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Metro: Last Light – Chronicles Pack DLC Walkthrough

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The Metro series will continue following the success of Metro: Last Light.

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Metro: Last Light improves in almost every way on its predecessor, making for a challenging, atmospheric shooter experience.

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Our regularly revised feature keeps you up to date on the Kickstarter games worth watching, and helps you track projects both before and after they’re funded.

Welcome to the Kickstarter Compendium, a gathering of games and game-related projects that we’ve come across that deserve your attention. The crowd-funding model for video games has resulted in some fascinating new game ideas, and new projects are going up on a weekly basis that deserve your attention.

The only problem is keeping track of it all – what’s worth watching, and what are these different projects about? As an ongoing feature, our Kickstarter Compendium is your guide to games seeking funding through Kickstarter. After funding projects are complete, this feature will also track what games (and game-related projects) got funded and what games didn’t, and where possible, offer links to the projects as they are developed.

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Catlateral Damage
Developer: Chris Chung/Fire Hose Games
Fundraising Goal: $40,000
Funds Due By: July 11

“Cel-shaded first-person cat simulator” is a phrase we never thought we’d type, but that is precisely the experience developer Chris Chung hopes to create with his game. In Catlateral Damage, you play as a housecat, and your primary form of interaction with the environment is pawing things off of shelves and desks. While the game allows players to perform “sillier” cat actions like meowing and coughing up hairballs, Catlateral Damage also incorporates power-ups, mission structure, and collectibles. The Kickstarter page even has a playable demo, should you find yourself unable to wait for some feline frolicking.

For My Brother
Developer: Crooked Tree Studios
Fundraising Goal: $150,000
Funds Due By: July 22

For My Brother is a 2.5D platformer about a young girl who transforms herself into a monster for the sake of her younger brother. Drawing inspiration from games like Shadow of the Colossus and Mega Man, Sister gains skills to navigate the environment and defeat monsters and bosses, but only at the cost of her humanity. Although For My Brother displays old-school influences in its mechanics, its Insular art style and fused Celtic/metal soundtrack set it apart from the crowd. For My Brother is in development for Windows, Mac and Linux, but Crooked Tree may bring the game to consoles through stretch goals.

Developer: En House Studios
Fundraising Goal: $10,000
Funds Due By: July 16

Combining the aesthetic of games like Superbrothers and the fighting mechanics of RPGs like Radiant Historia, Glitch is the story of a boy named Gus and his journey to close the Glitch, a rift in space with the power to destroy the world. Though Glitch borrows ideas from traditional RPG designs (characters like Tex the Robot and Nina the Rebel look very similar to ‘90s Squaresoft characters), it also mixes up the formula with ideas of its own. For example, Gus’s encounter with Glitch gives him the ability to communicate directly with you and he occasionally picks your brain as he progresses through Soren with his party. While the game will come to Windows, Mac and Linux if it receives minimum funding, En House lists Wii U, 3DS and PS Vita ports and a web comic as stretch goals.

Developer: Multivarious Games
Fundraising Goal: $15,000
Funds Due By: July 22

Our second punny title on this most recent edition of Kickstarter Compendium, Hatch-it is a puzzle game about a cubic robot who must rescue dinosaurs. With an asteroid hurtling toward Earth, Dr. Tyrannosaurus travels back in time and creates a charming robot to recover and hatch the scattered dinosaur eggs in order to save them from extinction. Players move the robot by swiping in the desired direction and must finish the level before running out of fuel or being destroyed by unfriendly dinosaurs. Slated for a fall 2014 release on iOS, a demo of Hatch-It is available on the game’s Kickstarter page.

Developer: Franklin Cosgrove & Archgame
Fundraising Goal: $15,000
Funds Due By: July 9

HomeMake features a shape-shifting, endless neon cityscape of Galaxy Seed Sumimoto, an inverted planet. Sumimoto is a subjective experience, and each trip around the planet as a different denizen reveals new perspectives of the city, each reflected in the changing architecture between avatars. On top of their unique perspectives, each character has his or her own special platforming abilities, forcing players to swap between multiple characters like Kigi the robot and Sandwiches the fox to traverse all of Sumimoto. Currently planned for Windows, Mac and Linux, the developers expressed interest in releasing HomeMake on consoles, even the Dreamcast.
Developer: Epic Minds
Fundraising Goal: $60,000
Funds Due By: July 13

Many Kickstarter games are homages to classic NES and SNES titles, and this action-adventure game is no different. In Midora, you explore the eponymous world as a white-haired young girl named Snow in Legend of Zelda fashion: descend into dungeons, collect items, and defeat bosses. Snow can also craft new items and potions and manipulate water for magic spell attacks and interacting with the environment. Epic Minds hopes to bring Midora to Windows, Mac and Linux, and possibly consoles and mobile devices should it reach its stretch goals.

Quantum Rush: Champions

Developer: GameArt Studio
Fundraising Goal: $36,000
Funds Due By: July 16

Quantum Rush: Champions is an offshoot of the original futuristic racer Quantum Rush, however Champions aims to bring single player content to the series. This offline version introduces a career mode, which features challenges like Last Man Standing mode, in which the racer in last place is eliminated from the track every 20 seconds. GameArt Studio also promises customizable racing conditions, additional ship parts and an arcade mode.

