Monthly Archives: March 2010

Games, Review

Jailbreak: Voice Onrush Review

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Jailbreak: Voice Onrush is based on a Nintendo DSi Ware game (Escapee GO!) and is ported over to the iPhone and iPod Touch. The game has a very simple storyline to it and it goes something like this: You wake up in a cell with no memories of your own. All information of yourself is unavailable and you are being hunted down by an unknown enemy for god knows what reason. You have to run away from these people, escape and save yourself. With the aid of new found powers along the way, you have to succeed in escaping from the enemies’ hands. Continue reading →

Personal Life

IT Show 2010 Marks March Holidays

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March holidays have begun! It is time to start my engine and read my lit books. Loads of pages from so many different books I have yet to finish reading. I better buck up my reading skills before the next term starts for semi major examinations are on the way. Anyways, before I talk about what I’m going to do during the holidays and perhaps give a summary of whatever happened in this whole term, I’ll like to talk about the IT Show I just attended. Continue reading →

Gaming, Video

Portal Gun in Real Life

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Portal gun developed Apperature Science gets delievered to a guy in real life! If you don’t get the video, you obviously do not know about the game “Portal”. Just some brief information of the gun and the game itself. The gun allows you to create to two portal holes which allows you to go through one hole and come out of the other. Some sort of teleportation device. See what happens when you use it the wrong way in the video. Continue reading →

Games, Review

Cocoto Magic Circus iPhone Review

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Cocoto Magic Circus was first introduced as a Wii Shooter. This time, it has been ported over to the iPhone and iPod Touch. This review is based on the handheld iPhone version. Cocoto Magic Circus is kind of like an arcade shooter with series of mini-games. You go from stages to stages completing tasks to proceed while failing in doing so results in a lost in life. The game is now out for $0.99 at your local appstore for a limited time. Continue reading →