Nintendo’s revised edition of the Nintendo DSi has gone down a storm with Japanese gamers as sales of the Nintendo DSi LL topped 100,553 units during its first couple of days on sale in Japan.

Weekly figures from tracking firm Media Create now show three different versions of Nintendo’s popular DS handheld: DSi LL, DSi, and the DS Lite. Total sales for the DS line during the week were 137,674 units. The DSi LL figures align closely with numbers recently released by research firm Enterbrain.

The DSi LL handily topped sales of PlayStation 3, which have been solid since the console’s price reduction and hardware form factor revamp. PS3 led hardware charts in the two week prior to this week. Last week, PS3 and its handheld counterpart PSP together led the hardware charts.

- Gamesutra

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Hopefully by now, we have all been well fed and have slept off most of our turkey-comas. What better occasion to announce the winners of our “I’m A Creative Fan” contest for November, than now? Think of it as icing on the “What I’m Thankful For” cake.

Our Twitter winners are Cindy Hickman, or “LifeOnPrint” who won a 4GB Vado HD and Susan, or “Grumpy1970″, who won an 8GB Vado HD.

Congrats to our two winners on Twitter!

Our winners for Facebook are Michelle Rosborough, who just landed a 4GB Vado HD and Manusha Rabel who won an 8GB Vado HD.

Congrats to our two winners on Facebook!

For YouTube, our Subscriber “lostdahlia” is the winner of the 4GB Vado HD, while friend “andrewlee67″ wins the 8GB Vado HD.

Congrats to our two winners on YouTube!

Congratulations to all our winners. Remember, we are picking 6 new winners at the end of December-so if you didn’t get it this month, you can still manage to grab one by the end of the year.

Winners,  please send your full name and mailing address to socialmedia@creativelabs.com so I can get your shiny new Vado HD pocket cams out to you!

Take care everyone, and enjoy your holiday weekend!

-Tawnee

The market has many choices for vacuum cleaners each with a multitude of choice in features. A lot of people buy the first vacuum that looks halfway decent, because they don’t like vacuum cleaner shopping and want to spend their money, vacuum cleaner, on things that seem more exciting. There are various types of vacuums in the market and each of them has their pros and cons. The first place to start is by learning about the different basic models of vacuums that are out there, so I’ve included a brief introduction to each in the paragraphs below.

Upright Vacuums

Most companies that sell upright vacuum cleaners offer very similar accessories and claim the same benefits. Upright vacuum cleaners normally having a motor, bag as well as a hose & beater in a single unit. Vacuum cleaners with wheels offer ease of movement throughout the areas of each room in your home. Expect to pay as much as five hundred dollars for a quality vacuum cleaner but the average cost is about a couple hundred dollars. Carpeted floors as well as wood floors can be cleaned well by use of an upright vacuum cleaner, particularly if the appliance has different, vacuum cleaner, height settings. Upright vacuum cleaners often are equipped with extensions to the hose and wand, but most cannot easily deal, vacuum cleaner, with closets and cannot work well on stairwells.

Bagless Vacuums

The benefit of a bagless vacuum cleaner is that you can see what has been picked up and are less likely to forget to empty out the collection cup. Once the dirt meets the fill line, it’s time for emptying the cup. If notSome vacuum cleaners require that you clean or replace their filters periodically. Emptying the dirt cup itself could be a messy process based upon your vacuum cleaner. Dust often billows out of the cup, or you will actually have to shake or pull out compressed dirt collected at the base of the container, vacuum cleaner, . You will be able to find something that should not have been vacuumed simply by emptying the collection cup.

Canister Vacuums

Canister vacuum cleaners, with a long hose and canister containing a motor and bag, make a good choice for hardwood floors, vertical surfaces, curtains, and steps.If you have a hardwood floor, you should consider buying a canister vacuum since they excel in picking things up from wooden surfaces. Some, vacuum cleaner, vacuums are smaller and movable or include beater attachments then upright vacuum cleaner.A Canister vacuum cleaner and some upright ones deposit dust and debris into a container rather than a vacuum bag. These hard bag vacuum cleaners, which also known as bagless vacuum cleaners, customarily include HEPA filters that better remove dirt particles, dust, pollen, and dander from the air passing through the vacuum cleaner and make a good choice for homes with allergy sufferers.

Stick Vacuums

Those who face trouble in maneuvering a full sized vacuum and for those who lives in lofts with hard surfaces, Stick vacuum are best choice. Rollers and beaters are omitted from stick vacuum cleaners, which are otherwise similar to upright models. Vacuum cleaner like the Eureka broom vacuum cleaners and dirt devil broom vacuum cleaners, perform well on hardwood flooring, furniture, curtains, hard-to-reach locations, and in tight spaces. Many of the more compact “stick” vacuums use a removable cup instead of a bag to hold what’s being pulled off the floor. The smaller motors, vacuum cleaner, additionally don’t require as much energy as their larger counterparts in the vacuum arena, and many units are cordless.

Handheld Vacuum Cleaners

A hand held vacuum can be whipped out to quickly dispose of a small mess. Many people enjoy the convenience of a handheld vacuum for smaller messes. Handheld vacuum cleaners have most of the same, vacuum cleaner, features.

RoboticCleaners

Robotic, vacuum cleaner, vacuum cleaners are the latest trend used for the vacuum cleaning process. They save some time, hassle as well as some work. Robotic vacuums have built in dirt sensors that help guide their motion. The heads on the robotic vacuum cleaners are adjustable, vacuum cleaner, for the various heights of carpet and for hardwood floors. Most of them are available with side brushes for washing, vacuum cleaner, the edges of the room and around furniture. Most vacuum cleaners have a bagless system and there the emptying out the collection, vacuum cleaner, area is easy.

Roombas and other self-guided vacuums may seem like attractive options, because they appear to require little work on your part, but there are some problems that you should think about before buying, vacuum cleaner, one. These vacuums are a mixed bag, so to speak, because they are not very thorough at cleaning. Some of them also tended to, vacuum cleaner, close doors behind them, having themselves locked in a room.

