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Por Henrique Neto
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Fala galerinha chacineira de humanos infectados.

Como já era de se esperar, finalmente o primeiro video comentado sobre Left 4 Dead 2 está pronto.
Na verdade, o video foi gravado pelo meu camarada Lemos do blog Play It (não deixem de acessar e apoiar o garoto ou eu continuarei floodando vocês com Left 4 Dead 2).
Como vocês vão notar, este é nosso primeiro video comentado e é constituido de quatro partes.
Uma para cada mapa da campanha Dead Center. As proximas partes deverão ser postadas nos proximos dias.
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Fico somente no aguardo a postagem da mesma, e ainda temos dúvidas se devemos fazer mais videos comentando as outras campanhas/fases do Left 4 Dead 2, então, fica a cargo de vocês se devemos ou não (deixem comentários com suas opiniões, considerações, reclamações, doações).
Ah! Mais um detalhe… A gente sabe que o microfone do Lemos estava baixo, ou o meu muito alto, sei lá, mas o que importa é que dá pra ouvir legal e que nós resolveremos esse pobrema poblematico problema nos videos futuros.

Enfim pessoal…
Segue abaixo a parte 1 do nosso mega comentadão comentário que é um oferecimento de PC Pwnage e Play It!

Desfrutem e não esqueçam de assistir em rái definixiom HD!

Abraços a todos e não esqueçam de comentar/assinar meu (nosso) feed RSS.

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I’ll start this post by pointing out that I am a Nokia fanboy. I love Nokia devices. I’ve only ever owned Nokia phones, and it is no secret how much I love my Nokia internet tablets.

But boy are Nokia frustrating.

I am currently awaiting my N900…still. I pre-ordered several weeks ago. Such is my geekiness and general devotion to Nokia devices that I’ve been following the progress of the N900 pretty much all year. And the red-hot second it got announced and was available for pre-order I did so.

Unfortunately this has exposed me to how poor Nokia’s logistics operation is. They make great devices, but they just don’t seem to have a clue when it comes to communicating with customers, or having a firm idea of their ability to deliver.

Originally it was widely expected the N900 would be available by October, in time for the Maemo developer conference. Now maybe Nokia never planned this to be the case, and maybe they had to change their plans. But it was not ready. Instead they gave the 300 attendees, pre-production models (just on loan though).

A few weeks later and it was expected that the N900 would be ready for late October. But eventually Nokia stated that they were taking feedback from the 300 developers and fixing important issues. I can accept that. Hell that’s even a *good* thing. It might have been nice if they had stated up front that this was the plan. But I’ll give them credit, and assume it was.

So they announced the device in late August. With nothing more than a very vague suggestion of when it would ship. And apparently no fixed plan.

This is pretty poor in itself, I appreciate their openness, and that many of their competitors would not even indicate a device existed until they knew exactly a ship date. However, I believe it’s possibly to be open, whilst still giving specific expectation of time frames. For example, give a date for a date, eg we will take a check point on ‘nth of October’ and at that point we will announce the ship date.

But no, just vagueness and handwaving. In early November (10th?) Nokia announced that they had started ’shipping’. This apparently meant units were leaving their factories, because it certainly didn’t seem to mean anyone, anywhere, was getting one.

The thing which started to annoy me was that, at no point, did I as a customer with a pre-order, have any e-mails sent to me to keep me informed. Everything I know was because I went looking on line for information.

A couple of weeks ago I e-mailed customer support to ask them what was happening. Nokia have announced they’re shipping…so where is my device?

The response I got, on the 12 of November, was that the ‘tentative’ date for delivery was the 19th

Great, but why tentative? That’s a really short window, and any logistics operation worth its salt should be working to a firm date on that scale. I’ve only just stated working on a project, and one of the first things I learned about it was the date we must be finished. Because the amount of time it takes to go through manufacturing, etc. is a known quantity, and the date that we will be ready is fixed. So my team has to tune content to fit in the time we have been given. That’s just good business.

So I guess it came as little surprise when the 19th arrived, and no word was received about my device being shipped. Though I was surprised that I didn’t get an update from Nokia.
But just to rub salt in the wounds, I did get an e-mail from Nokia, first thing on the 19th…’you contacted customer support last week, please fill in this survey’… So some part of the business is capable of realising I’ve interacted with Nokia, and automatically following up. Why can’t you apply that to – ‘Nokia told you your order would be with you by now, but we’re sorry to tell you that there has been a delay’?
I e-mailed them again, and on the 20th I got a response. Sorry, the delivery date is now ‘tentatively’ the 23rd.

