Sunday, April 17, 2011

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How to Customize your Car: 2011 Tips

Posted: 17 Apr 2011 03:26 AM PDT

How to Customize your Car: 2011 Tips

We have some good news for those of you who are looking for how to customize your car this year, as we have found an excellent guide for you to read online which will ensure that you yourself can take the steps necessary to building your own dream car.

One guide which we have picked out specifically on this topic, comes from EHow, as they have listed eight detailed steps on how to achieve a custom vehicle similar to the results you often see on popular MTV show ‘Pimp my Ride’.

Firstly, they state that the first step in customizing your car should be looking at how to improve your wheels or tires. This can be achieved by adjusting the size of them, and of course deciding on your very own choice of rims. Be prepared to pay for your custom gear though, as tire upgrades will start from around $2000.

After you have decided what tires you want, you’re free to customize to your hearts content on the interior body, and exterior design that you want on the back – if any. Other suggestions include window tints, body kits, LEDs, lighting, exotic audio systems and the option of installing grilles on your motor.

Check out the full article over at EHow for more help on this. Have you recently customized your car? If so, was it an easy task and how much money did you spend on it?

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Xenoblade Chronicles: Voice Actor Reveals Possible Release Date

Posted: 16 Apr 2011 09:23 AM PDT

Xenoblade Chronicles: Voice Actor Reveals Possible Release Date

European and North American gamers received a bit of good news recently, when Nintendo confirmed that the Xenoblade Chronicles game – known as just Xenoblade in Japan – for the Nintendo Wii would in fact be released in their regions at some point this year.

Now we have another bit of interesting news, as a voice actor who is working on the upcoming RPG appears to have revealed a possible release date. According to Thomas Worthington at gamerzines.com, Peter Dickson announced on Twitter that he is playing the role of Emperor Sorean.

Besides announcing the role that he is voicing, Peter – who is known in the UK for his voice over work on reality TV shows such as the X-Factor, Britain's Got Talent and Family Fortunes – also revealed that the game is coming out in September, although he didn't give a specific date.

This isn't the only video game that Dickson has leant his voice to either, as he's also made appearances in Kinect Sports and both the Fable and Dragon Quest video game series. The game has proved quite popular in Japan, receiving an overall score of 36/40 from Famitsu magazine.

Do you think you will be buying the Xenoblade Chronicles game?

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Neon Mania: New ‘Steady-Hand’ Game for iOS Devices

Posted: 16 Apr 2011 07:09 AM PDT

Neon Mania: New ‘Steady-Hand’ Game for iOS Devices

If you own an Apple iOS device and you're looking to download a game that not only challenges your coordination but your imagination as well, then you might want to download the recently released Neon Mania game, which is compatible with the iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad.

As noted over on the gamasutra.com website, the Neon Mania application – which is developed by Vivid Games – follows the style of a table-top 'steady-hand' game, which tasks players with illuminating shapes by carefully and accurately tracing around the outlines on the screen of their device.

The game features hundreds of different levels, providing users with hours of addictive and relaxing gameplay. Speaking of gameplay, this is split into various different categories including Signs, Party, Kids, Sports and Landmarks. The developer says more challenges will come in later updates.

Neon Mania also provides players with two different game modes to choose from, which according to the itunes.apple.com website includes Rush Mode and Challenge Mode. Rush mode has users playing against a time, while Challenge Mode tests players' touchscreen precision.

It also comes with a chill-out soundtrack. The Neon Mania application requires the device to be running iOS 3.0 or above. Does this sound like your kind of game?

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