Lo declara la revista PC Gamer por lo sucedido en Hawai.


I hereby declare July 28 a “day of glory” for all PC gamers, to be observed annually with great fanfare and pride. For this was the day that we fought back against oppression and delivered a historic triumph for our kind.

It’s my sincere hope that Devin Wolery, Dylan Hays, and the other heroes of Kaneohe can be profiled in the pages of PC Gamer at the earliest available opportunity. And may this august magazine bestow full and appropriate honors upon these great revolutionaries.

Let us all learn to pronounce and spell “Kaneohe,” and utter it with stoic voice whenever and wherever the dignity and valor of PC gamers are impugned.

Dan Morris
Editor-in-Chief (Ret.)
http://www.pcgamer.com/2010/08/02/july-28-a-day-of-glory-for-pc-gamers/

No sé si reír o llorar xD

iGUGU Gamecore features an innovative compact wireless controller that incorporates a trackball, direction pad, joystick, programmable action buttons, and a full QWERTY keyboard that enables users to play virtually any PC- or Internet-based video game without the need to use the traditional computer keyboard and mouse. Equipped with six accelerometers, the wireless controller enables users to intuitively play the game using natural motions to do activities such as steer a race car or fly an aircraft.

Available with two options to connect the PC to the television, iGUGU Gamecore eliminates the need to play PC games at a desk using a small computer screen, keyboard and mouse, enabling computer gamers to experience their games as they have become accustomed to with other industry game console – on a couch, through a large screen television.

Unlike traditional game consoles that can only play titles that were exclusively designed for specific consoles, iGUGU leverages the many benefits of the PC platform to provide a game console that can play up to 99 percent of PC games and all Internet games, including many free online games. In addition, unlike traditional game consoles, a PC can be easily upgraded to support the requirements of more advanced games so the PC nor the games ever become obsolete.

“The launch of iGUGU Gamecore will fundamentally change the way in which people look at PC gaming,” explained Isaac Calderon, president of iGUGU. “Since the arrival of the very first PC game, players have been forced to interact with the games using an unintuitive mix of keystrokes and two-dimensional mouse movements. iGUGU Gamecore completely changes PC gaming by providing a game controller that give the user better control over the game than that of traditional game consoles and moves the game from the PC monitor to a large screen television in the living room. Our game system gives gamers all the benefits of a game console and adds the ability to play many more titles stored on the PC or accessed through the Internet – and at a fraction of the price (TBA).”

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S6yreDeUmek

http://www.igugu.com/gamecore/

 

A ver si me podéis ayudar a encontrar el max payne 1 a buen precio, debe ser de importación pues en mi ciudad solo venden juegos de wii :-/
Si esta en pack con el max payne 2 , pues mejor que mejor, pero eso sí, que no pase de 10€
Nunca he importado, por eso os pido ayuda
Un saludo

PD: sí, lo sé, merezco morir por no haberlo jugado antes.