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Monthly Archives: August 2009
New Super Mario Bros. Wii
It looks pretty damn cool if you ask me. It appears to be a true Mario platformer, at least.
Out of Context #0152
Friend: I got my finger all the way in there before she woke up.
Mr. Pink: As strange as this sounds, I’m glad you’re talking about her nose.
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The Moral Debate Over Shadow Complex
There appears to be quite a moral debate surrounding Shadow Complex, the amazing new side scrolling shooter on Xbox Live Arcade. The game’s story is based on that of Empire, a 2006 book by Ender’s Game author Orson Scott Card. Card is, according to many, an outspoken homophobe. That’s led many gamers and gaming journalists not to purchase the game.
I bought the game, myself, and I think it’s amazing. (Full review coming in the next day or two.) Mr. Maroon is actually playing it as I type this.
Check out this Kotaku article for more details.
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Cancer Killer
MIT geeks do all the best stuff. The Telegraph reports that researchers at the university recently discovered a compound, Salinomycin, that kills cancer stem cells that were previously though to be invulnerable. These are the cells that seed tumors, are resistant to chemotherapy and radiation, and are thought to be responsible for the return and aggressiveness of many cancer types.
Clinical use of this compound won’t come to fruition for a while — there is an unbelievable number of hurdles to jump before the FDA approves anything — but this discovery puts us one step closer to trouncing the bitch we call cancer.
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