Developer: Tale of Tales
Fundraising Goal: $25,000
Funds Due By: July 17

Citing Dear Esther and Gone Home as influences, Sunset puts you in the role of housekeeper Angela Burns in 1970s South America. Game designers Auriea Harvey and Michael Samyn want their game to be one in which you’re not just uncovering the past, but one in which even the smallest interactions can have an influence on Sunset’s other characters. As Burns, the player’s actions—whether those include ordinary housekeeping duties or pushing professional boundaries—influence the owner of the luxury suite, Gabriel Ortega, a revolutionary looking to overthrow the dictatorship. Sunset has already exceeded its funding goal, but you can still pledge for goodies and to help meet stretch goals for console and Oculus Rift support.

Developer: Firebelly Studios
Fundraising Goal: $20,000
Funds Due By: July 20

A hybrid of old-school games like Mega Man and R-Type with a dash of modern games like Starbound, Temporus tells the story of a space opera across time. You’ll collect resources for game missions, including on-foot enemy blasting and forced-progression spaceship fighting, while uncovering the mysteries of the galaxy. Temporus is up for vote on Steam Greenlight, and currently slated for release on Windows, Mac and Linux.

Developer: Lunar Ray Games
Fundraising Goal: $50,000
Funds Due By: July 25

Imagine if Street Fighter’s Rose starred in a Metroid-style game and also possessed the ability to stop time, and you have the gist of Timespinner. Play as Lunais, a young woman who travels time to defeat the evil empire responsible for her mother’s death. A child prodigy, Lunais uses her telekinesis to defeat screen-sized bosses and uncover hidden areas across a sprawling world. Lunar Ray plans to release Timespinner on Windows, Mac and Linux in late 2014, but you can vote for it on Steam Greenlight now.

Together: Amna & Saif

Developer: Lyle Cox
Fundraising Goal: $10,000
Funds Due By: June 30

Together: Amna & Saif is about companionship. Players control Amna and Saif, a mother and her son, who must work cooperatively to solve environmental puzzles and obtain the cure for their ill daughter/sister. Designed for a wide audience, game designer Lyle Cox has also implemented optional objectives for seasoned players looking for added difficulty. Together has already met its goal for release on Windows, but stretch goals for Linux and Mac OSX versions have yet to be met with just a few days left for funding.

Twin Souls: The Path of Shadows

Developer: Lince Works
Fundraising Goal: $70,000
Funds Due By: July 17
A self-described blend of Tenchu and Portal, Twin Souls seeks to return the stealth genre to its roots by favoring tactical sneaking prowess over one-man army style gameplay. You play as Aragami, a spirit with the ability to control shadows, summoned by a girl named Yamiko looking for help to escape imprisonment. Aragami can use his abilities to throw shadows and teleport between them to slip past guards or twist them to spook enemies into cutting down one another in a panic. Twin Souls is currently planned for Windows, Mac and Linux, with news of console editions coming in future updates.

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Interested players can now sign up to help test Mythic's upcoming role-playing game.

Mythic Entertainment has announced that its Beta Phase 2 signup for Dark Age of Camelot is now live. The second stage of the game's beta will add 500 new testers to the already existing pool. Testers who are accepted into the beta will receive an e-mail with a congratulatory notice and the Non-Disclosure Agreement. Expect notices to go out starting tomorrow. The signup form is not expected to be online for long, so players interested in helping test this game should visit the official Web site for details.

Dark Age of Camelot is a massively multiplayer online role-playing game conceived and developed by Mythic Entertainment. Set in the Kingdom of Albion in the years immediately following the death of King Arthur, players of the game enter a world in chaos, where Arthur's peace has been shattered and dark forces threaten the kingdom.

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  • lancevance821 - December 30, 2012 3:17 a.m.

    Good talent and looks great But someone needs to let this guy know that there is more comics in a comics shop then Ironman. 98% of his cosplays is just another Ironman suit as impressive as they are they lack variety. If I could make an impressive batman suit I would make a few and move on to try something different I wouldn't make 40 batman suits of different colors or attachments.
  • GAYMER - December 27, 2012 7:46 p.m.

    Wow, some of these pictures look like they came right out of the movies.
  • ObliqueZombie - December 24, 2012 1:26 a.m.

    Man, I really, REALLY want to know how that Mark VII suit works like that. This guy is beyond impressive.
  • C.King - December 23, 2012 9 p.m.

    woah this dude is awesome! and the heck liger cosplay? he goes quadrupedal for a day? i wanna see a video of that thing
  • ssj4raditz - December 23, 2012 3:46 p.m.

    Wow, those are all really impressive! I especially like the Tron/Iron Man mashup, looks spiffy!
  • JMarsella09 - December 23, 2012 11:08 a.m.

    Finally a dude.
  • lewis-barclay - December 22, 2012 2:39 p.m.

    Uh yea hollywood could seriously use this guy behind the scenes.
  • BladedFalcon - December 22, 2012 12:54 p.m.

    Holy crap! all of those look really expensive to make ._. And I think I actually like his war machine better than the one in Iron man 2 XD Also, HEY GR!!! WHERE'S RADIORADAR AT???
  • JMarsella09 - December 23, 2012 11:09 a.m.

