Lost Odyssey for Xbox 360/Xbox One Retro Compatibility is now free to grab until December 31. It's not a bug, it's been confirmed by Major Nelson : https://majornelson.com/2016/12/14/lost ... ited-time/ The game is 16.18 GB.
guys don't go to hard with me... I bought a computer couple years ago and now I'm a little bit out. I don't really know best specs out there in the market but for me seams a good deal. Lenovo website with same specs go for much more. Walmart doesn't give lots info in their computers but should be top of the ideacentre 700 on clearance at walmart
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Google has released a number of whimsical doodles in the past, but the search giant’s latest may be its best yet.
In the company’s most recent, Halloween-themed doodle, Search users are treated to an interactive game featuring a feline wizard named Momo.
The objective of the game is to help Momo save her friends from a group of mischievous ghosts. For the most part, that means quickly drawing lines either with one’s finger or mouse, which banishes incoming ghosts. It’s a simple affair: more fun than games like this have any right to be, and its charming art style helps sell the experience.
With over 30 million players registered since its 2014 launch, Destiny is one of the most popular shooters on consoles today. Now it looks like PC players will be able to get in on the action with upcoming sequel Destiny 2, according to online reports.
The rumor got going yesterday with a NeoGAF poster citing "somebody that works at Activision" as confirming that PC support for the sequel was being communicated to Activision employees. That tidbit was then fleshed out by Kotaku's Jason Schreier, who says he heard about the PC plans "earlier this year" and cites "several sources" in confirming the information. Schreier seems well-positioned to know, too, as he previously wrote an in-depth report on Destiny's messy development history.
The reported addition of PC support will likely be aided by the fact that Activision and Bungie officially abandoned the last-generation consoles (i.e., Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3) for Destiny's last Rise of Iron expansion. That likely means any sequel won't have to worry about scaling back the PC experience so it also works on console hardware that is over a decade old at this point. The upcoming launch of the PS4 Pro and Xbox's Project Scorpio should also ensure that the development team can target relatively high-end PCs alongside the console market.
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We’ve seen our fair share of cheap Bluetooth ear buds, but how about on-ears? Mpow’s Muze headphones are wireless, foldable, well-reviewed, and even noise-canceling. That’s a heck of a package for $40. Remember, your next phone might not have a headphone jack, so this is as good a time as any to get accustomed to wireless.
A report today from The Korea Herald says Korea could be next to get access to Apple Music as officials from a music copyright organization in the country confirm it’s made deals with Apple for the launch.
PlayStation's E3 press conference is once more coming to theaters this summer, live from every state in the U.S., five locations in Canada and still-unannounced theaters in Latin America.
The PlayStation E3 Experience, which is on Monday, June 13, will be shown in more than 85 theaters for free, up from more than 75 last year. Attendees for the event will also get some commemorative goodies including an E3 Experience cup and a PlayStation Collectible card. There will also be a digital gift basket for attendees, but Sony is keeping the lid on that for now.
This is the third year PlayStation is hosting a livestream of its press conference in movie theaters.
Tickets for the show are free and available starting at 10 a.m. PT May 31 at P...
Microsoft corporate vice president Kudo Tsunoda, the creative director for Kinect who assumed leadership of multiple Xbox development teams earlier this year, is moving to a new role at the company, one that's outside the Xbox group.
Volkswagen of America just reported its October sales, the first full month of reporting since the scandal broke, and guess what? Sales are up 0.24 percent year over year, likely thanks in part to enormous discounts being offered to prop up volume. Now, perhaps they would've been up more in the absence of the scandal. But if consumers haven't outright rewarded VW for deceiving them, they certainly haven't done much to punish the automaker, either.
Nearly two months after its surprise E3 announcement, Fallout Shelter — the free-to-play mobile vault management sim — will make its Android debut on Aug. 13, accompanied by a host of updates to the game. At a Fallout panel at QuakeCon today, Bethesda made the announcement and detailed some of the updates, which will also come to the iOS release on the same day.
The update brings with it new enemies to fight, like Deathclaw — which will be much harder to kill than other enemies in the game — and new rewards, like Mr. Handy, who can go through your vault, fight, collect resources for you and can also be sent out to the wasteland.
Whether you're on Android or iOS, next month's update to #FalloutShelter adds Mr. Handy, Deathclaws, and...
hi peeps,
the LG 300W soundbar is listed at 200$ at bestbuy.ca
this model regular price is 349$ and was already sold for 149$ in the past so this deal is for you if you missed the 149$ promotion.
the regular price at bestbuy is incorrect ( save 30$ ) this item was 349$ last week so someone working at bestbuy needs a break.
Sale Ends: May 28, 2015 but you can still add to chart for 200.79
Subaru recently posted a YouTube video touting Starlink, the company's in-house navigation and entertainment system. You'd think they'd make it look good; companies are typically in the business of making their products seem like pure, unfiltered magic. Not Subaru, which is apparently content to let its in-dash electronics trainwreck over the course of one minute, 43 seconds.
