Friday, March 31, 2006
Hearse Virus undetectable
Worst tech of 2006 (so far)
PSP vs DS: 1 Year Later
The Top 10 weirdest keyboards ever
Thursday, March 30, 2006
Sony'sumd facing last rites
Revolution's Horsepower
IGN has an article revealing the Revolution's Technical specs. Not much on power, but that's not what the target market that Revolution was aiming for.
Wednesday, March 29, 2006
Rev Games Under $50
Here's some interesting news on the Nintendo Revolution. Games will be under $50, and memory expansion will be through SD cards and USB ports.
Radioshack C64 Hack
Radioshack has a game that weilds the old Commodore 64 chip. The chip is basically an entire Commodore 64 integrated into one chip. It's completely hackable, and has improved RAM, and sound.
NOVA: DARPA Challenge
Yesterday, NOVA covered the DARPA challenge. The NOVA page has a lot of extra info that wasn't televised. You can even watch the episode again if you want to.
The All of PS3 Pool
Tuesday, March 28, 2006
Fanmade Optimus CGI
World's Largest VideoGame Collection
Google Jobs
Toronto Traffic
Monday, March 27, 2006
Apple Sues Apple Again
The original Apple record company is suing Apple again, because it is infringing on it's music domain.
XBox 360 going for $170 in Japan
Sunday, March 26, 2006
Fancy Pants Adventure
XP: Get Updates No Matter What or Change your Product Key
Online test calculates brain speed
Sony stops making original PS
Photos of PSP CellPhone and Keyboard Attachment
Crysis Trailer
Pics from PS3
Saturday, March 25, 2006
Nintendo building 'video game version' of iTunes
Pimp rims go high-tech
Friday, March 24, 2006
Star Wars Home Theater
Online test calculates brain speed
Genesis and TG16 To Be On Revolution Online
The Nintendo Revolution Online will offer Genesis and TG16 games! Turbographix! Wow! Conk's Adventure is coming back!
Thursday, March 23, 2006
Zelda for DS
60% of Windows Code to be Re-Written
We find out that 60% of Windwos Vista code must be re-written. Well, it's no wonder now that Microsoft has decided to replace it's head of Windows development. I don't want to upgrade to Vista anymore.... I'll wait 2 years for all the mess to be cleaned up.
Microsoft XNA
The Xbox 360 introductionary development kit is available for download. These DVDs were distributed at the GDC.
Jeopardy! Online TryOuts
Gaming now and then
Nintendo Revolution... More Pics
Wednesday, March 22, 2006
Dell Enhances its Commitment to High-Performance Computing with Planned Acquisition of Alienware Corporation: Financial News - Yahoo! Finance
Turns out the rumours are true....Dell has bought Alienware.... and to think that the creators of Alienware started out in there garage with only $10,000 and started building during the depression when PC gaming was at it's low.
Dell fires up $10,000 enthusiast PC
The Pac-Man Project
Top 25 Inventions of 2006
Here's the top 25 inventions of 2006... complete with pictures! Click the links at the bottom for Parts 1-4.
Tuesday, March 21, 2006
Transformers
Monday, March 20, 2006
New $199 Sony PSP package available March 22
Next Generation Hull Technology
Sunday, March 19, 2006
The Great Escape
Xbox360 DVD Firmware Hacked
Katamari Damacy Team Dissolved
Saturday, March 18, 2006
Mixed Reality Interface
CRIA's Own Study Counters P2P Claims
The Canadian version of the RIAA has issued a report that counters their own P2P claims. Music downloading is not the real reason why people do not buy music CDs.
The Worst Decisions in Videogame History
Gamerfeed.com has an article on the worst decisions in videogame history. I don't agree with all of them, though. Sometimes, you can't predict trends, and hindsight is 20/20.
Friday, March 17, 2006
Finding Planes
Thursday, March 16, 2006
Google Maps - Points of Interest
Saw The Hills Have Eyes last weekend, and that got my curiosity going about the bomb tests that were done in the 50's and 60's. There's a scene in the movie where someone looks out onto the desert to see giant crater after giant crater. That scene could easily have ben CG, but I thought I'd check out Google Maps. Here's a whole valley of nuclear bomb test craters. Check out that huge sucker just north of this area.
And if we scroll just north-east of there, we see Area 51.
Nothing too weird here. No aliens. But what the heck are those two ball shaped structures here? You can see by the shadow it casts, that it's raised in the air, and also partially transparent with a solid ball or circle shape in the middle. The left one zoomed up. The right one is similar in size but seems to have a different internal structure, as seen by the shadow it casts. What are these? Radar antenae with sand screen?
Speaking of weird ball shapes, this one is hard to explain. Someone on the web claims to live near there and claims there's no tower or anything. (Seems unlikely to stick a tower in the middle of a neighborhood like that anyways). So what is it?
And if we scroll just north-east of there, we see Area 51.
Nothing too weird here. No aliens. But what the heck are those two ball shaped structures here? You can see by the shadow it casts, that it's raised in the air, and also partially transparent with a solid ball or circle shape in the middle. The left one zoomed up. The right one is similar in size but seems to have a different internal structure, as seen by the shadow it casts. What are these? Radar antenae with sand screen?
Speaking of weird ball shapes, this one is hard to explain. Someone on the web claims to live near there and claims there's no tower or anything. (Seems unlikely to stick a tower in the middle of a neighborhood like that anyways). So what is it?
Star Wars Comes to TV
Wednesday, March 15, 2006
EA's New Business Pllan
Businessweek has an interesting article on EA's new strategy to be less dependent on famous movie or sport franchises.
All the PS3 news updates you want
Joystiq has the complete PS3 worldwide update at the Sony Japan news conference. Too nobody's surprise, the PS3 is delayed until November.
Monday, March 13, 2006
The Matrix Explained Again
Friday, March 10, 2006
Town's secret Star Wars history
IGN: Hands-on: Revolution Dev Kit
Thursday, March 09, 2006
Pac-Man on the iPodt
Well, it's bound to happen sooner or later... here's Pac-Man on the iPod. Think of the possibilities with the scroll wheel...
The $39 Experiment: Asking Random Companies for Free Stuff
This guy did something interesting. He sent out 100 letters asking random companies for free stuff. He got a mixed response.
LED Bike Wheel Images
Tuesday, March 07, 2006
X-MEN: THE LAST STAND - Trailer - Large
Students Design a Plant that Glows when Thirsty
Monday, March 06, 2006
Deal or no Deal Flash
Custom Futurama Pinball Machine
Complexity causes 50% of product returns
Scientists have discovered that 50% of product returns are just due to the fact that consumers can't figure it out.
Canada has highest illegal downloaders
Variety reports that Canada has the highest rate of illegal downloaders. Shocked? From a movie biz magazine? I think they don't account for the fact Canada is more wired than the United States.
Sunday, March 05, 2006
Sleep Position gives away Personality
Real-Life Simpsons Intro
Free Games
Top 10 Strangest Lego Creations
Saturday, March 04, 2006
What Does Top Entry-Level Talent Cost Nowadays?
Thursday, March 02, 2006
Puzzle Alarm Clock
Desert Bus
Spiderman 3
Massively Multiplayer Pong
Like the title says.... Massively Multiplayer Pong! (It's hard to really "play". I get the impression that it averages all players mouse motion. In theory the best way to play is to not touch your mouse at all. The fewer people providing input, the better.)
Wednesday, March 01, 2006
Javascript in Ten Minutes
PopSci Top 12 Coolest Gadgets this month
IGN: Every Revolution Game We Know About
