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The Uncharted franchise has rated high on my list of all time favourites, so I have been waiting with much excitement to play Naughty Dogs' latest title. The Last Of Us is a relentless, emotional rollercoaster ride which will etch a mark in history as one of the most sophisticated, satisfying computer games ever made.
Today Kaeyi Dream brings you her review of The Last of Us for PlayStation 3, and of course there will be no spoilers found here! Be sure to check out Kaeyi's YouTube channel for more of her videos.
Think that the Web is equal for all? Not quite. While countries with great access to the Internet move towards creating content-heavy websites and services that require ever faster connections, there exists even more countries that would simply like a stable and reliable Internet connection to begin with. Read on to explore this digital divide.
After seeing many trailers for this indie game it caught my eye and I had to give it a go. The game was developed by “Overkill Software” the company behind the game “Storm”.
The company consists of a mixture of industry veterans to freshly graduated specialists and have their own approach to the workplace, “not an elite design company but a true inspired gameplay machine. It is OVERKILL at its finest.” is how they describe themselves.
A new year, and new buyer's advice from Hardware.Info. The Hardware.Info PC Buyer's Guide has been around since 1998, and is widely popular among our readers. Based on our tests and reviews we assemble a PC system with the best components currently available. Each system we create has different components based on its intended use. In recent months we received requests for new types of systems, and we're now happy to be able to include those. In January we will publish every single one, after that we will start to alternate between the different categories.
Recently, I wrote an op-ed piece here titled "The Fast Enough Computer". I argued that for gamers, low- to mid-range components provided the most bang for the buck and could readily play most modern games. The metric I used was "30 frames per second at 1680x1050". In this follow-up, I build a system based on the components I thought would be adequate and test the result with several modern games.
After going to the CES for so many years, it is hard to find something that really catches our attention to the point where we have to stop and say, "Wow!" This year, our "wow" moment happened the minute we saw an electric Delorean.
All-in-one computers, also known as AIO, are systems built inside the same case as the video monitor, designed to remove clutter from your desk. The problem so far is that parts for all-in-one computers are not standardized, meaning that each manufacturer uses its own design and choice of components, which may not be compatible with an all-in-one from another manufacturer. To solve this problem, Intel is leading the industry in creating a standard for all-in-one components. This way, parts designed for one system will fit in another, making the life of AIO manufacturers easier. This standard also allows users to build their own all-in-one computers from scratch.
After the September 11 terrorist attacks in the United States, Director Roland Emmerich suddenly found that the market for disaster porn films such as Independence Day and Godzilla no longer existed. A staple genre of cinema since the 70's from directors such as Irwin Allen, and one which saw a resurgence in the mid 1990's, audiences no longer felt comfortable with cinema experiences that were anything like the reality that had been witnessed and the ramifications that the attacks brought to everyday citizens.
However, Roland Emmerich, the smart fellow he is, pitched his next film as a cautionary tale of the threat posed by global warming, which tapped into growing worldwide sentiments regarding the issue (which have all but been put on hold, post global financial crisis - unless of course you live in Australia). This way, he could still sate his desire for cutting edge global destruction and audiences didn't have to feel so bad. Win, win.
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