    It's Christmas. They probably are winding down.
  • BladedFalcon - December 23, 2012 4:47 p.m.

    Actually, I did find the podcast, it's already on their RSS feed, which makes it even weirder that they haven't posted here yet. Here's the link if you are interested:
  • archnite - December 24, 2012 10:04 p.m.

    Thanks Falcony. Someone around slide 21 that Iron Man suit stops being Cos Play and if I saw him walking down the street I would believe he could fly.

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E3 2011: Far Cry 3 first-look preview

Far Cry 3 is one of the true surprises of E3 2011, not just because we weren't counting on it amidst Ubisoft's already-strong show lineup, but more notably because of how frankly amazing the game looks at this stage. The lush jungle setting seen in the hands-off demo pulverized our eyes with incredible detail and diversity, but Far Cry 3 grabbed us even harder with a compelling mix of character interactions and intense, fast-paced violence.

Seemingly unrelated to previous entries, Far Cry 3 introduces players to Jason Brody, a man who finds himself on a mysterious island where his girlfriend is missing and everyone else is completely bananas. We learn this quite quickly as the Mohawk-adorned man with the red tank top and piercing eyes explains the meaning of insanity ("doing the exact same thing over and over again expecting something to change," he says) while dropping expletives and becoming noticeably agitated. He's angry, then immediately he's calm; he claims he "killed you once" and he's "not fucking crazy." And then he starts in on his whole insanity definition again. Clearly something is up; that your character is bound by rope and tied to a cinder block doesn't help matters one bit.

The situation doesn't improve when he kicks the block over the cliff, sending the player spiraling several stories into the water below. Struggling mightily and emerging intact, Brody's survival instincts apparently emerge with a razor-sharp edge. Hiding behind a waterfall, he lashes out at a nearby guard for a silent takedown. Back on dry land, he quickly runs up behind another soldier and steals the knife from his holster, slashing at the foe before tossing the blade into the noggin of a seated ally. Brody's intense streak continues near the end of the demo as he rushes into a grounded helicopter and grabs the pilot's pistol, shoving it into his face and yelling to take off immediately.

The pilot complies, but the chopper is no match for bazooka fire from the ground and it slams back to earth. Awakening in the wreckage, Brody looks toward his gun outside the helicopter as an unknown presence approaches. The gun is kicked aside and a familiar sight emerges: it's Voss, the crazy dude from earlier. And sure enough, he's still talking about the definition of insanity – just in time for the logo to pop up and the demo to end on a psychologically terrifying note.

What remains incredibly unclear from the demo is how exactly the aforementioned action sequences play out in the controls – it's a first-person shooter with some kind of kill-based experience system (which seems to award more points for more complex or difficult takedowns), but we're curious to see how scripted or easy-to-execute some of those cinematic happenings really are. That said, the game looks pretty fantastic in demo form, and the psychotic inhabitants make it seem like Far Cry 3 will be much more than a straight-up run-and-gun island adventure.

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  • Fusionmix - June 13, 2011 4:10 p.m.

    Damn, this actually is looking like the REAL Far Cry 2. Will be following this :D
  • Cleanser247 - June 10, 2011 5:28 p.m.

    I'm excited for this! I actually enjoyed playing Far Cry 2, and I can't wait to play this one. : )
  • BertTheTurtle - June 10, 2011 6:42 a.m.

    Aw, I was hoping for a sequel to Far Cry 2. Still looks fun, though. Looking forward to it.
  • KolbitosFruitJuice - June 9, 2011 10:59 p.m.

    Sounds like this is becoming the game the second should have been. Which in my book, is a huge win.
  • ChrisCultista - June 9, 2011 10:56 p.m.

    Then you realize that they are playing it on a 10,000$ PC with 2 graphics cards and 8 gigs of RAM. This a RAGE arent gonna look so pretty on PS3/360, even though I want them to. Hate when devs do that.
  • anthony-myers - February 17, 2012 4:15 p.m.

    so what part of that rig cost 10K? two graphics cars and 8 gigs of ram? i have a rig much cheaper than that and I already have that ram, and about to upgrade to a second card. Not hating or anything. Just saying it would have to be quad gpu and 32 gigs of ram to be that much.
  • ollyn - June 9, 2011 10:44 p.m.

    This looks awesome, love the first game. Second game was also good but i did miss the jungle Island setting. This will feel like home.
  • planetheads - June 9, 2011 10:43 p.m.

    cant wait for this.

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Information is valuable, but like money, it can be counterfeited - a countdown site at got a bunch of press last week when it was initially presumed to be an official Activision teaser for Modern Warfare 3.

We, and the rest of the internet, got all typey about the big news until Activision denied any involvement, and we later discovered that a fan project of some description was behind it. Well, the countdown is now over, and we had to find out what was so important that we needed to be fooled. The site now redirects to a YouTube video called 'Find Makarov - Live Action Modern Warfare Trailer.' It's a fan-made film trailer that's not just based on Modern Warfare - it's a recreation of the games entirely from a first-person view. Check it out:

We'd be pissed about the trickery that had us retracting speculation last week, but damn, this was a ridiculous amount of work. The trailer was posted by We Can Pretend, a "creative collective based in Toronto, Canada." The group's intention is presumably self-promotion.

