| What is RSS feed? | About Us |
 |
 Search Score: 4/10
Source: www.gamespot.com --- 7 days ago
Eight months after its initial banning the edited version of Digital Extreme's action-adventure title finally makes it down under. ... Source: www.thedeal.com --- 19 days ago
The newspaper industry is in critical condition, and CBS CEO Les Moonves makes no bones about it. The media veteran, who helped engineer CBS' $1.8 billion purchase of online media company Cnet... ... Source: www.bemanistyle.com --- 20 days ago
Figured I'd post them here for anyone interested... Resistance RETRIBUTION (PSP) hat, never worn NEW Resistance Fall of Man 2 II Retribution Hat PAX HTF - eBay (item 200257047847 end time Sep-28-08 16:41:05 PDT) (http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=200257047847) Dark Sector XBOX 360 Face plate Dark Sector Xbox 360 faceplate RARE new PROMO COMPLETE - eBay (item 200257039210 end time Sep-28-08 16:00:35 PDT) (http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=200257039210&ssPageName=STRK:MESE:IT&ih=010) Noram Zealot 4x PROMO PLAYSET (Eye of Judgement) 4x Eye of Judgment PS3 Noram Zealot Promo #121 playset - eBay (item 200257040116 end time Sep-28-08 16:05:14 PDT) (http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=200257040116&ssPageName=STRK:MESE:IT&ih=010) Some of this stuff is pretty rare. Thanks to anyone who bids! ... Source: www.gamingexcellence.com --- 22 days ago
Dark Sector has finally come to the next-gen consoles in all of its visceral, glaive swinging glory. ... Source: palgn.com.au --- 4 days ago
Xbox 360 News Only available on PlayStation 3. ... Source: the360extreme.com --- 40 days ago
As many of you know I have been hard at work with the Dark Sector walkthrough, I’ll be finishing it this week and then I’ll be doing a brief video and written review, so look forward to that. ALSO! THE 360 EXTREME PODCAST IS COMING BACK THIS WEEK! WE ARE RECORDING MONDAY AND HAVE A [...] ... Source: metavideogame.wordpress.com --- 42 days ago
Why is it, that when something good comes along, everybody rushes to rehash it over and over again? Strange… I wonder why that happens. Anyways, here is “Dark Sector”, aka clone 245 of the (in)famous “Gears of War”, itself being the in vitro synthetic life-form born out of “Resident Evil 4″ and “Kill Switch” - [...] ... Source: threevue.com --- 42 days ago
Zing! I kid, I kid. I actually really like Dark Sector so far. For the first time I can recall it seems like a complete rip-off of two other popular games has come though the muck and mire of focus groups and Execu-thinking to be pretty darn good. I mean, don’t go expecting the Saving Private [...] ... Source: www.gamecritics.com --- 28 days ago
Having worked with Dan here at GameCritics for so long, sometimes it feels as though we think with the same brain. More often than not, we champion the same underdogs and see value in titles that others don't. However, there are rare occasions reminding me that as often as we agree, it's still a fact of life that we will occasionally take entirely different positions on things. Case in point: Dark Sector . read more ... Source: www.ps3chat.com --- 29 days ago
im stuck on Dark Sector after beating colossus how do you kill the walking droid (tank) i keep hitting it with the electrically charged glaive but... ...
