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Assassins Creed Revelations PS3 Too much of a good thing

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Assassins Creed Revelations PS3 Too much of a good thing So yeah. Im really behind one this one. I purchased this game around Xmas time but for whatever reason as much as I enjoy playing this franchise it never seems incredibly high on my to do list. I ended up waiting until a big thicket of March releases before I actually got around to it. So to some folks this review wont be anything new but then again, Im not out to compete with major game review sites and mags, Im just talking about things as I play them. So, without further adieu. ASSASSINS CREED: REVELATIONS (PS3/XB360) Our next installment of Assassins Creed picks up with future protagonist Desmond Miles waking up realizing he is in the Animus. Finding the consciousnesses of agent 16, the assassin in the animus before him, Desmond learns after retrieving the Apple of Eden his mind basically overloaded and he has slipped into a coma. In a last ditch effort to save him, his team basically boosts the Animus in safe ...

Audi and Joost Arijs have made the most Belgian thing ever a chocolate covered TT

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Audi and Joost Arijs have made the most Belgian thing ever a chocolate covered TT Audi and Joost Arijs have made the most Belgian thing ever: a chocolate-covered TT Auto detailers look away; things are about to get very painful for you. At the 24th International Biannual Design Fair in Belgium, Audi teamed with Joost Arijs patisserie to create probably the most Belgian thing ever: a TT completely covered in designer chocolate. 27,000 separate pieces were used to cover almost every inch of the vehicle�s exterior, minus a few patches where hungry onlookers snagged a piece or two. The TT�s exterior designer Dany Garand used the display to highlight the third-gen car�s aesthetic philosophy, which goes well beyond making a �sweet� ride. �The first-generation TT was a lot of circles and spheres with a lot of geometric intersection,� explains Garand. �The second-generation was also very [circle and sphere-oriented], but they were blending...