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  • Rivenscry - March 3, 2011 3:34 p.m.

    There may be a type or two...
  • Rivenscry - March 3, 2011 3:33 p.m.

    This actually seems to me to be more similar to "Worlds Finest": an awesome batman and superman fan-film that is just buckets of wow. That and this are both not so much fan-film's as they are show-cases of the quality of their work in as directors as a sort of showcase to the Film Industry. But really, Google Worlds Finest right now, its just so...WOW. (it really is worth an all caps comment)
  • altair17 - March 3, 2011 11:48 a.m.

    I dont' get it. With all the spectacular call of duty live action trailers and shit. Why don't Activision make a FUCKING movie already. The story of BLack ops was srs movie-grade shit, i'm sure they can make an even better movie with a story connecting black ops and modern warfare.
  • RandyChimp - March 3, 2011 9:18 a.m.

    WHY AM I THE ONLY ONE WHO HAS A FUCKING PROBLEM WITH PRICES ACCENT? Seriously, am I the only English person here? It's all wrong!
  • TheShostopper - March 3, 2011 3:17 a.m.

    Sorry to say this but i found one humongous flaw in the video. It kinda ruined it for me. Whenever you play any COD the character you play never speaks. Ever. But at end of the video MacTavish spoke when you were in first-person ! What?! ..just kidding lol. It was awesome. Gr8 job guys.
  • Hullonotna - March 2, 2011 11:08 p.m.

    hope this becomes a full feature. This is absolutely brilliant. Made me want to go play the single player of MW 2 again.
  • MitchyTdawg - March 2, 2011 10:29 p.m.

    :O . . . wow. Not much more can be said
  • EwoksTasteLikeChicken - March 2, 2011 10:23 p.m.

    The campaign is the only thing I like about the Call of Dutys, and this was amazing. I have no idea how they could do this, but fantastic job.
  • Ruoivas - March 2, 2011 9:41 p.m.

    That was exceedingly well made. Shame it will probably never amount to more than a trailer. I'd watch it if it did though.
  • Markstone - March 2, 2011 9:26 p.m.

    An absolutely stunning job, they should definitely get something for it (like a cookie) :D
  • EdDeRs1 - March 2, 2011 9:26 p.m.

    wow, who cares about the trailer, those were the cornyest britist accents ive ever heard :D
  • krejsy - March 2, 2011 9:10 p.m.

    I guess this would be one of the first really good movies based on a game
  • santaclouse37 - March 2, 2011 8:38 p.m.

    Incredible. Always happy to see fan-made stuff that's executed at this level of proficiency.
  • GamesRadarTylerWilde - March 2, 2011 8:30 p.m.

    Some commenters should note that it's doubtful that this 'trailer' is actually a trailer for anything more - it's a publicity stunt by marketers/enthusiasts. But still cool.
  • yoreAtowel - March 2, 2011 8:05 p.m.

    i pray modern warfare 3 is soap and price in russia hunting makorov, instead of a prequel about ghost just so they can stretch it to modern warfare 4.
  • Zeb364 - March 2, 2011 7:58 p.m.

    This is incredibly well done, another great from Canada.
  • chriszewski - March 2, 2011 7:54 p.m.

    Impressive, to say the least.
  • DirkSteele1 - March 2, 2011 7:20 p.m.

    Unbelievable! So many recognisable scenes from the game. And pretty good likeness to many of the games central characters. I really don't mind that it was not a MW3 reveal after those two and half minutes of awesome.
  • tifanity - March 2, 2011 7:17 p.m.

    I am almost left speechless after watching this. It is too well done and it just makes me sad that we won't get something like this until a few years to come since the next Modern Warfare is a freaking prequel -_-
  • HitmanSB07 - March 2, 2011 7:07 p.m.

    I was hugely dissapointed that it wasn't MW3 related, I tend to hate shit like this, especially if it's based on an fps...Doom had a high budget and was still shit awful, I can imagine what this is going to be like.

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Robert F. Sokolowski Jr., 40, of 129 Pleasant St., Apt. 41, pleaded not guilty in Northampton District Court Wednesday before Judge Jacklyn Connly to charges of possessing child pornography (second offense) and dissemination of child pornography.

According to court records, Northampton police received a tip from state police detectives that an image of a young girl posed naked had been uploaded to a Facebook account under the name “amy.addams.942” in May.

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Equally long on endearing personality and challenging strategy, this stylus-driven tower defense game makes a great travel companion in bite-size chunks.

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It would be easy--but misguided--to write off Ninjatown on first glance as another kiddy-friendly franchise tie-in game on the Nintendo DS. To be fair, it looks like the sort of game your eight-year-old niece or nephew might tote around at all times in their DS. But the saccharine-sweet veneer of former Electronic Gaming Monthly editor Shawn Smith's Shawnimals universe hides a charming little tower defense game that's both endearingly clever and startlingly addictive.

If you're new to tower defense, the genre is built around wave after wave of different enemy types that come streaming down a path toward a goal you have to stop them from reaching. To do this you build structures in predefined spots around the pathway that spew various sorts of offensive units to counteract the strengths of each kind of enemy. There's a rock-paper-scissors sort of balance going on with characters that specialize in melee, ranged attacks, area-of-effect, and so on. Despite Ninjatown's lighthearted appearance, the potential strategy can get elaborate enough to be satisfying.

