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The Five Stupidest Movie Controversies

Thursday, May 29th, 2008

Sometimes bad things happen to good movies.

Hollywood’s history is full of films that were engulfed by controversy — sometimes, before they’d even hit the theatres. Yes, Hollywood is an easy target, and yes, there are movies that push the boundaries of society, challenging conventional wisdom and provoking a backlash that’s inevitable and deserved.

Video Games surpass movies & music in a fraction of the time, is GTA IV commentary true?

Wednesday, May 28th, 2008

Video Games surpass movies & music in a fraction of the time, is GTA IV commentary true? Playing GTA IV on the XBox 360 the other day, I happened to overhear the radio saying video games are bad for you, and that pretty much anything that threatens the movie industry and Hollywood is bad for you.

Will Wii Fit and the exercise craze help starve the world?

Wednesday, May 28th, 2008

Will Wii Fit and the exercise craze help starve the world?With food shortages abound throughout the world, do millions of gamers worldwide really need to be exercising more, that is, burning more calories, or should they really just be eating less? While exercise can increase muscle development, it can also increase appetite, possibly resulting in increased food consumption.

Movie promotion site offers talking to the dead?

Wednesday, May 28th, 2008

The Orphanage movie site lets you talk to the dead

A new web site promised a technique for talking to the dead. But it turns out it’s a promotion for the movie “The Orphanage,” confirming the skeptical and amused reaction online.

Click here to see the site

An eBay auction for their baby gets parents in trouble

Monday, May 26th, 2008

An eBay auction for their baby gets parents in troubleGerman authorities are currently investigating the alleged auctioning of an 8-month-old baby over on Bay by the baby’s parents.

Renee Beck was invited by the police to explain the auction she and her partner posted on eBay, which offered the following description:

Two times more 2008-09 RPG’s on XBox 360 than PS3

Monday, May 26th, 2008

Two times more 2008-09 RPG's on XBox 360 than PS3The perception used to be that Playstation would always have a plethora of good role playing games to choose from, and the XBox 360 was only for shooters, not so any more. Utilizing IGN’s review lists and U. S. release date calendars (subject to change) along with GamerStats average review scores, it is evident that the 360 currently rules this category in not only total RPG’s but also quality RPG’s (GSS 8.0 or above).

The 2009 Playstation 3 advantage and the promises to come

Sunday, May 25th, 2008

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While Sony’s PS3 exclusives this year are outnumbered by the Microsoft XBox 360 in quality games in almost all genres, 2009 looks to be the year that the Playstation brand will finally make a comeback in. Why? Several reasons, some of which could put the 360 at a distinct disadvantage.

XBox 360 annihilates PS3 with two times more releases

Saturday, May 24th, 2008

ps3vsxbox360 From start to finish this year the it looks as though the Xbox 360 will have continued to outnumber the PS3 in not just games, but games you want to play by almost 2 to 1, while Sony sprints to catch up. Does it really matter though?

Symantec says business community still prefers Windows XP over Vista

Wednesday, May 21st, 2008

symantec-says-business-community-still-prefers-windows-xp-over-vista.jpgMicrosoft Vista has received even more negative publicity. This time it’s from Symantec CEO Enrique Salem who said that most of his company’s large enterprise customers still prefer to run their enterprise PCs on Windows XP.

Vista still highly vulnerable to security threats, says PC Tools study

Tuesday, May 13th, 2008

vista-still-highly-vulnerable-to-security-threats-says-pc-tools-study.jpgHere’s more proof that showed no matter how much Microsoft wants to say that the Vista’s security features are full proof, it still is vulnerable to various security threats.

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