If you bought your 3DS prior to the $70 price cut and accessed the eShop then you’re elgibile to download 10 free NES games from the 3DS’ virtual console this very instant. How do you so? Well, it’s not as easy as just going to what’s available in the eShop catalouge. You’re going to need a little play by play, but it’s nothing we can’t help you with. — More after the break!
Hawken is a uber-realistic mech fighting game with awesome graphics and crazy good audio, and the most surprising part? It’s an indie title. Yup, it’s running off the Unreal Development Kit (Unreal engine) and it’s coming soon. The development team is nearing completion, and we can’t wait to get our hands on Hawken.
Deus Ex: Human Revoloution has taken the world by storm and has recieved great scores accross the board. The story is awesome, the gamplay is superb and the hacking is as sweet as always, but this is a very dark game, and it’s hard to imagine there would be any laughs coming from Deus Ex — well, the darker the game, the darker the humor…
Super cool right? I mean, bring able to draw on a good ol’ piece of paper, and then being able to magically import it to your PC in a vector format to edit in all sorts of apps. I mean the Inklet is now the best of the best when it comes to designing for the web, desktop and mobile — if you still add a touch of freehand…
We’ve all used file hosting and sharing sites like Megaupload, Rapidshare and Mediafire to share files and download files to have for our own. To make money, these sites require you to sign up for a membership, and to persuade you to do that, they imply restrictions on activity. Minus is doing something different, and 10GB of free space sounds rad, but there are some risks…
Who knew that such a dark game could provide a little laughter and joy in the form of a dance? We have all experienced that little hip thrust Jenson does when switching direction when behind cover, and it looks as if someone found a way to… well…. make him dance! Nevermind saving the world, we’ve got some dancing to do!
This little ARM based PC running Linux is called “Raspberry Pi” and it cost it’s developer only $25 to build. The end goal is to have it fit inside a USB stick, but that’s far off from now. Still, this thing is a wonder when it comes to low-cost computing, and it’s proved that recently by playing Quake III at 1920x1080 with 4x AA at 10-30 FPS. Truly impressive, and it’s awesome to watch this little guy in action!
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