Monday, September 29, 2008
TF2 Next Class Update
It looks like most people think that it the next update will be the Demoman. Lets hope So.
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Sunday, September 21, 2008
TF2 Class Update
Based upon the first poll, it looks like you guys think it is most likely to be either scout, demoman, or engineer, so this time lets re vote only choosing from those classes, because there were a few votes for other things so this will connsolidate the votes
Saturday, September 6, 2008
TF2 Update Next Class
Hey guys i want you guys to speculate what you think the next class update for TF2 will be. I have a poll on the right-hand side of this page. You can also comment on this post
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Wednesday, August 20, 2008
Free TF2 Weekend Play
From August 22 - 24 play the FULL GAME for free!
1. Install Steam > 2. Create an account > 3. Play TF2 for free
If you don't already play or love TF2 then this week end the 22nd-24th you can play for FREE. Go to this link to find the all the details and more links
http://steamgames.com/tf2/heavy/
1. Install Steam > 2. Create an account > 3. Play TF2 for free
If you don't already play or love TF2 then this week end the 22nd-24th you can play for FREE. Go to this link to find the all the details and more links
http://steamgames.com/tf2/heavy/
Wednesday, August 13, 2008
Team Fortress 2 - Heavy Update comming Tues. 19th
Valve will be releasing a TF2 update to the character: Heavy. This update will include the heavy achievements, and new weapons, 7 new maps, and a new game mode. All of the updates will be revealed through a six day process which can be found here: http://steamgames.com/tf2/heavy/ .
Monday, August 11, 2008
Assassin's Creed

Assassin’s Creed was definitely hyped at launch for its new game mechanics, like the free-running and the open environment. They’re definitely good, as it is incredibly “cool” when you jump across a gap between buildings for the first time. Or when you dive off a building and land safely in a pile of hay. And I loved it when I saved an innocent civilian from torture at the hands of the local guards. But there’s one thing I don’t get with this game: It’s incredibly easy. Once you gain the ability to counterattack, the game loses its challenge. I found myself taking on more than ten enemies, and winning easily. It’s so easy, it even feels like you’re cheating. The final battle is harder, but it’s still not what I would call hard. But there is one thing that saves this game: the visuals. The game world is so believable that I found myself forgetting the flaws and just enjoying the game. The story is good too, with some interesting plot twists that you don’t see coming, in addition to the ones that the story tells if you pay close attention. I found that if I treated the game more as an interactive movie, it all made sense – especially if Altaïr was the Jackie Chan of the Crusades.
My verdict: 8/10
Pros: Open world, good story, good visuals, free-running is cool.
Cons: Way too easy
Bottom line: The game you want if you enjoy being an ethical assassin.
Quad Core vs. Dual Core
One of the most thought after questions of modern time is what I should get, a quad core or a dual core. This guide explains the pros and cons of each, and helps you decide which one is better suited for your needs.
The main factor in deciding which one you want to get is when the next time is you will be getting a new computer. If the time is in about a year, than go with a dual core. This is because as of right now, not many programs are optimized for quad cores. This means that even though you have a quad core, the program will only use 1 or 2 cores, or the other 2 cores will be idle. If you won’t be upgrading your computer for a few years, then it is recommended to get a quad core. In a few years, almost all applications should be able to take advantage of four cores.
Another factor is what you want to be doing with your computer. Do you only browse the web, and play games. Or, do you encode video, and multitask. Most games only take advantage of 2 cores, so again the other 2 will be idle. Web browsing uses so little CPU that there is no point of having a quad core. If you encode or convert video, it is highly recommended you get a quad core. This is because encoding videos use all 4 cores. This means that you will see huge performance gains in computers with a Quad Core.
Hopefully this guide will help clear things up a bit when you are deciding on if you want a Dual Core or a Quad Core. If you have any comments or suggestions, please post them on the comments section.
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