Jun 27
3D VIA Shape Release Date: 2008-06-22
3D VIA Shape File Size: 426 KB
3D VIA Shape Website
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3D VIA Shape is a free 3D modeling software that allows anyone to easily create, publish and share their ideas in 3D. Based on some of the most powerful modeling applications in the world, 3DVIA Shape allows users to create models, add textures and then publish them directly to our free online community located at 3DVIA.com
3D VIA Shape Related:
Free Interior Design Software
Free 3D Game Maker
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Jun 27
File Menu Tools 5.4 Release Date: 2008-06-25
File Menu Tools 5.4 File Size: 5.22MB
File Menu Tools 5.4 Website
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File Menu Tools lets customize the context menu of the Windows Explorer. File Menu Tools lets you configure the following aspects:
· Add some built-in utilities in order to do operations over files and folders.
· Add customized commands which let run external applications, copy/move to a specific folder or delete specific file types.
· Configure the "Send to…" submenu.
· Enable/disable the commands which are added by other applications to the context menu.
File Menu Tools Related:
Customize Start Menu
Customize New Menu
Customize Right Click Menu
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Jun 27
Developer: Midway
Publisher: Midway
Release Date: April 21, 2008
Systems: PS3 (reviewed), Xbox 360
ESRB Rating:E
Official Web site
In a nutshell: Choose a different game.
0:00 I know next to nothing about this game, but I loved NBA Jam and NFL Blitz, so if it’s anything like them, I should love it.
0:01 You know what I hate? Games that have loading screens that just load animated logos. This game included.
0:02 Some guys in suits are walking through a lobby. Helicopters are flying in from the other side. A guy in a Hawks jersey puts in the key for the penthouse and goes up the elevator. On the other side, another player gets out of the helicopter. Some screaming fans are in the penthouse, for some reason. The players point at each other and play a pickup game IN THE SUITE! Now that’s a good way to lose your deposit.
0:03 The game gets bonus points already for being a PlayStation 3 title that needs no installation or downloadable update. It loses those points, though, for the extremely generic, SNES-era MIDI music in the background.
0:05 I can’t go into the Story Mode until I create a Custom Baller. This smacks of laziness to me. The designers couldn’t just make a few default players for me to jump in with?
0:06 I name my guy Basket Baller (B. Baller, for short). He was born in 1908, but doesn’t look a day over 98. Seriously, why do they let me choose a birthday if the guy’s gonna look 23 no matter what?
Read the full review at Crispy Gamer
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Jun 27
Developer: Valcon
Publisher: Milestone
Release Date: March 21, 2008
Systems: PSP (reviewed), PS2
ESRB Rating: E10+
Official Web site
In a nutshell: A game for superbike superfans only.
0:00 I tend to like bike racing games, and this one sounds positively Super. Eh? Eh?
0:01 “Bikes included in this game may be different from real bikes in performance, shape and color,” reads a quick disclaimer. So is there any way in which they’re realistic?
0:02 Some grainy video of what looks like a real bike races play through an odd filter. Inappropriate opera music swells in the background. The only exciting part is when the bikers fly off the bikes during the crashes. Otherwise, it’s kind of dull to watch.
0:03 Most of this minute spent loading the menu screen. At least there are a couple of pictures of pretty girls to keep me occupied.
0:04 The menu screen features more gratuitous hot girls, along with more decidedly low-res video of bike racers. Points for the effort, though.
0:05 The options screen lets me toggle a wide variety of simulation options, including “launch control system,” “manual rider weight” and “motorbike damage.” Luckily, I can just pick the “arcade” setting and not worry about poring over the options.
Read the full review at Crispy Gamer
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Jun 27
RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - A sharp increase in drugs and cellphones found inside a Brazilian prison mystified officials — until guards spotted some distressed pigeons struggling to stay airborne.
Inmates at the prison in Marilia, Sao Paulo state had been training carrier pigeons to smuggle in goods using cell phone sized pouches on their backs, a low-tech but ingenious way of skipping the high-tech security that visitors faced.
“We have sophisticated equipment to search people when they go in, but they avoided this by finding another way to bring in cellphones and drugs,” prison director Luciano Gamateli told Globo TV.
Officials said the pigeons, bred and trained inside the prison, lived on the jail’s roof, where prisoners would take their deliveries before smuggling the birds out again through friends and family.
The scheme was uncovered when guards on the prison walls saw some pigeons struggling to fly.
Brazil’s overcrowded prisons have notoriously lax security, with cell-phone and drug use common among inmates. Two years ago, a powerful Sao Paulo prison gang used cell-phones to orchestrate a wave of attacks against police and public property.
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