Source: www.1up.com --- 9 days ago
Normal 0 false false false MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 /* Style Definitions */ table.MsoNormalTable {mso-style-name:"Table Normal"; mso-tstyle-rowband-size:0; mso-tstyle-colband-size:0; mso-style-noshow:yes; mso-style-parent:""; mso-padding-alt:0in 5.4pt 0in 5.4pt; mso-para-margin:0in; mso-para-margin-bottom:.0001pt; mso-pagination:widow-orphan; font-size:10.0pt; font-family:"Times New Roman"; mso-ansi-language:#0400; mso-fareast-language:#0400; mso-bidi-language:#0400;} I wonder if some ideas drawn up for games ever do meet the original ideas of the developers. When an idea or set of ideas ends up closely resembling more popular titles where does that leave a new IP? In some cases a good position as it can ride the same thunder by masses looking for the same. Then we have the bad position where in comparison its merely not up to par to others. Either way when you have a game that's barely been in stores for months receive a few price cuts, it’s not a good sign. So we have an over the shoulder shooter/horror/action video game. Does Dark Sector follow the same formula of the games it so often compared to? The short answer is no, not at all. The comparisons to Gears of War and Resident Evil 4, end there its similar. Digital Extremes is able to make a unique game all on their own. The problem and what I ultimately found to be enjoyable is that it manages to be familiar in concept. Now none of this should be taken as a negative in the leas ...
Source: www.pollstar.com --- 27 days ago
Today we plunged into the Dark and mysterious depths of the concert industry and surfaced with new listings for Dolly Parton, The Ting Tings, The Little Ones and STS9 Sound Tribe Sector 9, plus links to items about where The Cure does not want you to buy the band's new EP, the chances of any music service beating iTunes, free WiFi at Mickey Dees, the major labels and Internet radio, David Gilmour talking about Richard Wright and a new entry in the most annoying song of all time competition. ... Source: www.theoildrum.com --- 3 days ago
This is a slightly abridged version of an actual letter from a reader and my answer, regarding a change in career in the light of peak oil. What would you have said? This reader was not from the US. How would advice differ for different parts of the world? Dear Gail: I read some of your posts on The Oil Drum, and I wanted to ask you a question. Taking into consideration peak oil, what careers are likely to be better places in the years ahead? (continued under the fold) [break] For example, given the current financial meltdown, it seems the Financial Sector is looking like a terrible place to be, never mind what might happen if oil production starts to decline. I just read that Kenneth Rogoff, Economics Professor at Harvard and former Chief Economist at the International Monetary Fund, has joined the chorus: The worst is yet to come in the U.S. The financial Sector needs to shrink; I don't think simply having a couple of medium-sized banks and a couple of small banks going under is going to do the job. I am still in my 20s, currently working as a math teacher, but am planning on going back to school. I have considered engineering, but that can be very energy-dependent. Until recently, I was aiming to position myself for a career in finance - I don't think that will be a good long term move anymore. But I'm a bit in the Dark about what is a good move. I'd imagine health care and education would be "safer"...not that I necessarily want t ... Source: www.thedeal.com --- 9 hours ago
The Street should be renamed the Sea as its recent turbulent nature has more than likely stricken its passengers with a serious case of collective seasickness. The Dow Jones Industrial Average recorded its biggest single-day point game ever on Monday, rocketing 936.42 points to close at 9,387.61 following the Treasury's outline of organizational details of its $700 billion bailout plan, which will entail the purchase of illiquid mortgage-backed securities, large minority equity stakes in troubled financial institutions and individual mortgages. The meteoric rise eclipsed the nearly 1,900 point loss the Dow suffered last week -- the worst week on a point and percentage basis in its history. But, let's not get too excited just yet, as the U.S. bond market was closed Monday in observance of Columbus Day and therefore investors were in the Dark as to whether or not the credit markets remain frozen. A frozen credit market Tuesday could mean back to the bearish reality. Of course, the broader market gain provided a boost to a number of Deal Stocks. Morgan Stanley was a standout, soaring 86.98% to close at $18.10 per share on news that Japan's Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group Inc. agreed Monday to take a 21% stake in the bank for $9 billion. The deal includes convertible stock and a reported assurance from the U.S. Treasury to guarantee the deal. A struggling retailer in a struggling retail Sector also got a much needed lift. Home furnish ... Find more results for Dark Sector on RSSMicro.com |
Copyright © 2008 RSSMicro.com
Publisher : Ranum Graphics A scientific outpost in one of the remotest part of the nation has gone silent. A tactical team has been dispatched but have not reported back. Now its up to you to find out. Are you up to the task? A set of sci-fi tactical tiles for your rpg or miniature needs. You get 64 pages of tiles and props which contains lots of corridors, rooms, 2D and 3D props. The props are made for the beginner/intermediate builder in mind. All tiles are geard for the 1 inch square based models and are done at the 300 dpi for the best detail. This set contains: 2x6 straight corridor 2x3 short corridor 2x3 dead end corridor Right angle (turn) corridor (normal and room-type) T-junction (normal and room-type) X-junction (normal and room-type) 1 inch wide straight maintenance corridor 1 inch wide right angle maintenance corridor (clockwise and counter-clockwise) 1 inch wide X-junction maintenance corridor (clockwise and counter-clockwise) 1 inch wide T-junction maintenance corridor (clockwise and counter-clockwise) 1 inch wide right and left shift corridor 1 inch wide transition (normal to maintenance) corridor 1 inch wide dead end maintenance corridor Elevator corridor Stairs 4x4 rooms 6x6 rooms All corridor tiles except the 2x3 short corridor, 2x3 dead end, elevator, and maintenance corridors come in 4 versions: normal (standard wear and tear), bloodied, exposed cables/utilities, gouge mark/holes. All rooms comes in 4 types: empty, ...
