Just over a century ago in June 1909, two famous Americans arrived in Brentwood. Their faces were familiar, having made front page headlines in world press. They were Wilbur and Orville Wright. Six years earlier they had made history by becoming the world’s first aviators. They were in London that summer, promoting their great achievement and no doubt paid a visit to Mary Green Manor in Brook Street, where their ancestors, the Wright family had lived centuries earlier.
Treasures from her palaces and temples are starring in “Cleopatra: The Search for the Last Queen of Egypt” now through Sept. 5 at Cincinnati Museum Center.
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This summer is a new Transformers movie, and thus, it goes almost without saying that Activision plans to launch a licensed game based on the movie. Now the project is announced.
LONDON (Gamer.no): Last week Sony invited us to the English capital to watch some of their upcoming titles. Despite the fact that it still was not playable for journalists, it was not surprising that much talked 3 Uncharted: Drake’s Deception, who ran off with a lot of attention.
I’ve always liked fantasy and science fiction, but I was ten or twelve years old when I stopped to think heroes like Superman and Batman were particularly cool. The interest, however, flared up again in recent years, helped by bright good films like The Dark Knight, Watchmen, kickass and Ironman.
Once LucasArts had nothing to do with empty gaming habit: The Force Unleashed II. The company dealt with the creation of production in climates of Star Wars, but apart from that created a great adventure. One of the most interesting were the stories about Indiana Jones. Fortunately, thanks to fans of the legend of the projects is always alive.
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Last year’s perhaps the biggest news on the games front was the saga of how the Call of Duty developer Infinity Ward crumbled in Activision’s harsh grip. Exactly what happened we may never solve, but lawsuits have hail in the east and west in retrospect.
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