In Ninjatown your offensive units are, well, ninjas of various stripes. You've got hand-to-hand and ranged ninjas--with cutesy names like wee ninjas and sniper ninjas--to cover the basics, but then you get into the more unusual and amusing unit types. The business ninja attacks with a frenzied sales pitch, cell phone in hand, distracting and slowing down enemies. Lava ninjas throw fireballs, setting enemies ablaze and doing damage over time. You can sell one ninja hut to recoup some cookies (the game's currency) in order to quickly build a different type of hut. That's a must, because you can only see what kinds of enemies are approaching one or two waves into the future. So it's less about setting up a long-term strategy in each mission and more about quickly adapting your defenses to the kinds of enemies that are rolling in moment to moment.

On top of the many ninja fighters, you've got a few other offensive capabilities. The whole Ninjatown clan battles under the tutelage of the crusty but capable Ol' Master Ninja, who can unleash some devastating special attacks involving the touch screen and stylus when you've earned enough "happiness" from defeating enemies. Actually, the entire game is fully stylus-controllable, which absolutely works in its favor. You employ the stylus like you would a mouse, tapping on ninja huts to pull up menus for upgrading units and setting waypoints and attack preferences. I did prefer scrolling the viewpoint around with the d-pad, but otherwise it's wonderfully efficient and easy to navigate the battlefield and lay down your units using just the stylus.

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Ninjatown is already a great tower defense game, so it's just a bonus that it's also well-written and sometimes really funny. There are a lot of unusual personalities fighting the fight against the minions of Mr. Demon--the nefarious grouch who's trying to steal Ninjatown's famous ninja cookie recipe--and they drop in before each level with all kinds of offbeat quips and referential humor. You can skip the pre-mission dialogue scenes, but you shouldn't (nor will you want to) because they're fully worth seeing, and laughing at. It's all lighthearted and silly in a lovable sort of way.

My only real knock against Ninjatown is, well, it ends. The story mode's 36 missions ought to last you a good while, and you're ranked in each one, so you can always go back and try for better performance in each one. The multi-cart multiplayer mode offers a well-designed head-to-head mode on eight maps where you both face identical streams of enemies, with some interactivity in between. (There's also a three-map version of this available with a single cart.) But the game is the most fun when you're facing off against a previously unseen level, having to scramble to construct the right defenses fast enough to stave off each wave. Since the game is rendered in really simple 2D sprites and tile-based levels (which really fit with Shawnimals' trademark art style), I feel like a random mission generator or, even better, a stylus-based level editor would have provided more longevity. Because I'd like to carry this one around with me from now on, just to battle through the odd new level here and there occasionally.

Don't judge Ninjatown by its cover. It's funny and clever in a way that grown-ups can appreciate, and the increasingly complex strategy is engrossing and challenging enough to keep you coming back right up to the very end.
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I played my fare share of tower defense flash games but the game does look like it has some funny, witty dialouge. I might pick it up for those long boring road trips if I cant find anything good to read.....

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Good Review Brad. Who is going to be reviewing Killzone 2? Jeff maybe? Seeing as hes been doing the quick looks for it.

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I lol'd at the business ninja description. Good review.

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I kind of want to pick this up now

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Now I gotta push out my NinjaTown guide double time.

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I wonder if you aren't that big into Tower Defense that this game would change your mind?

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Someone other than me played this? Wow. I really have to go back and finish it, I loved the art style.

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Ah handhelds... always good for a surprise sleeper.

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Brad gets all the adorable games. Viva Pinata, Flower, and now Ninjatown.

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Great review, this looks interesting!

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Most gamers would over look this game simply because the game lacks in the excitement department but I found the game intriguing from the very start do to its unique role for the player. Guiding the main character from room to room by a simple flip of a switch. Watching only from nearby Cameras, you must lead Lea through the derelict ship in a quest to uncover what happened, her lost memorys and the truth behind this Experiment dubbed 112. The graphics aren't too good compared to todays games but it was during its time. It however still kept my interest because I too wanted to help her in uncovering the truth. It was amazing to think she slept for half a century without aging and that that had something to do with the Experiment and why everyone of her colleagues are found dead. This game certainly has originality, and although my friends judge the time I spent on it fruitless I will forever remember one of the first things she tells you. "The code is EDEHN. E, D, E, H, N, enter it"
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SEATTLE, Wash. - Jordan Hasay won her third straight NCAA West Regional crown to lead the third-ranked Oregon women to their first West Region title since 1995 on a sunny Friday at Jefferson Park Golf Course. With the win, the Duck women automatically qualified for the NCAA Championships Nov. 17 in Louisville, Ky.

"For our women's team, this was another step in the process that began at fall camp in Sunriver and carried through the Pac-12 Championships and the Regional meet," said head coach Robert Johnson. "To meet our goal of being able to advance with that automatic spot is outstanding.

"As a result of all the hard work put in by our women and coach Maurica Powell, we are in a good position headed to the NCAA Championships and we'll get home, go gear up and get ready for that."

