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Comment Turn them off? (Score 1) 383

by Vectorman0 on Tuesday May 18, 2010 @11:05AM (#32253032) Attached to: Mobile 'Remote Wipe' Thwarts Secret Service

They seriously can't turn them off temporarily before they stash the mobile devices out of range of service?

MAME Ported To the Dingoo A320 44

Posted by Soulskill on Sunday July 12, 2009 @03:13AM from the seven-people-are-thrilled dept.

Busshy writes "Slaanesh has released a port of MAME for the Dingoo A320 (the console that comes with GBA, SNES, CPS1 and Megadrive emulators built-in), with support for thousands of old arcade games. You will have to install Dingoo Linux to be able to use MAME on the Dingoo. Some tutorial videos are available."

Map Editor, Photoshop Tool Coming To Braid 44

Posted by Soulskill on Tuesday April 14, 2009 @10:41PM from the all-things-in-time dept.

Erik J writes "Braid creator Jonathon Blow has revealed that a map editor and image tool will be added to the popular puzzle game. First, though, Braid will receive a patch to fix some issues players have reported. Blow explains: 'After I get a new version out in a few days that fixes the problems some people are having, and when more people have played/finished the game, I am going to post some documentation for the editor. The way it works is you can make levels with the editor (up to a full game, potentially) and run that with -universe later... also a tool will be released that lets you take Photoshop files and import them into the game, if you want to put new graphics in your levels.' It is unclear if these capabilities are coming only to PC or to the Xbox 360 version as well."

Asperger Syndrome Tied To Low Cortisol Levels 156

Posted by timothy on Thursday April 02, 2009 @02:36PM from the years-of-single-minded-study dept.

caffiend666 writes "According to a Health Day article, low levels of a stress hormone may be responsible for the obsession with routine and dislike for new experiences common in children with a certain type of autism. 'This study suggests that children with AS may not adjust normally to the challenge of a new environment on waking,' study researcher David Jessop, from the University of Bristol, said in the news release. 'This may affect the way they subsequently engage with the world around them.'"

Comment No, we shoudn't need it. (Score 1) 167

by Vectorman0 on Monday October 09, 2006 @03:41PM (#16368519) Attached to: Do Gamers Really Need HDTV?

S-Video on a standard definition set should suffice. However, now developers are making games on a HDTV's and don't realize that some things that are made super fine, such as text, can't be made out on a regular set. This can make games very hard to play. I think the biggest push for HDTV is coming from the companies, not the people playing the games.

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