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Drop The Chicken - Screenshots
Bounce the Bunny - Screenshots
Sherlock Holmes and the Mystery of the Frozen City - Screenshots
Daybook
FreeMemory 1.0 - Optimize RAM use.. (Free)
Angry Armies - Screenshots
Horrid Henry: The Good, The Bad & The Bugly - Screenshots
Hypership Out of Control - Screenshots
APOD Viewer 2.7 - Widget displays NASA Astronomy Picture of the Day.. (Free)
Aussie emulation mash-up Sept. 23
How Forza Motorsport 4 Offers a More Open-Ended Career Mode
Forza Motorsport 4 Track: Infineon Raceway
Forza Motorsport 4: Star in a Reasonably Priced Car
Forza Motorsport 4 Track: Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Forza Motorsport 4 Track: Catalunya
Forza Motorsport 4 Top Gear Bowling
Forza Motorsport 4 Superminis at Tsukuba
Forza Motorsport 4 Autovista: Ford GT
Forza Motorsport 4 Video Preview
Forza Motorsport 4 Intro movie

Posted: 23 Sep 2011 04:28 AM PDT

Your mission is to help Chuck get to each nest while eating all the bugs along the way. Drag the acrobatic tools into place and then click the switch and watch Chuck bounce, slide and float around the levels.
Use balloons, fans, conveyors, mouse holes, elastic bands, chick magnets and springs in your effort to get all the bugs! Think before you drop and be sure to avoid the bombs, saws and other obstacles.
It's not going to be easy. There is no time limit, just awesome puzzles and hours of entertainment!

BONUS LEVELS
Finish all the levels in a world to open the bonus levels where Chuck has the chance to have a feeding frenzy and gain some valuable points.

KEY FEATURES:
- Game Center & stacks of achievements
- 80 tricky levels over 5 worlds
- 5 bonus levels & hidden easter eggs
- Universal: iPhone & iPad cross compatible
- Great for all ages, easy to learn
- Very addictive, brain training game play
- Full community on Facebook and Twitter
- Battery performance controls
- Play your own music in the background while you play

Bounce the Bunny - Screenshots

Posted: 23 Sep 2011 04:17 AM PDT

Features:
- 60 exciting levels
- Gorgeous 3D visuals
- Physics based gameplay
- Flying bunnies
- Unique and colorful worlds
- Game Center integration
- Flying Tigers
- Unlockable upgrades
- Loads of achievements
- Flying frogs
- Currency accrual through star collecting
- Multiple characters
- Different styles of bubbles
- Leaderboards
- Facebook integration
- Powerups
- Lots of customization

Sherlock Holmes and the Mystery of the Frozen City - Screenshots

Posted: 23 Sep 2011 04:25 AM PDT

Specially crafted and developed to take advantage of the unique capacities of Nintendo's latest portable console, the famous detective's all-new adventure will immerse you in a big investigation in London, and we have the pleasure to present you the first images. You will see Sherlock Holmes is already working on the case in some of the many places you will get to explore during your adventure!

Daybook

Posted: 23 Sep 2011 03:26 AM PDT

Etcetera Shivers-Green reunion. Will be held Sept. 25 at the home of Charlie and Ada Shivers.

FreeMemory 1.0 - Optimize RAM use.. (Free)

Posted: 23 Sep 2011 03:13 AM PDT

FreeMemory can increase your free memory with a simple click. It always monitors your memory usage in your menubar: just give it a try!

Version 1.0: Initial release.

Mac OS X 10.6 or later.

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Angry Armies - Screenshots

Posted: 23 Sep 2011 04:01 AM PDT

Each country has its own signature song to help you lead your Army of hooligans to victory across a variety of different backgrounds including Beaches, Stadiums and Streets. Choose from a variety of different game settings including: turn based fights, free for all fights, best out of 3, 5 or 7 rounds and countdown timer ranging from 30 seconds to 1 minute per round.

Game Features:
• Throw Coins, Bricks or Bottles.
• 'Turn Based' and 'Free for All' fighting modes.
• Matches are decided over 3, 5 or 7 rounds.
• Your choice of countdown timers (30, 45 or 60 seconds).
• Chants from Real Life Football Matches.
• Your choice of 32 Teams (only 2 teams are playable in this app, but you can buy the others from within the app).

Horrid Henry: The Good, The Bad & The Bugly - Screenshots

Posted: 23 Sep 2011 03:50 AM PDT

Based on the characters created by Francesca Simon and illustrated by Tony Ross and the BAFTA nominated CiTV series produced by Novel Entertainment, Horrid Henry: The Good, The Bad and The Bugly will feature three exciting worlds to explore for the titular mischief maker. Henry will also find himself tasked with having to solve a variety of brain-bending puzzles and defeat evil bosses in his attempt to rescue Bunny – Perfect Peter's toy rabbit.

Luckily, Henry will be able to access the right tools for the job, as the game will feature four new types of goo for Henry's goo shooter that he can use against a variety of creatures. Fans of the Henry can expect lots of mischievous fun as they attempt to unravel the mystery of who stole Bunny!

Hypership Out of Control - Screenshots

Posted: 23 Sep 2011 03:55 AM PDT

Can you survive long enough to get that elusive high score or are you destined to add a new crater to the face of an unsuspecting asteroid?
Game Features You Will Love:
1 to 4 players!
5 game modes!
Global online leaderboards!
Super retro graphic emulation!
Asteroids as big as your head!
Maniacal laughter that mocks your death!
Floating space eyeballs!

