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3rd June 2012

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thebiggl:

So I’m thinking for my son’s room, (when he gets one) He’ll have this amazing wall. And Daddy will play with him everyday for the next ten years until he thinks they’re not cool, and which point I will disown him and claim to no longer be his father. :D 

This is what life was supposed to be!

thebiggl:

So I’m thinking for my son’s room, (when he gets one) He’ll have this amazing wall. And Daddy will play with him everyday for the next ten years until he thinks they’re not cool, and which point I will disown him and claim to no longer be his father. :D 

This is what life was supposed to be!

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3rd June 2012

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‘Assassin’s Creed 3: Liberation’

Ubisoft’s Assassin’s Creed 3 will see release on Xbox 360, PS3, and PC later this year; however another installment of Assassin’s Creed will be joining it. Today it was revealed that Sony’s PlayStation Vita will be getting its own entry to the Assassin’s Creed series with a spinoff title known as Assassin’s Creed 3: Liberation which is set to release along Assassin’s Creed 3 on October 30th.

First details on Assassin’s Creed 3: Liberation have been shared today from the latest issue of Game Informer. Developed by Ubisoft Sofia, Liberation’s storyline won’t connect to Desmond; instead it will offer a different look at the Assassin/Templar conflict. The events of Liberation are described as a propaganda tool by Abstergo which will have players experience a grey area of the conflict from the view of an assassin rather than a Templar.

Despite this change, the magazine clearly states Liberation has “true Assassin’s Creed gameplay” as the game takes place in open areas where you can run, climb, fight and explore the entire city of New Orleans without loading a new area.

Set in New Orleans, Louisiana towards the conclusion of the French and Indian War between the years 1765-1780, Assassin’s Creed 3: Liberation follows a female assassin named Aveline, who has a mixed heritage of French and Black. Aveline’s mentor is named Agate, the leader of the assassins within New Orleans, but is also an escaped slave. It is also said that Assassin’s Creed 3’s main character, Conner, will meet with Aveline during the game.

Wildlife like alligators will act as an environmental threat as they wait on the banks of the swamps and hide beneath the gloomy waters. Liberation will take players across the Gulf and into Mexico. New weapons will include a sugarcane machete, pistols, muskets, and grenades.

The magazine also shares that Assassin’s Creed 3: Liberation will have a multiplayer created for Vita. A Vita exclusive will allow you to pick pocket using Vita’s touch mechanics. No additional details have been revealed at this time but expect to hear more at E3 2012 next week.

Source: examiner.com

2nd June 2012

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2nd June 2012

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2nd June 2012

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unknownskywalker:

Light fixtures by Frank Buchwald

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2nd June 2012

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MADEMOISELLE MAURICE – ORIGAMI STREET ART

The latest creations of the French artist Mademoiselle Maurice, ephemeral installations and non-degrading poetic street art performed with hundreds of colorful origami glued on the walls of Paris. A daunting task to achieve thousands of origami using mostly recycled paper, in a spirit of friendly temporary installation, for the environment and the street. A cloud of origami that fly just like the human network and natural elements, with particular reference to the little Japanese girl Sadako Sasaki.

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1st June 2012

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Custom Gothic Bough Hunting Sword

A piece of steel from a mid 19th Century bridge was re-forged to make the blade of this Gothic Bough style hunting sword. The use of the sword for the hunt was quite common in the medieval period and was considered an excellent practice for war.

This piece is detailed with a guard forged to represent a twisted branch and has the lug on the side of the hilt in the same fashion. This lug on the guard was a common feature on hunting swords and messers of the period. The grip is a piece of stag antler that fit beautifully to the hand and was a favorite style of grip for these swords.

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1st June 2012

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Photos of the old Siberian houses

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1st June 2012

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1st June 2012

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