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The past LEGO games have always been simplistic fun, though a few puzzles here and there can be rather frustrating. The LEGO games have also always relied on previous movies to provide the set pieces and story. LEGO Batman marks the first time a completely original story is being developed in conjunction with the tried and true LEGO formula. Whether you want to fight crime as Batman or do evil as the Joker, LEGO Batman looks to impress fans of all ages.
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via MPOGD @ 14:13 23rd Jul
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Coming this Fall to North America is the LEGO Batman PS2 bundle, which includes the LEGO Batman game and the Justice League: New Frontiers flick for $149. I would buy this machine if it had a Batman logo on it, especially if it was released in the next two days as my Batman slobbering becomes fully torrential leading up to Thursday night. Still, not too bad.
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via Gizmodo @ 19:49 15th Jul
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WorthPlaying writes: "The LEGO Batman: The Videogame story unfolds with Batman's greatest foes escaping from Arkham Asylum and creating mayhem throughout Gotham City. Tracking criminals, including The Joker and The Penguin, players will utilize Batman's gadgets as well as build and operate fantastic vehicles in one or two player cooperative gameplay.
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via NG4.com @ 7:16 4th Jul
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Did you ever think a game meshing an iconic film franchise with LEGO would be such a huge hit or so much fun to play? We know we didn't; it seemed too silly and childish to actually be good. Then we played LEGO Star Wars. And kept playing it. And the same went for LEGO Star Wars II and LEGO Star Wars III. And we're still working through LEGO Indiana Jones.
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via DOSE @ 12:22 19th Jul
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Fancy a change of scenery? Take our site skins for a test drive. Just click on the skin name to switch the skin.
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via Spong @ 18:53 7th Jul
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Yes, Barbara Gordon gets the ‘block’-buster treatment – the feisty red-head librarian assisting Batman on consoles and PC in autumn.
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via Games Domain @ 16:15 18th Aug
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National Instruments and LEGO Education collaborate on the new interactive LEGO Education WeDo classroom robotics platform, which is designed for students ages 7 to 11. The LEGO Education WeDo-Software is based on the NI LabVIEW graphical design software. (PRNewsFoto/National Instruments)
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via PR Newswire @ 18:59 7th Aug
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National Instruments and LEGO Education continue their educational robotics collaboration with the new LEGO Education WeDo classroom robotics platform. Powered by NI LabVIEW graphical design software, LEGO Education WeDo Software is a drag-and-drop, icon-based environment that students ages 7 to 11 can use to easily program their own robotics inventions. Using WeDo software, students learn basic programming skills while designing their robotics applications.
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via Electronic Specifier @ 23:35 13th Aug
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National Instruments and LEGO Education continue their educational robotics collaboration with the new LEGO Education WeDo classroom robotics platform. Powered by NI LabVIEW graphical design software, LEGO Education WeDo Software is a drag-and-drop, icon-based environment that students ages 7 to 11 can use to easily program their own robotics inventions. Using WeDo software, students learn basic programming skills while designing their robotics applications.
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via EDA Geek @ 6:34 9th Aug
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Aug. 12, 2008 – National Instruments and LEGO Education continue their educational robotics collaboration with the new LEGO Education WeDo classroom robotics platform. Powered by NI LabVIEW graphical design software, LEGO Education WeDo Software is a drag-and-drop, icon-based environment that students ages 7 to 11 can use to easily program their own robotics inventions. Using WeDo software, students learn basic programming skills while designing their robotics applications.
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via Automation.com @ 3:24 13th Aug
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jedie noted an impressive rendering of the Beijing Olympics in Lego. Featuring 300,000 bricks, and 4,500 Lego, it was built by the Hong Kong Lego User Group. Yes that exists. Amazing. I'm pretty sure that the lighting inside the water cube was not made using stock legos. At least, non in my giant cardboard box.
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via Slashdot @ 23:44 18th Aug
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Speaking to Variety, Traveller's Tales president Jon Burton has revealed that the LEGO Star Wars developer has already "started doing some LEGO games on the Warner IP... down the line".
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via Pro-G @ 9:44 7th Aug
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Last Tuesday, a group of professors, students and robotics hobbyists launched the H.A.L.E. (High Altitude Lego Extravaganza): seven Lego Mindstorms robots attached to a weather balloon, which exploded at 30km over the Earth's surface. Each of the robots parachuted back successfully, but not without taking the obligatory photographs of the ascent and descent:
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via Gizmodo @ 21:42 1st Aug
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An anonymous reader writes "Gizmodo has a fascinating report and video tour inside the Lego factory, which is full of robots and controlled by a mainframe. 'This video shows something that very few people have had the opportunity to witness: the inside of the Lego factory, with no barriers or secrets. I filmed every step in the creation of the brick. From the raw granulate stored in massive silos to the molding machines to the gigantic storage cathedrals to the decoration and packaging warehouses, you will be able to see absolutely everything, including the most guarded secret of the company: the brick molds themselves.'"
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via Slashdot @ 5:48 22nd Jul
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jmcbain tips a fascinating interview in Scientific American with a professor of kinesiology and neuroscience (and a 26-year practitioner of Chito-Ryu karate-do). The question was, how much training would it take for a normal person to become Batman? The professor says: "You could train somebody to be a tremendous athlete and to have a significant martial arts background, and also to use some of the gear that he has, which requires a lot of physical prowess... In terms of the physical skills to be able to defend himself against all these opponents all the time, I would benchmark that at 10 to 12 years." The problem is, even after that amount of training, no one could remain on top of their game for more than a few years. And "Batman can't really afford to lose.
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via Slashdot @ 20:22 18th Jul
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via NG4.com @ 19:48 29th Jul
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via Team Xbox @ 11:31 18th Jul
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via Video Business Online @ 23:53 24th Jul
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via Edge Magazine @ 9:41 13th Aug
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Network World visited the "garage" at the LinuxWorld expo this week to look at various gadgets running Linux. Several different devices are highlighted including the Talking Book digital audio recorder, Linuxstamp and Tin Can Tools boards for embedded hobbyists (as well as developers), OpenMoko, and more. "
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via LWN @ 14:24 10th Aug
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The computing industry is familiar with the low-cost lab known as the garage, a historic hot-bed for innovation, and this week LinuxWorld had its own "garage" to showcase embedded Linux.
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via NetworkWorld @ 16:18 8th Aug
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onehitwonder writes "The class-action lawsuit that current and former Apple employees have filed against the company raises questions about what kinds of workers are covered by the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) — and thus, what kinds of workers are eligible for overtime pay. Some tech workers are covered under it; some are not though perhaps they should be. The lawyer who got IBM workers a $65M settlement from Big Blue for violating labor laws explains why employers often deny tech workers overtime pay and the circumstances under which certain tech workers may or may not be covered under the FLSA. From the article: 'It's not uncommon for employers to err on the side of classifying employees as exempt [from the FLSA], says Sagafi... In fact, the dirty little secret among employers and HR departments is that classifying employees as exe
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via Slashdot @ 14:16 13th Aug
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Manawatu's covered grass wicket is already having an impact on the Manawatu Cricket Association's bottom line and it's less than half finished.
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via Manawatu Standard @ 6:00 23rd Jul
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LONDON, England (AP) -- Batman star Christian Bale was arrested Tuesday over allegations of assault, British media reported.
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via CNN @ 16:00 22nd Jul
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