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Written by Knight Systems Incorporated, Ghana
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Tuesday, 09 March 2010 10:17 |
Kratos wants to do one thing: kill Zeus. It's the only goal that the "Ghost of Sparta" has in the entirety of God of War 3, and everything from the epic beginning moments to the final credits serves to make that happen. If you haven't played the first two games and you have a PlayStation 3, it's worth your time to pick them up and get up to speed on how our "hero" became what he is today. Also, don't skip on the PSP adventure Chains of Olympus. You can't respect how something ends before you know how it began. |
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Thursday, 04 March 2010 15:04 |
 The Opera Web browser has taken a big step forward with the release of version 10.50, a significant update that brings some nice new features and a number of radical improvements under the hood. Opera Software contends that it has taken the lead in performance, leap-frogging its competitors. We conducted benchmarking and some hands-on tests to determine if the new Opera lives up to the hype. Although Opera was one of the early pioneers of the browser market, it has failed to gain significant traction. |
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Written by Knight Systems Incorporated, Ghana
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Thursday, 04 March 2010 07:16 |
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Kratos is starting to look long in the tooth. His gruff growl, his single-minded pursuit of the gods, his willingness to destroy everything between himself and his goal... at the beginning of God of War 3 we already know who he is. We know how he got there. The only question for the Ghost of Sparta is simple: what next? As God of War 3 begins, Kratos is laying siege to Mount Olympus, leading an attack on the gods using the Titans as living weapons. Zeus and a few others look down at the coming threat, and begin their defense. Riding on Gaia's back, aching for blood, it seems Kratos is close to achieving what passes for his dreams. |
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Written by Knight Systems Incorporated, Ghana
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Tuesday, 02 March 2010 07:59 |
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Battlefield: Bad Company 2 has an easy job on the PC: it just has to suck less than Modern Warfare 2. There have been videos released showing how the game has been optimized for the PC, there is a server browser, the graphical and sound settings can be tweaked and adjusted, and dedicated servers are back! Of course, you have to rent the dedicated servers from EA's partners, but baby steps... right? We've played and beaten the single-player game, and there have been multiplayer servers running all weekend to give reviewers and various street date breakers the chance to play with the final code. Considering we've put more time into the multiplayer beta on the PC than the length of most retail games, there is a fair chance that there is something special going on here. Let's take a look. |
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Monday, 01 March 2010 19:38 |
Most companies, when they go to the enormous expense of designing a complex chip, tell everyone about it. Even a company like Sun or IBM, whose chips are used only in their own computers, unveil the details of their new processors well before products based on those new parts come to market. This is true for game consoles, for SoCs of all flavors, for PC chips, and for most of the rest of the semiconductor industry. It's not, however, true for Apple. |
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