APOD Viewer 2.7 - Widget displays NASA Astronomy Picture of the Day.. (Free)

Posted: 23 Sep 2011 03:02 AM PDT

APOD Viewer is a Dashboard widget for displaying the "Astronomy Picture of the Day" from NASA's web page. Each day a new image is presented along with a description by a professional astronomer.

In addition to showing the current image "APOD Viewer" also lets you see the accompanying explanation by simply clicking the image. Furthermore it can be used to browse the archives and can show a random image.

The widget has a simple and compact user interface. It is resizable to fit any screen size and provides you with easy keyboard shortcuts for easy interaction with the widget.

This is not the first APOD widget made, but download and try it to see why it, as one reviewer commented, is an APOD widget done right.

Features:

Automatically updates
Browse the APOD archive
Clean, simple, and compact interface
Customizable size
Keyboard shortcuts

Version 2.7:

adds better support for movies, corrects a preference bug, as well as numerous other minor improvements and bug fixes.

Mac OS X 10.4.3 or later.

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Aussie emulation mash-up Sept. 23

Posted: 23 Sep 2011 12:15 AM PDT

After a three year hiatus the Burnout franchise makes its speedy return.

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"Aussie emulation mash-up Sept. 23" was posted by James Kozanecki on Fri, 23 Sep 2011 00:15:42 -0700

How Forza Motorsport 4 Offers a More Open-Ended Career Mode

Posted: 23 Sep 2011 12:01 AM PDT

We spend a few hours with Turn 10's latest and put our own personal touch on the new World Tour mode.

Forza 4 begins with a rallying cry. The unmistakable voice of Jeremy Clarkson insists that you and he are a dying breed, the sort of person who still loves the sound and feel of a gas-guzzling V8 in spite of general sentiments moving in a more environmentally friendly direction. There aren't a lot of places modern-day gearheads can go to be celebrated, he says, but you can find one of those places in Forza 4.

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But you needn't necessarily be a fan of monstrously powered V8s to feel at home in the game. In fact, that's sort of the entire point of this game. Turn 10 Studios is taking a more hands-off approach to the game's career mode, dubbed World Tour, in an effort to let players more easily find a few favorite cars and really stick with them. Game director Dan Greenawalt sees the irony in this by acknowledging that there's something a little funny about offering 500-plus cars only to let players narrow in on the three or four they really like for the entire duration of the career mode. But if there's one thing Turn 10 doesn't want to do, it is force people into playing someone else's idea of a driving game.

One big change has to do with the way driver levels work in the World Tour. In previous games, you'd be automatically gifted a new car every time you collected enough XP to reach a new level. Sometimes that car was exactly what you wanted; other times, it was a Volkswagen Touareg. The problem had to do with the fact that it was one predetermined car at every level of the game. Now, you're given a choice that is handily organized by theme.

The first level of the game offers you a choice of nimble subcompacts like the Ford Ka or the Toyota Aygo. As you level up, you're greeted with other choices like zippy hot hatchbacks, sport coupes, Trans-Am Legends, and Friday Night Cruisers. Some of those collections, like the subcompacts and hot hatches, let you choose from about a half-dozen cars. Others are more like boxing matches between iconic classics where you get to choose the winner, like the choice of Friday Night Cruisers. Will it be the 1960 Corvette convertible or the substantially larger 1957 Ford Thunderbird? Who knows? It's your call.

What you wind up with is a garage that's a lot more personal than it was in Forza 3's career mode. You won't always find a car you're in love with at every new level of the game, but for the most part, when you cycle through which car you want to take into an event, there's a much more substantial feeling of ownership in knowing that you weighed the pros and cons of all those cars versus the competition. You're the one who brought home that car. You're the one who took that '57 T-Bird and put a sweet decal of a rabbit farting fire on it. (Oh, wait, sorry. That last one was just us.)

Then there's the way World Tour events are structured. If you remember Forza 3, you'll recall that whole calendar system that took you from one specific event to the next. Those events were largely determined by which cars you had in your garage, but there was only one event to choose from at a time. In Forza 4's World Tour, you're instead flown around to different tracks throughout the world and given the choice to race in any one of your cars. When you pick a vehicle you want to race in, the game will give you a few different event options, like rear-engine cars only or Audi versus BMW and events of that nature.

The result is a game that gives you a lot more choice over the cars you take to events, if not the events themselves. The sequencing of tracks is all done by the game, and occasionally, oddball events will be thrown into the mix (like the delightfully fun Top Gear Bowling where you're driving through bowling pins on the famous Top Gear test track) that you can't skip in favor of a more traditional race. But overall, we really like how you can just focus in on the cars that you want to race. The lower-end cars will peak eventually, so you can't take that fully upgraded Ford Ka up against other A-level cars and expect to win a race. But on the whole, it's very much about you and your taste in cars.

Forza Motorsport 4 is due for release on October 11.

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"How Forza Motorsport 4 Offers a More Open-Ended Career Mode" was posted by Shaun McInnis on Fri, 23 Sep 2011 00:01:00 -0700

Forza Motorsport 4 Track: Infineon Raceway