Its been a really, really long time.
I will resume blogging at some point.
School comes first.
Tuesday, April 28, 2015
Thursday, January 19, 2012
It has been a while
I seems to have stopped blogging. I will return with my feelings about the direction of laptops, small form factor gaming pcs, and the exciting future that better integrated graphics provide for the future of the console!
Friday, June 25, 2010
So, Onlive has gone live.
I was permitted to enter the service. I have a 7 year old computer with a Pentium D and a GT 220 in it. Thought i was doing it big.
This service is pretty decent. I like i can rent a game for 19.99 on 29.99 unlimited until it wasn't on their service anymore (claimed to be avail until 2013).
All the games ran pretty great on my machine but of course not at max settings(you can't change the video settings (resolution, etc). Most games are HD (720) but are set to what onlive thinks is good enough, which, for the most part, is pretty decent resolution. I said "wow" a couple times when a new game would first load with a nice crispy 720 resolution. While it's not extremist max smooth settings, it beat the hell out of what computer could do stand alone.
The small millisecond control (mouse keyboard gamepad) delay was barely noticable, but you quickly forgot about it when you started playing.
I was just hoping to give Aliens vs Predator a run. My computer couldn't run it playable. The Onlive service will be definitely formidable as large game libraries are 'ported' to the service. It shows great initial promise for right now. Definitely in the future, if it can get a larger variety of games. This also could be the bad thing. It seems games have to be custom programmed to the service. This could prevent the service from getting as many games as many want to see on this service. We'll have to see.
I currently pay $50 bucks a year on xbox AND pay for the games. I can handle paying $4.95 a year and a (cheap-read 20.00 bucks or less) unlimited rental fee since I cannot keep the game nor sell it back and subject to when onlive takes it down off service.
I still have not explored how this will affect my multiplayer with friends. I also want to see aliens vs predator, battlefield, cod2. maybe some w.o.w, aoin, city of heros, global agenda. Then I can tell you if i fall in love it it.
Still worth the 4.95 and one rental fee if you got a crappy to decent computer that meets the specs and there's just ONE game you like to play. Thats just my opinion. Check it out at www.onlive.com -Bomjus
I was permitted to enter the service. I have a 7 year old computer with a Pentium D and a GT 220 in it. Thought i was doing it big.
This service is pretty decent. I like i can rent a game for 19.99 on 29.99 unlimited until it wasn't on their service anymore (claimed to be avail until 2013).
All the games ran pretty great on my machine but of course not at max settings(you can't change the video settings (resolution, etc). Most games are HD (720) but are set to what onlive thinks is good enough, which, for the most part, is pretty decent resolution. I said "wow" a couple times when a new game would first load with a nice crispy 720 resolution. While it's not extremist max smooth settings, it beat the hell out of what computer could do stand alone.
The small millisecond control (mouse keyboard gamepad) delay was barely noticable, but you quickly forgot about it when you started playing.
I was just hoping to give Aliens vs Predator a run. My computer couldn't run it playable. The Onlive service will be definitely formidable as large game libraries are 'ported' to the service. It shows great initial promise for right now. Definitely in the future, if it can get a larger variety of games. This also could be the bad thing. It seems games have to be custom programmed to the service. This could prevent the service from getting as many games as many want to see on this service. We'll have to see.
I currently pay $50 bucks a year on xbox AND pay for the games. I can handle paying $4.95 a year and a (cheap-read 20.00 bucks or less) unlimited rental fee since I cannot keep the game nor sell it back and subject to when onlive takes it down off service.
I still have not explored how this will affect my multiplayer with friends. I also want to see aliens vs predator, battlefield, cod2. maybe some w.o.w, aoin, city of heros, global agenda. Then I can tell you if i fall in love it it.
Still worth the 4.95 and one rental fee if you got a crappy to decent computer that meets the specs and there's just ONE game you like to play. Thats just my opinion. Check it out at www.onlive.com -Bomjus
Thursday, March 25, 2010
Tuesday, March 9, 2010
Plastic Beach
Wow, Gorillaz put out their new album Plastic Beach! Who's excited?? I am! What what Murdoc, Noodle, Ruz, and 2-D have in store for us this time!.
Wow, Gorillaz put out their new album Plastic Beach! Who's excited?? I am! What what Murdoc, Noodle, Ruz, and 2-D have in store for us this time!.
Tuesday, February 23, 2010
Costa Rica Missions with Pura Vida Missions.
Costa Rica was a truly enlightening experience. I was good to try something outside of your normal comfort zone to get a little closer to the Lord. I have included some pictures of some of the events. Hope you enjoy!!
Thursday, February 4, 2010
Life and Living
Amaris Clark of Xstatik Music Group has release his debut album. It's a great project and his initial entrance into the world of hip hop. Produced by Kid Khariz, also of the aforementioned label, the album is hot. My recommendation is for you all to check it out. Get your copy at Amazon today.
Also, I have to show love to one of my favorite series with Aliens vs Predator! Its coming soon so pick it up so you can Xenomorph assassinate some marines maybe even a Predator or two!
Also, I have to show love to one of my favorite series with Aliens vs Predator! Its coming soon so pick it up so you can Xenomorph assassinate some marines maybe even a Predator or two!
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