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- Guyism After Dark: Erica, Lily, or Nicole???
- Steven Seagal tells MMA fighter Lyoto Machida: “I don’t care if you kill him”
- El Shaddai is God’s gift to gamers
- VIDEO: Diet Coke and Mentos experiment proves quite dangerous
- Adriana Lima and Alessandra Ambrosio posed for more Victoria’s Secret pics
- Mallika sizzled at Cannes on the red carpet
- Deepika Padukone and Saif Ali Khan join hands again
- Yanga Shetty Hot Photoshoot
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| Guyism After Dark: Erica, Lily, or Nicole??? Posted: 17 May 2011 04:00 PM PDT Hot links to get you through the night…
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| Steven Seagal tells MMA fighter Lyoto Machida: “I don’t care if you kill him” Posted: 17 May 2011 02:54 PM PDT When Steven Seagal isn’t starring in blockbuster films like Born to Raise Hell or driving police tanks to bust up a cockfight, he trains MMA fighters. Surprisingly, he’s had a lot of success with Lyoto Machida and Anderson Silva. If you recall, just a few weeks ago, Machida knocked out Randy Couture with a crane kick that he credited Seagal with teaching him. Silva famously drilled Belfort earlier this year with a front kick that didn’t look menacing, but ultimately caught the fighter off-guard. And now we have yet another in-depth look at Seagal’s coaching style. Watch as he tells Lyoto Machida to “use your mind, I don't care if you kill him. I don't care. You f%&k him up. You take him out”. Serious stuff from a very serious man. Video via Cage Potato (language NSFW): | ||||||||||||||||
| El Shaddai is God’s gift to gamers Posted: 17 May 2011 02:09 PM PDT Last week I got the chance to see if El Shaddai: Ascension of the Metatron plays as well as it looks. Long story short: yes. For those who are in the dark, El Shaddai is another melee-focused platformer that immediately stood out from the pack and turn heads via its genuinely unique art style (which we’ll get to in a minute, but just scroll up and down this post to see what I mean). On the surface, it’s somewhat in the vein of Devil May Cry and God of War; the connection with the former is the most apt since the game is the brainchild of Takeyasu Sawaki, who was involved with part 1, along with Okami. You assume the role of Enoch, sent by God, to bring back seven angels that have decided to make Earth their turf and offer themselves to humans as a better alternative than the Almighty. You must infiltrate the tower that they’ve constructed as a paradise for mortals/home base for themselves in order to have them face the guy upstairs. Lending some assistance along the way is the devil himself, Lucifer, though this is before he tries to do things his own way as well. Yet it’s also quite clear that he follows the beat of his own drum since, despite it being super ancient times, he sports contemporary threads and chats with God himself via his cell phone. If any of the above sounds remotely familiar, congratulations, you obviously went to Catholic school! The tale itself is loosely based upon Book of Enoch, with some liberal… and very Japanese… flourishes here and there. Aside from being one of the very few titles to be backed by a major publisher that dares to dip directly into the Holy Bible as source material (something that’s been mostly assumed by game creators on the fringe… like The You Testament or any of the other detailed here), it’s basic design philosophies are very much a back to basics, old school, Eastern approach. Sawaki has stated in various interviews that he wanted to a game that’s unmistakably Japanese. Even by looking at the screenshots and hearing the plot alone, it’s a mission that’s been clearly accomplished. But the real key is the controls, which he feels has become too complicated in similar titles. God of War might be the primary guilty party; make no mistake, QTE dealing with large swarms of enemies at once, and juggling multiple weapons and abilities are fun and all… provided you’re a hardcore player. Whereas for everyone else, what should be simple is actually an exercise in frustration. The real name of the game is focus: El Shaddai has an attack button and a jump button, that’s it. Oh, the weapon you chose to wield will also influence how you approach the enemy, as well as move around the environment in general. Otherwise, it’s very much bare bare bones; you can only hold one weapon at a time, and to change your mode of offense, one must steal the enemy’s. The end result are weapons that actually means something, a tool that needs to be considered for a specific scenario, since different enemies react differently to different kinds of arms. Gone is the ridiculous convention of just sticking with one kind of armament and repeatedly hitting the slice button, to “level” it up, like it was some role playing game, which leads to balance issues, along with tedium (it’s amazing the tricks some games will try to pull to convince you that mindlessly hitting a button ad nauseam has a grand purpose on the end). Back to the enemy: you won’t find your screen filled to the brim with idiotic grunts, just standing there and waiting to get punched in the face. Now, stripping away all the fat might seem dreadfully boring, but that couldn’t be further from the truth. With a lower character count… at most I saw only three enemies at a time… you get greater graphic fidelity and smarter AI, which in turn led towards a far more intimate and intense action experience. Though it’s the visuals that deserve the spotlight, which are like nothing you’ve ever seen, and the notion that you’re in some otherworldly paradise is actually convincing. One will find that it’s mostly barren, with holes in the ground being the prime thing to worry about. Again, it’s all meant to allow one to fully absorb the landscape (there’s no HUD btw, but those who must have their silly little combo meters can unlock the thing once beating the game), and it should be noted that there’s two approaches to the level: a traditional, 3D/behind the back view, and an old school, 2D/ to the side perspective. The game came out in Japan a few weeks ago to rave reviews, and it’s definitely something that’s more than welcome when it comes later this summer in the States for the Xbox 360 and PS3 (sorry, no PC version, and obviously none for the Wii either). At the very least, dorks into anime and tangentially related games (specifically fans of the Megaten series) will eat it up like cotton candy. Though it’s hoped that when it does land, it gets all the attention across the board that it deserves. Publisher Ignition Entertainment is holding most of its card close to its chest, with no solid release date revealed as of yet. Hopefully they’ll be able to generate the amount of buzz the game really deserves. Expect a full review upon its release. | ||||||||||||||||
| VIDEO: Diet Coke and Mentos experiment proves quite dangerous Posted: 17 May 2011 01:30 PM PDT Some dudes experimented with mixing Diet Coke and Mentos and their work was a great success. Watch this clip and you’ll feel like you’re in one of those old email chain forwards to a link where something scary pops out after you stare at an image for a while. Can we make this into a TV show? It’d be kind of like “Mythbusters”, but primarily involved rednecks seriously injuring themselves accidentally while wearing lab coats and saying things that vaguely sound like science-speak. You hearing me out there, Spike TV? This would be the biggest hit since…uh…”1000 Ways to be a Ninja Warrior in Your Mancave”? I don’t really know what else they air. | ||||||||||||||||
| Adriana Lima and Alessandra Ambrosio posed for more Victoria’s Secret pics Posted: 17 May 2011 01:10 PM PDT  That is one hell of a bra right there... I’ve posted so many pics of Adriana Lima and Alessandra Ambrosio in sexy lingerie for Victoria’s Secret I’ve run out of words to describe them. So I leave it up to you. Assuming you actually read what I write here (a stretch, I know) I ask you to tell me in the comments what word best describes these two ladies. Let me help get things rolling: Stunning, sexy, amazing, ridiculous, awesome, luscious… okay, now your turn…           | ||||||||||||||||
| Mallika sizzled at Cannes on the red carpet Posted: 17 May 2011 03:20 PM PDT Ahsinooan murderer is one of Bollywood’s Mallika Sherawat Murder girl. Where do you Beiteangeean when someone has no idea. He hit films ever to make a record of exert Chuanbnoan if ever they do in the movies than enough Teaja Sex Sins. They just have to show their presence among the people, for which he remains willing to do anything Chukane. Last a long time were not working their Ahthkande move which he was quite upset. She left Bollywood to Hollywood thought but alas not the street where the pulse. But Barz again that they got the chance to participate in Cannes that they have been able to fully Bhunane. Mallika appeared on the red carpet here, so they were surprised to see everyone. Mallika, who wore a gown that was transparent at all. Their inter-clothes everyone could see, which led them to come to just tick everyone’s eye was. That was Chaahtian Mallika. He was just working. Mallika here for his upcoming film Pirates of the Karaebian was reached to promote. Earlier last year Mallika at Cannes for his film Ahiss promotion was a unique spectacle. He was wearing a dress like snakes and snake neck was Aliptaaya. And when he had appeared on the red carpet snake, which he did too. Well last year they did not do it a terrible performance. His Ahiss been badly flop. Now let’s see where he leads this time transparent gown. So be sure to see Mallika once the people were surprised. But his magic is how long it will tell the coming time. 
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