Here is a list of all Achievements in Duke Nukem Forever. [Read more…]
Archives for June 2011
E3: Most Exciting Game Announcements
The Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) held their annual video game conference and show just a couple weeks ago at the Los Angeles Convention center. In case you missed it, here are some of the most exciting game announcements: [Read more…]
Why the iCloud won’t be My Cloud
Article first published as Why the iCloud Won’t be My Cloud on Technorati.
Talk of “cloud computing” and “cloud services” has been in the air for years, but (despite the remaining ambiguity in the minds of consumers) recent developments have garnered a little more of the consumer electronics limelight for this burgeoning technology. [Read more…]
Use Passwords Wisely to Increase Security
Image curtesy of Gustavo Pimenta
Over the past few months, there have been reports of several high profile hacks, in which consumer data has been exposed. Sometimes even passwords are being exposed. In these times, it’s important to have a good system in place to manage passwords to your sensitive accounts. [Read more…]
L.A. Noire: Unofficial Case Guides Now Available for Amazon Kindle
Encouraged by the amount of traffic my walkthroughs for L.A. Noire have been getting, I compiled, re-edited, and published my guides as an eBook, now available for $0.99 on the Amazon Kindle
The book is currently available exclusively from Amazon, but I am investigating other avenues to increase distribution. Don’t worry; I will keep you dedicated readers updated on my progress.
Please take the time to support us as you are cracking cases and racking up stars.
Amazon Helps Bloggers Make Money
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L.A. Noire Review
[Article first published as Xbox 360 Review: L.A. Noire on Blogcritics.]
Taking their cues from the film noir cinema style, Rockstar Games (creators of the hit Grand Theft Auto
L.A. Noire
Quick Tip: Taking Screenshot in Ubuntu
Taking a screenshot in Ubuntu is very simple. [Read more…]
Thoughts on the Duke Nukem Forever Demo
[Article first published as Thoughts on the Duke Nukem Forever Demo on Blogcritics.]
After more than a decade of promising and procrastination, Duke Nukem Forever
Path App for Android in Beta Testing
I got started on my Path after reading a wonderful introduction to this innovative photo-based social network on Wired.com. At the time, I was using an iPhone, and the user-friendly Path app made it easy to become familiar with the system; however, when I switched to my EVO, this was one of my apps that didn’t have an Android counterpart. Thankfully, this is soon to change.
In a serendipitous moment of Twitter bravery, I responded to a tweet by Path founder Dave Morin asking him if an Android version was yet in existence. Much to my delight, and surprise, I received a response from the official Path twitter account informing me of the upcoming beta testing program and that I would be welcome to join if interested.
A couple weeks after my affirmative response, I am now up and running with the beta version of Path for Android. Look forward to more updates on this development in the future, and in the meantime get started on your own Path.