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Wait what are War Tapes? Why havent I heard of this? How do I access it? Anyone even still play BC2? No more questions?
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Originally Posted by Noskey
Wait what are War Tapes? Why havent I heard of this? How do I access it? Anyone even still play BC2? No more questions?
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Originally Posted by 2sappy
Im bringing this over from the Black Ops thread since more people visit this page:
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[h2]Sony wins subpoenas revealing visitors to PS3 jailbreaker site[/h2]
Geohot's followers unmasked
By Dan Goodin in San Francisco • Get more from this author
Posted in Music and Media, 5th March 2011 00:57 GMT
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A federal magistrate has awarded Sony a subpoena allowing the company to obtain the IP addresses of everyone who visited the personal website of PlayStation 3 jailbreaker George Hotz for the past 26 months.
Magistrate Judge Joseph C. Spero of San Francisco also granted Sony's request for subpoenas on Google, Twitter, and another service for information relating to accounts held by the 21-year-old Hotz, who goes by the moniker GeoHot. Thursday's move comes in a lawsuit Sony filed in January alleging that Hotz and more than 100 other other hackers violated US copyright law by showing others how to bypass technical measures built in to the game console so they would run games and software not authorized by Sony.
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Together, the subpoenas allow Sony to obtain a wealth of information about people who aren't named in the complaint and have been accused of no wrongdoing. That includes the IP address of everyone who has visited www.geohot.com since January 2009 and the account names of anyone who has accessed a private video relating to the jailbreak on Hotz's YouTube account. Other subpoenas give Sony access to Tweets posted or published by Hotz, and information about his account on the PSX-Scene website.
In court documents, Sony rejected arguments submitted by the Electronic Frontier Foundation that the requests were “overly broad
I knew about it, just forgot to enable it. Multiplayer is bananas with wartapes, you hear EVERYTHING, loud and clear, on some big budget war movie set. DICE has the best sound effects in a FPS.Originally Posted by Illuztrious
Originally Posted by Noskey
Wait what are War Tapes? Why havent I heard of this? How do I access it? Anyone even still play BC2? No more questions?
In the one player, go to audio settings, switch to war tapes, turn your surround sound all the way up and smile.
Originally Posted by SHUGES
Originally Posted by kash55
Originally Posted by 2sappy
Im bringing this over from the Black Ops thread since more people visit this page:
Mangudai954 wrote:
[h2]Sony wins subpoenas revealing visitors to PS3 jailbreaker site[/h2]
Geohot's followers unmasked
By Dan Goodin in San Francisco • Get more from this author
Posted in Music and Media, 5th March 2011 00:57 GMT
Free whitepaper – The Register Guide to Enterprise Virtualization
A federal magistrate has awarded Sony a subpoena allowing the company to obtain the IP addresses of everyone who visited the personal website of PlayStation 3 jailbreaker George Hotz for the past 26 months.
Magistrate Judge Joseph C. Spero of San Francisco also granted Sony's request for subpoenas on Google, Twitter, and another service for information relating to accounts held by the 21-year-old Hotz, who goes by the moniker GeoHot. Thursday's move comes in a lawsuit Sony filed in January alleging that Hotz and more than 100 other other hackers violated US copyright law by showing others how to bypass technical measures built in to the game console so they would run games and software not authorized by Sony.
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Together, the subpoenas allow Sony to obtain a wealth of information about people who aren't named in the complaint and have been accused of no wrongdoing. That includes the IP address of everyone who has visited www.geohot.com since January 2009 and the account names of anyone who has accessed a private video relating to the jailbreak on Hotz's YouTube account. Other subpoenas give Sony access to Tweets posted or published by Hotz, and information about his account on the PSX-Scene website.
In court documents, Sony rejected arguments submitted by the Electronic Frontier Foundation that the requests were “overly broad
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Originally Posted by toine2983
Mortal Kombat is back. It's worth it, plus whatever else Sony drops in 3 months (IE: LA Noire demo) ill rep the benefits too.
I wouldn't hold my breath about Rock* dropping a LA Noire demo.
They usually don't have demos for their big titles. There wasn't a GTA IV or RDR demo so I would be surprised if they made one for LA Noire.
Reminds me of Persona for some reason. I'll be checking for it.Originally Posted by Battousai7o1
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Epic Games shows jaw-dropping graphics for next-generation consoles (video)
March 8, 2011 | Dean Takahashi9 Comments
One of the best technology demos at the Game Developers Conference last week came from Epic Games, which created an incredible-looking futuristic fight scene that pushed the boundaries of 3D graphics.
Nvidia executives also showed off the technology today at their analyst meeting and we’ve captured video of it below. The 3D graphics represents a new peak in realistic graphics and it represents Epic’s proposal for what the next-generation of console games — whenever they come — should look like.
“This next-generation technology preview is what we would like to see from the next-generation of gaming hardware,
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Epic Games shows jaw-dropping graphics for next-generation consoles (video)
March 8, 2011 | Dean Takahashi9 Comments
One of the best technology demos at the Game Developers Conference last week came from Epic Games, which created an incredible-looking futuristic fight scene that pushed the boundaries of 3D graphics.
Nvidia executives also showed off the technology today at their analyst meeting and weâve captured video of it below. The 3D graphics represents a new peak in realistic graphics and it represents Epicâs proposal for what the next-generation of console games â whenever they come â should look like.
âThis next-generation technology preview is what we would like to see from the next-generation of gaming hardware,â said Alan Willard of Epic Games, which is the well-known game developer that has created games such as Unreal Tournament, Bulletstorm and Gears of War.
The cinematic video shows graphics that are running in the Unreal Engine in real-time. It is real-time computer graphics, not a video of pre-fabricated computer graphics.
The scene depicted resembles the futuristic, gritty city in the film Blade Runner. You can see cool effects in the glowing blow torch, the smoke rising from the cigarette, the detailed facial hair and wrinkles, and the morphing of the manâs skin. The guy takes out a bunch of cops beating up an old woman. As he does so, the screen freezes to slow motion and you can see all of the details that would otherwise be a blur.
Willard said that one of the effects is called bouquet depth of field, where you see a bright spot that is out of focus and then it is replaced with another image. You can also see reflections on all surfaces, such as the water on the streets reflecting light from the street lamps. Those reflections do not show through objects that are blocking it from view.
When the light hits a human face, you can see an effect called sub-surface scattering, when light penetrates through the layers of skin and makes skin glow as the light bounces around inside the skin. You can see the water trickling down the manâs face. The manâs jacket tail sways and moves as he does, thanks to an Nvidia clothing rendering technology.
The demo ran on a PC with an Intel Core i9 microprocessor with three Nvidia GeForce 580 GTX graphics cards connected through SLI technology. The demo took about three months for 12 programmers and artists to build.
Epic Gamesâ vice president Mark Rein said that the demo is considered ideal for next-generation console technology. But no console maker has yet acknowledged that it is building anything to replace the Nintendo Wii, Sony PlayStation 3, or the Microsoft Xbox 360. See the video below.
PS4 can't come soon enough.
xbox could have something up their sleeves....hopefully not
I'm thinking more of Helen MirrenOriginally Posted by empirestrikesfirst
Reminds me of Persona for some reason. I'll be checking for it.Originally Posted by Battousai7o1
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