Central Installed Vacuums

Instead of hauling the motor and cleaning bag around behind you, look into adding, vacuum cleaner, a centralized vacuum, like an Imperium central vacuum, Kenmore or a Beam centralized cleaning system.

Central vacuum system has pipes in the walls which get connected to a tough motor in some area like the closet or the, vacuum cleaner, garage. Whenever you want to clean any room, attach a vacuum tube to one out of the 3 or 4 inlets set apart all over your house and permit the ducts to collect the filth and trash in the motor and sack. The process is so quiet since the motor is not near but is in a remote area.

You may be tempted to purchase a central vacuum, but you should be aware that, vacuum cleaner, they cost way more than a canister or upright vacuum, and you may have to hire someone to install it as well. The main benefit is that they are easier to use than a canister. You only have to carry the hose and powerhead, and there is no vacuum body that you need to pull along. While quiet in comparison, central vacuums require less emptying.

Carpet Steamers and Shampooers

Steam vacuums,, vacuum cleaner, such as Hoover and Bissell carpet steamers, utilize hot water and soap to deep-clean carpets. Carpet steamers feature a tank that holds water, soap and dirt, but beyond that, they look a lot like vacuum cleaners. The carrying handles make them easy to move and empty. Carpet steamers have multiple revolving heads instead of beaters, that agitate the dirt out of the carpet and make the cleaning solution get deeper into, vacuum cleaner, the nap. The suction of a vacuum cleaner is what picks up dust from your carpeting. Some carpet cleaners have a spray to focus on the dirtiest of areas.. If your carpet is really dirty and looks like it has greasy residue on it, a vacuum cleaner may not be, vacuum cleaner, enough to make your carpet look respectable again, so you should consider a carpet shampooer. After the shampoo has dried the rug can be vacuumed. If you use a carpet cleaner your rugs will be far cleaner than if you just vacuumed them.

Garmin Colorado 400t Handheld GPS Unit with U.S. Topographic Preloaded Maps Review

Was very happy initially with the unit when it arrived but quickly found out that the included user manual is pretty much worthless. I tried to find any additional user information from Garmin and nothing in book form is currently available. I did find out about a company called Bennett Marine Video that has a DVD’s for almost every GPS unit and one specifically for the Colorado 300 and 400 series GPS. Not sure exactly what it contains but it is the only aftermarket product that contains more info than what’s in the user manual. Also have noticed some issues with accuracy on this unit initially while doing some geocaching with my son locally. Had problems getting the thing to stabilize and quit bouncing around. Also had some accuracy problems when using it while snowshoeing in the Collegiate Peaks Wilderness area in Colorado. It would not lock onto the trail I was supposed to be following and I ended up totally losing the trail. This was a bit more than an inconvience when you are hiking in 5 to 10 feet of snow and cannot see the trail. I have become more familiar with its features and have done some communicating with Garmin support, have uploaded the 24K Topo series maps and upgraded the operating system software to the the new beta version and it seems to be a little more accurate. Will be testing it out again in the Rockies in a few weeks and see if accuracy in the mountains has gotten better. I like many of the features, like being able to add or remove shortcuts from the main screen and only have the ones you really need displayed. The battery life is great with 2700ma NiMH batteries and I have not had any problems with viewing the display in bright sunlight. The backlight is also great in poor lighting conditions. I would highly recommend investing in a screen protector. It’s cheap insurance and they are easily replaced. I did find out that the built in thermometer not very accurate displaying the ambient air temperature probably due to the insulating effect of the GPS body. The bottom line I guess the best way to learn about this beast is just keep playing with it until someone puts together a decent manual. Will update this review once I finish my next wilderness trek and see how the accuracy does with the new maps and updated software.

Garmin Colorado 400t Handheld GPS Unit with U.S. Topographic Preloaded Maps Feature

• High Sensitivity, WAAS-Enabled GPS Receiver
• Features A 2.55-InchH X 1.53-InchW, Transflective Color Tft Display With 240 X 400 Pixel Resolution
• Features Built-In Worldwide Basemap With Shaded Relief
• Wireless Sharing Of User Tracks, Waypoints, Routes & Geocaches Between Units
• 5 User Profiles – Automotive, Marine, Recreation, Fitness Or Geocache

Garmin Colorado 400t Handheld GPS Unit with U.S. Topographic Preloaded Maps Overview

The Garmin Colorado 400t is rugged with a high-sensitivity receiver to offers innovative features such as a new Rock ‘n Roller wheel for one hand operation as well as the ability to exchange waypoints, tracks, routes and geocaches wirelessly between units. In addition, you can customize your Colorado with five different user profiles: automotive, marine, recreation, fitness or geocache. The SD card slot on the bottom of the unit makes it simple to load optional maps for different types of adventures. The Colorado has a rugged, metal-look and a sleek, slim profile. The Colorado’s detailed mapping and high-resolution color display enhance any outdoor adventure, whether on land or water. Compatible with heart rate monitor and speed/cadence sensor (GSC 10) Supports Geoching GPX files for complete cache descriptions and hints User configurable profiles – automotive, marine, recreation, fitness, and geocache Display Size – Height 2.55 x Width 1.53 Display Resolution – Width 240 x Height 400 pixels Battery type – 2 AA Alkaline or NiMH batteries Unit Dimensions – Width 2.4 x Height 5.5 x Depth 1.4 Unit Weight – 7.3 ounces with batteries

Garmin Colorado 400t Handheld GPS Unit with U.S. Topographic Preloaded Maps Specifications

Amazon.com Product Description–January 21, 2008 This rugged, advanced handheld is packed with detailed topographicmaps for all your hiking adventures not to mention 3-D map view, a high-sensitivity receiver, barometric altimeter, electronic compass, SD card slot, picture viewer and color display. Exchange tracks, waypoints, routes and geocaches wirelessly between similar units. Slim, lightweight and waterproof, Colorado is the perfect companion for all your outdoor pursuits.

