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The PlayStation 2 was, until now, the exclusive virtual home of the video game featuring actor Rowan Atkinson, well known for the role of Mr. Bean. Things are going to change pretty soon, since Blast Entertainment, the developer of the PS2 version, has announced the release of Mr. Bean for Nintendo DS handheld, basic... |
28 July 2008
03:40 GMT |
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Ascaron's classic point and click adventure title, A Vampyre Story was going to represent the revival of the genre and everybody was excited about it. However, the game was first announced three ears ago and, since then, quite a few other titles managed to revive the genre (games like Jack Keane or Sinking Islan... |
20 June 2008
15:06 GMT |
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One of the must-have accessories for all the Xbox 360 fanboys in the world has finally arrived and it is available for only 18 bucks. We're talking, of course, about the Xbox lounge pants, the only pants that will probably only be appreciated by yourself. Plus, it would be totally unsafe to wear them in the dang... |
20 May 2008
13:06 GMT |
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A healthy nation laughs. This benefits psychological health and decreases pain. For example, for a Brit, there's nothing more funny than a gross insult or what many in other parts of the world consider wholly inappropriate: war, sex, race, death. On the other hand, for others, watching "Friends" requires a deep ... |
13 March 2008
06:46 GMT |
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Once in a while it's good to just relax and let the financial talk behind, forget about the CEOs and COOs and features, gadgets and codes. Some relax with a beer, watching the game that's on, regardless of the sport, just for the feeling of old time's sake, others go out with their childhood friends, w... |
20 February 2008
15:06 GMT |
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Women like men that make them laugh, men like women that laugh at their jokes. Now an expert has found an explanation for this: male hormone testosterone. "Men make more gags than women and their jokes tend to be more aggressive," said Professor Sam Shuster, of Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital. He tested pers... |
21 December 2007
09:29 GMT |
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Geeks can be now proud of their robotic jokes: they won't laugh alone now! An American team has created a computer that can 'become aware' of a joke and laugh at it. The software could be useful for offering the robot companions or helpers of the future an artificial sense of humor.The human sense of h... |
4 August 2007
05:06 GMT |
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