Comment Hackers (Score 1) 1200
Hackers...all of it.
Comment Re:Precision (Score 1) 257
Times like these are the only time I like Apple's policy of only making its products itself and using its own proprietary os's.
Comment Re:Stop teasing us! (Score 1) 77
HTML5 is already being used with Chrome and Firefox 4, and the IE9 beta.
Comment Re:Wrong title (Score 1) 145
I tried it and it was a little bit too in depth. It took weeks just to be able to "really play". It's probably really fun for veteran players though.
Comment Re:Won't the military have something to say about (Score 1) 309
Yep, there is no way this will pass because the military uses it, and we all know military trumps all.
Comment Re:Well no wonder (Score 1) 270
Do you honestly think that agency like that would use MS Access to store databases like that?
Comment Re:WTF? (Score 1) 527
But, it may help the economy by giving the government a cut of the money from the drugs. That is good and will also discourage people from doing them because there will be no taboo to "be cool".
Comment Re:Bob Who? (Score 1) 191
Are you sure your actually a nerd?
Comment Re:Asshole (Score 1) 121
Yep, well that guy must be really desperate. Typical politicians...
Comment Re:Oooh, shiny! (Score 1) 218
Borderlands was a 4 player co-op FPS, not a 3rd person co-op game. Anyways, I'm excited too, I enjoyed Oblivion and can't wait to see what Bethesda can do to this tired genre.
BioShock 2's First DLC Already On Disc 466
An anonymous reader writes with this quote from 1Up:
"Trouble is brewing in Rapture. The recently released Sinclair Solutions multiplayer pack for BioShock 2 is facing upset players over the revelation that the content is already on the disc, and the $5 premium is an unlock code. It started when users on the 2K Forums noticed that the content is incredibly small: 24KB on the PC, 103KB on the PlayStation 3, and 108KB on the Xbox 360. 2K Games responded with a post explaining that the decision was made in order to keep the player base intact, without splitting it between the haves and have-nots."
Comment Re:A full season in the snow (Score 1) 422
I gave it back to verizon so I could get a phone that would actually work. Sorry.
Comment Re:As always... (Score 1) 587
Exactly. I never associate violence in a game to real life. Why not ban R Rated Movies or PG-13 movies. Most PG-13 movies are worse then M-rated games. in my opinion.
Submission + - red hat joins the elite... by getting sued (cnet.com)
An anonymous reader writes: Red Hat has been sued by Software Tree, which claims JBoss (distributed by Red Hat) infringes a patent. They didn't go after previous infringers since they see Red Hat as having more money. Sigh.
Submission + - Cross-Platform Mobile Gaming Gaining Traction
andylim writes: Several mobile gaming companies are developing cross-platform multiplayer games allowing Android and iPhone users, for example, to play games against each other. Last month touchArcade reported on a cross-platform baseball game developed by Com2Us, called Homerun Battle 3D. Unlike turn-based multiplayer mobile games, Homerun Battle 3D, allows players to compete against each other instantly but you don't see the other player, instead you only get to see your competitor's score being updated. Pushing cross-platform multiplayer games even further, a company called Bulky Pix, has created a table football style game that displays the action as it happens — both players see the ball moving around. This hopefully suggests that first person shooter cross-platform multiplayer mobile games aren't far behind.
