K_License Extractor Python Script Released

K_License Extractor Python Script Released Quote: An anonymous developer has released a K_License Extractor for use on retail and debug PKGs. The k_license is a unique license string generated and embedded in PSN and other PKG files. The script will retrieve and display this k_license when ran.

K_License Extractor Python Script Released

Outstanding Nintendo Ds Lite flashcard R4 NINJA hits merchant shelves

Groundbreaking R4 NINJA is a fresh new flashcard manufactured by "Edge" manufacturer.



This unique flashcard works with Nintendo DSi XL, DSi, DS Lite and additionally first DS model, it features a userfriendly menu-system, a video game compability Percent of 99, can handle microSD memorycards up to a whopping 32GB, supports AR cheat engine, supports download play, alot more...



In short: R4 NINJA has Everything you need built-right-into a solid card sold at a great price tag!
 

Charge four Ps3 Move Controllers comfortably

Charge up to 4 PlayStation® Move controllers when using the cutting edge Turrikan Charger intended for Move by Shinobii.

This Turrikan Charger for Move stores 4 Move controllers making it possible for you to charge the Move Motion controller and / or Move Navigation Controller interior batteries effortlessly. Their Turrikan Charger for Move may either be attached to a regular eu wall plug using the attached two-pin wall plug, or into a USB slot -- PS3®, Computer or other unit. The futuristict styling for this Turrikan Charger for Move harmonizes with both the Move Controllers plus the Playstation 3 250gb console. Turrikan Charger is equipped with four Black silicon covers which fits the outside layout and also "fits just like a glove".

Some benefits includes: Display and charge up to four PlayStation® Move controllers, Charge the Move Motion Controller and / or Move Navigation Controller interior batteries, Connects to traditional European wall plug or almost any USB port -- PS3®, PC or various other unit, Futuristic design and style that matches Move controllers and PS3® gaming console, Comes with 4 silicon covers -- Manufactured to fit the surface design

For more info around Shinobii and their products visit the website at www.shinobii.com

 

How to burn a DVD-Video Disc with Nero Burning ROM (old)

Alright, I know that many of you may say that there are plenty of DVD burning progs out there and that if I do a guide like this I should cover all of them. But I only got Nero and many users are asking me about how to burn a DVD-Video with Nero, so that's why Nero is the one for the guide

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How About A Little More Lost in Shadow…

You know what really sucks? Realizing that you can’t depend on other people. Don’t worry, I’m not going all emo on you; I’m not in danger of becoming a cutter or doing myself other bodily harm, like befriending a ginger. This isn’t about some childhood friend abandoning me in an hour of need. I’m talking about the sucky realization that, for the most part, you can’t depend on other people to do what they say. Let’s take contractors, for instance. I used to think was that unless you were Tim Taylor or Wilson, and you wanted to get some work done on your home, you had two routes you could take. You could either hire each individual person to do their one specific job, or you could hire a general contractor to deal with all the headaches and hiring for you. Well, when Mrs. Mike and I decided to redo our kitchen, we hired a GenCon; more specifically, we hired one that was recommended to us and that we had met several times before. We trusted that they wouldn’t ruin our shit. We were wrong, it’s been a total pain in the ass. In fact, it’s basically at the point where if I have to talk to them much more it’s going to be all cussing and yelling and shaking and crying, so I’m forcing myself to accept shoddy half-finished work instead. It’s stupid, right? I mean, how hard is it to make sure that the tile guys who took off a backdoor in order to cut it to fit in with the new flooring didn’t somehow mess up so bad that the door won’t even open anymore? And, if you’re the tile guys who cut said door, why would you put it back like that? Did you think I wouldn’t open my back door ever again?? What I’m trying to say is, if you’re in the Atlanta area, don’t use Callaway Homes to do any work you may need done.
Alright, sorry about that. I had to vent as that’s what I’ve been dealing with since the middle of last week. I feel like I’ve aged about 10 years in that time, which means I’m now almost 40. That fact was driven home today when I discovered something called the “Misquito Ringtone”. Apparently, only young’uns can hear certain pitches and my range ends at 14khz, which is for the 49-years-old and younger crowd. I wish I could look on the bright side and say that 29 is there, but I can’t hear past the 39 and younger setting. Yeah, apparently my ears are in their 40’s. Wow, this post actually is kinda emo. If I see a ginger later I’m freaking the eff out…
Before things go full cutter mode around here, let’s have some Wii news. Nothing like 450+ words into a post before the Wii is even mentioned. Maybe I should put the Wii stuff first and ramblings second? It shall be considered… Anyway, yesterday I posted the Japanese trailer for Lost in Shadow, the Wii-exclusive game from the creator of Final Fantasy. Well, today we have more of the game, and it looks freaking beautiful. Our dear friends at IGN have a nice little direct feed gameplay video that they put up, and I’m gonna share it with you guys. Lost in Shadow is set to launch “Q3 2010″; yeah, that means it should be here some time soon. Enjoy, and stay thirsty my friends.

