Written walkthrough at Mahalo

• Mission 01: Birds of a Feather
• Mission 02: La Porte De L’Enfer
• Mission 03: Fortuna Castle
• Mission 04: Cold Blooded
• Mission 05: Trisagion
• Mission 06: Resurrection
• Mission 07: The She-Viper
• Mission 08: Profession of Faith
• Mission 09: For You
• Mission 10: Wrapped in Glory
• Mission 11: The Ninth Circle
• Mission 12: A New Beginning
• Mission 13: The Devil Returns
• Mission 14: The Forest of Ruin
• Mission 15: Fortuna Castle
• Mission 16: Inferno
• Mission 17: Adagio For Strings
• Mission 18: The Destroyer
• Mission 19: The Successor
• Mission 20: La Vita Nuova
• Secret Missions

Son of Sparda Walkthrough on YouTube

Take the Modern Warfare Stimulus Package; £10 for 5 maps, the entire game was available for £26 from the Supermarkets when first released. Even at the full retail price of £40 it’s impossible to justify the £15 price tag. Of course you don’t need to look much further than the Xbox Avatar Marketplace for conclusive proof of the insanity of DLC pricing. £7 to equip your Avatar with a Lightsaber and the Dark Lord Armour. It’s no wonder that Avatar Rewards are nearly non-existent

Son: Dad, I was banned from Xbox Live.
Father: Why, what did you do?
Son: Nuffin’, they didn’t even tell me what it was for!
Father: Right, I’ll sort them out. Don’t you worry

Not many father’s (I presume it’s the father anyway) get to hear the words “Your son was exposing himself on camera in Uno” I’d bet, and can you imagine the awkwardness at home afterward. To tell mum, or not to tell mum

Configuration

First off, edit MediaMonkey.ini. Insert the DBName property and modify the PreviewDir one:

[System]
DBName=\\server\music\MediaMonkey\MM.DB
TempDir=C:\MediaMonkey\Temp\
CacheDir=C:\MediaMonkey\Cache\
PreviewDir=\\server\music\MediaMonkey\Previews\

Move the existing MediaMonkey database to the network location specified, alongside a copy of the ini file which will serve as a template for subsequent MediaMonkey installs on other machines.

Relocating the Library

I should have moved the files using MediaMonkey’s AutoOrganise function so that all the links were updated in the database at the same time. Fortunately there is an alternative; fire up MediaMonkey and install the SQL-Viewer script, which will allow us to work directly with the database using SQL.

1. Find out the IDMedia of both the current and new locations. To find out the new location IDMedia (Y) (together with the current IDMedia locator), add a duplicate test track from the new (UNC) location. and run:

select * from Songs where songtitle = "example song title"

2. Now we know the IDMedia, run the path change query:

update Songs set SongPath = replace(SongPath, "M:\", "\\server\music\Library") WHERE IDMedia = "X"

3. Update the IDMedia to the new location for all songs:

update Songs set IDMedia = "Y" WHERE IDMedia = "X"

References

1. Portable MediaMonkey
2. Changing the default database Location
3. Convert mapped drive to UNC
4. SQL-Viewer

2K Games Announces XCOM® – Suspense and Mystery-Filled First-Person Shooter from Creators of BioShock® 2

Award-winning developers set their sights on re-imagining the suspense, tension and fear of one of gaming’s most beloved franchises only on Xbox 360 and Windows PC

New York, NY – April 14, 2010– 2K Games announced today that XCOM®,the re-imagining of one of gaming’s most storied and beloved franchises,is currently in development at 2K Marin, the studio behind the multi-million unit selling BioShock® 2.Currently in development exclusively for the Xbox 360® video game and entertainment system from Microsoft and Windows PC, XCOM combines the strategic core of the groundbreaking franchise with a suspense-filled narrative and distills it into a tense and unique first-person shooter experience.

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Just wait a god-damned minute. Did I read that right? XCOM. First. Person. Shooter. Nerf Now has it spot on!

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