterscotch | Published: Oct 11,2008
 Crysis: WarheadFormat: PC DVDPrice: £19.99 ($30)Available: Now8/10Take on the fight as the volatile Sergeant “Psycho” Sykes in a new parallel story taking place during the events of Crysis. Psycho’s secret mission will take him to the other side of the island on a ruthless pursuit of a North Korean general hell-bent on obtaining powerful technology. With the versatile powers of his Nanosuit and an arsenal of fully customisable weapons and vehicles at his disposal, Sykes will do whatever it takes to carry out his top-secret objective. Action on the other side of the island is more intense, the battles are fierce, and the mission protocol is no longer “Adapt to Survive.” As Sergeant Sykes, now you must adapt to dominate the battle. Twin SMG’s blazing, seizing new vehicles, or going stealth, the action and the victory is on your terms.Crysis: Warhead is the latest pulse-racing instalment of 2007’s PC Game of the Year. This time round you play as Sergeant Sykes, with a vital mission to recover the technology that an enemy general wishes to own, at any cost.This time round there are more dynamic gameplay elements, customisable weapons, new vehicles, more locations and a fully interactive war zone to dominate – whether you want to play in a guns-out way or you’re more of a stealth merchant.Warhead is an extremely clever and very exciting stand-alone expansion pack, meaning that you don’t need the original Crysis in order to play it. What makes it even better though is the reverse-engineered and altered graphical engine – it will now play on more machines than the original Crysis (which, let’s face it, even with a hugely powerful PC, you might not be able to crank it to full settings graphically).This should mean that a wider audience can access the fun of Crysis – and it really is a lot of fun. The physics aspects remain (picking up soldiers, throwing them into rocks, other soldiers etc, punching vehicles and so on) and the nano-suit remains integral in the battle scenario. Exactly how do you want to target that Korean base up ahead? Go stealth like the predator, sneak up and take them out? Or would you rather engage your strength suit to neutralise any weapon kick-back and go all out? Ii really does make a difference to the strategic play.Unfortunately, the game suffers from being extremely short – there are perhaps only around six hours gameplay to be had here. However, there are a bunch of multiplayer options (that now brilliantly includes team deathmatch), with some new online modes and 21 maps – seven of which are new.Perhaps the only real gripes that I have with the game are that firstly it can be a little too linear (I actually found places in Crysis where you couldn’t access and these became more apparent in Warhead) and the enemy AI – which at times reacted a little too oddly to what I was up to. Nonetheless, Crysis Warhead is an absolutely solid title and the parallel storyline adds to the original game if you’ve played it.If you liked Crysis, or even if you like first person shooters in general, then you’ll probably want to play this. It’s well worth a look.
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BD add-on for Xbox 360 rumors
Author: Mel | Published: Oct 9,2008
Rumors are circulating again that a Blu-ray addon for the Xbox 360 will soon be made available. This rumor has been circulating for the last few months especially after HD-DVD’s defeat in the format wars, the losing format being backed by Microsoft. Sony has already made a statement that a BD in Xbox 360 is something that they will welcome. The rumors have gained traction because of reports that Toshiba-Samsung finishing the development of a BD add-on for the Xbox 360.But it looks like this is just another unfounded rumor, especially in light of the fact that online distribution is the direction that the Xbox 260 wants to take. Until I see an actual BD add-on on display I’ll most likely believe these future add-ons as just hokum.
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Rennsport Wheel Stand for couch racers
Author: Mel | Published: Oct 7,2008
 My plans to purchase the Logitech G25 racing wheel has been postponed because of some unforeseen circumstances but that hasn’t stopped me from shopping around for cool accessories to my future steering wheel purchase.Take for example this wonderful space saving solution to setting up your racing wheel. The
Halloween Costumes for Geeks
Author: Andrew G.R. | Published: Oct 1,2008
 For kids, Halloween is all about candy. For teens, it’s an excuse for deviant behavior. And for adults, it’s all about living vicariously. Hence the number of slutty pirate costumes.But as the dudes who dressed up as iPhones last year proved, geeks partake in the fun too!If you don’t feel like looking like Stephen Hawking, here are some of the geekier costumes I’ve see so far.Geek Couple: Plug and SocketOdd Geek Out: Hung Like a HorseGeek Girl Looking for Action: TwisterNostalgic Geek: Pez DispenserGuaranteed to Go Home Alone Geek: Pickle VendorGrow the F Up Geek: Speed RacerThree Years Too Late Geek: CartmanBest Friend Geeks: Steve Jobs and Bill GatesI might have a party to go to. For now, I’m 404 costume not found. Any ideas?
