Ron Paul is going to war against the federal reserve, MARIO STYLE. His new game, The Road to REVOLution, is a side scrolling, platforming game, similar to Super Mario Brothers or Sonic the Hedgehog. The objective of the game is to fight through the 50 states collecting delegates and gold, which give you the presidency and the branches of the federal reserve, respectively. There are 13 bosses slated for release in the game, including British economist John Maynard Keynes. The game was given a beta release of mid June, with an Alpha release in July
Thursday, April 19, 2012
Thursday, March 8, 2012
iPad 3, enough said
GUESS WHAT
Your Super expensive iPad 2 is already out of date
New Features
plus ça change, plus c'est la même chose
Click HERE For the Full Aricle
Thursday, March 1, 2012
Assassin's Made Our Country
Ubisoft's Flagship Product, Assassin's Creed, a series with 4 installments on consoles, many random installments across handhelds, and a few books, has been confirmed, announced, and some information was given. It started with a Best Buy employee leaking concept art from the game's new protagonist. This is a welcome change because the last installments have been in foreign countries, from Israel to Italy. The most recent one will be in America during the American Revolution. The concept art released was of the protagonist in front of the colonial flag. Ubisoft also released the cover art of the game which is shown in the image below.
Thursday, February 16, 2012
China and Apples dont get along
Apple Inc's distributor in China, Proveiw, is trying to get stores in China to stop carrying iPads. This was caused by a victory in a local court over the copyright to the iPad. The claim was met by several supplyers to pull iPads from the shelves but no specifics were given as to the stores that do this. The article is
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Thursday, February 9, 2012
Google's move to Cloud Computing
- Google's long rumored product, GDrive, has been reported to be close to launch
- GDrive is a rival to Dropbox as a file cloud for easy storage
- it will allow access to files through an app on smartphones, kindle fires, ipads, that sort of thing
- GDrive is rumored to have similar file capabilities as Google Docs, Google Music, Picasa, and others
- it stores everything in a cloud similar to that on Amazon's Kindle Fire
- It can store up to about 1 GB of space for free and with a payment you can make the limit larger.
- Click Here for the article
Thursday, January 5, 2012
Toys make Apple GIVE OUT LAWSUITS!
- Apple gave out lawsuits to manufacturers of these very expensive Steve Jobs Action Figures, they stand 12" tall and are extremely detailed. The figures cost somewhere between $75 to $225 a pop so think twice. The figure has Steve Jobs in all his glory, in his Black Turtleneck, Jeans, wire glasses, and an iPhone 4, the last device he designed.
Wednesday, January 4, 2012
Organization Will Set You Free
"If I have said it once, I have said it a thousand times, organization will set you free" or so said Alton Brown. The way that people organize their computer, or as an extension, everything, is a clue to the way they function best and what they like doing. For my Personal Computer (Here and after known as "my PC"), I use a combination of things that I have learned from various sources. I use Google Reader and Google E-Mail to have easy access to the internet if at some point I have an opportunity to check CygnusX-1.net or the Call of Duty MW3 forums or SMNC (Super Monday Night Combat) beta fixes. I don't store many pictures but my "Lets Play Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim" and my "Batman Arkham City: Riddler INSANITY" videos all have 16 gb USB drives for themselves. Social Bookmarking, also known as the processing of bookmarks to people that you set, are not used. On my Reader account I have all of my rush news tagged with the words "Geddy, Neil, Bass, Alex, Clockwork, Angels, Sectors" depending on the topic
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