Friday, June 22, 2007
Read/Write to NTFS drives in OS X
Using Windows formatted NTFS drives is a problem for Mac OS X users. There is read support for NTFS volumes on the Mac but when you want to write to the volumes, you will encounter problems. Thankfully, there's something called MacFUSE that you can use. Seems like using it can be a little complex, but could be useful if you absolutely need to read and write to that Windows partition on your Intel-powered Mac.
Wednesday, June 20, 2007
Watching Free TV Online
You don't need a TV to watch TV anymore. Listed on the Mashable site are 33 ways you can get your TV fix, ranging from the popular YouTube to the amazing Joost to lesser known stuff like ChannelKing. Not all the options are excellent but at least they're available.
Tuesday, June 19, 2007
Life in Nintendo Office
Monday, June 18, 2007
100 Free Games for Download
A quick resource if you're looking for free, legal games download. Click on the link and you can get a list of 100 titles that you can play on your PC. Titles include shooters and MMOs.
Friday, June 15, 2007
News on the game Rock Band
Guitar Hero rocks! So it's with great excitement when I read the new information about the game Rock Band which extends Guitar Hero to a full band. If you love Guitar Hero, and is wondering how the hell a game will handle four players with each playing one instrument, read this post on the NeoGAF forum with info taken from Game Informer. Some of the interesting gameplay elements include:
- Guitars and Bass now have 10 frets. 5 for the regular sections of the game and 5 for the newly designated solo sections.
- Drums are apparently insane. You use actual sticks and hit one of four colored pads in front of you, in addition to a kick pedal attached to the drumming unit. Drummers will also have the ability to do fills etc. in their own little free-form section, do well and you'll trigger the drummers version of star power.
- If all bandmates can reach the end of a song, you'll be greeted with one huge free-form jam session.
- Guitars and Bass now have 10 frets. 5 for the regular sections of the game and 5 for the newly designated solo sections.
- Drums are apparently insane. You use actual sticks and hit one of four colored pads in front of you, in addition to a kick pedal attached to the drumming unit. Drummers will also have the ability to do fills etc. in their own little free-form section, do well and you'll trigger the drummers version of star power.
- If all bandmates can reach the end of a song, you'll be greeted with one huge free-form jam session.
Thursday, June 14, 2007
Razer Boomslang making a comeback
After I bought the Copperhead, I retired the Boomslang, but I'm glad to say that it gave me plenty of joy over my years of use. It was therefore with great excitement that I found out that Razer is gonna release a collector's edition of the Boomslang. The revamped Boomslang will be optical can glow like the recent Razer mice. Too bad it's going to be only limited to 10,000 units. Don't know if I'll be getting one, or even if I can get my hands on it, but I'm certainly glad to hear that Razer does look back to its roots.
Tuesday, June 05, 2007
PS1 as audiophile dream?
Seems like the PlayStation 1 can be used as an excellent CD player, at least according to some audiophiles. On the Destructoid site, there is a piece on how some audiophiles treat the PS1 as the "darling of the audio underground". I'm quite skeptical about this as audio quality actually depends on plenty of factors, including the speakers or A/V receivers that you're using. Still, there could be some truth in this when you consider that in eletronics, they don't make things like they used to. So, it may not be entirely be a surprise that the older PS1 does have a better audio output with its RCA jacks. Any audiophiles with an old PS1 in the closet to try this out?
Monday, June 04, 2007
The Secret Lives of Otaku
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