I responded asking, what do you mean by ‘delivery date’ is that to me? Or to you, then you’ll ship them out?. After all, if on Friday the 20th, there is any chance in hell of you delivering to me on Monday the 23rd, then you know for sure, none of this ‘tentative’ nonsense.

They said delivery date, did mean delivered to me. But they couldn’t even tell me what had caused the shift in dates. Whoever is answering the e-mails simply hasn’t been told why the date is moving. Surely someone at Nokia knows? Surely someone, somewhere should have a pretty good idea exactly how long it takes to get physical units from a factory to distribution centres, from there to local warehouses, and finally into the hands of delivery companies. If this was my business, I’d expect to know from the moment the design for a device is final, from the moment I deliver the software. Exactly how long before they are ready to hand to a courier to fulfill an order.
Factories run at known speeds. Trucks run to schedules. Someone should know the date they can hit, with risks calculated for random out of control issues (driver strikes etc.)

But here I am on Sunday the 22nd, and I’ve had no e-mail to indicate shipment. My order status still simply says ‘this order has not shipped’ Maybe it will ship out on Monday, but Nokia customer services apparently have no clue. And they aren’t making any effort to keep me updated, if I want to know what’s going on I have to go ask nicely for an update.

Of course the reason all this is so frustrating, is that I do love these devices, I am sold, I was sold a year ago on the rumours alone. If I was less of a geek, less taken by the openness of Maemo, less of a Nokia fanboy, then I could just walk away, order myself something that is available right now, from a company that knows how to do customer service.

But I am a geek, and I won’t walk away. I’ll just sit and wait and endure the pain of interacting with a company that just doesn’t have a clue. Because I know ultimately what they lack in logistics capability, they make up for in an R&D department that churns out some fantastic devices. With an openness policy that puts everyone else to shame.

But Nokia, please, for your sake as much as mine, fire whoever is responsible for taking the output of your r&d, and putting it in the hands of paying customers. And get someone with a clue.
Nothing infuriates customers more than no information. You could have gone though the same set of steps, even the same set of date push-backs, with much less bad feeling, just by pro-actively informing me of what’s happening. Rather than making me chase to be told when I get to give you money.

But really, you should not have had to do any of that. Because you should have control of your distribution. If you have to give ‘tentative’ dates, then you are already expecting to fail.

Available in 6 different clubs: Arsenal, Aston Villa, Chelsea, Everton, Liverpool and Manchester United

Retail price for this superb card game is at SGD$14.90. Here at Singapore Soccer, this goes for only $11.90 if you pre-order now!

The UEFA Champions League Super Strikes starter-pack contains an assortment of items to get the collector started. As follows -

Trading Card Collectors’ Binder
A branded binder allowing for 350 cards to be collected (storing cards back-to-back), 18 per sleeve. A visual card checklist will be displayed in the binder.

Trading Card Game Board
The board game includes a pitch visual, plus die cut areas for cards to be inserted, including 3 substitutes.

Trading Cards Starter Pack
18 cards to be given away with the starter pack = 3 x packets. This will be a mixture of positions, ensuring the collector receives a keeper and enough outfield players of all positions to use on his/her game board straightaway.

Rules Pamphlet
An A3 sheet, printed both sides and folded down to A4 that explains all the game rules plus presents a checklist of all cards to collect.
Limited Edition card – This pack contains a limited edition Steven Gerrard card (not available through newstrade suppliers)

Pre-order now!

Pre-order the brand new champions league super strikes card series booster pack now!

350 cards to collect:-

• 250 x Standard Cards – All forward-facing action poses.
• Plus a number of rarer cards with higher game values;
  • 28 x Star Player Cards – foil effect, 1 in every 4 packets
  • 22 x Goal Stoppers – made with rainbow foil, 1 in every 5 packets
  • 25 x Fans’ Favourites – made with rainbow foil – 1 in every 8 packets
  • 25 x Champions ­ 1 in 24 every packets

Prices are as follows:

20 x booster packs @ $27.90

30 x booster packs @ $42.50

50 x booster packs @ $68.90

Simply email your order followed by a downpayment of $10 via paypal after we have confirmed your order. Pre-order prices til 28 Nov 2009.

Premiership monopoly sets available for 3 clubs – Arsenal, Liverpool and Manchester Utd

Pre-order a monopoly set from one of the top premiership sides now at a special price of SGD$60! Retail price of a set in the UK is at £24.99 (excl VAT), so this is a price you will not get anywhere else! Pre-order now with a $10 deposit by paypal for confirmation and you will lay hands on this coveted set a month later. Hurry! Offer ends 28 Nov 2009.