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Share Wirelessly
With Colorado 300 you can share your waypoints, tracks, routes and geocaches wirelessly with other Colorado users. Now you can send your favorite hike to your buddy to enjoy or the location of a cache to find. Sharing data is easy. Just select “send” to transfer your information to other Colorado units.

Keep Your Fix
With its high-sensitivity, WAAS-enabled GPS receiver, Colorado 300 locates your position quickly and precisely and maintains its GPS location even in heavy cover and deep canyons. The advantage is clear — whether you’re in deep woods or just near tall buildings and trees, you can count on Colorado to help you find your way when you need it the most.

Explore More
		Colorado’s preloaded U.S. topographic maps, 3-D map view and a built-in worldwide basemap with shaded relief give you all the tools for serious climbing or hiking. Map detail includes national, state and local parks and forests, along with terrain contours, elevation information, trails, rivers, lakes and points of interest. Just in case you’re wondering how steep that hill really is, Colorado’s 3-D map view helps you visualize your surroundings — giving you a better perspective of the elevation.

Expand Your Horizons
			The Colorado also accepts SD cards, so you can use Garmin preprogrammed SD cards to add maps that serve any and all of your outdoor activities on land or water. Just take your pick from a wide selection, including street maps, topographic maps, coastal charts or inland lake data. The card slot is located inside the waterproof battery compartment, so you don’t have to worry about getting it wet.

Rock on. Find Fun
		Colorado’s innovative Rock ‘n Roller input wheel for easy one-handed operation and intuitive screen interface make it as easy to navigate the device as the outdoors. Customize Colorado’s interface based on your favorite activity. Even show off photos of your excursions with its picture viewer.

Experience Paperless Geocaching
	Colorado supports Geocaching.com GPX files for downloading geocaches and detail straight to your unit. You’ll have at-a-glance cache descriptions and details to aid in your search.

Get Your Bearings
		Colorado has a built-in electronic compass that provides bearing information even while you’re standing still. Its barometric altimeter tracks changes in pressure to pinpoint your precise altitude. View elevation data before you begin your ascent or descent. You can even use the altimeter to plot barometric pressure over time, which can help you keep an eye on changing weather conditions.

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Garmin GPS 60CSx Handheld GPS Navigator Review

I am a volunteer in the search and rescue unit in Arizona. In our unit alone, we have 4 of the Garmin 60 csx and more volunteers will be adding this unit to their personal gear. We have found the 60 csx easy to program and be able to follow inputed waypoints easily. The screen is easy to view at a distance. It is extremely useful on the trackback feature after finding a lost subject and be able to follow the route back to base. It seems to be a rugged unit and so far and has stood up to some harsh road, weather, and trail travels. The signal strength is very good in canyons and under trees. The time after turn on to navigate is quicker then most other units I have used. I wish that Garmin would offer a TOPO map for state by state,as I have the Mountain West – South reigon and it is not detailed enough to show the FR roads we frequently have to travel.

Garmin GPS 60CSx Handheld GPS Navigator Feature

• High-sensitivity GPS receiver
• Bright, sunlight-readable color TFT display
• Color-handheld mapping ideal for both marine and outdoor use
• 64 MB microSD card for storage of optional map detail; NOTE: microSD card is located in the device, not as a separate, additional item
• Fast USB connectivity makes loading charts and maps quick and easy

Garmin GPS 60CSx Handheld GPS Navigator Overview

Amazon.com Product Description The venerable Garmin 60CS just got a whole lot better. The 7.5-ounce GPSMap 60CSx now features an insanely accurate, high-sensitivity GPS receiver by SiRF that tracks your position even in tree cover and canyons. Plus, you get a bright, sunlight-readable color TFT display and an included a 64 MB microSD card for storage of optional map detail. Add all that to the 60CSx’s integrated barometric altimeter and electronic compass, and you’ve got a unit that is ready to take you anywhere on land or sea.

The 60CSx is a refreshing upgrade of the 60CS, and features a removable microSD card for detailed mapping memory. View larger.

The device features the powerful SiRF GPS navigation chip for supreme accuracy in all conditions. You also get an electronic compass and a barometric altimeter.

You also get a large color TFT display and turn-by-turn routing capability.

You can use the 60CSx’s memory card slot with preprogrammed microSD cards from Garmin (sold separately) that provide topographic maps, city streets, and nautical charts. In fact, the unit is compatible with most Garmin MapSource products including BlueChart, City Navigator, U.S. Topo 24K, and U.S. Topo and Recreational Lakes with Fishing Hot Spots. The unit comes preloaded with an Americas autoroute basemap that provides automatic routing capabilities including highways, exits, and tide data. There’s also a preloaded marine point database. You can even get turn-by-turn directions when you’re driving, and an integrated trip computer provides odometer, stopped time, moving average, overall average, total time, max speed, and more.

The 60CSx’s 2.6-inch, 256-color TFT color display is designed to present mapping and trip information clearly and accurately in any lighting conditions. Plus, the case is lightweight, rugged, and water resistant to IEC 60529 IPX7 standards (can be submerged in one meter of water for 30 minutes). When using two AA alkaline batteries, you’ll get up to 20 hours of battery life from the unit. The unit’s barometric altimeter system features automatic pressure trend recording while providing current elevation, ascent/descent rate, minimum/maximum elevation, total ascent and descent, and average and maximum ascent and descent rate. Meanwhile, the electronic compass allows you to get accurate headings while standing still.

Another key feature of the 60CSx is the 10,000 point automatic track log; 20 saved tracks (500 points each) let you retrace your path in both directions. There’s also a large-numbers option for easy viewing, as well as a dual-position display mode.

