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3D GAME ARENA's NEW FACE
Still under contruction and using more php to deploy additional features.
Our Center Hours have temporarily changed to the following:
M-Sat 10am-9p
Sun 2:3p-6p
Phone 678-923-2748
3393 Peachtree Rd.
Atlanta, GA 30326
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The TrackIR3 Pro
Posted by christopherrbyrd on Thursday, August 26 @ 15:54:38 CDT (2 reads)
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| simfan writes "Ars has a review of the TrackIR3 Pro up that's worth a look. Using the TrackIR cursor control system originally designed to help the disabled, the company made a device that tracks your head movements in games. It turns out that this works really well in flight sims and other games where you can replace mouse control. There's some video of the performance as well."
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PlayStation Portable Chip Details
Posted by christopherrbyrd on Thursday, August 26 @ 12:14:42 CDT (1 reads)
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| "The Register posted an article today that detailed the PlayStation Portable's chip specs. The CPU will run at up to 333MHz, and its frontside bus at up to 166MHz. The graphics system, operating across a 512-bit bus, will be capable of rendering 664m pixels per second and 35m polygons per second. Its core, operating at 166MHz, will include 2MB integrated buffer DRAM."
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Your In the Army Now
Posted by christopherrbyrd on Wednesday, August 25 @ 13:39:18 CDT (17 reads)
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| "The New York Times Magazine (reg yada) has a new longform article exploring computer games funded for training/recruitment purposes by the U.S. military, as previously covered on Slashdot. 'For the past three years, the military has been entertaining the surprising idea that video games, even those that you play on a commercial system like Microsoft's Xbox, can be an effective way to train soldiers.' Aside from training, the games also improve young people's perceptions of the military: '30 percent of a group of young people with a favorable view of the military said they had developed that view from playing America's Army.'"
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Virtual Girlfriend
Posted by christopherrbyrd on Wednesday, August 25 @ 13:17:31 CDT (13 reads)
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| Anonymous writes "BBC News reports about a Hong Kong based company called Artificial Life that has developed a solution for men without a partner, in the form of a virtual girlfriend that appear as an animated figure on the video screen of a mobile phone. But there is a downside to the virtual girlfriend - she will require more flowers and gifts than many real women. All virtual girls will look the same - but each girl will behave differently - depending on how much money is spent on her. In return, she will introduce them to different aspects of her life, like letting them meet her female friends - also electronic images. Artificial Life is hoping to launch the new game later this year, on the latest 3-G mobile phones. "
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