Product Information

This is the premiership version of the classic game of trading.

The action and gameplay is the same as the original however you are buying players and building stands and terraces.

Property cards are now player cards however all corresponding values are the same as in classic monopoly. Chance and Community Chest are now home and away cards with instructions such as Sent off! Go directly to Jail to cool off. Do not Pass Go. Do not collect 200 pounds.

This is a must for any premiership fan!

by Andrew Donaldson

Around a dozen new titles are flooding the market on Friday, as the video game industry prepares itself for the Christmas shopping period.

With the big day only around five weeks away, many of the industry’s biggest hitters see this week as the perfect opportunity to release their flagship games.

Top of the pile is New Super Mario Bros Wii.

Nintendo’s first 2-D Mario game on a home console since 1992 is a safe bet to top the sales charts come Christmas Day.

Meanwhile, for the sport fans out there, the Wii versions of Pro Evolution Soccer 2010 and Formula 1 2009 are also available from today.

But if Nintendo isn’t your thing, or you’re looking for something with a little more action, don’t worry.

Xbox 360 owners can at last get their hands on Valve’s long awaited first-person-shooter, Left 4 Dead 2 – exclusive to Microsoft’s system.

Another much anticipated sequel, Assassin’s Creed 2 from Ubisoft Montreal, is also available to pick up from today, on Playstation 3 and Xbox 360.

Also among today’s pile of releases on PS3 and 360 are Lego Indiana Jones 2, Dragon Age: Origins and Konami’s video game adaptation of the Saw movie franchise.

For those who prefer to do their gaming on the move however, today sees the unveiling of Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Sky for Nintendo DS.

What will be in his stocking come the 25th?

But which game will prevail as the Christmas number one?

A spokesperson for the high-street retailer, Game, said: “So far we’re selling more copies of Assassin’s Creed 2 and Left 4 Dead 2 than the new Mario game.

“We had a lot of pre-orders for Left 4 Dead 2 and expect it to sell a lot over the next couple of weeks.

“Although we’ve sold a decent number for Lego Indiana Jones, we currently sell it as part of a console bundle, so it’s hard to tell if people are only buying it because it’s part of an offer.”

United Kindom & Ireland, be sure to pre-order Lady GaGa’s new album The Fame Monster on iTunes! For only £7.99 you will get her debut album The Fame, along with 8 entirely new songs! There will be no pre-sale for the United States.

Kotobukiya brought to light a new Figure, from the PS-2 Game Shining Wind, the Xecty Ein, using her Military Uniform, is a master piece. Pre-order is already available on HobbySearch, which was the place that I get the images this time ^^; Don’t waste time bros!

I don’t really know why, but I would love to start collecting Shining Wind Figures now, Kotobukiya Quality is awesome, and I can spend a little more to have one or two of them.

== Specification ==
Name: Xecty Ein (ゼクティ・アイン)
Series: Shining Wind (Playstation-2)
Price: JP ¥6,460 on HobbySearch
Release Date: March 2010
Type: Painted PVC 1/8 Scale (20,0cm height)
Manufacturer: Kotobukiya
Images from: HobbySearch

From/De: Capcom

Capcom announced today that Lost Planet 2, the highly-anticipated sequel to Lost Planet, just got more awesome. Fans that pre-order Lost Planet 2 at GameStop locations in North America will be able to unlock Resident Evil’s most famous character, Albert Wesker, as an exclusive playable skin when they play Lost Planet 2. Also, players who take advantage of the pre-order bonus will get their hands on some additional firepower via a revolver added to their arsenal of weapons. A nimble yet extremely powerful firearm, the revolver will help players hone their “one shot kill” skills. Lost Planet 2 comes out this winter for XBOX 360 and PlayStation 3.

To play as Wesker, you can pre-order now at: http://www.gamestop.com/Catalog/ProductDetails.aspx?product_id=75038.

Also be sure to check out our official blog at http://www.capcom-unity.com.

About Lost Planet 2:

Lost Planet 2 picks up over a decade since the events of the original adventure and the landscape has evolved dramatically. With the success of terraforming activities, the planet’s ice has begun to melt, giving way to lush tropical jungles and other new environments. The story has advanced beyond Wayne Holden as players will now follow the exploits of their own customized snow pirates on their quest to seize control of E.D.N III.

Players will move their heroes through different stories as they battle massive enemy Akid in vast environments, creating a truly unique and interactive experience. With this concept, gamers will have the opportunity to engage in the story in a more dynamic way as plot threads evolve from various perspectives.