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Beta download for Ubuntu 11.10

Jose — Sat, 17 Sep 2011 17:20:20 +0000

Ubuntu 11.10 32bit download
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Ubuntu 11.10 64bit download
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Team Speak

Jose — Sat, 26 Dec 2009 02:34:51 +0000

ok guys a few days ago Kane had asked me to try out this new….umm im going to say connection technology called team speak at first I was totally against downloading another thing to my computer (hint I’m not a computer person) but then I learned it was free and that I wouldn’t have to worry about viruses and other unlawful things of that nature. I downloaded it and saw that it was actually pretty cool and it to me it’s like another ventrilo but free. the only thing that bugs me is that their constantly adding updates which you may or may not have to reinstall the stupid thing and the woman voice that tells you someone is on is genius. lol well in other words want am I saying? team speak is easy to use, free and free lol.

Video Games Live – Not just "Bleeps and Bloops"

Jose — Wed, 28 Oct 2009 02:21:53 +0000

From Metal Mario to Samus Aran to Cousin Daisy from Katamari Damacy (Me – Elisa Elshamy who got her spotlight in the nytimes), along with many other video game favorites and fans were lined up Sunday night at the Beacon Theater in New York City for Video Games Live 2009. The line covered about 3 blocks and went across the street as gamers anxiously awaited to see and hear the most memorable moments from their favorite games orchestrated

Video Games Live composers Tommy Tallarico and Jack Wall

live on stage. The hall opened at 7pm sharp for some pre-game fun including a Guitar Hero tournament, entering a draw to win a Nintendo DSi, and time to take photos with cosplayers.

The event opened with the cosplay contest won by Mario and some humorous video clips. Tommy Tallarico, director of Video Games Live came out to give a brief intro to how it all began saying that when he first mentioned the idea of composing video game music live on stage everyone

Talented video games pianist Martin Leung

thought he “was completely crazy”. However, this turned out to be quite contrary and the show has been a huge success since its debut in 2005.

Tommy Tallarico got video game creator Ralph Baer via Skype to talk to the audience and share some thoughts. Footage from Baer’s groundbreaking development, Pong was played on screen. Baer created Pong back in 1969, which led to the birth of one of the world’s leading industries in entertainment and culture.

The orchestra directed by Jack Wall opened with music from all-time favorite Metal Gear Solid with some live action to go with it. The famous Snake hideout – a cardboard box appeared on stage and shortly after popped out the talented pianist Martin Leung. Other segments included music from

Adorable Laura Intravia plays the flute as Link

Kingdom Hearts, Shadow of the Colossus, the Super Mario Series, Final Fantasy and Halo. Two new segments played for the first time making their breakthrough in New York were Mega Man and Chrono Trigger/Cross.

Let’s not forget the Legend of Zelda segment where gifted, beautiful, and even funny Laura Intravia came on to the stage as Link with fairy companion Navi. Intravia opened the Zelda segment playing the flute with

My Katamari Cousin Daisy Cosplay

well-known tunes from the game. Leung came back to give us more Mario and even played requests shouted from the audience right on the fly. Tallarico jammed on his guitar as Guitar Hero tournament champ awed us with a fascinating level expert performance on the big screen.

Video Games Live overall was a wonderful experience for me. I had a lot of fun, and got to re-live some of the most unforgettable moments from my favorite games. I recommend everyone to go sometime, as Tallarico put it best – there’s a lot more to video game music than just “bleeps and bloops”.

Michelle Perl as Samus Aran

Check out videos of Video Games Live in New York @YouTube

Video Games Live Coverage

Jose — Mon, 26 Oct 2009 20:59:45 +0000

Video Games Live was here at the Beacon Theater in New York City Yesterday Night (October 25^th). The music was the best I have ever heard. This was the first time I ever went to a Video Games Live. The one thing that made this show special is when Tommy Tallarico (CEO, Mystical Stone Entertainment) got Ralph Baer on Skype. Tommy spoke to Ralph and had him on the large screen for everyone to see.

Ralph Baer is the first person to record a video game. This recorded at the bottom was taken in 1969 features a game he made called Ping-Pong.

The next person I would like to mention is Martin Leung (Solo Pianist). Martin is a extremely talented young man. Martin is able to play Super Mario bros. blindfolded. Martin is the greatest and I would love to see his performance again and again.

Tommy Tallarico and Jack Wall brought all of this together. Their imagination and enthusiasm for games made this the best event ever. I will definitely recommend a friend to go. And I definitely want to go again.

Tommy Tallarico

Jack Wall

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