Hi, I'm Shaun Robinson, a web developer in Ipswich, UK.
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Zelda iPhone text tones
Now that iOS 5 lets you change the text tones (and other sounds) on your iPhone, I created some great ones for Zelda fans.
All the sounds come from the excellent site Legend of Zelda Sound Effects, but the download link below has them formatted as an iPhone ringtone you can just drag into iTunes.
Noises include: The famous “Puzzle complete” noise, Navi “Hey!” and “Listen!”, Various sounds for obtaining items, the Mail Man from Twilight Princess, and more!
The study, conducted by Dr. Christopher J. Ferguson, gave 103 young adults a frustrating task to perform. Afterwards, they would be randomly selected to play no game, a non-violent game, a violent game as a hero, or a violent game as a villain. “The results suggest that violent games reduce depression and hostile feelings in players through mood management,” said Dr. Ferguson.
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The first of the games, developed by UK game designer Sumo Digital, will be available for free download via the Doctor Who website in June.
Andrew is installing X-Plane (flight simulator) on his MacBook Pro. 60GB of terrain. Crazy!
