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This is brutal..

[ViPR] rapcorruptsyouth — Thu, 09 Sep 2010 17:56:16 GMT

Snoop Dogg Fights Cybercrime, Fo Shizzle

[ViPR] rapcorruptsyouth — Thu, 09 Sep 2010 17:44:42 GMT

Think ya can rap?

Snoop Dogg and I have something in common. No, it's not the Crips or the blunts or the rap or even the ho's. Nope. It turns out we both hate cybercrime. Who would have known? And to show his grave distaste for crime of the cyber kind, Snoop has partnered with Norton For the �Hack is Wack� Cybercrime Rap Contest, which begins today and runs until 11:59pm ET on September 30, 2010.

Contestants are encouraged to rap about notorious botnets, drive-by-downloads, keystroke loggers, malware and rogue security software. The music video can be up to two minutes in length, and will be judged based on originality, creativity and how well rappers convey the anti-cybercrime message.

Prizes include:

Two (2) tickets to see Snoop Dog in concert
Opportunity to meet with Snoop�s management or agent
A $1,000 travel stipend, awarded in the form of airline vouchers
Hotel accommodations for two days and one night
A Toshiba laptop

The site encourages contestants to keep the content "clean." I guess that means putting the "izzle" in dat shiznit. (Ok. I'm way too white to be writing this.)

The names of winners will be available after October 20, 2010, on the Hack is Whack web site. Good luck.

Snoop Dogg Fights Cybercrime, Fo Shizzle : Discovery News

Kane's Rooster Teeth Thread

xEffects — Thu, 09 Sep 2010 17:44:32 GMT

Well Hello All
And Let me Introduce You All To My ROOSTER TEETH thread

every few days ill add a new rooster teeth comic or Video from www.roosterteeth.com onto this thread
i find them pretty funny
heres one of many

Kane ;)

HAPPY BDAY!!!!PlayStation turns 15

[ViPR] rapcorruptsyouth — Thu, 09 Sep 2010 17:39:32 GMT

This is for my fellow playstation fanboys.

There was a time when Sony's entry into the world of gaming was far from assured. When the PlayStation One was announced many claimed it was a fool's errand, and that only Nintendo and Sega could do well with gaming hardware.

1995, it stands to point out, was a very different world.

After saving for almost a year I finally had enough for the PlayStation and a few games, along with one of these new-fangled memory cards. The PlayStation games would come on discs, you see, so you couldn't save your game directly to the cart. Despite my friends' laughter at the purchase, I felt like we were looking at the future. Looking back, we certainly were. The PlayStation was one of the most popular systems of all time, and helped usher in modern gaming. Happy Birthday.

This was supposed to be an SNES accessory
The Play Station (as it was originally called) started out as a CD add-on for the Super Nintendo, until the deal was broken in a very public way and Philips entered into a similar partnership with Nintendo. The Philips and Nintendo combination ended with some terrible licensed games on the CD-i platform and nothing else. Sadly for Nintendo, Sony was infuriated by the double-cross and vowed to enter the gaming market. Rarely has revenge tasted so sweet.

Sony made all the right moves. The system was powerful, and did 3D very well. It was simple to code for. The CD media was inexpensive to mass produce, a stark contrast to Nintendo's cart-based Super Nintendo and later Nintendo 64. It came in at a lower price point than its immediate rival, the Sega Saturn, which featured a tricky dual-processor design that made it difficult to program for. Sony was often accused of dissuading publishers from releasing 2D games in order to push the 3D aspects of the system. These restrictions were loosened over time, but the company made its point: the PlayStation became known for 3D games, and looked more advanced than its competitors

Sony began hyping the system with a brash, striking set of TV ads that ended with the now infamous "You are not [e]" tagline, with the "e" written in red. When you preordered your console you were given a disc filled with music. When the PlayStation One was released on September 9, 1995, you could insert said disc into the system to view a number of videos, including the legendary T-Rex. This was mind-blowing stuff back in the day

Who could forget the rest of the tricks? After you loaded up Ridge Racer you could remove the disc and put in your own audio CD to race along to your own music. If you swapped out discs while using a pencil eraser to fool the system into thinking it wasn't open, you could play imported games. Audio CDs could be played with an interesting visual program running in the background, and many audiophiles still believe the PlayStation is one of the best CD-players available.

The tide turned, and the medium helped become the message
Final Fantasy VII development began on the Nintendo 64, and there were even some screenshots and video available, but Square ended up taking the title to Sony to take advantage of the extra space the PlayStation's CD-ROM drive gave developers. This was a major blow to Nintendo, especially when the gorgeous two-page print ads mocking cartridge-based systems began showing up in the gaming magazines. Final Fantasy VII was a massive hit, and helped to sell the gaming public on the PlayStation. Owning Sony's hardware was no longer optional; these were the games to play.

What other games defined the PlayStation era? Too many to list, but some of our favorites were Jumping Flash, Parappa the Rapper, Einhander, Metal Gear Solid, Tomb Raider, Symphony of the Night, Soul Blade, Bushido Blade, Suikoden, Intelligent Qube, Gran Turismo... dear God, I'm going to go spelunking into my collection this afternoon to play these again.

The PlayStation One was the first console to ship over 100 million systems. It was redesigned with a smaller case later in its life. The fact its games could be played on the PlayStation 2 was a major selling point, giving Sony's successor system a major boost. The secondary market for PlayStation games and hardware is still strong, with many collectible games.

