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The most anticipated Starcraft II should be on the top of gamers’ wish list this year.
Blizzard has released the latest trailer of Starcraft II on the Zergs. The famous Zerglings’ Rush is the highlight of this trailer and it reveals the nature of Zergs as a side that has a enormous quantity of troops for any strategic attacks.
CryTek has released version 1.2.1 patch for Crysis.
The new patch addresses security hole that caused the client and server to crash
Grab the patch from the following locations:
You will need the 1.2 patch for this 1.2.1 patch. The links are as below:
After so many months, Razer has released the first driver/firmware update for Lachesis, the top-of-the-line Laser Mouse.
You can refer to this post for issues regarding Lachesis.
You can download the driver from Razer website.
Creative has released the latest driver for its X-Fi sound card. This is the official driver, not beta.
This driver supports the following sound card:
Fixes:
You can download the driver from the Creative website.
Are you stuck at the Desert mission in Patapon? Having difficulty in crossing the blazing burning hot desert that will cook your patapons alive?
In order to cross the Desert, you will need to be able to perform “Rain Miracle”.
Firstly, you need to get a key item called “Rain Miracle” from the Patata Plain, where you hunt for food for your patapons.
You will need to get close (about 1 marching pace away from the “Chaka Pon Chaka Pon” totem and perform “chaka, pon, chaka, pon” rhythm until the totem stands up revealing its root, then you continue the rhythm.
Here is a Youtube video on how to get your “Rain Miracle”:
You will have a new map after you get your “Rain Miracle”, and you will need to kill a boss to get the “Don Drum”.It’s a tough boss as it eats your Tatepons, so be careful.
If you are an owner of the “Bringer of Slient Death”, the top of the line Razer Mice, Lachesis, you might encounter 2 issues while using it.
I also own a Lachesis and living with the problems ever since Day 1.
The original firmware that came with your mouse is v1.00, which is the buggy one.
Now, Razer has beta firmware for Lachesis and I have tested it. So far, the ‘drifting’ and ‘locking’ have not been occuring. The firmware update is a breeze. You just have to replug your Lachesis after the firmware update is done.
You can try out the beta firmware from the Razer website to solve these problems. I guess the official firmware should be around the corner… Stay tune!
