Top 10 Hardest NES Games
The following is a list of the Top 10 games on the NES that I believe are the hardest games in the NES library.
Archive for February 1, 2008
JUST NOW IN SWEDEN: Four indicted in Pirate Bay Case
Four people involved in the running of file-sharing site The Pirate Bay were indicted in Sweden on Thursday on charges of being accessories to breaking copyright law.
NASA Spacecraft Streams Back Surprises From Mercury
The recent flyby of Mercury by NASA’s MESSENGER spacecraft has given scientists an entirely new look at a planet once thought to have characteristics similar to those of Earth’s moon. The spacecraft also discovered a unique feature that scientists dubbed “The Spider.”
Evidence for New MacBook Pros
Despite persistent rumors of MacBook Pro updates, we’ve yet to see the rumored Penryn, Multi-touch trackpad MacBook Pro revisions. However, there appears to be ongoing evidence that the MacBook Pro updates are imminent.
The current MacBook Pros which were released in June carry a system identifi…
Domain Tasters Can Now Eat Dirt
Domain tasting might sound like a leisurely Sunday afternoon activity, but ICANN isn’t amused, and it has just proposed a crackdown plan that could make “tasting” and “front running” of domains an unprofitable activity.
The Pirate Bay: The Site is Safe, Even If We Lose in Court
In an few hours from now The Pirate Bay team will probably be charged with aiding or facilitating copyright infringement. If they are found guilty, they could receive sentences of up to 2 years in prison, but the site will remain online, no matter what.
Sony’s game division finally turns a profit
After bleeding red for months, Sony’s games division finally turned a profit last quarter. This after Sony slashed prices on consoles,
Transmission Becomes Default BitTorrent Client for Ubuntu
The popular cross-platform BitTorrent client Transmission, praised by its users for being full-featured but lightweight, is now officially the new default client for Ubuntu.
ISP Ordered to Reveal Identities of BitTorrent Anime Sharers
The High Court in Singapore has ordered an ISP to hand over the personal details of its customers who used BitTorrent to share Japanese anime titles, overturning a previous decision. The decision will likely pave the way to taking legal action against hundreds more BitTorrent users.
Breaking: Large Internet failure hits Africa and Asia
Large swathes of Asia, the Middle East and north Africa had their high-technology services crippled Thursday following a widespread Internet failure which brought many businesses to a standstill and left others struggling to cope.
EDGE is down for most of the midwest US
iPhone users are out of luck–along with any other AT&T Blackberry users, etc–as an Internet outage hits the central states
Computer shop sales pitch: ‘We remove Vista’ (PIC)
Shop manager Aaron Kaplan said they were prompted to put it up because so many people were having problems with Windows Vista, including compatibility issues with older software and trouble adjusting to the interface.
