Manhunt 2 Reviewed
Manhunt 2’s is well known for it’s ultraviolent content where grisly murders and gruesome decapitations is the norm. Due to the recent banning from UK and US censorships, the game has been heavily edited before being released on the Wii. Here are a couple of reviews from Metacritic.
Gamespot (70/100): The good: Compelling stealth mechanics that require real skill, Execution moves serve as a grisly reward for a job well done, Gritty visual design sets just the right tone of anxiety and dread. The bad: In most of the executions, you can’t really see what’s going on, Loose gunplay isn’t as tight or as satisfying as the sneaking, The story isn’t very scary or foreboding.
Leonardo’s Last Supper In 16 Billion Pixel
You will not need to go all the way to Milan to see Leonardo’s work of art. A 16 billion pixel image of Leonardo da Vinci’s Last Supper has been posted by HAL9000, giving you a budding Da Vinci Code fan a detailed view of the 15th Century work.
See it yourself using the link below.
Source: The Last Supper In Detail
Blue Screen Of Death After Apple Leopard Upgrade
Some users have reported that they are getting interminable blue screen problems after upgrading to Leopard. Apple has identified Unsanity’s APE software as the source of many complaints. If you are having such problems, go to the support site for help.
Some users are also saying the Adobe InDesign CS3 is not working on Leopard.
Source: Mac OS X 10.5: “Blue screen” appears after installing Leopard and restarting
Artificial Tornado Inside Mercedez-Benz Museum
Check out the video showing the strongest 34.4 meter high artificial tornado ever built inside Mercedes-Benz Museum in Stuttgart Germany. The tornado is powered by 144 jets and capable of moving 28 tons of air designed to clear smoke from the building.
Apple Leopard In The Wild
It has now been a few days after Apple has let out the Leopard and reviews are pouring in. Here are some of the reviews from the media.
MacWorld: …it’s pretty clear that Apple has yet again crammed way more than $129 worth of value into its latest OS update. It’s the magic number: just low enough that most people will regard it as a reasonable expense without needing to resort to a lot of operatic hand-wringing over the decision.