The 60CSx’s trip computer provides odometer, stopped time, moving average, overall average, total time, max speed, and more. Meanwhile, a fast processor allows the 60CSx to provide quick auto-routing, turn-by-turn directions, and audio alerts when you use the optional MapSource software, which can be stored on the unit’s included 64 MB microSD card. Downloading information is quick with the USB or serial port interfaces. Using the dedicated serial port, the 60Cx can share navigation instructions with repeaters, plotters, and autopilots. The four-position rocker pad and dedicated high-use buttons make navigating through the unit’s features easy, even when your fingers are cold or wet.

Finally, the GPSMap 60CSx is packed with some extra fun features. An integrated outdoor calendar provides ideal hunting and fishing times, plus moon rise/set/location information. There is a dedicated geocaching mode for those of you into the hot GPS community treasure hunt game. Finally, there are indoor/outdoor GPS games to help you and your friends enjoy the outdoors.

If you like the features of the 60CSx, but don’t need an electronic compass and a barometric altimeter, check out the Garmin 60Cx.

What’s in the Box
60CSx unit, 64 MB microSD card, belt clip, USB interface cable, MapSource Trip and Waypoint Manager CD, lanyard, owners manual, and quick-start guide.

Garmin GPS 60CSx Handheld GPS Navigator Specifications

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This year, Sacramento Public Library, my employer, is breaking out 2.0 tools and services big-time.  Like most large organizations, it took the library a long time to acknowledge the sea-change and mobilize its staff. The library is now tweeting, has a Facebook fan page, a blog – and that’s just the library; some staff are also doing all those things individually, as well!

Part of our ongoing effort to remain relevant in a more independent – yet social – environment is offering computer classes for our library patrons.  These are always popular and often filled to capacity.  It doesn’t seem to matter much what we offer, people will sign up for everything!  Most government services, employment applications, shopping sites, and travel sites  now require people to communicate via a web site and have an e-mail address.  We are helping our patrons to acquire these services and skills in order to remain functional.

The next big change will be library services delivered to mobile devices: your library on your cell phone, so to speak. to that end, there’s a new mobile interface under development, and we are participating in a text reference pilot.

I’m helping to plan the second Handheld Librarian Conference, scheduled for February 2010.  This two-day online conference sponsored by Alliance Library System and Learning Times will feature keynote speakers and panels addressing all things mobile as they relate to libraries.  The first conference was amazing!, and this one will be even better!  In prep, I’m looking at all kinds of mobile services and mobile apps offered by libraries for their patrons and staff -  it’s like a smaller, parallel universe! One that is growing very fast as more people switch to their handhelds with the expectation of getting good service.

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Wenn man im Bus oder im Zug sitzt, auf etwas wartet, oder gerade auf dem Heimweg ist, dann ist die beste Möglichkeit, Zeit totzuschlagen eindeutig Gaming. Wenn man dann noch seine liebsten Retro-Titel unterwegs zocken kann, dann fängt der Spaß erst so richtig an. Ich liste euch heute ein paar meiner Retro to go Games auf.

Dragonball Z Buu's Fury

Mein erster Tip ist gleichzeitig ein Geheimtipp. Mit Dragonball Z Buu’s Fury ist nämlich eines meiner liebsten GBA Spiele erschienen. Das tolle Action Kampfsystem mit den Rollenspielelementen und der Dragonball Saga rund um Buu macht diesen Titel für mich zu einen wirklichen Hit. Ich habe viel Zeit mit diesem Titel verbracht, auch nach dem Story Ending war es spaßig, die Charaktere hochzuleveln, die Welten noch ein bisschen zu erforschen und neue Fertigkeiten zu lernen. Sehr cool: Man kann zwischen allen Dragonball Z Charakteren, die in diesem Teil der Saga tätig sind, spielen und wechseln nach Lust und Laune.

Final Fantasy IV Advance

Ein weiteres Rollenspiel darf hier in diesem Artikel dabei sein. Dabei handelt es sich um Final Fantasy IV Advance, welches ich schon seit SNES Zeiten gut kenne. Damals hat mich das Spiel schon begeistert, heute laufe ich noch gerne mit dem Gameboy Advance herum und spiel den Teil. Busfahrten werden so nie langweilig und auch der ein oder andere Sitznachbar ist sofort still und schaut gespannt auf dem Bildschirm um die sofort ergreifende Story mitzubekommen, oder die toll gemachten Kämpfe mitzuverfolgen.

Klar, es gibt noch viele andere Final Fantasy’s auf dem GBA, aber die müssen nicht alle genannt werden. Final Fantasy Tactics Advance etc. sind alles wirklich gute Titel, aber das hier ist einfach das beste Handheld Game der Reihe!

Mega Drive Collection (PSP)

Um auch eine gelungene Collection zu erwähnen, bringen wir diese mit ein. Schon allein die zwei Phantasy Stars (II und IV) berechtigen den Kauf dieser Collection allemal. Die anderen Titel sind auch wirklich gut. Wer mehr Info’s zu den einzelnen Titeln will, sollte einfach auf Amazon nachschauen…

Castlevania - Aria of Sorrow

Auf sämtlichen Handhelds ist Castlevania nun schon erschienen, aber auf keinem konnte es mich mehr überzeugen. Aria of Sorrow ist eines der wenigen Titel, dass die Elemente von Videospielen so gut verbindet wie sonst. Die RPG Elemente und das gut umgesetzte Metroidvania Prinzip, sowie die Liebe zum Detail seitens Konami machen den Titel unheimlich gut. Man spielt ausnahmsweise keinen Belmont und peitscht auch nicht in der Gegend herum, stattdessen sammelt man verschiedene Waffen und Seelen und läuft im Schloss von Graf Drakula umher, besiegt gigantische Bossgegner und erkundet die Umgebung.

Meiner Meinung nach eignet dieser Teil sich sowohl für lange als auch für kurze Sessions, da man jederzeit in Speicherräumen sein Spiel absichern kann, jedoch auch einfach fortfahren kann.

