Friday, March 7, 2008

What Happens To The Cervix Before Menstruation

MGS4: Blu-Ray 50GB is not enough


In a recent interview, Hideo Kojima (the mind behind the Metal Gear Solid series) has not complained about the sufficiency of the Blu-Ray. According to Kojima, in fact, the 50GB offered by the new generation of media are too few and the Konami team had to compress some parts of the game to stay within no more than maximum capacity.

Kojima: But are not yet satisfied with the quality ... there is not enough space.
Interviewer: Not enough space ... sul Blu-Ray?
Kojima: Già. (ride). Non c'è abbastanza spazio.

Tuesday, March 4, 2008

Difference Between Ultrahd And Minohd?

Lost: Via Domus - a complete solution


A pochissimi giorni dalla sua uscita, è pronta per voi la soluzione di Lost: Via Domus, ispirato alla famosa serie televisiva. Cliccate sul link sottostante per accedere alla pagina con la soluzione. Eventuali feedback sono sempre benaccetti!

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Thursday, February 28, 2008

What Causes Sore Bb When Pregnant?

PlayStation 3 and the head-tracking technology


Con l'introduzione del Sixaxis e della tecnologia motion-sensing nel controller della PlayStation 3, Sony ha fatto un passo avanti nell'incrementare non solo il divertimento ma anche l'immedesimazione e il senso di realtà percepiti in un videogioco. Ma si è is just the first step towards the on-screen reproduction of the movements of the body.

the Game Developer Conference, which ended a few days ago, Sony had the pleasure of showing the public the new head-tracking technology, not yet made available to developers but probably nearing completion. As you can see in the video below, aiming the PlayStation Eye (the official PS3 camera) on you, the game will be able to sense head movements and to move the view in the corresponding direction.



Nothing to wear glasses, nothing strange gadgets to put on his head, and when this technology will be implemented in the new games (hopefully already in Resistance 2 or Killzone 2), you will feel truly at the center.