 

The “Nintendo Murdered E3″ Media Blowout Pt. 2!!!

Yeah, I know the title of this post doesn’t sound like it’s the running diary that I promised you yesterday. That’s because it isn’t. As I’m sure you can tell, this is the highly anticipated Part 2 of TheSpin’s Official Wii E3 Media Blowout aka The “Nintendo Murdered E3″ Media Blowout Pt. 2!!!
Before we get into the massive bowl of deliciousness I have planned for you today, I’ve got another new product to tell you about. While I’m still waiting to hear more about POWER A’s Pro Pack Mini, including details of perhaps trying them out for myself, those are certainly not the only new devices coming out of E3. Today I was contacted by a gentleman by the name of Tiger, whose name alone makes him my hero, about Wii2HDMI, pictured up there, from Neoya. That’s right, another device I had no clue I needed until I heard about it suddenly materializes out of thin air. E3 week is so magical…
Any way, Wii2HDMI apparently does exactly what it sounds like it does: allow you to connect your Wii to your HDMI capable TV or monitor. Don’t sleep, this doesn’t magically enable graphics on par with the HDC’s, Wii will do no greater than 480p and Neoya points this out on their FAQ, which you’ll find on the product’s page. It’s basically a dongle that fits into the Wii’s slot for the A/V cables you’re already using. The end that sticks out acts as an HDMI port. After that, it’s the exact same functionality of every HDMI cable, and the same compatibility with your Wii as the component cables you can buy for your Wii to upgrade from the composite.
I’ll be honest with you, I still use the composite cables for my Wii. This is mainly because I don’t need any other cables from Monoprice. So this is great news to me, especially since I’ve got a few extra HDMI cables collecting dust. If I manage to get my hands on Wii2HDMI you know I’ll tell you all about its glory!! If you’re impatient, you can pick one up now at Neoya.com for $39.95.
Speaking of glory, I can’t believe I didn’t put up one of the most amazing and badass trailers from E3, Donkey Kong Country Returns, so you’ll be getting that first today. After that you’re gonna get all the Samus you can handle with the new Metroid:Other M trailer. Finally, we’ll end this parade of La Familia Nintendo with a bit of Mario Sports Mix. Enjoy, and stay thirsty my friends.

 

BAFTA releases people's choice nominations

The UK's premier gaming awards have released the shortlist for the ceremony's one publicly voted award; rest to follow next week.  
Since the British Academy of Film and Telvision Arts started honouring video games in their own ceremony in 2003, the annual gaming BAFTAs have become the top gaming awards handed out in the UK.



Will John Marston once again be riding roughshod over the competition this March?

Today the 2010 awards kicked off in earnest with the release of the shortlist for the People's Choice award, with 10 of the year's best titles offered up for public voting. While the rest of the gaming BAFTAs are decided behind closed doors, the people's choice award is decided by public voting, conducted on the BAFTA Game Award website.

This year the nominees are Call of Duty: black Ops, Dance Central, FIFA 11, Halo Reach, Heavy Rain, Limbo, Mass Effect 2, Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit, Red Dead Redemption, and Super Mario Galaxy 2. The shortlist is decided on by a panel of industry experts, who choose from games released in 2010.

Call of Duty has strong form in the People's Choice award, with the franchise having taken home the award in both 2008 and 2009, through Call of Duty: Modern Warfare and its sequel Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2. In 2007, the award was taken by the 2007 iteration of Sports Interactive's perennial favourite Football Manager.

The rest of the nominations will be released next week, on 16 February, with the awards themselves handed out a month later on March 16. Last year's awards were dominated by Uncharted 2: Drake's Fortune, which took home five awards, but was pipped at the post to the Game of the Year award by Batman: Arkham Asylum, which also won Best Gameplay.
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"BAFTA releases people's choice nominations " was posted by Alex Sassoon Coby on Thu, 10 Feb 2011 07:34:17 -0800