The Legend of Zelda - The Minish Cap

Schade dass ich Minish Cap erst jetzt nachhole. Denn hätte ich dieses Zelda Abenteuer früher gekannt, wäre ich wohl öfter mit dem früheren Bus gefahren,  um dann vor der Schule sitzend Zelda zu spielen. Stattdessen darf ich jetzt daheim spielen, weil ansonsten keine Zeit für das langwierige Adventure bleibt.

Ich habe übrigens bewusst zu Minish Cap gegriffen, da mir dieser Teil von den Handheld Zelda’s am besten gefallen hat, neben Phantom Hourglass. Aber Phantom Hourglass ist noch kein Retro Game, von daher…

Pokémon - Silberne Edition

Diese Videospielreihe prägte mein Leben als Gamer. Dank ihr spiele ich jetzt Rollenspiele, durch sie hab’ ich lesen gelernt und mit ihr gehe ich gerne auch heute noch aus dem Haus. Zwar nehme ich, um nicht mit dem klobigen Kultklumpen Gameboy aufzufallen, lieber meinen GBA mit, allerdings kann es schon oft passieren, dass genau dieses Spiel im Slot steckt. Die unheilmich gute Spielmechanik packt einen unheimlich gut, man kann allerdings auch jederzeit speichern und dann ausschalten.

Wer mehr über die Pokémon Reihe in Erfahrung bringen möchte, kann sich auch gleich die Retro-Perspektive dazu durchlesen. Hier hat Edgar mit mir über die gesamte Pokémon Reihe gechattet und wir konnten neben hilfreichen Details auch einiges an Material und Zusatzwissen bieten.

Hier zur Retro-Perspektive!

Jetzt seid ihr an der Reihe, was sind eure Lieblingsspiele für Handhelds? Wo und wann spielt ihr? Postet eure Geschichten einfach in die Comments!

Nintendo promised to roll out their 4.2-inch screen iteration of the Nintendo DS thus named Nintendo DSi LL on November 21 and so they did. Last Saturday, the handheld consoles were let loose to eager Japanese upgraders.

I admit I just recently converted from mainly playing with my PSP to owning a DS Lite and I chose the DS Lite over the DSi for a couple of reasons:

1. Camera’s not worth the Php4,000 price difference
2. There’s really not much difference that I’d miss between the DSi and the DS Lite which is primarily the camera and the larger screen
3. I don’t surf with my handheld consoles. That’s what the iPod Touch is for.

So would I be bothered to get the DSi LL when it hits Philippine shores? Nope. It’s going to be nearly twice the size the DS Lite and size was one of my issues with the PSP (but unwilling to give up the screen real-estate, I didn’t bother with the PSP Go either ). I’m also not sure if the games designed for the DS Lite and DSi would fit the larger screen of the LL or that we’d just be staring at games with larger pixels. But if at some point there are way too many good games exclusively released for the LL screen size and resolution that it’s stupid not to upgrade, then maybe I’ll fork over my money to get one. But until then, I’m sticking to Wadsworth.

News from Engadget.

They are back!

They are back!

1000 of kids were feeding, playing and killing them everyday and now they are back! The Tamagotchi!

The new Tamagotchi ID from Bandai actually looks exactly like the old one, with the difference that it is equipped with a 1.44 inch colour screen. You will be able to purchase it from the 23^rd of November on only in Japan for a price of 38 euros. They will be available in six different colours: pink, blue, white, yellow, green and purple. On top of that they’ve got a great feature: You can by new accessories, rare items and mini games over your cell phone and transfer them via infra-red to your Tamagotchi.

I think it’s a fantastic idea, but what cellphone still supports infra-red? What about Bluetooth or WiFi? I think Bandai overslept the trend. Specially in Japan where they have the latest generation of cellphones I really doubt that there are a lot of cellphones left with infra-red.

Our cellphones are powerful enough to play any kind of simulation and there are all sorts of games you can by just for a few euros. What’s the point of buying a Tamagotchi?

Bandai probably focuses on children and therefore it’s ok. Kids are going to be happy with this product, specially now that your pet is in colour. If you want to get a few more informations about these cute little pets you should read this article.

The Tamagotchis even have their own TV-Show on you tube. Of course produced by Bandai!

References

Sonic has come a long way over the years, and to be honest, his age is starting to show. Back in his hay day Sonic was the man, and at one point, was outselling Mario. Now-a-days, however, he’s starting to lose his speed and Mario’s been keeping young. In his 16 bit days Sonic was on top of the world, and now he’s scratching and clawing his way to stay in the game. Sonic has even resorted to teaming up with Mario in gimmicky Wii Olympic party games just to stay on the radar. What follows is a timeline (and collection) of a handful of Sonic games that I’ve played over the years. This isn’t a complete collection of all his games because, trust me, he has a lot of games out there for many consoles and systems. This is more of a “best of” collection, if you will (excluding the newest ones—i.e. the current-gen games, they’re just necessary to include). I’ve played all the games in this list and I’m a long-time Sonic fan. This list just go to show you how long the blue blur has been around, how far he’s come, and how much he’s far he’s fallen.

1991

Sonic the Hedgehog

On the Sega console –The originator, the supposed “Mario Killer”. The best foot forward for Sega and a classic game every video game fan has or should play.

1992

Sonic 2

The second installment on the Sega Gensis. This was the first game we get to meet Sonic’s sidekick/mechanic Miles “Tails” Prower (a pun of miles per hour)

1993

Dr. Robotnik’s Mean Beam Machine

The Sonic Team’s attempt at a puzzle game. It’s essentially Puyo Puyo.

Sonic Spinball

Like the name suggests this is a Sonic pinball game. Don’t be fooled though, it’s hard.

Sonic 3

Like the Mario franchise, the third installment is arguably the best of the series. This is the first game players are able to take control of Tails (our first taste of co-op play in the Sonic series).