Meanwhile, Trevor Dunbar led the men with his third-place individual finish. Dunbar is guaranteed a spot in the NCAA Championships at least as an individual; the Duck men, who were fourth on Friday, will find out Saturday morning at 9 a.m. if they receive one of the 13 at-large team bids.

Hasay broke away from Cal Poly's Laura Hollander and Stanford's Kathy Kroeger with 600 meters remaining to earn her first victory of 2012. The senior from Arroyo Grande, Calif., won in 19:16. Hollander was next in 19:22 with Kroeger, the Pac-12 champion, third in 19:27 over the 6,000 meter course.

Hasay became the first Duck to win three straight regional crowns, but that was only half the story for the women. She was one of three Oregon runners to finish in the top 10, and one of six in the top 26 as the Ducks held off challenges from No. 4 Arizona, No. 5 Stanford and No. 7 Washington.

"Jordan ran an excellent race as usual, and winning three straight Regional titles speaks volumes about her career at Oregon, but what really impressed me is having only one minute between our first runner and our sixth runner," said Johnson. "That is pack running and working as a team to near perfection."

The Ducks won with 64 points. The Cardinal and Wildcats tied for second with 85 points, while the Huskies took fifth with 96 points. No. 26 San Francisco made a strong bid for an at-large selection for the NCAA Championships by finishing fifth with 151 points.

UC Davis was sixth with 177, followed by No. 29 UCLA (217), Portland (230), California (305) and Boise State with 308 to round out the top 10.

Freshman Allie Woodward backed Hasay's win with a seventh-place finish in 19:52. That was followed by senior Alexi Pappas' 10th-place showing in 19:54. Oregon's next group also ran well together with senior Sarah Penney 22nd in 20:13, freshman Annie Leblanc 24th in 20:15 and senior Katie Conlon 26th in 20:17. Oregon also saw freshman Abbey Leonardi 34th in 20:36.

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It was the women's 13th NCAA West Regional victory, which now only trails Stanford by one, but was the Ducks' first in 17 years.

In the men's race, No. 3 Stanford was strong throughout and won easily with 45 points. The team battle behind the Cardinal ebbed and flowed over the course of the 10,000 meter race. Oregon was second after 2,000 meters and then third, behind Stanford and No. 25 Arizona State, at 4,000 and 6,000 meters.

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Dunbar, a senior from Kodiak, Alaska, was impressive in his third-place finish. He chased Arizona's outstanding duo of Lawi Lalang and Stephen Sambu the entire race before Lalang pulled away to win in 29:02. Sambu was second in 29:38, with Dunbar crossing the finish line next in 29:43, just a second faster than Stanford's Joe Roda (29:44). In the unlikely event that the Ducks are not awarded an at-large bid on Saturday, Dunbar is assured a trip to the NCAA Championships by virtue of being one of the top four individuals at the Regional meet.

The Ducks also received a strong performance from junior Parker Stinson. The Austin, Texas, native was seventh in 29:53, and has positioned himself for strong at-large consideration for the NCAA Championships.

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A victim of heat exhaustion, should be cooled as rapidly as possible by placing the individual flat or with feet slightly elevated in front of a fan or in a cool room. Administer cool liquids (not icy), and seek medical attention. More severely exhausted patients may need I.V. fluids—especially if vomiting prevents them from keeping liquids down. Heat exhaustion is more difficult to diagnose than heatstroke, but its prognosis is far better unless circulatory failure is prolonged.

Heatstroke is caused by overexposure to extreme heat and a breakdown of the body's heat-regulating mechanisms. In the initial and most crucial stage of diagnosing heat stroke, a victim will exhibit an altered mental status, such as disorientation or confusion. This altered consciousness is the key to diagnosing heat stroke. All heat stroke victims will exhibit an altered mental state; this is not true for those suffering from heat exhaustion or extreme sunburn.

Victims of heat stroke often have hot, dry and flushed skin, a rapid heartbeat and abnormally high body temperature (i.e., a rectal temperature of 105.8°F). They may appear confused or lose consciousness entirely. If body temperature is too high, death can occur.

Heat stroke is an extreme medical emergency requiring immediate medical attention. Until medical assistance is available, the victim should be cooled rapidly by placing him/her in a shaded area, submersing them in a cool bath or wrapping them in wet sheets. Air movement around the individual should be increased to improve evaporative cooling.

Another cooling method is to spray the victim with lukewarm water and fan the individual with a towel. The water evaporating from the skin will help cool the victim quickly. During the cooling process, the victim must be continuously monitored to prevent shivering. Once a victim's rectal temperature is reduced to 102.2°F, cooling methods should be stopped.

Even though it is important to replace fluids as soon as possible, liquids should NOT be administered to a victim in an altered mental state of heat stroke—there is a risk of these liquids being aspirated into the lungs. Medical professionals will give I.V. fluids to an individual suffering from heat stroke when they arrive at the scene.

The chart below combines the measurement of temperature with humidity factors. The chart can aid in determining when it is a good idea to be cautious to conditions that are favorable of generating heat-related illness.

Heat-Related Illness Prevention

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OSHA's Technical Manual discusses specific engineering and administrative control measures in great detail. It also outlines a variety of personal protective equipment that can be implemented to reduce the possibility of heat-related illnesses. This reference material is available from OSHA.

