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  1. Quick Load: Previewing the Firefox Mobile Alpha

    by on 04-28-2010 at 07:44 AM (Digital Distractions: The XCPUS Electronics and Gaming Blog)
    Once again, I'd like to explicitly state that the software that I'm previewing here, isn't release. It's not even Beta.



    Mozilla's development team would really like us to know that the software codenamed Fennec is actually what they call Pre-Alpha, in other words, it's a debug issue, with none of the memory/CPU optimizations or full features that we'll find in the release. This is essential ...

    Updated 04-28-2010 at 02:59 PM by DaSickNinja

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  2. Quick Load: Dragon Age Awakening (And It's Bugs)

    by on 03-19-2010 at 07:16 PM (Digital Distractions: The XCPUS Electronics and Gaming Blog)
    If you haven't been under an internet gaming rock for the last week or so, you'd full well know that the expansion to the spiritual successor of Baldur's Gate, Dragon Age came out this week on Tuesday. Me being the mad game monkey that I am, as well as a dirty willing whore for BioWare, religiously purchased the game via the awesome that is Steam. We pretty much know that the first Dragon Age was lawfully awesome and I was hoping after the equally righteous Mass Effect 2 that BioWare would finish ...
  3. Bioshock 2: DLC Stupidity Woes

    by on 03-17-2010 at 07:43 PM (Digital Distractions: The XCPUS Electronics and Gaming Blog)
    Trouble is brewing in Rapture. The recently released Sinclair Solutions multiplayer pack for BioShock 2 is facing upset players over the revelation that the content is already on the disc, and the $5 premium is an unlock code. It started when users on the 2K Forums noticed that the content is incredibly small: 24KB on the PC, 103KB on the PlayStation 3, and 108KB on the Xbox 360. 2K Games responded with a post explaining that the decision was made in order to keep the player base in tact, without
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    Gaming
  4. Electronic Relaxation: Gaming in Haiti (A Reflection)

    by on 01-19-2010 at 08:08 AM (Digital Distractions: The XCPUS Electronics and Gaming Blog)
    As many of us know, that is, if you haven't been living under a rock for the past week or so, there has happened to be a quite horrendous and tragic earthquake that struck the small island of Haiti on the 12th of January, exactly seven days ago today. If you haven't been living under a rock for the last decade r so, you'd also know that Haiti has never really been a place that can be described as stable. It frankly is the definition of a failed state, and in this writer's humble opinion, such should ...
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    Gaming
  5. Console Gaming is Dying!

    by on 12-18-2009 at 03:30 PM (Digital Distractions: The XCPUS Electronics and Gaming Blog)
    Now that I've got your attention with a frankly ludicrous title, I'm going to go out on a limb here and say actually, the current PC/console gaming divide is dying. I mean, really think about it, the console as we know it has become relegated to either becoming a mini computer, see the Playstation 3, or a really advanced etch and sketch, see the Wii.

    The games that we see for the consoles are really ports from the PC, and lets be honest here, one of the main benefits of the most popular ...

    Updated 12-18-2009 at 03:35 PM by DaSickNinja

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    Gaming
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