 | Sunday, March 7, 2010 12:30 am |
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Couple starves real child while raising virtual child
Posted by: Foo_Guevara
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Oh, how the Koreans love their video games. The couple in this story left their child to die of malnutrition. They returned home from a 12 hour session of playing Prius Online to find their 3 month old daughter dead from starvation. GG.
Too bad the game looks lame. |
 | Saturday, March 6, 2010 11:40 am |
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Best video ever, of the day, right now.
Posted by: Foo_Guevara
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Sit back and soak in this series of clips from Deadly Prey. If Panaman could write, direct, and star in one movie, this would be it.
via everythingisterrible.com |
 | Wednesday, March 3, 2010 11:56 pm |
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Need a proxy? Use Google app engine!
Posted by: Foo_Guevara
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There's a great little tutorial I found, linked off of Lifehacker about how to leverage Google apps to create your own proxy. Definitely going to be using this to supplement my own home internet connection which is spotty at best. Give it a shot, looks pretty cool.
From lifehacker.com
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 | Wednesday, March 3, 2010 9:34 pm |
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Man sues for right to flip the bird at police officers.
Posted by: Foo_Guevara
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Robert Ekas of Oregon was ticketed for giving the finger to a police officer. Now he is suing the police for the right to flip off the cops.
Via BoingBoing |
 | Wednesday, March 3, 2010 8:58 am |
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16 Best Dystopian Novels of all time
Posted by: Foo_Guevara
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I like lists almost as much as I like stories about the grimdark future. I know there's some readers of this site that do too. Popcrunch just posted a list of the top 16 novels about the bleak future. Check it out. There's a few on there I haven't read, and I may just now.
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 | Monday, March 1, 2010 9:40 pm |
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Game Review - Command and Colors: Ancients
Posted by: Foo_Guevara
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Up for review this week is GMT Game's Command and Colors: Ancients. CCA is most definitely a war game, but to be more precise, it's a card-driven block war game. This is a breed apart from the standard grognard staple of hex and chit. This is not the first game to employ either blocks, or card-driven mechanics, but it's definitely my personal favorite of the genre. CCA is expanded by an entire line of similarly titled games that hope to recreate ancient battles on the tabletop, all within a reasonable amount of play time, and with a very simple set of core rules that will apply across all of the expansions.
Within the game box, you will find a clearly written rule book, a book full of scenarios that cover the time period of the battles between the Romans and Carthaginians, two well designed quick reference folios, a game board, some terrain overlays, and enough wooden blocks ...Read more... (4991 bytes more) |
 | Tuesday, February 23, 2010 10:56 am |
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Game Review - Conflict of Heroes:Awakening the Bear
Posted by: Foo_Guevara
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My opinion of war games changed in June of 2008 at Origins in Columbus when I was drawn to a large crowd at the Academy Games booth. On display was a soon to be released game called Conflict of Heroes: Awakening the Bear. You just didn't see this kind of crowd at the other war games booths like Multiman Publishing, or Avalanche Press. Until this time, war games were things that I would buy and look at on my shelf while wishing I had friends who could see how fun pushing stacks of tiny pieces of cardboard around a paper map could be.
The game designer, Uwe Eickert and his son Gunther were giving demos, and showing off this beautiful game. Let me stress beautiful. The game consists of gorgeous mounted map boards which can be arranged in many different configurations, as well as 1" square, thick tiles representing units. I won't call them chits, these things ar...Read more... (3610 bytes more) |
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