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Winamp Pro Now Available in the Android Market

admin — Tue, 07 Feb 2012 08:40:28 +0000

Filed under: Winamp Updates Winamp Blog: Now there are two ways to get the Pro features for Winamp for Android. Either by purchasing the "Pro Bundle" directly from the Winamp app as an in-app purchase, or by purchasing the Winamp Pro app directly from the Android Market. If you have ... Read more

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Final Fantasy X For PS3 and Vita Not a Proper Remake

admin — Tue, 07 Feb 2012 01:15:00 +0000

Those expecting a proper remake of Final Fantasy X for PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Vita should start tempering their expectations. Although we still have very little in the way of details, it's been clarified that the project Square Enix has in the works is an HD remaster, not a remake. Square Enix's Shinji Hashimoto made this clear at the recent Taipei Game Show, according to GNN (via Joystiq). The difference between "remake" and "remaster" may sound like semantics, but in fact there are entirely different expectations that come along with the two. Depending upon how you feel about FFX, the reality of this being a remaster may or may not be welcome news.

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Stats! Your Most Anticipated Games of 2012

admin — Tue, 07 Feb 2012 00:00:00 +0000

Using data tracking software and other digital wizardry, we've been able to track which games of the next few months you, our readers, are the most excited for. The size of the data areas (aka 'bubbles') show the comparative level of interest for each of the major games coming your way. Did Twis...

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Google Docs for Android updated

admin — Wed, 01 Feb 2012 23:50:59 +0000

If you use Google Docs on your Android phone, you’ll be glad to know that the app has been updated today. Google announced that the latest version of Google Docs for Android now works offline. Users can save documents to work on them without an internet connection, and then only update the files online when they’re connected to the internet. In addition to the improved offline mode, Google Docs for tablets now lets users view high-resolution versions of documents, making it easier and more pleasant to read files on larger display devices. The latest version of Google Docs is available on the Android Market now and can be downloaded for free.

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The Free-to-Play Shift Continues: Rift Now Free Up to Level 20

admin — Wed, 01 Feb 2012 23:29:00 +0000

As if EverQuest dropping subscriptions wasn't enough of a sign that the subscription-based MMO business model will eventually be replaced by free-to-play, Trion Worlds has announced it will begin allowing players to experience a good chunk of Rift's early game content for free. It's an identical move to the one Blizzard made last summer in the face of declining World of Warcraft subscription numbers. Coinciding with the release of the 1.7 update, a version of Rift known as Rift Lite is debuting today. By signing up for a free Trion account, you will be able to play up to level 20 without any restrictions on how long you can play for. Previously the trial available would only allow for seven days of play time before requiring the game be purchased in order to continue. That was a more significant free period than WoW's (which allowed you to play for only 48 hours), though removing the time limit altogether is a smarter approach.

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Samsung Infuse 4G finally receives Gingerbread

admin — Wed, 01 Feb 2012 22:44:55 +0000

The Samsung Infuse 4G might have been out for awhile, and so has Android Gingerbread, but it looks like today the two finally get to meet (officially). While custom Gingerbread ROMs have already been out for awhile, AT&T has announced today that the official Gingerbread update for the Infuse 4G will start rolling out. The update brings the phone up to Android 2.3.6, which should keep people happy until an Ice Cream Sandwich update is released (if it does arrive). The Infuse 4G Gingerbread update includes improved copy and paste functionality, redesigned multi-touch software keyboard, download manager for long running HTTP downloads, improved power management and app control, flight mode added and silent removed, new font options, Traffic widget, menu changes, new apps and more. The promotional preloaded Angry Birds has also been removed, so you’ll need to redownload it from the Market and start again. Unfortunately the link to the Samsung page to download the update hasn’t gone live yet, but you can keep checking back to see when it finally does.

