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The Best of Big Download: March 1-7 07 March 2010 at 10:30 pm by admin

Filed under: Mac , PC , Meta (about Joystiq) It’s been an incredibly busy and surprising week for PC games — and GDC hasn’t even started yet! Let’s check out what’s been happening in the last seven days, shall we: Exclusive features Star Trek Online review : We give our final verdict to Cryptic’s latest MMO effort. Boot Disk : Our retro games feature checks out Command and Conquer: Red Alert 2 . All You Need To Know : We give you the big facts surrounding Command and Conquer 4 .

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The Best of Big Download: March 1-7

+ Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light to be an ‘original digital experience’ By admin 04 March 2010 at 6:51 am and have No Comments

Crystal Dynamics has announced its first new game since the completion and launch of 2008’s Tomb Raider: Underworld .

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Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light to be an ‘original digital experience’

+ Kondo KHR-3HV robot celebrates Engadget Award with a new Linux backback (video) By admin 23 February 2010 at 8:13 am and have No Comments

Yes, Kondo KHR-3HV , you were our choice for robot of the year , and we see you’re celebrating by going out and getting yourself some new gear. We like your taste. Inside that fancy new backpack is a 32-bit Samsung ARM CPU running at 200MHz, powerful enough to handle Linux and things like onboard image processing and object recognition

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Kondo KHR-3HV robot celebrates Engadget Award with a new Linux backback (video)

+ Catch Jirachi at your local GameStop on February 27 By admin 23 February 2010 at 2:00 am and have No Comments

Is your elite Pokémon fighting force lacking a certain adorability factor? Starting this coming Saturday, February 27, GameStop will have the perfect remedy to your problem — the retailer will offer a free download of the legendary Psychic/Steel-type Jirachi for anyone who treks to the store with a copy of Poké mon Pearl , Diamond or Platinum in tow.

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Catch Jirachi at your local GameStop on February 27

+ Sony confirms plans for consumer-friendly 3D cameras By admin 22 February 2010 at 8:43 am and have No Comments

If you had any doubt that Sony was getting all hot and bothered by the prospects of 3D everything in the very near future, a recent interview with Digital Photography Review should settle that. Masashi Imamura, President of Personal Imaging and Sound at Sony, said that the company is focused on tackling the third dimension on every front, and while we already know it is meeting the needs of Hollywood, with cameras like the HFC Comfort-3D and the HDC-F950, now comes the focus on Joe Consumer, specifically referencing Fuji’s Real 3D W1 .

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Sony confirms plans for consumer-friendly 3D cameras

+ Samsung TL500 and TL350 hands-on By admin 21 February 2010 at 5:24 pm and have No Comments

Samsung’s TL500 . We caught the bright, bulky beast bristling at PMA in front of a miniature 3D model of the Taj Mahal enclosed within a shadowy cube. The articulating display was indeed quite luminous, and as you can see from the sample shot, the flash-imbued capture is quite nice — same can’t be said sans flash in this instance, though

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Samsung TL500 and TL350 hands-on

+ VoxOx Universal Translator makes multilingual communication a breeze By admin 17 February 2010 at 5:33 am and have No Comments

Despite being launched at Mobile World Congress, VoxOx has yet to make a mobile version of its Universal Translator. That said, the desktop version is still quite useful for those with Windows or OS X-based rigs who attempt to communicate with friends — particularly with friends who speak a different native language.

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VoxOx Universal Translator makes multilingual communication a breeze

+ Command and Conquer Classics free to download, tricky to install By admin 13 February 2010 at 7:30 pm and have No Comments

The free game wagon just keeps on a-rolling — our PC-obsessed sister site Big Download recently directed our attention to three classic installments in the Command & Conquer franchise which are currently available to download for nary a penny : Tiberian Dawn , Tiberian Sun (with the Firestorm expansion pack), and Red Alert . Installing the games might exact a price upon your patience — Dawn and Alert both require a fair amount of tinkering to work on your futuristic computing rig

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+ PSA: Download flOw for free until midnight EST By admin 13 February 2010 at 12:00 pm and have No Comments

Listen, we know how hard Valentine’s Day can be on some of you jilted lovers out there, so we went ahead and got you a little something to keep you occupied tomorrow: A copy of ThatGameCompany’s microbiotic PS3 title, flOw . You can download it right now from the PSN for free, without having to deal with any cumbersome coupon codes. Our generosity only extends so far, however — the free download will stop being offered at midnight EST tonight

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+ Still no fix in sight for Alienware M17x stuttering audio issue, maybe you can help By admin 12 February 2010 at 10:23 am and have No Comments

Back in November we reported on another in what’s becoming a long line of issues with Dell’s and Alienware’s laptops, with M17x owners suffering from ” skipping, stuttering audio ” — rather unbecoming in a high-end gaming rig. Dell was quickly on the case and initially indicated that a BIOS update last month contained a fix, only to learn that it didn’t resolve all things for all people.

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Still no fix in sight for Alienware M17x stuttering audio issue, maybe you can help