It’s Matty here just to tell you about “Duke Nuke: Forever”. The game came out this year 2011, which is available now in stores. The game is the sequel to “Duke Nukem 3D” after Duke had saved to world of aliens (alien Pigs) for world domination when the game was made in 1997, and duke has been made king of the world. Duke is back in this to save the babes and the world again, the storyline of the game is that the pigs are taking earth’s woman and using them for breeding and the men are being turned into alien warriors. The game is first-person shooter with the developer being “GearBox Software” and the publisher “2K Games” and is rated MA+ (Mature Audiences). The game lets you kill the aliens with all different weapons such as, you can stomp an enemy by shrinking him, freeze an enemy and smash the day-lights out of him, shoot them with human tech guns or just smash the crap out them with your fists. The game allows you to pick-up random things and through them at things, it also has Ego, the ego pretty mush is your shield and health, there are things that you can do yo boost up your Ego like doing weights, pin-ball after each level you can see how many ego there are in that level. One thing that you can do but doesn’t boost your Ego and fun is you can pick-up turds, with 2K Games saying this “As much as wanted picking up poop to boost your Ego, we couldn’t cause it was gross” 2K said.  The game is the most interactive game made so far because you can play a game of pool (8-Ball), air hockey, pin-ball and throw objects at aliens, it is also  realistic with driving and running out of gas and having to find more while fighting pigs then bring it back. But the game isn’t all about blood ‘n’ guts and war, it also is funny and can be rude at levels but the it is also funny because of some enemy’s that you face to finish killing them you do a “finisher” one level Duke kills a huge pig and kills him by boxing his nuts, and with some things that happen and some things said by characters and Duke himself. Each level you face has different challenging objectives and puzzles, and every now and then you face a boss which can be any big and huge alien.

Thanks, Matty

Matty here and I want to tell you about the tournaments going on COD (MW2 etc.)  these tournaments will hosted on Xbox Live on Xbox 360 and maybe PS3 (need  friends on it) but mainly Xbox 360.

The tournaments will be on 3 days (Three Days) every 2 week (Second week) there will be different types of tournaments such as Free For All (FFA), Team Deathmatch (TDM) and for people who like a challenge some FFA 3rd Person style. With Team Deathmatch tournaments the teams will be your choice or pick teams either way, the teams will be of  Three or Four people per team.

How many: There will eight Teams in Team Deathmatch,  Ten or (full lobby) people in FFA and eight people in 3rd person FFA. The tournament will be going for nine or ten weeks depending on which game type finishes (TDM,FFA and 3rd FFA)

When and Where: The time and date they will be on is Tuesday, Friday and Saturday from 5:00-game finish, which is the score limit is reached. If the you can not come or attend the game please tell your team (if in one) at least one of them or contact me (Matty) via Xbox Live or Email, then we can sort out how you play or fill in your team or have a bye.

Scoring: Each team will play each other by randomly picked for 4 weeks (Four Weeks) then move onto semi-finals for 3 weeks then the finals for 2 weeks (to keep score or tally) and/or either a team or ladder depending on how sorted out or chosen.

Prizes: The Prizes will Microsoft Points for the winning team or player if in FFA, the top 3 (Three) players and top 2 maybe 3 teams will be given the points, there will be different Microsoft Points on the rank that you come at the end of the tournament.

Contact: If you wish to join these tournaments contact me (Matty) or Aiden via by Xbox Live or Email. Our Xbox Live is: Matty-LethalReaper 62 and Email-mattyfrick@hotmail.com or mattyfrick24@gmail.com and Aiden-Kayden1992 and Email-aiden.allmail@gmail.com

And tell us which game type you wish to do or join, if team death match tell us your team name and team players, if not in a team just tell us your gamertag and we will put you in team.

Good Luck

Matty

Why did you change the domain name you might ask?
Well to be quite honest, I never even liked the name. I actually got it for free from a friend which I am VERY great full for.

Also, most of my content will now be video based, rather then text based, as a lot of people that read these posts are visual learners, including myself.

Ohh, and if your a Minecraft player like myself, go checkout my new site at http://BlankCraft.com! It’s actually our community forums for our Survival, Creative & Role-Play servers, but anyone else is welcome to join & start posting.

Anyway, thanks for visiting the site! Hopefully you’ll Subscribe to our RSS feed to see future posts, but if not thanks for visiting anyway.

- Aiden (:

Our whole site should be fully uploaded to the new server within the next 2 days & will be fully functional within the next week or two, with lots of new features, including new themes, plugins, pages, categories etc.

We will be adding a new style which was created by one of our writers, who now works for ElegantThemes. The theme was never released, but will be, very soon, for a small price.

Thanks for taking the time to read this article,

Aiden

Unless you’ve been cut off from technology, then you have probably heard about Apple’s patent, “Systems and Methods for Identifying Unauthorized Users of an Electronic Device.” It appears that Apple is taking steps to enable locking out unauthorized iOS users. What’s new is that privacy watchdog EFF has posted their reaction to this Apple patent application. I love the EFF, so I listen when they talk.

The EFF weighed in on Apple’s recent security software patent. The EFF’s post, Steve Jobs Is Watching You: Apple Seeking to Patent Spyware, states, “This patent is downright creepy and invasive – certainly far more than would be needed to respond to the possible loss of a phone. Spyware, and its new cousin traitorware, will hurt customers and companies alike – Apple should shelve this idea before it backfires on both it and its customers.”