The PlayStation One was an incredible system filled with wonderful games, and we invite you to share your own memories of the hardware and software in the comments. Happy Birthday, PlayStation One, PSOne, PS-X, or whatever you want to call it. We still love you.
We were not ready: the PlayStation turns 15

The Failures Thread

xEffects — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 21:23:15 GMT

Ok Guys

So Ive Seen Lots Of People Posting Failures On Different Threads
well ive decided to open up the failures thread were you can include a failure [ONE POST PER DAY] that you have experienced,a video of a fail you seen,Or tell a story about a friend failing

we do not want any "Lol thats funny" In Response to the aboved post
if you find it funny
please thank them like 1kB$ saying "haha" etc

REMEMBER
ONE POST PER DAY

THANKS :D

Guy Shoots from Stadium and WINS!

Cheryl Cole ♥ — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 16:05:10 GMT

My new website

[ViPR] xBsC — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 11:51:53 GMT

Silent Monster Gaming is now a vBulletin website!

It's not much right now, but please join it and help me out with suggetsions and stuff like that.

Silent Monster Gaming

If you only go here:
Index of /
Then please click "Forums" to get to the forums. I need help with a Home Page as I am figuring out how to make one.

Thanks!
-Brandon :)

Hines Game Time

[ViPR] jetter — Tue, 07 Sep 2010 19:37:39 GMT

This guy is hilarious I don't know how many of you guys watch Mad Tv, but I find him very hilarious.

Sons of anarchy

[ViPR] rapcorruptsyouth — Tue, 07 Sep 2010 18:57:18 GMT

sons of anarchy is startin back up tonight!!!! Then football (american) starts thursday!

PlayStation 3 update targets hardware hacks

[ViPR] rapcorruptsyouth — Tue, 07 Sep 2010 12:37:48 GMT

I know this was talked about on here but I found this today..

Sony has closed a loophole that allowed users to run software that enables pirated games to be played on the PS3 console.

The update blocks the PSJailbreak and PSGroove applications.

Mathieu Hervais, one of the developers behind PSGroove, told BBC News that it was "safer not to update" if users wished to continue using the hacks.

Sony won a court order in early September banning the distribution of the PSJailbreak dongle.

The update is the latest step in Sony's ongoing battle against the commercial dongle - PS Jailbreak - that allows users to play pirated software. It also targets open source code, known as PSGroove, which allows homemade games to be played on the console.

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While the PSGroove software was not originally intended to allow the playing of pirated games, as PSJailbreak does, it has already been modified by other hackers to permit the practice.

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Old Man Nailed by Bike!

Cheryl Cole ♥ — Mon, 06 Sep 2010 15:23:29 GMT

Then gets pwned!

Grand Theft Assholes: The Trailers

[ViPR] xBsC — Mon, 06 Sep 2010 00:53:17 GMT

Trailer #1:

Trailer #2

More to be added soon!

-Brandon :)

Grand Theft Assholes: Intro

[ViPR] xBsC — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 23:54:46 GMT

This is a GTA IV parody series my cousin and I are making.

We call it Grand Theft Assholes.

Here is the intro to it:

-Brandon :)

Inception Cat

Cheryl Cole ♥ — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 22:33:50 GMT

Taliban-Themed Multiplayer Gets EA's "Medal of Honor" Banned on U.S. Military Bases

[ViPR] rapcorruptsyouth — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 19:40:02 GMT

The upcoming Electronic Arts title Medal of Honor�a refresh of the first-person shooter series that first launched in 2002�has been banished from 49 Gamestop locations and all Post Exchanges on U.S. military bases worldwide.

What's the problem? Within the game's multiplayer mode, one can play the role of both the "good guys" and the "bad guys," or coalition forces and Taliban insurgents. That hasn't exactly sat well with those related to soldiers who have lost their lives in the real-life version of the Afghanistan conflict.

"I don't see how shooting soldiers based on real Americans is entertainment while people are dying every day for this country," said Karen Meredith, in an interview with the San Jose Mercury News late last month. Her son, an Army lieutenant, was killed in Iraq in 2004.

"How can they say it's OK for someone to play the Taliban? You'll have people sitting at home, drinking beer, shooting at American soldiers, maybe missing, then starting over. Well, Ken didn't have a chance to start over."

The commander of the Army & Air Force Exchange, Major General Bruce Casella, recently issued a statement on the decision. According to Casella, the game was pulled as a result of sensitivity concerns for the AAFES' core audience: namely, "Soldiers, Airmen and their families around the world," reads the agency's website. It's a group that has a likelihood of seeing the very kind of combat that Medal of Honor depicts, suggests Casella.

"GameStop fully supports AAFES in this endeavor and is sensitive to the fact that in multiplayer mode one side will assume the role of Taliban fighter," wrote Gamestop in a recent email to all employees.

The subject of a Medal of Honor ban hasn't been unique to U.S. merchants, however. In late August, British Defense Secretary Liam Fox asked British retailers to not stock the game, claiming that the "un-British" title was a "tasteless product" given the fact that members of the British Armed Forces have lost their lives in such conflicts.

In response, EA Games president Frank Gibeau issued a statement asking why video games receive a higher scrutiny than movies and other multimedia that deal with (and realistically depict similar, if not identical topics.

"At EA we passionately believe games are an artform, and I don't know why films and books set in Afghanistan don't get flack, yet [games] do. Whether it's Red Badge of Courage or The Hurt Locker, the media of its time can be a platform for the people who wish to tell their stories," he wrote. Taliban-Themed Multiplayer Gets EA's "Medal of Honor" Banned on U.S. Military Bases | News & Opinion | PCMag.com
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