The Refined Geek

[...] makes up this comet. This will then give us incredible insight into the early stages of our solar system and how it evolved into what it is today. Hopefully the harpoon issues will get sorted out in [...]

[...] create a series of rockets that would be capable of delivering humans to any place within our solar system. That program was cancelled in 2010 by President Obama and replaced with a more achievable [...]

[...] is to life but also because we seem to have a lot more of it than any other planet in the solar system. Thus the question of where it came from, and why it’s managed to stick around for so long, is [...]

[...] came a time of endless prosperity. Human life spans tripled and they reached out across their solar system, colonizing all the planets. However The Traveller, as the white sphere had became known, had [...]

[...] materials. It’s really quite exciting to see developments like this as there’s an incredible amount of opportunity for 3D printing to revolutionize several aspects of space travel. [...]

[...] . That, along with it’s never-takes-itself-seriously style, makes Borderlands games an incredible amount of fun to play even years after they’ve been released. The latest instalment, Borderlands: [...]

[...] of information about the world and their place within it. At the same time there’s not an incredible amount of reliance on the previous titles to provide context on the events that are occurring, [...]

[...] motherboard that contains on it 8 PlayStation3 chips allowing them to achieve a pretty incredible amount of density when compared to simply racking consumer units. Some back of the napkin [...]

[...] impactful but after a while the sum of their parts starts to add up to something greater. The crafting system is very rewarding and retains many of the characteristics from Dead Island. All crafting [...]

[...] levels and points which you can spend on improving various aspects of your character. The crafting system also makes a return however this time you’re also able to craft vehicles as well, something [...]

[...] do and does provide a more organic approach to progression than Far Cry 3 did. The crafting system is pretty much identical to its predecessor, providing an ancillary progression system [...]

[...] was probably due to me attempting to smash out the storyline rather than meander about. The crafting system has been shaken up considerably allowing you to create all sorts of highly customized armour [...]

As of right now there’s only one way to get humans into space: on board a Russian Soyuz craft. It’s an incredibly reliable spacecraft, and probabl [...]

The age of the Internet has broke down the barriers that once existed between Australia and the rest of the world. We’re keenly aware that there are [...]

Games aspire to be many things but rarely do they aspire to emulate another medium, especially a physical one. The burgeoning genre of cinematic style [...]

[...] Chapter’s stand out feature as it’s leaps and bounds above what’s in most other story-first games. Instead of being given a bunch of options to choose from with just a small blurb to [...]

[...] . In terms of emotional engagement it wasn’t of the same level as some of the other story-first games I’ve played as of late, however it did do a good enough job to make me empathize with the [...]

[...] novel and definitely makes Life is Strange stand out a little more from the current crop of story-first games. Thankfully Life is Strange does avoid the common pitfall of attempting to put in too many [...]