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Zynga’s Alleged Copycat Seems to be Lacking the Innovation it Preaches

admin — Wed, 01 Feb 2012 22:17:00 +0000

Although it was hardly the first time it had been accused of copying an existing game, accusations that Zynga had cribbed the design of Tiny Tower struck a more sensitive nerve than usual. Maybe that's because Tiny Tower is more beloved and well-known than, say, a game like Farm Town, which seems to have had a pretty clear influence on FarmVille. As expected Zynga has denied the allegations and even suggested those complaining about their games being copied are not as innocent as they would have you believe, though it still remains to be seen where Zynga has innovated on the Tiny Tower formula. Following in the footsteps of Tiny Tower developer NimbleBit, Buffalo Studios released an infographic contrasting the recently-revealed Zynga Bingo with its own Bingo Blitz game. There are certainly similarities, though Zynga posits the reason its game resembles Buffalo's is not because Zynga copied the competition.

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King Arthur 2 Update Released

admin — Wed, 01 Feb 2012 22:14:00 +0000

Updates to King Arthur II - The Role-playing Wargame have been released. The updates will be applied automatically when your Steam client (in on-line mode) is restarted. Major changes include: King Arthur II – The Role-playing Wargame v1.1.02 -Fixed crashing battles (Pict armies and Fomorian raiding armies) -Adventure and diplomatic quest fixes -Modified skills (Chain lightning, Summon skills, Power of Sacrifice) -Fixed experience level display and reduced experience required for higher levels -Fixed some artifact drag and drop issues in heroes’ inventory and Artifact Forge inventory -Modified Leadership bonuses of artifacts -Increased Leadership value (Warlord class - level up choice) -Fixed missing unit images and artifact icons -Beast Lairs allow two units to be recruited per Lair -Some of the Morality Lairs allow two units to be recruited -Lair creatures acquired in quests no longer limit maximum availability -Fixed ruler naming -Kingdom of Alba: army behavior fixed -Added automatic replenishment for Morgana’s core units while questing in the Northern territories -Fixed experience levels for Sir Galahad’s army -Fixed hero skill trees (Philbius, Numerius Andronicus) -Player’s units will be at full strength if battle occurs while replenishing losses -Removed empty Ring of Gorlois recipe from the Encyclopedia (became an acquirable set item) - Other minor bug and balancing fixes Known issues – fixing in progress -Improved ground units defense against flying units -Dal’ Riata battle difficulty and enhanced ability to fight dragons -No Will to Fight values on some units -Missing unit skills when received at higher levels than 5th -Issues with closing Nether gates at Tier 4 -Some unit animation bugs

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Galaxy Note S and Galaxy S2 Plus rumored to be announced at MWC 2012

admin — Wed, 01 Feb 2012 21:30:10 +0000

Since Samsung won’t be showing off the Galaxy S3 at MWC this year, it looks like we’ll just to look forward to other devices instead. And in case you’re wondering what Samsung might have up its sleeves for next month, reports online have mentioned the existence of two new sequels to its current lineup of phones: the Samsung Galaxy S2 Plus and the Samsung Galaxy Note S. Other than the names, there weren’t any additional details to work with, though the S2 Plus has been spotted on An3DBenchXL results according to PocketNow, adding more credibility to the rumors. It’s MWC 2012 is only a few weeks away so we won’t have to wait too long to find out, sot stay tuned for more details. What else do you think Samsung will be announcing?

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SOL: Exodus Update Released

admin — Wed, 01 Feb 2012 21:22:00 +0000

- Extended joystick support implemented. Saitek X52 and Thrustmaster T-Flight HOTAS X are now supported - On control settings screen, “Gamepad” renamed “Xbox/PS Gamepad” and will only show up if appropriate controller is connected. - “Joystick” renamed “Joystick/Gamepad” as most modern gamepads register as joysticks and will only show up if appropriate controller is connected. - Only 6 default mappings put in for joysticks, down from 12. Y-axis now inverted by default. This change will not affect previously saved settings changes. - Fixed issue on Mission 7 where the user would not always get points for destroying the CoD Temple. - Fixed performance issues on M7. - Shortened M1 and M7 a bit due to pacing issues. - Shortened Prologue a bit due to pacing issues. Heroic action requirements also reduced (25 fighters -> 15) - Further improved Atlas turret effectiveness. - Elite AI behaviors further improved.

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