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Thursday, 13 March 2008 |
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I picked up Burnout Paradise and I am searching for the words to describe the game. And all I have to say is I love it. It takes racing to a whole new level. I will have to say theat the IGN Review of the game is by far the most fair and the most accurate. Below is the IGN review of the game. All I have to say is that Burnout Paradise takes all the good things from burnout and GTA and mixes them with a little bit of Need for Speed. Thus creating one the most open racing games that I have seen. Criterion Games' Burnout franchise has now long been the king of arcade racing. Its tight controls and overwhelming sense of speed have catapulted it to the top of the genre, and few games have come even close to matching the series' strengths. But while Criterion has garnered tons of praise from both gamers and critics alike, the studio never sits still. With every release, the developer tweaks the core formula in an attempt to offer something new to gamers. |
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Cloverfield- You might think again before filming at your friends birthday. |
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Thursday, 13 March 2008 |
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You know those big monster movies where Godzilla or Kong is rampaging around destroying everything? Did you ever wonder what it was like for the average citizen that was caught in the middle of a mess like that? Cloverfield asks just that question. The idea of Cloverfield is a guy is given a video camera and is asked to film a going away party for his friend. He's busy filming when something earth shaking happens. Then he carries the camera with him for the rest of the movie. He documents what happens to him from ground level as he and his friends run away and sometimes toward very dangerous things. This is a really effective movie. By placing the whole movie from the view point of mostly one character it creates an almost real feeling to the events in the movie. Sometimes there are jarring camera moves while things are destroyed. Dizzying pans while characters run from one event to another. There are even pops of an old recording being taped over by the camera guy. |
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Written by Marcio Morgado
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Sunday, 10 February 2008 |
Would she say yes? 9 out 10 guys ask this question and of course it isn’t all black and white, or is it?
One joke I used to tell with my friends is how I wished women had a "magical light bulb" which shines every time they were attracted to me. It would take all the guesswork out of trying to figure out which women to approach.
Unfortunately there's no such thing as a magical light bulb!
In order to understand if a woman has attraction, you have to study her body language. If you can detect certain signs of flirting when observing her, then you'll know she's attracted to you.
So what are these signs of flirting?
Well in the next few paragraphs, I'll reveal 8 flirting cues which women send you. If you see ANY of these, you'll know she's attracted to you: |
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