From a security perspective, Apple has Mobile Me that allows users to find a lost iPhone or iPad via a web portal.  The app will approximately map where the device is currently located. It allows a user to play a sound even if it’s off. It allows users who do not want the information on their Apple device to fall into enemy’s hands, or into anyone’s elses, to remotely erase the device. So why does Apple need an enhanced version of Mobile Me?

According to Patent Vest, this Apple patent is aimed at identifying unauthorized users. Your iPhone might identify you through its camera or through its microphone, to verify if you are indeed the owner. It might user a biometric measurement, such as detecting the heartbeat to make sure it matches the authorized user’s “heart signature.” It could log keystrokes and GPS coordinates, and could even measure “vibration profiles,” whatever that really means.

Depending upon how you view those security matters, you might cheer Apple’s ingenuity. Or you may, like the EFF, feel like Steve Jobs is spying on you with traitorware. Apple would surely make this software opt-in. But then again, what jailbreaking fan in their right mind would opt-in when this software would also be able to detect your jailbroken or hacked Apple devices? If you wanted to jailbreak your iPhone or iPad, then why wouldn’t you stick with Mobile Me if you lost your Apple toy? Will the orignial Mobile Me be discontinued?

What if you are not into jailbreaking and you are all for strong security? Do you feel confident that Apple would never be hacked and that their analysis of your face, your voice, and your heartbeat data will never become vulnerable? Calling anything unhackable is like issuing a challenge to some hackers. Perhaps in the future, a heartbeat signature will become a valuable part of your identity?

If you bought an Apple product and you want to jailbreak it, then you should be able to do so. If Apple begins to remotely wipe jailbroken devices, then it seems that is as good as announcing it doesn’t want your jailbreaking business.

The most troubling part of this patent, to me, is the potential for Apple to take action against users who jailbreak. That does seem too invasive into your privacy. Using your own personal device against you may even make Apple’s patent spyware a type of traitorware. Will it herald a pending iPocolypse?

I “know” Big Brother is watching, but I’m not so sure Steve Jobs is.

Before you begin, you will require the following:

• USB Flash Drive (4GB minimum)
• Windows 7 ISO Image file
• UNetbootin

Note: If UNetbootin doesn’t work, try out the Microsoft’s official tool called Windows 7 USB/DVD Tool.

Now insert the USB drive, run UNetbootin, and select Disk Image as ISO. Browse your local drive for Windows 7 ISO that you downloaded and click Open. Now Select Type as USB and choose the drive. Once done, it will look like a bit similar to the screenshot shown below.

Click OK and it will begin extracting all installation files to the USB drive. The whole process will take some time(10-15 minutes), so have patience.

Once the installation is complete, reboot your computer. Now while your system is starting up press the appropriate button(usually F1, F2, F12, ESC, Backspace, or Escape) to bring up Bios Boot Menu. Change the startup order to boot USB by default, usually you will have to press F6 to move the selected USB device on top. Once done, save changes and restart the system.

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The study says that the people who run, walk or just ride a bike when listening to music on the iPod, with the sound on the max volume, get on accidents, since you don’t hear the bikes and cars passing by. Also according to the Automobile Association, the iPod that is most responsible is the iPod Nano (which is the most known iPod of all them).

So, when you are walking, driving, or riding a bike, turn off your iPod or media player device, or if you really want to listen to that song, just change the volume to the minimum.

“This happens when we walk in traffic, not hear a truck or drive a vehicle isolated from the outside world. We can not halt the march of technology but we need to stop pedestrians, cyclists and driver zombies with iPods“ said Edmund King, president of the AA, the Daily Mail.

• New York, New York: Crysis set the visual benchmark for PC games that still stands today. Crysis 2 redefines the benchmark on console and PC platforms, shifting attention to the rich urban jungle of New York City and brought to life with the amazing fidelity that only Crytek’s advanced CryENGINE® 3 technology can deliver, and underpinned by a rich story from leading sci-fi author Richard Morgan.
• Amazing aliens and AI: The menace returns, this time in a variety of forms complete with alloy exoskeletons. From the agile Stalker to the lethal Heavy and intimidating Pinger, the enemy is bringing a full army against you and NYC. Challenging best-in-class AI with unique group coordination and “pressure” system gives realistic response to your actions.
• Nanosuit 2: Adapt your combat tactics by customizing your Nanosuit and weapons in real time with four revised modes, unlocking a variety of supersoldier abilities. Leap across streets, sneak up on enemies while invisible, scan your surroundings for intel, or armor up for a full-on assault on the Aliens.
• Multiplayer: World-renowned multi-player shooter studio Crytek UK reinvents multiplayer with the dynamic intensity of Nanosuit 2.0. By using Nanosuit technology, you have nearly unlimited ways to approach your enemies with an ever-evolving array of over 70 modules and module upgrades.You are rewarded for your skills with a steady stream of medals, individual and team-based rewards, and 80 levels to progress through as well as dozens of weapon attachments to discover and advance. 14 maps and variants set in the jaw-dropping environment of a ravaged New York City, seven game modes and over 170 game play combinations will take you into pitched battles of up to 12 online foes.

Source: xbox.com