Deadlight - Part 4

         

The whole Apps Plus gang gets together and plays... possibly one of the worst games ever made?

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(This game is available digitally through Xbox Live Arcade, as well as most digital PC platforms)

Deadlight is owned by Tequila Works

Assassin's Creed II - Part 4

Hatok and Ernesto Guillermo take a trip back in time to the life of Ezio Auditore Da Firenze and explore a world of intrigue, murder, and feathers

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PC- http://tinyurl.com/m2yr3ja
PS3- http://tinyurl.com/kaohwtg
360- http://tinyurl.com/kzv3h2p
uPlay- http://tinyurl.com/m3kecmn
Steam- http://tinyurl.com/yjc8n8e

Assassin's Creed 2 is owned by Ubisoft

Multiiplayer Monday: Star Wars Battlefront II - Part 4

Bryan the Cake Loving Artist and Ernesto Guillermo return with Hatok for the Star Wars Battlefront II multiplayer!

Join us for every Monday for new multiplayer shenanigans!

Buy this game:
http://www.amazon.com/Star-Wars-Battl...

Battlefront II owned by LucasArts (which is now owned by Disney)

Crysis 3 - Part 4

 Ernesto Guillermo, Hatok and Bryan the Cake Loving Artist walk for 5000 M in Prophet's shoes.


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Crysis 3 is developed by Crytek and owned by Electronic Arts

Multiplayer Monday: Super Smash Bros. Braw - Part 4

Hatok and Ernesto Guillermo go head to head in the first part of the new Multiplayer Monday series! Today's game: Super Smash Bros Brawl for the Wii!

Join us for every Monday for new multiplayer shenanigans!

Buy this game:
http://tinyurl.com/pos7cs8

Super Smash Bros owned by Nintendo

Flower - Part 4

Hatok, Lorl, Ernesto Guillermo and Bryan the Cake Loving Artist breeze through Flower

Buy this game:
http://tinyurl.com/k3jy8f2

Flower owned by That Game Company

Journey - Part 4

Hatok, Lorl and Ernesto Guillermo embark... on a journey.


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http://tinyurl.com/cp959gh

Journey owned by That Game Company

Portal - Part 4

A half blind, half not-so-blind run of the original Portal

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http://store.steampowered.com/app/400/
http://tinyurl.com/cddf3vo
http://tinyurl.com/c64rrzh

Portal owned by Valve

Apps Plus Comms- Fancy Pants Part 4

We`re back with more Fancy Pants!

Apps Plus Comms- Battlefront Part 4

We journey to the jungle planet of Felucia, where we encounter terrible beasts known as Acklay. Not only that, but there's an entire army of droids here too! We quickly conclude that Felucia is not a great planet to live on.

Commentators: the Cake Loving Artist and Ernesto Guillermo

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http://www.amazon.com/Star-Wars-Battl...

Battlefront II owned by LucasArts (which is now owned by Disney)

Apps Plus Comms- TIE Fighter Part 5

The Cake Loving Artist takes on more...well you can probably guess.

iOS 6: Part 4

Welcome to part 4 of my ongoing series dedicated to everything iOS 6. Today we'll take a look at everything new involving photos.






Photo Stream:

What Photo Stream is is this new way of sharing your photos. Let's say you took some pictures at some family reunion and there was a funny picture of your cousin in one of those photos and you want to share it just with your cousin. With Photo Stream you can share this photo via iCloud to your cousins iOS 6 or Mountain Lion device via your photo app. If your cousin doesn't have one of those devices then they can just view them on the Internet. One thing that's cool about this is that it works over cellular and Wi-Fi networks meaning if you're using iPod Touch 4th Generations and higher, or if you have a phone without a data plan, then you can still use this feature. The other cool thing about Photo Stream is that you can leave comments on your shared photos.

I think it's time to get analytical. Sure on paper those features sound cool and useful, but then again are they really? I've been able to send emails with photos in them and leave comments that way for years. So why would I need Photo Stream. The only benefit that I could think of would be the fact that you supposedly can send unlimited photos, and we all know how frustrating it can be to send boat loads of photos via email. Of course that's why they created things like the cloud and Drop Box, both of which nullify this problem. So at the end of the day Photo Stream is basically a cleaner way to send your pictures off to people and doesn't really any significant benefit to it other then making things more seamless for you.