Understanding heat-related illness symptoms and prevention methods will help keep your employees safe and your workplace running smoothly during the summer months.

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Q.   There seems to be conflicting opinions on the use of salt tablets. When, if ever, are they appropriate for employee use?
A.   If the temperatures are extreme and the activity is intense, the use of a sport drink with sodium would be better than tablets. You need to have sodium because it helps the small intestine absorb water, getting it into the blood-stream faster. However, salt tablets are highly-concentrated doses of sodium that can interact with other medicines and health conditions and pose a health threat to employees if not administered by a health professional. Another reason to avoid tablets is that if the water lost through sweating is not replaced, salt can build up in your body and cause cramps. Too much sodium in your system can also cause fluid retention, which can cause your blood pressure to rise, predisposing you to such problems as swollen legs or arteriosclerosis. Generally, a fluid/electrolyte replacement sport drink is safer than tablets.
Q.   Are sport drinks any better than water for employees working in high temperature environments?
A.   The real key is to keep yourself fully hydrated. According to a 1999 release from the Mayo Health Foundation, unless you are engaging in extreme exercise, water is your best bet. Sport drinks are generally not necessary unless you are exerting yourself for 90 minutes or more (60 minutes if the activity is particularly intense or temperatures are extreme). During physical work or exercise, it is recommended to replenish your fluids every 20 minutes. Your body has limits in its ability to adjust to fluid loss, so don't wait to be thirsty! Humans lose about 10 cups of fluid a day in sweat, urine, exhaled air and bowel movements. What is lost must be replaced to maintain balance. On the other hand, sport drinks really cant hurt. There is some research that shows individuals will drink more of a sport drink than water, and that alone will help you stay adequately hydrated. Sport drinks quickly replace fluids and electrolytes that are lost in sweat. They also provide energy to working muscles. During extreme physical exertion or in very hot conditions, sport drinks are superior to water. While water is a good thirst quencher, it is not an efficient rehydrator like a sport drink. This is because water can quench your thirst before you are completely rehydrated. Water also turns on the kidneys prematurely so you can lose fluid in the form of urine much more quickly than when drinking a sports drink. The small amount of sodium in most sports drinks aids your body to hold on to the fluid you consume rather than losing it through urine. The carbohydrates sports drinks contain make it more easily absorbed than water. One caution is to avoid the high-carbohydrate drinks, like soda, especially those in the 20% concentration range. fluid carbohydrate levels exceed 6 to 8% and are actually more difficult for the body to absorb.

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Posted May 21, 2014

Wonderful school could not be happier. A great well rounded education with kind and dedicated staff. Children will graduate well prepared for high school and college.
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Posted April 6, 2014

My 2 children have been in St. Josephs since Pre-K and are now going into 4th and 6th grade. This school is a family and not only teaches them about God and faith but also about respect and confidence. Everyone knows everybody by name, especially the principal. It is not easy sending them to a Catholic school....we struggle each month with the payments BUT we know it is the best place for them. There are good teachers, bad teachers, boring teachers, exciting teachers, mean teachers and easy teachers in ALL schools (even at St. Josephs) but at St. Joseph's they have 1 common goal....teaching our children to be respectful, have a love and respect for their friends and family and a faith in God. We attend another Parish so I am not writing this because we are parishioners and I also have had some experiences with certain teachers so I am not saying everything is perfect there. Bottom line is if Faith, God, values, resect and a good education are important to you....St. Josephs school is my number 1 recommendation for this community. I just pray we can make it through financially to 8th grade so our children can have the full experience. Thank you St. Josephs Staff!!
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Posted January 27, 2014

My kids attend this school. The principal's leadership is questionable. It is her way or the highway. She never returns parents phone calls or has time for discussions .There are about 3 good teachers in the school. Notice that the last 2 comments pertain to the pre-K program. Public schools do not offer full-time pre-K and the positive comments are because the "school" tries hard to create a very good impression so that the students can come the following year. BEWARE! Don't be deceived.
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Posted November 13, 2013

My 6 year old attended this school for the nursery & per-k program and never had a problem. It was so good my 4 year old attends the pre-k program there now. Her teacher Mrs. Mundy & Aid Ms. B are excellent and so helpful. My daughter loves them. She is learning what she should be learning. She loves it and so do I!! My son when old enough will be attending the nursery program & pre-k program. And will recommend the above teachers. I can't believe some of these reviews. If you are that unhappy PULL your child out. You are the only one keeping them there..
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Posted November 13, 2013

The teachers in this school especially in Pre-K A are wonderful. They are caring, fun and give my child the best education possible. My child comes home with projects that reflects what they had learned every week along with daily classwork. If parents are not happy why post? Just pull your child out and go someplace else.

Posted November 7, 2013

This is by dar the WORST school I have ever seen. The staff is extremely unprofessional, they don't know how to handle kids. They are extremely unorganized and nasty to children. I walked in to find 3 adults yelling at my child in the hallway and he is only 4 and was in tears. I would NEVER recommend this school to anyone.
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Posted October 21, 2013

As a parent of a child actually attending this school, I beg to differ with the three previous reviews. I can't say enough wonderful things about St. Joseph's. The staff are very kind and helpful not just to my child but to me also. The teachers are excellent and my daughter is getting such a great education. There is such a family spirit in this school. We absolutely feel we made the right decision in switching from public school to St. Joseph's. We love this school.
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Posted September 27, 2013

I would rethink spending the money, plenty of other catholic schools to chose from. The office staff is rude, the school is unorganized, and some of the teachers are actually rude. The preschool teachers constantly are yelling at the little ones. I would NEVER send my kid here.

