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03Dec08 Super-size Three: PS3 can read Pioneer’s 16-layer, 400GB Blu-ray Discs By aliengroups Categories: Everything and PS3 Tags: BD, Blu-ray, Blu-Ray Disc, Games, Pioneer, Playstation 3, PS3, Sony, Tron, Video Games 16 layers. 400 giga … bites? Sounds like the fast food burrito equivalent of the Death Star. Ah, but it’s not. It’s a Blu-ray Disc, and those are gigabytes. So, this massive (current dual-layer BDs hold 50GB), entrancingly translucent disc? PS3 is compatibl
03Dec08 Nintendo’s move ‘away from the hardcore’ cited in N-Revolution mag’s closure By aliengroups Categories: Everything Tags: DS, Games, gamesTM, Imagine, MCV, N•Revolution, Nintendo, Video Games, Wii MCV reports that Imagine’s Nintendo-only UK magazine, N•Revolution, will cease publication. In this day and age, with ad revenue and readership down, not to mention a little thing you’re using called the internet, this move doesn’t exactly come as a surprise. Its publish
03Dec08 Bizarre making Bond title for ‘09, new racing IP is ‘Mario Kart meets Forza’ By aliengroups Categories: Everything Tags: Activision, Bizarre Creations, Bond, Call of Duty, Call of Duty 5, Call of Duty Modern Warfare, COD, COD5, Forza, Games, Infinity Ward, James, Mario Kart, Massive, Modern Warfare, Newsweek, PGR, Project Gotham Racing, Twitter, Video Games At a summit held by Massive for in-game advertising, Activision confirmed that Bizarre Creations is working
Explosions In The Sky - Mercury, Austin, USA [29.03.2003] By RagyN | December 3, 2008 Artist: Explosions In The Sky Disc: Mercury, Austin, USA [29.03.2003] Genre: Instrumental Format: MP3 Bitrate: VBR Extreme, (avg. bitrate: 243kbps) Size: 85 MB Covers: No Ripper: Sharey (de arhicos FLAC) Codec: EAC (Secure mode) / LAME 3.97 Modelo: Lectora de CD Asus CD-S520 Tracklist: 1 - The Only Moment We Were Alone 2 - First Breath After Coma 3 - With Tired Eyes, Tired Minds, Tired Souls
03Dec08 LittleBigPlanet level moderation a ‘continually improving’ process By aliengroups Categories: Everything and PS3 Tags: Games, LBP, LittleBigPlanet, Media Molecule, Moderation, Playstation 3, PlayStation Blog, PS3, SCEA, Sony, Video Games That’s according to Sony, which addressed several LittleBigPlanet concerns in a recent (and now weekly) post on the official PlayStation Blog. “The vast majority of moderated levels were due to offensive material,” wrote SCEA mar
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