Monday, 25 November 2013

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Following the release of the MOGA Ace Power earlier this week, Logitech has officially announced its PowerShell game controller for the iPhone 5/5c/5s and the fifth-generation iPod touch. The form-fitting controller is made to plug into the Lightning port on a newer iOS device and features console-style controls including a directional pad, shoulder bumpers, and face buttons. The controller also allows for headphones to be connected through an included adapter, and also leaves the volume up/down buttons, ring/silent switch, and power/sleep button of an iOS device fully accessible. 

Sunday, 17 November 2013

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With the new consoles on the imminent horizon it seems a goodtime to think about what I’d like to see in next gen games, which in turn got me thinking about the factors I find most annoying in games today. Here are my top Five most annoying gaming features:

Number 5-Bad Cameras:
Great games are completely Unplayable because of bad Camera Angles. No matter wether you Play with a Keyboard or a Joystick, the cameras always sucks in Games like Batman Vengeance. Because of bad Camera angles in some Games you lose your precious hard Battles that are completed.

Number 4 – Unskippable cut-scenes:
When you reload you are forced to rewatch the cut scene that you’ve seen already, why can’t I skip it!? I’m here to play the game not be bored for five minutes whilst I watch a poorly scripted and non interactive animated movie. I get the feeling that half of the game developers out there would rather be making films. The reboot of Mortal Kombat was the worst offender; I never managed to complete the story mode as I couldn’t face watching the cut scenes again, and again, and again.

Friday, 25 October 2013

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Yes Its true try IT,its Simple Trick To Fool your internet Service Provider By Changing Your Hardware Configuration (works best with cable connection) , the only things you need are Mac Scanner and TMAC. This is a simple method that anyone can do, you just need to follow the steps below:


1)Download Mac Scanner ,Click here to Download link..


Sunday, 20 October 2013

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To have a fighting chance against today's rampant security threats, end users have to be informed and proactive. Here are some practical guidelines they can follow to minimize the risk of infection and attack.

1: Install quality antivirus


Many computer users believe free antivirus applications, such as those included with an Internet service provider's bundled service offering, are sufficient to protect a computer from virus or spyware infection. However, such free anti-malware programs typically don't provide adequate protection from the ever-growing list of threats.

Instead, all Windows users should install professional, business-grade antivirus software on their PCs. Pro-grade antivirus programs update more frequently throughout the day (thereby providing timely protection against fast-emerging vulnerabilities), protect against a wider range of threats (such as rootkits), and enable additional protective features (such as custom scans).

2: Install real-time anti-spyware protection

Many computer users mistakenly believe that a single antivirus program with integrated spyware protection provides sufficient safeguards from adware and spyware. Others think free anti-spyware applications, combined with an antivirus utility, deliver capable protection from the skyrocketing number of spyware threats.

Unfortunately, that's just not the case. Most free anti-spyware programs do not provide real-time, or active, protection from adware, Trojan, and other spyware infections. While many free programs can detect spyware threats once they've infected a system, typically professional (or fully paid and licensed) anti-spyware programs are required to prevent infections and fully remove those infections already present.

Saturday, 5 October 2013

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Grand Theft Auto V was developed by more than 1,000 people across multiple Rockstar Games studios, Rockstar North president Leslie Benzies told Develop in a new interview.
Benzies said production on "giant" Rockstar titles--like GTAV or Red Dead Redemption--is no longer handled by one studio alone, but rather multiple internal studios working in tandem.
"That's the way we work now--everyone works on GTA, or Red Dead, and so on, then we move on to the next thing," Benzies said. "Now that it takes 1,000 people to make a game; that's a requirement. But we don't want 1,000 in one place."
Asked if it took 1,000 people to develop GTAV, Benzies said, "It's probably more. Much more." Rockstar North's headcount alone is 365 people.
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