1994

Sonic & Knuckles

This is not only a full fledged game but it’s also an add-on to the previous Sonic games. You could actually plug one of the 3 previous games into the top of this cartridge. This is also the first game we actually get to play as Knuckles.

1995

Sonic CD

This game was for the PC and has the best intro to any Sonic game that I can remember. The intro was a quick animated short with a great song overtop. The game play stuck to the classic 2D Sonic we’re familiar with.

Knuckles Chaotix

This game was for the short lived Sega 32x (32x was like the Sonic and Knuckles cartridge but it up’d the graphics from 16bit to 32 on the Sega Gensis) Sonic wasn’t in this game but I actually owned this game so I figured I’d mention it.

1996

Sonic 3D Blast

This was the first 3D Sonic game and it was on the Gensis. This game was a failure, I suppose you could call this foreshadowing?

1997

Sonic R

This was the first Sonic Racing game, this game was also somewhat of a failure (but then again so was the Sega Saturn). 3D Sonic has a harder time with games than the 2D one.

1999

Sonic Adventure

This is how you make a 3D Sonic game. This was the staple game for the newly released Dreamcast system (at the time). This game was epic—I loved this game.

2000

Sonic Shuffle

Sega is always trying to do what Mario does, so this was Sega trying to cash in on the Mario Party series. Mario Party had 7 sequels, Sonic Shuffle has none—I wonder why? (hint: it sucked)

2001

Sonic Adventure 2

The previous game did so well, why not make another. Shadow the hedgehog was first introduced in this game. The game met with mixed reviews but personally I enjoyed the hell out of it. I’m still waiting for Sonic Adventure 3 to be honest with you.

2004

Sonic Heroes

This may be harsh but I feel like every 3D Sonic game from here on out were more or less terrible. Sega quit the console business and just stuck to making games so this game was a multiplatform release (Xbox and PS2). You took control of 3 characters at once, switching between the 3 throughout. There was multiple teams to choose from but this gimmick, unfortunately, didn’t help this game.

2006

Sonic the Hedgehog

This is Sonic’s first step into the current generations of consoles. This game was terribly frustrating. The load times in this game were torturous and Sonic made out with a human. Just because an animal can talk doesn’t mean it’s ok to let them kiss humans (especially in a game for kids). Just like bestiality, this game is just wrong.

2007

Sonic and the Secret Rings

This is the first game that game out with the new Wii Nintendo System. Just like most of the games for the Wii, this game is just one big gimmick. Just because I have to waggle some dumb controller rather than press a button doesn’t make this some new fresh Sonic game. To be fair through, this game wasn’t as terrible as the aforementioned one, so it’s not that bad of a game considering.

2008

Sonic Unleashed

This is the latest game release for Sonic and maybe the weirdest. I hear this game did well with a younger audience (which is who they make these games for) but I’m a little ashamed of this game. It’s hard to sell the same game to people so usually developers try to through something new into the mix to spice things up. In this game Sonic turned into a warehog with stretchy arms at night. I don’t have much else to say about this game, it’s absurdity leaves me speechless.

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Support the Empty Plate Campaign and help give hunger relief to millions of people.

November is a beautiful month for many reasons. The season is sliding from heat waves to cold weather, providing us moments to snuggle up with a warm drink and watch a movie on TV that, during any other time of the year, we wouldn’t even dream of watching. November also encourages us to reflect on family, friends, opportunity, love and all other things to be thankful for.

We, even on our worst day, are privileged. We have so much to be thankful for- whether it be cars, bikes, or transit that take us from one place to another, family and friends to support and encourage us to accomplish what we have in our sights, entertainment to busy us when we need a break from the every day business of life.

Concern Worldwide asks, “What if for just one day you said, “No, thank you,” to extras and meals out and donated the money you saved to hunger relief and prevention?

It’s a surprising statistic, but the average person wastes 14 percent of their food on a daily basis. Here’s another surprising statistic for you: just 5 percent of what we don’t use—or truly need—would be enough to feed 4 million hungry people for a day.”

Concern has started the Empty Plate Campaign in hopes of providing relief to millions of hungry mouths. Think about it, pack a lunch to bring to work instead of spending 10 bucks going out. You can donate that $10 to the Empty Plate Campaign and help feed millions. If you are on Facebook, you can add the Empty Plate Campaign cause and tell your whole network about this wonderful cause.

Creative Labs has partnered with Concern Worldwide US by providing Vado HD pocket cameras to help share their cause, their progress, and their stories with the rest of the world. In using the Vado HD cameras, Concern has the ability to easily film high quality videos while out in the field. The videos allow them to help grow the amount of people participating in the cause by making videos for the rest of the world to see.

Please watch the two videos below to get a better insight into Concern and Creative’s fight to provide international hunger relief.  This holiday season, give thanks for all you have by giving to those who have less. If you would like to watch more Concern videos, please visit their YouTube site.

“Concern’s work is informed by a vision for change. We envision a world in which no one lives in poverty, fear or oppression; in which all have access to a decent standard of living and the opportunities and choices essential to a long, healthy and creative life; and in which everyone is treated with dignity and respect.

Darren DiSaronno IS Lance Badhouse

Darren Disaronno. Some call him a maverick, others a renegade. A few people have called him an enigma. One guy took it a step further, called him a maverick wrapped in a renegade and deep fried in enigma oil. Whatever you call him, Darren DiSaronno is a legend.

Hailed as the “action film visionary of our time”, Darren got his training making motion pictures on the streets, exploding onto the scene with his directorial debut, Operation Eagle Tears, at the age of 19. Other films include The Human Missile Crisis, Playa Del Spice, Confidant and Confidant 2: Overconfidant. His current project, Red Harbor, was shot exclusively on Creative Labs’ Vado HD Pocket Camera.

Luckily for us, we have three episodes of behind the scenes footage from Red Harbor. This series has cult classic written all over it, and Facebook fans have already taken to tattooing their bosoms and buttocks with Darren DiSarrono quotes. Powerful stuff.

