Assassin’s Creed 2 E3 Trailer and Gameplay
Here is the new trailer and some gameplay of Assassin’s Creed 2, unveiled yesterday during Sony’s official E3 presentation. Enjoy! Assassin’s Creed 2 Trailer Assassin’s Creed 2 Gameplay
Monthly Archives: June 2009
Check Out “Sorry I’m Late” for a Grin
Look at this nifty little stop animation of a guy working furiously to get somewhere. It’s called “Sorry I’m Late” by Thomas Mankovsky. They used the floor of an auditorium (or maybe a church?) to make it appear that the hapless chap was walking across a wide range of obstacles. You can find the “making [...]
The Astounding World of the Future
Voted as best short film at the New York Comedy Film Festival, The Astounding World of the Future takes a tongue-in-cheek look at some amazingly accurate mid-20th century predictions of the year 2000. [Via Neatorama]
Twitter: the Choice for God, Guns and Grandmas
If you thought Twitter was exclusively home to tech-savvy college kids, think again. Reports show the micro-blogging service has some unusual uses among churchgoers and the military, while the site’s growth may in fact be driven by older users. MSNBC reports on a church in San Antonio where the congregation are not only encouraged to [...]
Star Wars: The Old Republic Cinematic Trailer
Yesterday, BioWare and LucasArts unveiled the first cinematic trailer of their upcoming MMORPG: Star Wars: The Old Republic. Star Wars: The Old Republic represents a new approach to online entertainment, featuring immersive storytelling, dynamic combat, and groundbreaking companion characters. The game takes place in the Star Wars™ galaxy approximately three hundred years after the events [...]
The Lego Spam Police
If you’re the type of person who forwards email chain letters, you better watch your back, because you might be the next victim of… The Spam Police!
Microsoft Unveils Awesome New Wireless Controller: The Human Body
Yesterday, as part of Microsoft’s E3 presentation, the company unveiled Project Natal, the much rumored motion controller we’ve told you about a few weeks ago. If you think the Wii and its Wiimote were the next best thing since sliced bread, boy will you be in for a shock when you see how this thing [...]
iPhone Survives Car
By Casey Lynn Contributing Writer, [GAS] Most of the issues that I’ve had with the iPhone involved altercations with the carrier, AT&T, but my opinion of the device increased a little today when I discovered an unexpected perk: it’s more durable than I thought. The iPhone below survived being run over by my father’s Chevy [...]
Some Very Bad News for IBM and Apple
First the good news. It’s the new Commodore 128PC. A computer breakthrough with all the power of its competition at half the price. The commodore 128PC has the same memory as the IBM PCJr or the Apple IIc. It has 80 column color capability. The IBM PCjr doesn’t. It’s expandable to 512K of memory. The [...]
PSP marketing staff hit ‘Go’ too soon
Sony has mistakenly unveiled the new edition of its handheld console, the PSP Go. The biggest change is that the UMD drive has gone, leaving a considerably smaller and lighter console. The Go (pictured via Eurogamer.net) isn’t expected to get an official airing until tomorrow at the E3 video games conference. However, a video detailing [...]
Monday Morning Humor: Cool Guys Don’t Look at Explosions
Aired on Sunday evening during the 2009 edition of the MTV Movie Awards, this video takes a look at one of the most hilarious action-movie cliche: Heroes walking away from explosions in slow-motion.
Microsoft Bing: The Decision Engine
Did you know that Microsoft’s new search engine, Bing, went live this morning? Redmond dubs its new service as a decision engine, and after using it for an hour, I have to agree with them. I decided that I liked Google more… for now. What I find really strange is that everything Bing does, it [...]
