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- SEO NEWS: Update Google Street View in New Orleans!
- Nintendo DLC: Plenty of sports and a little pottery
- European Court Says Users Can Resell Downloaded Software
- Corsair Launches Force Series GS SSDs with Toggle NAND
- Our Most Regrettable Purchases
- ArcheAge (KR) - Seeking global opinions
- August Cover Revealed: Hot 50 2012
- Diablo III (KR) - Virtual items trading hits record
- Researching Video Games: An Interview With A Gaming Musicologist
- DNS Malware to Knock Hundreds of Thousands of PCs Offline Monday
| SEO NEWS: Update Google Street View in New Orleans! Posted: 05 Jul 2012 02:02 PM PDT FG_AUTHORS: Amit Teli According to Matt McGee at Search Engine Land, two people have launched a petition to have Google update Street View . "We basically just want to let Google know that there's a real need for updated images this many years after Katrina," says Annalisa Kelly, who, along with Hunter King, recently launched Update Google Street View in New Orleans!, a blog that shows current...  |
| Nintendo DLC: Plenty of sports and a little pottery Posted: 05 Jul 2012 11:37 AM PDT FG_AUTHORS: Amit Teli I'm kidding on the LOL part. Kind of. I'm not into sports, but videogame sports are fine by me, especially when it comes to golf. Baseball and Tennis are great, too. And maybe pottery making? : NES Open Tournament Golf ($4.99 on 3DS) is quite fun. Despite being an 8-bit game, it still holds up well today. Arc System Works' Family Tennis 3D ($6.99, 3DS) looks cute and...  |
| European Court Says Users Can Resell Downloaded Software Posted: 05 Jul 2012 10:53 AM PDT FG_AUTHORS: Amit Teli
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| Corsair Launches Force Series GS SSDs with Toggle NAND Posted: 05 Jul 2012 10:31 AM PDT FG_AUTHORS: Amit Teli
That translates into sequential read/write speeds of 555/525MBps and a random write IOPS of 90k in the base...  |
| Our Most Regrettable Purchases Posted: 05 Jul 2012 10:31 AM PDT FG_AUTHORS: Amit Teli As gamers, we've all made purchases we regret. Whether it's a much-hyped game that failed to meet expectations or a peripheral that didn't receive much support, there's always something in our gaming histories that led to us searching for a receipt. Read on to hear about some of the worst purchases made by the Game Informer staff. State of Emergency In the early  |
| ArcheAge (KR) - Seeking global opinions Posted: 05 Jul 2012 09:41 AM PDT FG_AUTHORS: Amit Teli  [Survey link] Read about ArcheAge (link)? Watch the videos? If you are liking what you see in this sandbox online game developed by Lineage's "father", Jake Song, help fill up the official survey his studio is currently holding. While the game is confirmed for major markets such as Korea and China, there is nothing about a Western release so far. Fill up the survey now! var...  |
| August Cover Revealed: Hot 50 2012 Posted: 05 Jul 2012 09:26 AM PDT FG_AUTHORS: Amit Teli E3 gave us the opportunity to peruse hundreds of games from dozens of publishers and developers across the video game industry, and the prognosis is strong. Though E3 2012 only had a few big announcements, many previously known projects impressed with high-intensity gameplay demos, trailers, and theater presentations. With our individual category winners already announced...  |
| Diablo III (KR) - Virtual items trading hits record Posted: 05 Jul 2012 09:05 AM PDT FG_AUTHORS: Amit Teli  [Source] What happens when the government decides to stop Blizzard from activating the Real Money Auction House (RMAH) in the country? Well, use 3rd party platforms of course! In a recent report from ItemMania, an online website providing players to trade virtual items, Diablo III set a new record for the highest daily currency amount exchanging hands, up to a tune of USD...  |
| Researching Video Games: An Interview With A Gaming Musicologist Posted: 05 Jul 2012 08:58 AM PDT FG_AUTHORS: Amit Teli
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| DNS Malware to Knock Hundreds of Thousands of PCs Offline Monday Posted: 05 Jul 2012 08:34 AM PDT FG_AUTHORS: Amit Teli
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If you can sell an old CD when you're done with it, why can't you sell off an mp3 you no longer want, too? That very question is currently
Corsair's no newcomer in the SSD market, but its new Force Series GS SSDs bring something new to the company's table: toggle NAND flash memory. Corsair claims that one tweak has made the Force Series GS drives the fastest models in its SandForce 2000-series lineup. 
Back in November 2011, the FBI and NASA-OIG worked with Estonian police to arrest a band of cybercriminals known as "Rove Digital" who were operating a botnet that would alter user DNS settings to point infected systems to malicious DNS data centers in Estonia, New York, and Chicago. Come Monday, the Internet will go dark for potentially hundreds of thousands of unsuspecting...| You are subscribed to email updates from Home To stop receiving these emails, you may unsubscribe now. | Email delivery powered by Google |
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