This has actually been posted before but it’s worth posting again. It’s basically “an edited version of the Halo Combat short films that was combined into one cohesive story” in an attempt to portray the potential for a live action movie. Given the other games that have been made into motion pictures I think if [...]
June 16th, 2008 | James | 0 comments | ContinuedSearch Results for 'combine'
Raptor Replaces Eagle As Dominant Air Superiority Fighter
As a kid growing up in the military there was nothing more fun than hanging out on a Saturday afternoon at Eglin AFB watching F-15 Eagles doing maneuvers. Back then, the F-15 was the king of the skies, how times do change. Today, the F-15 is considered outdated an ancient and it’s role as master [...]
December 1st, 2007 | James | 0 comments | Continued
2007 TRD Aurion 3500S - Toyota Gets Into The Automotive Porn Business
Toyota Australia has jumped into the automotive porn business with the introduction of the 2007 TRD Aurion 3500S. Sweet car, for a baby seat hauler.
Viewed as a step up from the Toyota Aurion Sportivo in terms of both equipment, appearance, and performance, the TRD Aurion’s greatest asset is its Eaton TVS (Twin Vortices Series) Supercharger, [...]
The Macbook Pro That Google Bought
So I’ve not posted in a few days, there’s a really, really good reason for that. On Thursday of last week it was Christmas at my house because when I got home a box from Apple had arrived. I’ve been hem-hawing around (yes that’s a word) for some time about going over to the dark [...]
August 13th, 2007 | James | 0 comments | Continued
Nikon Announces D40X 10.2 Megapixel dSLR
Nikon has released a new 10.2 megapixel digital SLR. The D40X is the replacement for the D40 and is essentially the same camera with a few enhancements. If your a Nikon advocate and looking to take the plunge into the dSLR world without forking out a fortune, this looks like a decent place to start.
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A look inside the Wii remotes
There’s been a lot of talk recently about the dangers of the Wii remotes caused by the wrists straps breaking during game play. Nintendo answered by replacing the straps with a heavier corded strap. But what makes these remotes work? What makes them different from the normal remotes on most other gaming consoles? For starters, [...]
December 21st, 2006 | James | 0 comments | Continued