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Team Telegraph day 4: Get your clicks on the virtual catwalk
Go online if you want to avoid the sales queues, says Hilary Alexander So, you've broken your resolutions already. The credit squeeze is as pressing a problem as your too-tight jeans, and a month of serious dressing up has completely sapped your energy for grooming. .
Switchball Rolls on to Xbox LIVE(R) Arcade
LOS ANGELES, Nov. 7 /PRNewswire/ -- Sierra Online, a division of Vivendi Games, has released Switchball(TM), a new puzzle game for Xbox LIVE(R) Arcade. The Switchball game challenges players to guide a transformable ball along extensive maze-like courses suspended in midair and set in stunning, expansive worlds. The game has already received critical praise, winning TeamXbox.com's "Best Downloadable Game of E3" and "Editor's Choice" awards, as well as a 9.4 out of 10 rating from the site. "Switchball exemplifies the innovation and level of quality we are bringing to Xbox LIVE Arcade," said Nicole Perez, vice president of marketing, Sierra Online. "Switchball's striking graphics, as well as the physics-based gameplay, advances the genre." Developed by Atomic Elbow, the Switchball game features an advanced Ageia-based physics engine, making the physical puzzles intuitive and allowing players to interact with objects just as they would in the real world.
MOTU debuts Digital Performer 6, Electric Keys
Audio and video specialist MOTU has debuted Digital Performer 6, the next version of its audio sequencing software. The interface of the program has been completely redesigned, and includes a variety of other enhancements as well, such as XML exchange with Final Cut Pro, and generally improved support for film scoring. Users can now work with interleaved broadcast WAVE files, pre-render virtual instruments, and "bounce and burn" to audio CDs. Finally, there is better support for AU plug-ins, and operating as a front end for Pro Tools HD systems. DP6 should ship later this quarter for $795. Coming in February is Electric Keys, a virtual instrument whose main feature is a 40GB sound library, containing over 20,000 samples of pianos, organs, clavinets and Wurlitzers, along with tape samplers, string machines, keyboard basses and yet more obscure instruments.
Hip-Hop Rumors: Gary Coleman Paid? Foxy Free? Budden Calls Jay-Z ...
Foxy is using whatever means she can to get out of Rikers Island. The latest is she recently met with the presiding judge and there is a glimmer of hope. The only doctor that has been able to help Foxy and her ear situation is located in California. As expected the DA was hating, saying that there should be no sentence reduction even of Fox was dying. The judge will rule later in the month.
BROOKE HOGAN LEAVES SCOTT STORCH?
I don't know what kind of contract Brooke Hogan had with Scott Storch. I would assume the Hulkster can get her out off any contract –even Scott Storch. Well, Brooke has a myspace page that has her record label status as, “Trying to find a good one!" She signed to Scott Storch's Storchavelli Records in 2006 and hasn't done a lot musically.
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