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Warhammer Online Community Site Is Live
Author: Mr Butterscotch | Published: Oct 1,2008
 Warhammer Online: Age of ReckoningHammer of War Online is announcing the launch of its Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning dedicated community site. This site will include commentary about everything a player needs to know about classes, PvE and RvR Combat, tradeskills, leveling, equipment, and more. For fans of Warhammer Online, this website offers not only a staff of dedicated bloggers to churn out the content, but also player submitted stories, forums, and a screenshot, fan art, and player gallery. While there are several general MMO sites out there today, no website devoted to Warhammer Online offers the amount of information and community as Hammer of War Online. The website is now in its third week of launch and continues to provide up to date and relevant information. This information will continue to expand to cover everything from general information to reviews to full length guides.By submitting questions, screenshots, builds, interviews, videos, tips, and more, Warhammer Online fans can form the information that other players use and provide useful feedback to the developers on how to make the game better. Hammer of War Online is also continually looking to hire new and talented bloggers to contribute to the website.This is a call for all fans of the game to check out Hammer of War Online, join the community, submit stories, and give input on the future of Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning. War is everywhere in Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning, the new fantasy MMORPG from the creators of Dark Age of Camelot. Warhammer Online features next generation Realm vs. Realm (RvR) game play that will immerse players in a world of perpetual conflict for years to come. Based on the famous Games Workshop licence created 25 years ago, the popular Warhammer fantasy world is one of the most elaborated to date.Dominated by force of arms and magic, Warhammer Online provides a rich setting for players to experience the glory of battle and the epic nature of a war ravaging the Old World. Players can experience many different kinds of adventures, with the chance to play together as a group or individually, through different types of PvP (Player vs Player) or PvE (Player vs Environment). Every aspect of the game - every player, every quest, every encounter, and every battle - can turn the tide of the ongoing war and mean victory for your Realm!
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Neat Receipts
Author: Jim | Published: Oct 1,2008
 How many times has this happened to you… you buy something at the store, or eat lunch/dinner outside. You then get the receipt and pay for it, keep the receipt in your pocket or wallet or bag… soon to find out that you lost it… and just when you’re getting ready to do your expense accounts. Ouch! What do you do? The Neat Company makes life easy for you. You just need to hold on to that receipt until you get it scanned and stored digitally in your laptop or PC. Look to the left and see how it works! Neat, isn’t it!Key Features:Scan in receipts to:- Save digital copies of receipts and records of vendors, dates, and totals- Create expense reports and manage business and personal expenses- Keep track of expenses for tax time (records accepted by the IRS)- Export data to PDF, Excel®, Quicken®, QuickBooks®, TurboTax®Scan in business cards to:- Keep digital images of cards and contact information- Capture name, address, company title, etc.- Create your own searchable contact database- Export data to Outlook and moreScan in documents to:- Create searchable PDF files- Edit text using copy/paste- Organize and store in your digital filing system
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Ctrl-Alt-Del cups for the geek’s home
Author: Jim | Published: Sep 30,2008
 Awesome! Reminds me of my good ‘ol Windows environment days… though I wonder now when they’ll release the “Ctrl-Cmd-Esc” combo for the Mac users. Oh, well, maybe soon.This was created by Taiwan’s Mod Design group. Each of these combo cups comes with it’s very own “circuit board inspired” serving tray. Not really sure if this will soon market worldwide. They have a cool website though, hang around and subscribe to their mailing list to be the first to know when this will ship to you. I know, I know… maybe Christmas ok?Oh, by the way, these are ceramic cups! :)[via TechnaBob]
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USB Flower - Fragrance Oil Burner 08′
Author: Jim | Published: Sep 29,2008
 This has got to be one of the cutest USB oil fragrance burner I’ve seen. It’s still in it’s concept design stage by Fredrik Perman, and like you, I’m waiting for it to hit the stores. Hopefully before the holiday rush! :)DescriptionThis is a fragrance oil burner powered by USB. It’s currently ready for production, with injection tooling and engineering completed. Any fragrance can be achieved. These are 4 of my personal favourites.Personally, I think this will work best if you’re USB drives are to the side of your laptop. Forget about it if your USBs are at the back. Not sure if it will work through a USB hub. Not really sure.One thing I’m sure of though is that blog writing will be a little fragrance inspired. Imagine writing your memories to the smell of say…. daisies. Ah, marvelous isn’t it?So be wishing Fredrick a little luck, who knows this just may make it soon.[via Dvice]
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