Posts Tagged ‘Humble’
Double Fine classics hit Humble Bundle, $35 nets Broken Age pre-order
Author: Rod Sutherland
Heads up, folks, just go ahead and grab your wallet right now. That’s because the latest Humble Bundle has arrived, and it includes a number of stellar titles from Double Fine. Here, you can name your own price for Costume Quest, Psychonauts and Stacking, and if you beat the average, you’ll also score a copy of Brutal Legend. All payments of $ 1 or more will net you a Steam key for the games, which are available — some for the first time — on Windows, Mac and Linux. As a unique twist to the promotion, payments of $ 35 or more include early backer access to Broken Age, the crowd-funded game that was previously known as Double Fine Adventure. As always, you can allocate some (or all) of your payment to charity, which benefits the EFF and Child’s Play. Click on through to the Humble Bundle and you’ll find bonus incentives for doling out some cash.
Filed under: Gaming
Source: Humble Bundle
Related Posts:
Tags: 
Audi's Swarm concept set to reinvent the humble brake light
Author: Jenny Zhao
Audi's Swarm concept set to reinvent the humble brake light
Looking to bring the humble brake light into the 21st Century, Audi has created an innovative oled (organic light emitting diode) display that would run along the rear of a car to inform other drivers of its movements. The concept, called Swarm, gets …
Read more on Eureka
Imec improves AMOLEDs
The threshold voltage of 3V makes the technology favorable for hybrid complementary line-drive circuitry at the borders of future flexible active-matrix organic light-emitting diode (AMOLED) displays on PEN foil. AMOLED technology is currently emerging …
Read more on ElectronicsWeekly.com
Rumor: Panasonic may end plasma HDTV production
It's difficult to know whether Panasonic will make an exit from the TV market, but with their recent announcement from the beginning of this year surrounding their “56-inch organic light-emitting diode (OLED) panel with 4k resolution,” it doesn't seem …
Read more on DTVUSAForum News
Incoming search terms:
- All Rights Reserved Use of our service is protected by our Privacy Policy and Terms of Service big boy toys in maryland
- powered by SMF 2 0 big boys toys auto
- All Rights Reserved Use of our service is protected by our Privacy Policy and Terms of Service adult entertainment trade show in las vegas
- powered by SMF 2 0 aquarium club
Related Posts:
Humble Bundle game sales now coming weekly, starting with Bastion
Author: Jack Schmidt
Who would’ve thought that letting consumers pay exactly what they think is fair for quality games would show popular? That’s the idea behind Humble Package, therefore far, it’s been rather good to developers and charities alike. Now, bargains from the business are readied to get a whole lot more frequent, as it’s just revealed weekly game sales that’ll supplement the month-to-month package offers. You’ll find a new competition from Humble Package increase for sale each Tuesday, and to kick things off, the company is beginning with Bastion, an RPG from Supergiant Games. Right $ 1 internet you a Steam trick to the game, but if typical decency isn’t really enough of a reason to pay even more, you’ll discover reward content and product up for grabs, too. Today’s charities consist of the EFF and Kid’s Play, but you have actually just got 7 days to act before another competition takes its location. Finest start examining it out, and you can start with a trial of Bastion after the break.
Submitted under: GamingCommentsVia: TechCrunchSource: Humble Package
Incoming search terms:
Related Posts:
Nuclear Pizza War – Humble Bundle
Author: Stefanie Jenkins
How to make a pizza on Nuclear Pizza War! Are all of these little robots strong enough to take on the most powerful pizza maker of them all!? www.humblebundle.com Royalty Free Music by audiomicro.com Sound Effects by audiomicro.com How I mine for cupcakes? Follow me on Twitter: www.twitter.com/NoobyNoobster Facebook: www.facebook.com Steam page: steamcommunity.com Livestream: www.twitch.tv
Video Rating: 0 / 5
Incoming search terms:
Related Posts:
Remembering the history of the humble bar code and its creator, N. Joseph Woodland
Author:
.
The development of the bar code, the now-ubiquitous set of lines used to hold customer item info, was far from simple. The New York Times has actually released an obituary for N. Joseph Woodland, who developed the original code in 1947 as an aesthetic representation of Morse Code. Woodland, who passed on at age 91 last Sunday, began his engineering career with a system for efficiently encoding elevator popular music, but his father forbade him from entering exactly what he called the mob-owned elevator company. From there, Woodland created a system of circles that would additionally encode information– this time for supermarket items. Though his principle didn’t catch on until years later, the full, remarkable story about a modest but influential …
.
Continue reading & hellip;.
