The deep and savage road: Ars reviews Dante's Inferno (1)
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Can you imagine your soul laid bare, every sin and broken promise shown in grim detail to the one you love above all others? "You don't know what it was like!" Dante screams, anguished, as his beloved witnesses a particularly heinous act from his past. "Yes, she does," Satan replies. "I have shown her." Dante's Inferno is not for the faint of heart. It's also not exactly true to the source material, using names and ...
RealPlayer SP Reaches the Mac (1)
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Last June, I wrote about RealPlayer SP, a cool new version of the venerable, not-universally-beloved media player that shifted its emphasis. Instead of primarily being about playback, it served as a hub for easy conversion of Web video for playback on a bevy of devices–MP3 players like the iPod, smartphones, gaming consoles, and more. At the time, RealPlayer SP was a Windows-only product, but Real said it would bring it to Mac users by the ...
A New Personal Assistant Comes to the iPhone (2)
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Previously Google's mobile application had the best service for voice recognition and search capablity. That is no longer the truth with the introduction of Siri. A virtual personal assistant has been born and they should be hired after the first interview. Visit Black Web 2.0 for the full story....
Preschool Adventures App For Toddlers (1)
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I recently had to babysit my 3 year old nephew. Now, I’m no professional babysitter who knows exactly what kids need and want. But I do know the basics of babysitting. And I knew that I had absolutely nothing in my house that a three year old would like to play with. So, I thought [...]
What is a DADvocate? (2)
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Shortly after the iPad was released Jeff Sass wrote a great blog about iDad. iDad is a great parody on the value of a dad over an iPad and a fun little read. There is another great DAD moment that was captured in a post last night Who Dad published by Doriano “Paisano” Carta. Last year we saw a dad at a Phillies game catch a foul ball, hand it to his daughter who through ...
feature: Daddy's Home: Ars reviews Bioshock 2 (4)
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The world of Rapture has a lot in common with Jurassic Park. Both fictional places tried to create a sort of closed paradise, playing with nature to fulfill the needs of their respective creators. Both experiments went horribly wrong, making a point about the will of man. In popular culture, when reach exceeds grasp, people die terrible, action-packed deaths. Bioshock 2 takes place ten years after the events of the first game. I'll keep this ...
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Cristian said:
"Trying to find a reason to return to Rapture again in the inevitable third installment. This story didn't need to be told, but it works. A third game? We may be looking at diminished returns."My sentiments exactly.