In episode one, we are introduced to the characters of Lance Badhouse, Officer Dan and their criminal nemesis, Red Snapper. Get a firsthand look at Darren Disaronno’s directorial techniques that ignite his scenes with raw intensity. This one man filmmaker machine will leave you speechless…

In the second episode of Red Harbor: Behind the Scenes, the dynamic cop duo of Lance Badhouse and Officer Dan continue their investigation into Red Snapper, the head of the Chinese mafia in Los Angeles. Darren Disaronno demonstrates why he is such a great filmmaker as he blurs the line between reality and film. This journey into the underworld will take a toll and Officer Dan will pay the ultimate price.

In this third and final episode of Red Harbor: Behind the Scenes, we witness Darren Disaronno at his best…and his worst. The fired-up filmmaker stretches the philosophy of “method acting” as he becomes immersed in the character of Lance Badhouse and obliterates the line between right and wrong in his quest for revenge for the death of his partner, Officer Dan.

It only took one look to hook us. Three episodes later we are all begging for more. If you’re like the rest of us, who crave more Double D action- he will be an expert panel judge for our Vado Film Contest. Head on over there to check out what film students are doing with the Vado. You can even vote on your favorite ones. As for this blog, show your love- comment with your favorite Red Harbor quotes below.

-Tawnee

Keep track of Darren Disaronno on Facebook. You can find Creative Vado on Facebook, too.

I haven’t had much time for video games as of late what with college, my full-time job, and whatnot but it’s video game season. November is the month most companies reserve for their big titles, and rightly so because it’s the month all the mothers do their holiday shopping. Luckily for me, however, the stars and planets have aligned or some magical force is at work and I’ve had some time to actually play video games this month so here’s what I’ve been playing this week:

New Super Mario Brothers Wii. I tired getting this game at midnight on Saturday/Sunday at Wal-Mart but my god was that a nightmare. I ended up waiting till Sunday to buy it and I made a day out of it. I brought my Wii over to my friends house and we had a good 4 player game. Mario with 4 players on the screen at once is pure mayhem! Even when you’re playing cooperatively you end up causing your friends to die by accident constantly. For example: You and a friend will both go to jump over a gap only since you’re behind him your jump is slightly above his causing you to then jump off your friend’s head midway through the gap effectively killing him. Once you get passed that little frustration, it’s a blast. The game gets progressively more difficult and I don’t recommend playing the whole game with 4 players because it’s hard enough solo and adding more players seems to just make the level harder on you (especially if the people you play with don’t know how to play Mario). 

Like the rest of the world I’m also playing Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2. I’ve been playing this game a little less because of some monetary issues with my Xbox Live account. Since I don’t Xbox Live as of a couple days ago I haven’t been able to play multiplayer too much (other than the first day or two I had the game) but I dove into the single player. Not having multiplayer, however, makes me want to play Mario more but I have played the first few mission of Call of Duty’s single player campaign and it’s hard (sure I have the difficulty on Hardened which is just under Veteran, the hardest difficultly). The game is absolutely gorgeous and the production value of this game has improved. This game is on the top of everyone’s list and it’s the must have game this holiday season and rightfully so this game offers a solid single player and multiplayer experience. If you’re a hardcore multiplayer fan then there’s no doubt you’re already working your way up the ranks in this game, and if you’re not you should be. Having said that I still think the game is over hyped, but everything is now-a-days. 

On the none video game side (but still a game) I’ve been playing Trouble a lot lately. Let me just say this about trouble: It’s awesome! I haven’t played much of Trouble when I was kid but I wish I did. The past week or so me and my friends have been battling in this game having a blast, so much so that I’m tempted to tape these hilarious epic games. You’d have no idea we were playing a simple children’s game if you were listening to us screaming, yelling, and laughing in the other room. If you have 3 good friends I suggest you try playing an intense game of Trouble and see what I’m talking about and what you’re missing. Just remember to trust no one!

“Activision’s attempt to reach out to a younger, more casual rhythm gaming audience may send an uneasy shudder down the spines of some in the hardcore Guitar Hero crowd, but the scores of tweens and teeny boppers that will surely flock to Band Hero and find themselves hooked on the experience means more money in the bank. Band Hero on the DS isn’t nearly as drenched in pink glitter and mindless pre-teen slang as its console brethren. That’s not a bad thing. However, this ill-fated rock-n-roll ship springs some fatal leaks early on in its voyage.”

Check out the full review here at GamesRadar.

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This past week Alexis had the opportunity to interview Jools Watsham of Renegade Kid.  Renegade Kid developed the first Dementium game for the Nintendo DS and is at work on its’ sequel. 

The game seems like leagues above its predecessor, in terms of story pacing, enemies, etc.  Seems like the people at Renegade Kid took into consideration all input from fans and adjusted for the sequel.  Not sure what I mean?  Well I won’t spoil the interesting interview.  Head on over to GamingBits.com for the full interview.

Peace,

Sha’ul

It seems every week analysts come out and proclaim one of the smartphones above will rise above the other in the battle for both operating system (OS) and device supremacy in the U.S.  The most recent analysts review says that Blackberry will remain the market leader through 2014; with 60% of handset sales expected to be smartphones over the coming years, it seems BlackBerry hasn’t had much of a market ‘buzz’ the last few months.  Which set of analysts will be correct in this?  I am not sure anyone knows yet, but they are all throwing opinions around like throwing darts at a dartboard.

The latest launch from Research in Motion (RIM) has been the Storm 2 on Verizon Wireless which wasn’t all that exciting; it simply fixes some minor bugs and has some additional enhancements.  Jim Balsillie, RIM’s Co-CEO, has promised some upcoming new devices set to launch….well…he never really said when.

The big buzz has been all the new Google Android devices launching on 3 of the 4 major carriers and plenty more in the pipeline slated for launch over the new couple of quarters.  The iPhone 3GS has been a hot seller as well and between those two, it seems BlackBerry is slipping behind in the smartphone battle.