Incoming search terms:
- Published News Upcoming News Submit a New Story Groups somewhere back in time
- powered by SMF 2 0 croc movies
- Published News Upcoming News Submit a New Story Groups husky christmas tree ornament
Related Posts:
Nintendo Power’s final issue pays homage to its humble beginnings
Author: Brandon Zimmerman
This is the end, Big N supporters. Nintendo Power‘s last issue is upon us and in a shock idea of the hat, the journal’s personnel has actually determined to pay tribute to the famed cover that began it all. Framed in a similar way to the inaugural concern from 1988, this last dance with all things officially Nintendo apes the Super Mario Bros. 2 clay-styled setup for a cover tale on New Super Mario Bros. U. Try to find it to hit newsstands one last time on December 11th, bringing the treasured decades-old publication full circle.
Filed under: Games, NintendoCommentsVia: JoystiqSource: Tiny Cartridge
Related Posts:
Latest Humble Bundle package marks Android debut of popular iOS games
Author: Tech Blogger
The Humble Bundle for Android has always been a great deal aimed at a good cause, and the fourth go-around looks to be among the best collections yet. Of the five titles gathered together in the pay-what-you-want app package, four are making their Android debut after successful runs on iOS. Chief among them is audiovisual masterpiece Swords & Sworcery. That’s something of a surprise seeing as how the game’s developers once stated there would never be an Android port.
Eery sci-fi scroller Waking Mars is also making the trip to Google’s OS, as are Splice and Crayon Physics Deluxe. Eufloria is the final piece of Humble Bundle 4 but you’ll earn a sixth bonus title, Machinarium, should you contribute more than the current average — $ 5.81…
Related Posts:
Canonical tag teams with Humble, wraps up Indie Bundle installation with bow (video)
Author: Charity Woods
Love your Linux games, but hate painful installs? Ubuntu maker Canonical understands, and has kicked the usual, less snappy, procedure to the curb creating a new approach for the Humble Indie Bundle. The company already expanded Linux gaming, recently adding EA titles to its Ubuntu Software Center, and now you can download the Humble quintet from there as a single file, and install it in one go. In true open source style, you can pick the price you’d like to pay at Humble’s site and even juggle how that sum is distributed to the games’ developers and charities. So with the install obstacle gone, trundle on past the break and see if the promo video seals the deal.
Canonical tag teams with Humble, wraps up Indie Bundle installation with bow (video) originally appeared on Engadget on Sun, 03 Jun 2012 16:02:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
Permalink | 
ExtremeTech | Email this | Comments
Incoming search terms:
Related Posts:
The Logitech Cube Attempts To Redefine The Humble Mouse
Author: Laura Clark
Somewhere deep in the bowels of Logitech, a committee, attempting to think outside of the box, created a box. It’s called the Cube (even though it’s clearly not a cube) and it’s a mouse. And a presenter. I think.
The tiny mouse is designed with portability in mind. The top portion houses two hidden mouse buttons and also a portion for scrolling. To scroll “swipe your finger along the main panel,” says the press release. Then if you lift the mouse up, it turns into a presenter allowing the user to advance slides by just click the top of the device. The Cube connects to a computer though Logitech’s tiny Unifying 2.4 GHz receiver. Or, if you wish, the mouse can also connect via MicroUSB.
Look for the Logitech Cube this month at a suggested retail price of $ 69.99. Hopefully the device is a bit more comfy than the geometric shape suggests. It looks like arthritis to me.
Related Posts:
New Humble Bundle Tries Different Pricing Tack
Author: Jesus Sargent
If you’ve watched the gaming world at all over the last year or so, you’re probably aware of the Humble Bundle, a charity-orientated promotion where you pay what you want for a few standout indie titles. The few so far have had a great reception, raising millions for charity (EFF and Child’s Play). A new one has just launched with acclaimed strategy shooter Frozen Synapse as the main draw, but there’s a new wrinkle in the pricing scheme.
Instead of just having the whole bundle available for any price you want to pay, you receive either just Frozen Synapse or the whole bundle depending on how much you give. Give under the average and get the game, give over the average and get the bundle. It’s a little bit brilliant.
Paying over the average (around $ 4.40 as I write this) will almost certainly be the more popular choice, as it gets you quite a bit of extra content (the excellent Shadowgrounds and its sequel). And what happens when you pay over the average? You raise the average. It’s a nice, soft way of setting a price floor without preventing cash-strapped (or just cheap) people from paying a buck for a good game. The average price has gone up a couple pennies just as I’ve written this paragraph, and when you’re looking at sales in the hundreds of thousands, those pennies start to add up.
So far they’ve sold over 30,000 bundles and have raised above $ 130,000. The sale’s just beginning (it goes for two weeks), so those numbers should rise quite a bit. Head on over to the Humble Bundle site to buy or just check things out. And here’s a video of the games involved:
