The High Stakes Poker Season 5 episode 5 will be back from weekend. The shows will be put online as soon as are telecasted. This season has been filled with action and the blinds which were doubled the previous show making it 400-800.
Though there are faces which are familiar yet are far from being clear leader, one leader of the play is the online superstar called the Tom “Durrrr” Dwan. Tom gave a big lead on Barry Greenstein with Aces only to have Barry catch up to him hitting two pair for the biggest pot of the season.
"For more late breaking news about the best in video games, be sure to visit http://all-fun-video-games.blogspot.com
Monday, March 30, 2009
Friday, March 20, 2009
"Layoff" and "The Bailout Game"
There are two new video games, called "Layoff" and "The Bailout Game" introduced which will make you solve the financial crisis faced by the world.
Tiltfactor Labs and the Rochester Institute of Technology's Game Design and Development program have created the game called "Layoff," which requires players to lay off workers in order to save company money and is similar to "Bejeweled," according to USA.
"Players save more money by laying off five workers at once, initiating a bank takeover. When players get stuck, they can click on bank bailout to improve their chances," according to the article. Unlike reality, bankers are exempt from layoffs.
The Blue Earth Interactive LLC called "The Bailout Game" advertises the slogan: "The economy is failing. Who will save us?" The game lets you drive around a bailout buggy/dump truck to distribute bailout funds to struggling U.S. institutions. The game also allows you to "phone" Alan Greenspan for help. Your decisions are judged, most un-objectively, by "media reports" and you are awarded with "beers."
Since everyone seems to have a different solution to fixing the recession, what to do with TARP funds and how to restructure financial institutions, we might as well get in the game. - Maria Woehr
"For more late breaking news about the best in video games, be sure to visit http://all-fun-video-games.blogspot.com
Tiltfactor Labs and the Rochester Institute of Technology's Game Design and Development program have created the game called "Layoff," which requires players to lay off workers in order to save company money and is similar to "Bejeweled," according to USA.
"Players save more money by laying off five workers at once, initiating a bank takeover. When players get stuck, they can click on bank bailout to improve their chances," according to the article. Unlike reality, bankers are exempt from layoffs.
The Blue Earth Interactive LLC called "The Bailout Game" advertises the slogan: "The economy is failing. Who will save us?" The game lets you drive around a bailout buggy/dump truck to distribute bailout funds to struggling U.S. institutions. The game also allows you to "phone" Alan Greenspan for help. Your decisions are judged, most un-objectively, by "media reports" and you are awarded with "beers."
Since everyone seems to have a different solution to fixing the recession, what to do with TARP funds and how to restructure financial institutions, we might as well get in the game. - Maria Woehr
"For more late breaking news about the best in video games, be sure to visit http://all-fun-video-games.blogspot.com
Wednesday, March 11, 2009
WCG Ultimate Gamer
Here is the new medium of entertainment after the season finale of The Bachelor, a new program on SciFi Channel is here to amuse your reality programming fancy.
WCG Ultimate Gamer, the first episode will be aired on Tuesday, March 10, and will be followed by 12 gaming enthusiasts as they "embark on an intense and emotional journey" for a prize of $100,000, some Samsung products and the right to represent the titular World Cyber Games league at gaming events across the globe. Contestants will compete in popular video games and face some "real-life challenges inspired by best-selling game titles."
"For more late breaking news about the best in video games, be sure to visit http://all-fun-video-games.blogspot.com
WCG Ultimate Gamer, the first episode will be aired on Tuesday, March 10, and will be followed by 12 gaming enthusiasts as they "embark on an intense and emotional journey" for a prize of $100,000, some Samsung products and the right to represent the titular World Cyber Games league at gaming events across the globe. Contestants will compete in popular video games and face some "real-life challenges inspired by best-selling game titles."
"For more late breaking news about the best in video games, be sure to visit http://all-fun-video-games.blogspot.com
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