Posted September 25, 2013

I am posting again to agree with the poster from 9/20/13 - it's September and the staff has been so rude and clueless-this does not bode well for the school year & is a giant disappointment. Other parents I have spoken to have had bad experiences this year as well.
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Posted September 25, 2013

I go there to this day and I learn a lot and I feel safe but the middle school teachers are absolutely demeaning and belittle you. I am afraid to go into class and get anything wrong overall it has a great education but the teachers aren't so great.

Posted September 20, 2013

This school has left me with such a poor taste in my mouth. I am less than satisfied with their answers for any question I've ever had. Many of the staff members are rude and the principal does not act in a professional manner. It is only the third week of school and I honestly don't know how much longer I want to keep my child enrolled here. Read the reviews. There have only been two satisfactory reviews posted in the last 4 - 5 years. That definitely says more about this place than I can. I guess staff aren't held to the same "Godly" values our children are expected to demonstrate.
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Posted December 8, 2012

We are having a great experience here. Students are taught respect for others, Godly values, and the lower grades work together on many special events and even participate in computer and Spanish classes. Many opportunities to get to know the other families through extra curricular events. Unlike my friends with children in public schools, I don't hear stories of bullying or bad bus experiences. And to address some of the other reviews: just like any other worthwhile endeavor--you get out of it what you put in.
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Posted February 9, 2012

If you LOVE YOUR CHILD, Don't send your children here!! My son attended this school in the 4 year old program. The teacher was horrible she made my child an outcast in his own classroom and informed me that she instructed the class that if they spoke to my child they would all be in trouble.. This was my child's first experience in a school setting. The teacher scared my child so much he had an accident and she had him nap and stay in urinated clothes for the whole day. The teacher was totally unapproachable and called me a liar to my face. I have never had such an experience. When you try to discuss any concerns with the principal it takes you 1week. Then the Principal states that you have to deal with the teacher. This is the same person your having a problem with! The principal states that she doesn't get involved you have to deal with the teacher and work it out! This was the most unprofessional place! I pulled my son out and put him in another preschool.where he is flourishing. To this day my son refer's to St. Joseph's as the YUCKY SCHOOL and begs never to go back!
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Posted October 17, 2011

My son was in pre-k, I too did not like the school, save your money. Every time you turn around they are sending home some fundraiser.My sons was a nightmare.
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Posted October 8, 2011

Horrible experience, expect 3 year olds to act and behave like 5 year olds, the teachers are ok, but the administration staff is rude and obnoxious. Save your money, keep your kids in public school.
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Posted October 8, 2011

Bad experience as well. St. Mary's was a better option for my child. St Joseph School staff needs to read their mission statment, it is all good on paper, that is it!
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Posted September 1, 2011

my son was in the pre k program last year and it was awful! parents r not permitted to be involved.. or in the class at all even for your own childs birthday! the principal is totally unapprochable and well, down right mean.. the teacher my son had was just awful...she should NOT be teaching all in all it was a waist of time and money... =(
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Posted March 16, 2011

My son started in Nursery last year and is now in Pre-K. I have had a wonderful experience with his education and he will be attending Kindergarten next year as well. Each week, I receive information on what is going to be taught in class along with the letter of the week that he is learning to write. I disagree with the prior comment on 2/17/11 as my son's past teacher along with his current teacher have been wonderful, loving, nurturing and brings out the best in my son. I feel he is receiving a strong foundation at the age of 4 and is advanced for his age. St Joseph School is excellent.
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Posted February 17, 2011

i am totally unhappy with my experience at this school.. the preschool has little or no curriculum they do not meet the needs of the individual and i do not feel like my child is in a "loving and learning" environment.. waste of money
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Posted August 27, 2009

St. Joseph School is an excellant place for my children to be getting their education. The school provides more than academic growth but encourages children to be the best they can be, for themselves but even more importantly, for others. I would recommend this school to anyone who is looking for the best school on Long Island. I myself attended this school and am grateful my parents sent me there. It helped make me who I am today. Katherine Y.
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Another measure of the potential rewards from securitization is the prestigious list of participants in the NREL Solar Access to Public Capital (SAPC) working group, which is a renewables industry who’s who of major banks (Bank of America Merrill Lynch, Rabobank); venture capital firms (Capital Fusion Partners, CleanPath Ventures); law firms (Bingham McCutchen LLP, Chadbourne & Parke LLP); ratings agencies (Standard and Poor's, Kroll Bond Ratings); and, especially, solar financiers (Clean Power Finance, Sungevity, SunPower [NASDAQ:SPWR], Sunrun).

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    " It was excellent "
    bluewaterandsand ate it and said...
    This sounds fantastic! I can't wait to try this.
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  • lindal34 6 years ago
    Thanks for publishing this one. We love barley and I never had a good recipe to use it as a side dish. It looks great. What is Pot Barley ?
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