You ever sit down and wonder, what is web 2.0? No really, what is it. How do you define it, what does it look like, and who makes it? Read on and I’ll show you how you can step into it head first and arms open.

You’ll have to excuse my latest absence. I’ve been more than a haze, with the day time job, Reality Knights work, and of course the video games. I ran through a few games over the weekend. Of course none of that would have been possible if I didn’t finish Timeshift.  :megaman:

I finally got my hands on Capcom’s new shooter, Lost Planet: Extreme Condition. The game play is somewhat unique, the plot looks intriguing, and best of all I get to ride around in big machines. Here’s Devon quick and dirty review of the game.

A co - worker sent me a link to this article on SFGate.com. In the article, we are presented with some of the billionaires found on the Forbes list of the world’s richest people, who also happened to reside right here in California. The list featured some of the usual stars including Larry Page, Sergey Brin, and even Larry Ellison. However, I was shocked to read one new name on the list, Mark Zuckerberg. At 23, Zuckerberg is the youngest on the list and he is believed to be worth a cool $1.5 billion. I am proud of Zuckerberg, don’t get me wrong, but this leads me to Facebook, his problem child.

The popular show time series, Dexter, is going to be packaged in the video game format and headed for a console near you. If you are a fan of the show then this game is obviously for you. If your a video game fan, then this game is definitely for you.