Attorneys for the rock band Metallica filed a lawsuit yesterday against Harmonix and Red Octane claiming their upcoming Guitar Hero III and Rock Band games violated copyright. The band is fearful that album sales will be affected if fans can walk into any gaming store and buy an $80 video game that uses one of their songs.
Roll your katamari and collect lots of stuff in order to increase its size in this fun and quirky action game!
“A reader tipped us off today that Facebook has launched a version of the site for the iPhone. And - wow! - have they done a spectacular job with this.”
Over 50 excellent tips on how to give a killer presenatation, including how to pull it off with a hangover
Yes the Hotmail team has been quiet for a while since their v1 launch, however they’ve just launched a small but feature-packed update. As well as offering free accounts the new storage size of 5GB, paying customers (Hotmail Plus or MSN Premium) now get 10GB. Some other features include auto-away messages, useful for when you go on holiday, ..
Both the SD and HD versions are now available for download. The HD version weighs in at 5.3 GB.
What’s that about Blu-ray discs not being needed? According to Develop Magazine, Heavenly Sword has over 10 GB of sound FX, with three and a half hours of music, 4500 different lines of dialogue, and an hour and a half of cut scenes recorded in eleven different languages.
Still wondering why you submit an article on Digg or Reddit and it goes nowhere?
…it’s called ‘natural paint mixing’. Cool demo video to watch. Informative background details here: http://commit-digest.org/issues/2007-08-12/
From the Million Dollar Homepage to Designer Diaper Bags, these ideas should’ve died seconds after they were conceived.
It’s awesome to see Infinity Ward pulling out all the stops and not picking the lazy way out like EA did with their sports games. Plus, they mention that the PS3 will be getting some special COD4 flavored love and that we’ll hear about it soon.
Hot on the heels of last week’s benchmarking of the 2.4 GHz iMac, the folks over at Primate Labs have updated their iMac performance comparison charts to include scores from Apple’s top-of-the line 2.8GHz iMac Core 2 Extreme, as well as the new Mac mini.
