Tomb Raider becoming a mature game; I never saw that one
coming at all. The new and improved Tomb Raider is one of the few games that I
enjoyed playing from start to finish.
The puzzles are well designed, graphics are solid and beautiful, lots of
collectibles to be found, and a well written story line. But the key mature factor
in this game is the pain and suffering that the main character has to endure to
the end. This is why this game has a mature rating and is number 5 on the list.
Fighting
Kratos is back, again... Although he die in God Of War 3...
He is back to star in his latest game God Of War Ascension. Apart from the
addition of a multiplayer component; nothing much has changed in this
franchise. Kratos is still as brutal as ever and the game still looks amazing
and polished. Obviously the mature factor in this game is Kratos... the most
manliest man in world that runs around in a skirt doing brutal stuff to his
enemies.
The game that put the
Playstation 3 back on the map this year is The Last Of US, and I must confess
that it's a really really good game. The creators of the Uncharted games put
their heads together and came up with this post apocalyptic horror game. It has
an amazing story and in-depth game play that you can't experience in any other
game out now. If the story doesn't draw you in, then the jaw dropping graphics
will. The mature factor of this game is the atmosphere and the brutal nature in
which the main character has to survive. Nothing can prepare you for The Last
Of Us.
Far Cry 3 is one of the most exciting, pulse pounding,
mature game I have ever played. Persons who own the game can tell you that
there isn't a single word that can describe far cry 3. As a first person
shooter this game will blow your mind with the attention to detail and
character movement through the jungle habitat that you explore in the game. Not
to mention the smiles you'll get hearing Skrillex
Feat Damian Marley - Make It Bun Them song being played while burning down
a "herbal" farm. The mature factor in this game is
"everything", and I do mean everything. This game makes grand theft auto
look like a sonic the hedgehog game with no rings. This is pure mature fun at
its finest.
This week I have with me a Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 7.0 to
review and must say that white is a very attractive color for it. Anyway, let's
start out by highlighting the strengths and weaknesses of the device.
Given
the price(which is around 30,000 dollars) of the Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 7.0 it's
safe to say that it's a budget tablet and not targeting the hardcore tech
happy persons out there. If persons are looking
for something more enticing on a specification sheet then I would recommend
persons to look at the Google Nexus 7 line either the first or the second
generation. The product mentioned in this article was provided courtesy of Royale Computers and Accessories
telephone#: 906-1067, 906-1068, and
754-5048.I'm very anxious to get my hands on
the Quantum 7 (7" inch tablet)
which is the mid range tabletThis week we will find out if it's a worthy investment of $12,000.00 (JMD).

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The first thing that usually jumps out at a consumers
looking to purchase a item is how attractive the device is and how it feels in
the hand. The Quantum 7 certainly
doesn't have that wow factor at first glance because of its bland black
designed, but it's definitely not an eye sore to look at like some 7" inch
tablets in its price range. The build quality for the test unit that we had in
the office seemed to have every port and memory card slot in place except for
the USB OTG (On The Go) cable that seemed
to be assembled by a blind person and looked a bit deformed but it still works
like a charm.
- 10.1″ IPS Display (1366×768)
- Dual-core Intel Atom (Z2760 1.80GHz) w/ 4 threads
- PowerVR SGX545 graphics
- 2GB / 800MHz LPDDR2 RAM
- Windows 8 Pro 32-bit
- 64GB Flash Memory
- ThinkPad 11a/b/g/n + Bluetooth 4.0 combo chip, GPS
- Mini-HDMI, 3.5mm Audio In / Microphone Jack combo
- USB 2.0, micro-SD
This part of the review will focus on Windows as a Smartphone
OS first and foremost. This part of
the review was done with the help of a Nokia
Lumia 620 running the new Windows 8 Phone
OS. The Lumia 620 isn't the best that Nokia has to offer but it is a well
rounded mid-range Windows phone.
Here are some of the key features for the Lumia
620.- 1GHz dual-core Snapdragon S4 CPU
- 512MB RAM
- 3.8-inch 480 x 800 pixel ClearBlack LCD screen
- Windows Phone 8 OS
- 8GB internal memory
- 5-megapixel camera with LED flash
The Nokia Lumia 620 is a very capable mid-range Smartphone that has a rich and vibrant display and a unique design. I would certainly recommended it to new comers to the world of Smartphone's because of it stability, but Windows Phone 8 has a lot of ground to cover to become a serious alternative for Android or iOS. Products mention in this article were provided by Microsoft Of Jamaica.
Well folks as always I carry to you nothing but the best,
and this week is no different. This week I bring to you the small, tiny,
minute, minuscule, microscopic, miniature Dell
Zino HD. This ultra small, micro PC
(Personal Computer) is so eye catching that most consumers would certainly by
it on the spot, but do you know what you are really getting?
I’m confident that the Dell
Zino HD will be great addition to any entertainment center. It’s sleek
design and compacted size makes it easy to fit in any entertainment stand. The
product mentioned in this article was provided courtesy of Royale Computers and Accessories telephone#: 906-1067, 906-1068, and 754-5048. Sooo, because I was away for so long... I'm trying to make up for lost time and will be posting four articles today, before I return to the once a week routine I usually follow. So let's start this one on how can someone further enhance the abilities of an Apple. Well this week I found the answer to that age old mystery, and it’s
called XtremeMac. XtremeMac make products that will protect,
power and enhance Apple devices. This week we were able to get our hands on
two products that are made by XtremeMac
. They were the Tango TRX and the Soma Stand are both good devices in
their own light, but I’ll let you be the judge of that…
- The sound quality that this little thing pumps out is astonishing. It was able to produce a very deep round bass and very sharp treble.
- The ability to customize the amount of bass or treble you hear through the speakers is a nice touch.
- Also, the two free apps that is offered to iPhone and iPod Touch owners is great for showing of the Bluetooth audio streaming capabilities.
- Very sturdy and attractive build quality.
The Bad (Points that were a bit disappointing and had to be mentioned)
- The sound quality wasn’t as impress through the Bluetooth, but it was far from horrible.
- The docking station was not compatible with any of the Apple iPad versions.
- The cloth that covers the speakers are dust magnets and may be a hassle to clean.
- The sound quality was excellent for the size of this device.
- The free app that is offered to iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad owners helps to turn your device into a very expensive bedside alarm clock.
- Exceptionally rugged and eye-catching build quality.
- It is potable and can be used on the go.
- The docking station was a little weak but it held itself together.
- This thing uses four… (4) AA Batteries . If that’s not something to point out then I don’t know what is.


















