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Friday, February 29, 2008

DOTA: When will it die?










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I'm playing dota again with my 2 cousins. It's been awhile. After not playing for about 2 months, I thought I would eventually forget this game. I was wrong. I'm an addict and now i'm playing again. You just can't resist dota. =p

After having a break we decided to play x hero siege. A game where im you have to decide your castle at all costs. The map is shown above.

Yu-Gi-Oh


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Resident Evil 5






Here's a glimpse of the latest Resident Evil. The trailer looks good. It's somewhat different to the previous Resident Evil(s) because it's set somewhere in Africa I guess. And it looks like the zombies have evolved already since they move faster and have the ability to think. Not like the past resident evil(s) wherein you can simply shoot and shoot them until they die.

CRYSIS





Here's the preview of a new game with amazing graphics and gameplay. Though it looks cool, beware it may consume all of your RAM. I heard that with this game, you need to have a RAM of at least 2GB. That's a lot. Not to mention the video card accelerator and the processor. I've read an article that says this game requires a quad core to enjoy its maximum potential. No wonder, games today require such high-leveled technology to perform well. And you have to spend much of your money to get satisfaction.

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Thursday, February 28, 2008

LEVITATION
















Levitation- Is It Possible?
From the scientists who told you that Harry Potter's Invisibility Cloak (one of the Deathly Hallows!) is scientifically possible, comes a new magic myth that might one day come true: levitation! How you ask? By reversing the Casimir Effect say professor Ulf Leonhardt and Dr. Thomas Philbin from the University of St. Andrew. Reversing the force will make it possible to build ultra-small nanomachines, or enable scientists to levitate bigger objects.

KNOW YOUR SCIENCE!
The Casimir Effect is a physical force that makes two objects stick because of changes in their energy fields. This effect is only detectable at the atomic level- that is, when two objects are extremely close to each other. The Casimir Effect explains why atoms stick together, or why geckos stick to walls.

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Devil May Cry 4



Here's the trailer of the sequel to Devil May Cry 3 (Devil May Cry 4)


Enjoy!!!=p