In my dream world, Ubisoft would primarily put out smaller personal projects like Grow Home, but, I get it -- there's substantially more money to be made on Assassin's Creed and its ilk. I'll cherish these moments whenever I can, and boy, Grow Home sure looks like it's worth cherishing.
Ben was only just summarizing this adorable platforming adventure the other day and here it is, out on Steam for $7.99 with Ubisoft's pesky Uplay service nowhere in sight. I'm smiling so hard.
While I'd encourage you to watch the full trailer for its uplifting music, I made a gif excerpt in case you've only got about seven seconds of curiosity left:
As a casual MMO player, I've always liked the Guild Wars series -- no monthly subscription fits my lifestyle, you know? I don't have to feel guilty about wasting money by not playing "enough," whatever that is. If you're of a similar mindset, this weekend's Guild Wars 2 sale is for you.
The game will be 75 percent off, which amounts to $9.99 for the Digital Heroic Edition. Worth it. Look for the deal to activate at 8:00am Pacific on January 24. You'll then have until 11:59pm Pacific on January 25 to make your purchase. And if you can finish downloading Guild Wars 2 in time, ArenaNet is also offering double experience points for all players this weekend.
Also, with this being PAX South weekend, expect news on the possible expansion Heart of Thorns.
In case you missed it, the Vocaloid-powered digital pop idol Hatsune Miku appeared on David Letterman last night. Comprised of technology that's used in entertainment like the Haunted Mansion at Disney World, she serenaded the crowd and millions of fans across the globe.
You can watch it by taking a peek at the video above. I don't know how this happened, but I love it.
Wind Mobile is bringing in some new roaming rates for Canadians traveling off the Wind Home network in Canada and the United States. The carrier’s new roaming charges go into effect next week and will see the price of data roaming drop significantly.
Roaming is never cheap, but carriers are slowly realizing that competitive roaming rates are becoming more important for customers, especially those that travel to close-by destinations on a regular basis.
Back in January, Wind Mobile introduced a $15 add-on for unlimited US roaming. Now, the company is cutting the price of roaming for users who don’t have this package.
According to a leaked Wind Mobile document obtained by MobileSyrup, the new plans will see outgoing and incoming calls to Canada and USA numbers drop from 20¢ per minute to 15¢ per minute. Outgoing texts will drop from 15¢ to just 5¢ while incoming texts will remain free.
Perhaps the biggest news is on the data side, as data roaming will drop from $1/MB to just 5¢/MB. Wind Mobile users roaming off network in Canada will also now get HSPA+ download speeds up to 42.2 Mbps.
Another change is the addition of a $7.50/month bring-your-own-device (BYOD) credit. The document notes that the credits will be added to one’s account to be used with add-ons and pay-per-use features.
Remember the five new SpyParty characters? Of course you do! I even came up with elaborate backstories for each of them based solely on their appearance. Surely everyone remembers that?
Chris Hecker, developer of SpyParty, released a video today showing the new characters in action. Now, remember, "action" in SpyParty is moving around and acting totally unsuspicious and, in this case, chatting it up.
Chris also posted some words on the SpyParty blog, where he mentions the possibility of having these characters playable at PAX Prime. They will hit the public beta at some point, but whether that's before or after PAX Prime is a secret to everyone....even Chris! The blog also shows off the animation innards of Ms. H and draws similarities to the fembots of the Bionic Woman, naturally.
Google today announced the beta release of Chrome 37 for Android. The app will hit the Google Play store sometime today and brings a couple of key changes.
The most important is probably the Material Design makeover. Google has brought the Material Design aesthetic to Chrome beta in preparation for Android L, the next version of Android. Announced at Google I/O, Android L will feature Material Design elements throughout the OS.
Chrome’s first taste of Material Design brings a flatter graphics that use shadows to create depth as well as tabs that can be shuffled up and down and tilt when you reach the top or bottom. The whole idea is to make everything cleaner and to use movement and shadows to create depth and purpose to establish structure and the different movable elements of the app. Google has already brought Android L to Google Docs and Sheets, as well as the Play Store.
In terms of functionality, the beta version of the Chrome 37 for Android also eliminates the need for users to re-enter their password when they want to access Google services. In other words, if you’re signed into Chrome, you’re signed into everything.
If you have more than one Google Account, you can sign into all of them, and Chrome beta will automatically sign you in to those accounts on the web. You can switch accounts at the touch of a button and your bookmarks, passwords, and other Chrome stuff will be kept in sync across your devices, using the account you choose.
Last night, Legendary Pictures gave us a brief look at how it wants to bring the worlds of Pacific Rim and Guillermo del Toro's upcoming gothic horror film Crimson Peak closer to real life. For Pacific Rim, the company teamed up with Oculus to put fans inside a virtual Jaeger. For Peak, del Toro himself was on hand to walk us through a gallery of props and costumes, explaining some of his vision for what we can expect from the film.
In the previous part of this series we completed JetStress testing on Exchange Server 2010 and 2013. This time round we’ll move on to getting clients ready for upgrade, reconfigure Exchange Server 2003, install Exchange Server 2010 and generate our new SSL certificate.
