A survey is probably the most untrusted source of leaked info, easy to fake --but this one sounds pretty legit and has popped up elsewhere. They key thing is Sony will be launching a "Premium" PSN account type and will be charging around $20 to $60 a year, or alternatively $6 to $9 a month. So what do you get out of a "Premium" PSN account? [...]
When it comes down to it, most of us cant type without glancing at the keyboard, or backspacing every other letter. This Fifth grade kid is not only better than us, but she can type 119 words per minute. That's two words every second. Personally, i would like to maybe make less mistakes, or stop glancing at the keyboard. Mackenzie won't rest until she reaches a 200 WPM pace.
[via Gizmodo]
Chronicling everything from the humble beginning of Pong, down to the our current console war generation, this timeline provided by OnlineEducation is the perfect thing for any underage player who should brush up on their history and know their roots.
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[OnlineEducation via GoNintendo]
Phones that try to do a little bit too much, Sony launches two new media formats - only one survives, and gadgets that just don't live up to their hype; the beginning of the new millennium sure brought about some great ideas, but only a few turned out to be other than mediocre flops. Sometimes it doesn't have much to do that a product didn't work or that it wasn't efficient at what it was meant to do; sometimes it's just a matter of being at the right place at the right time.
So check out TechRader's quick look at the top 8 biggest losers of 2000-09. I wonder who'll get the coveted #1 place spot - it may be worth something one day if you were suckered into buying one.
Admit it, the first time you saw Link wearing that conductor outfit and driving a train you thought what has Nintendo come up with now? I'll be the first to say I was one of those people. But after completing the game I feel like slapping my past self for doubting the potential of such an idea for just a second. Take the jump if you're interested in why I think Spirit Tracks ranks as one of the best Zelda games in the entire franchise's history. Yes, one of the BEST ever.
Just when you thought that watching a web developer at their desk on Ustream could not get any more intense, now you can click a button on their site, and make it snow in the office! The guys over at Torchbox got their hands on some special effects equipment and decided to build an Internet-controlled snow machine in their office. All you have to do is click the "Make it Snow" button and watch as poor Mr. Webdesigner is victim to the power of the internet.
Visit - Torchbox's Make it snow
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