With the holiday shopping season upon us, the carriers are ramping up their marketing, number of phone/device options, and more rate plans.  The shine is on Android right now but time will tell how the user experience will meet the market hype – if it does well, then the iPhone and BlackBerry will have a formidable foe to reckon with.

Stay tuned….this will be fun!

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(mf) Letztes Wochenende stattete ich der Heimat einen Besuch ab und lies es mir natürlich nicht nehmen mit dem ollen Percilator eine ordentliche Zocksession einzulegen. Ursprünglich war ja angedacht, dass wir endlich den Gears of War Co-op zuende spielen, aber wie es manchmal so kommt, sind wir doch wo ganz anders gelandet.Obwohl ein weitaus actionreicherer Abend geplant war, zog es uns beide doch irgendwie in gediegenere Gefielde und wir beschlossen einer ruhigeren Art von Videospiel zu fröhnen. Es sei am Rande erwähnt, dass ich von einer Party am Abend zuvor extrem übernächtig, ja auch verkatert, einfach nicht imstande war, mich auf schnellere actionlastigere Kost zu konzentrieren – als alter CounterStriker bin sonst eher Shootern und Co. zugetan, wie Ihr wisst.

Perci schlug also vor, wir könnten doch pegglen. Peggle, Peggle, was war noch gleich Peggle? zermarterte ich mein Hirn, aber es wollte mir partout nicht einfallen. Mutig, wie ich nunmal bin, stimmte ich zu und unterschrieb so, unbewusst, einen Vertrag auf Dauer, aber dazu später mehr.

Oh Mann, dachte ich, als ich den Titlescreen sah. Die quietschbunten von Frühlingserwachen strotzenden Zeichnungen brachten die Erinnerung wieder. Ich hatte Peggle zuvor nur einmal kurz auf Kollege Dennis Richtarski’s PC gesehen und damals nicht verstanden, was dieser daran so verdammt gut fand. Ich empfand den Grafikstil als unfassbar nervig und als tetrisverwöhnter Puzzler den hohen Glücksanteil in dem Spiel mehr als störend, deshalb schenkte ich dem bunten Gedudel keine weitere Beachtung.

Viele viele Monde später, hatte mich das Game, mit dem obendrein nervigen Namen, also wieder eingeholt. Ein wenig zaghaft nahm ich den 360-Controller in die Hand und stellte mich meinem Schicksal. Aber bereits nach der zweiten Runde, hatte mich dieses hinterlistige Miststück von Software aus den tiefsten Tiefen der Spielspassperlenhölle in seinen epilepsiefördernden Bann gezogen und die buntblinkenden Bällchen ließen mich nicht mehr los. Wir peggelten bis in die frühen Morgenstunden und für mich stand fest: Das muss ich haben!

Was macht den Suchtfaktor von Peggle eigentlich aus?

Man kann nicht mit dem Finger auf ein bestimmtes Feature deuten und sagen: „Das macht Peggle aus!“ Vielmehr ist es die Gesamtkomposition, die dieses (von der Datenmenge her) klitzekleine Häufchen Bits und Bytes so interessant macht.

Zuallererst sticht natürlich (und das ist ruhig wörtlich zu nehmen) die quietschbunte Kinderbuchgrafik ins Auge, die aber bei genauerer Betrachtung offenbart, dass die Entwickler hier keinesfalls eine derart junge Zielgruppe im Visier hatten. Die überzogene karikaturartige Darstellung der Charaktere und die detailverliebten Hintergründe der Levels, erwecken in mir eher den Eindruck einer gut inszenierten Parodie. Auch die sehr amüsanten und auf keinen Fall ernst gemeinten Texte untermauern diesen Eindruck. Egal ob das der Hamster ist, der von unten herein geflogen kommt und Kommentare ablässt oder die Begrüßungstexte zu Beginn jeden neuen Levels im Abenteuermodus – das Spiel ist einfach lustig.

Doch der Tropfen, der dem Fass die Krone ins Gesicht schlägt ist definitiv die Spielmechanik, die ebenso simpel wie genial ist. Ein wenig Bust-a-Move, ein kleiner Schuss Tetris und jede Menge Pachong ergeben den perfekten Balanceakt zwischen Geschicklichkeits- und Glücksspiel. Ein gekonnter Schritt um die breite Masse anzusprechen, denn Skill0r und Luck0r hatten selten derart gleiche Gewinnchancen in einem Game.

Wer Peggle nicht kennt, sollte von den zahlreichen Möglichkeiten Gebrauch machen, sich das Spiel zu beschaffen. Xbox-Besitzer können es über den Marktplatz günstig beziehen (ca. 800 Microsoft Points), PC-Fanaten können sich erstmal die umfangreiche Demo auf der Herstellerseite zu Gemüte führen und die Handhelden können sich mit der DS-Version vergnügen. Damit auch die WoW-Besessenen da draußen keine Ausrede mehr parat haben, warum sie nicht mitpeggeln, gibt es seit einiger Zeit sogar ein Peggle-AddOn. Die entsprechenden Onlinepräsenzen findet Ihr wie immer in unseren RELATED LINKS unter dem Artikel. Postet uns doch mal Euren Highscore in die COMMENTS.

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That latest update to the Zune HD’s brainstem has unlocked an extra dimension to the multifunctional device, which can now boast "3D gaming device" among its many accolades. Aside from fixing a significant issue on the music side, the firmware refresh has given the green light for the following games to enter the Marketplace: PGR: Ferrari Edition, Lucky Lane Bowling, Vans Sk8: Pool Service, Piano, Checkers, and Audiosurf: Tilt. Yep, the music-surfing game that seems almost tailor-made for accelerometer-equipped media players is ready for your ownership and enjoyment. The best part? All the titles are free. So what are you waiting for, pilgrims, get downloadin’ and do come back to tell us how well that Tegra chip performs, won’t you? Full PR after the break.

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