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| Lost Planet Extreme Condition Colonies Edition - RELOADED | | 2008-06-18 21:30:00 | | Wayne é um jovem que sofre de amnésia e possui como única memória a visão de seu pai sendo morto pelos cruéis Akrids. Embarque no gelado mundo de Lost Planet, viajando pelas ruínas do que já foi uma grande civilização, ao lado dos incríveis Snow Pirates e suas maquinarias, como gigantescos robôs e armas de última geração, todas com uma única finalidade: Por um fim na raça dos insetos Akrids, para finalmente poder viver em paz no que sobrou do planeta.>>Compare Aqui o Preço deste Jogo nas Lojas Antes de ComprarMais Informações Sobre este Jogo Clique Aqui... | | By: So Jogos Irados | | |
| | Lost Planet Colonies: All the Details - SendMeRSS | | 2008-03-14 01:49:57 | | Lost Planet Colonies: All the Details Lost Planet fans, get ready to pony up again. You've bought the Xbox 360 original and the feature-enhanced PlayStation 3 version, and now it's time for another upgrade. Capcom confirmed today that Lost Planet Colonies, an expanded version of the shooter, will be released on May 28 for 360 and PC. Now this is the Capcom we all know and love! I was wondering where they'd gone. Luckily, this version of Lost Planet will only run you $30. And if you're a fan of the critically lauded post-apocalyptic action game, you'll agree that this upgrade is worth the three bills. Cross-platform online? Yes. First-person and Resident Evil 4-style camera modes? Also yes. A multiplayer match where one player is a giant bug? Yes: Lookin' sharp, Player 7. The only thing Lost Planet Colonies won't have is backward compatibility with the previous edition of Lost Planet. Capcom's official line is that there was "simply too much" ad... | | By: Online Games | | |
| | Lost Planet: Colonies achievements leaked, more info coming soon - SendMeRSS | | 2008-03-07 11:36:09 | | Lost Planet: Colonies achievements leaked, more info coming soonFiled under: Microsoft Xbox 360, Action Some games seem destined for pre-announcement leaks. Add to that list Lost Planet: Colonies, the supposed next entry in Capcom's third-person action series. First came name drops by both the German ratings board and the ESRB. Now, more embarrassingly, comes a full list of Xbox 360 achievements for the game, before the game has even been officially announced.360sync stumbled across the achievements, which they were later asked by Capcom to remove. We've confirmed that more information will be made available about the title next week, which leaves us plenty of time to speculate. The impressive list of achievements hints at a full single player campaign, as well as a bevy of multiplayer modes, leading us to believe that this may very well be a retail title after all, and not simply a downloadable spin-off. Check out the full list of achievements after the break.[Via X3F]Continue r... | | By: Online Games | | |
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| Space Colonies & Starships | | 2007-06-30 19:26:52 | | Technology and engineering discussion of possible space colonies designs. Space colonies, spaceships, design and technology for living in space, etc.NASA and SSI of O'Neill Bernal Sphere designNASA Stanford Torus designNASA and SSI of Island Three paired cylinder designA few illustrations - not the NASA ones Source: Starships and Space ColoniesAnd here:Click images view full size:Stanford TorusThe Stanford Torus was the principal design considered by the 1975 NASA Summer Study, which was conducted in conjunction with Stanford University (and published as Space Settlements: A Design Study, NASA Publication SP-413). It consists of a torus or donut-shaped ring that is one mile in diameter, rotates once per minute to provide Earth-normal gravity on the inside of the outer ring, and which can house 10,000 people.Stanford Torus external view. The overhead mirror brings sunlight into the colony through a series of louvred mirrors on the inner ring. Painting by Don Davis courtesy of NASA.Stan... | | By: Astrona - Space and Astronomical Art Journal | | |
| | CD Review: Eisenhower Field Day - Let's Not Tell Lies / Our Time in the Colonies | | 2007-05-22 15:53:00 | | CD Review: Artist: Eisenhower Field DayTitle: Let's Not Tell Lies / Our Time in the ColoniesWebsite: http://www.eisenhowerfieldday.comStyle: Pop / College RockRating: 8.20 out of 10By Senior Staff Writer C.W. Ross This CD is a two-in-one release. Not only do you get the band's 2006 Let's Not Tell Lies release on tracks 1-10, you also get the band's 2003 EP Our Time in the Colonies on tracks 11-17. All those tracks add up to just over 74 minutes worth of music. Based out of Indianapolis, Indiana, the band draws a lot on the 80's-90's underground college rock sound and adds fresh pop elements to achieve their style. Even though the band consists of only three members (Holly Butler on bass and vocals, Noah Butler on vocals and guitar, and Phil Kitchel on drums, guitar, and vocals), they play much larger, making you feel that there has to be more band members hidden away somewhere. The band's songs are rich, filled with layered guita... | | By: Indie Music Stop | | |
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