AFP - Barack Obama and John McCain both have declared war on lobbyists, but with tighter regulation of the financial Sector ahead, the Dark arts of the profession are in demand, experts say. ...
D3Publisher, the folks behind the delightful Simple Series and the not so delightful Dark Sector , have Tokyo Game Show booth companions. Six of them by our count. That's a very conservative number for a company that releases not so conservative games. The above woman is holding a back for The Simple Series 10th anniversary. That's nice of her. ...
Filed under: Industry , Ford Motor (F) , General Motors (GM) , Financial Crisis This is part of a weekly series about the car business. The auto industry plays an important role in the global economy, and record-high oil prices and a global slowdown have contributed to a crisis in the Sector. This column will highlight some of the interesting stories that emerge as that crisis plays out. And I thought things looked bad last week ( Car Biz: Dark days in Detroit and beyond ). The skies do indeed look Dark in Detroit and the auto industry as a whole. But now instead of weak sales and slow growth, we are looking at plummeting sales and the very real possibility of bankruptcy and further consolidation throughout the industry. Yesterday, as Zac Bissonnette noted , General Motors (NYSE: GM ) dropped like a stone to a 58-year low . This earlier low point came before the Korean War, when gas cost less than 30 cents a gallon. Looking back, of course, we can see that GM had some great years ahead of it. If only the future looked so bright now. Today, an S&P analyst quoted on Bloomberg said that the Big Three could face bankruptcy as macroeconomic factors "overwhelm them." This follows yesterday's comment from S&P that debt from GM and Ford Motor Company (NYSE: F ) may have to be downgraded again, even deeper into junk status. GM has replied to S&P's comments, saying that while it does indeed face "unprecedented challenges," it does not cons ...
Filed under: Ford Motor (F) , General Motors (GM) , Columns , Recession This is part of a weekly series about the car business. The auto industry plays an important role in the global economy, and record-high oil prices and a global slowdown have contributed to a crisis in the Sector. This column will highlight some of the interesting stories that emerge as that crisis plays out. September car sales reports are due this week, and no one in the auto industry is looking forward to the monthly numbers, especially no one in Detroit. Expectations are that car sales will be lower once again. According to analysts quoted at Bloomberg , sales at General Motors (NYSE: GM ) and Ford (NYSE: F ) will be down over 20%, while sales at Chrysler will be down over 30% from last year. Japanese producers also are expected to see lower sales, with the Japanese Big Three Toyota (NYSE: TM ), Honda (NYSE: HMC ) and Nissan (NASDAQ: NSANY ) all down in the 20% range. The industry is sliding down toward the magic number of one million cars sold in the U.S. for the month. The last time fewer than a million cars were sold in a month was February 1993. Continue reading Car Biz: Dark days in Detroit and beyond Permalink | Email this | Comments ...