Freebie: Portal

Portal is free until May 24th. No strings attached

  Well, technically speaking, there are some strings attached. Fortunately, they're entirely decorative. We just like the way they look, swaying in the gentle breeze created by a million people simultaneously fainting from shock at the news that Portal is free. Now you have no reason not to try Portal.

"I have a reason," some of you are probably typing into an angry email. "You see, sir, I own a Mac."

Well guess what: For the first time ever, Portal is also available for the Mac.

"Capital news! But the excellent puzzle adventure Portal won over 40 Game of the Year awards; Surely it must cost at least five or six hundred dollars."

You'd think that, especially since it actually won over 70 Game of the Year Awards. But, like we keep saying, Portal is free. Free on the Mac. Free on the PC. But only until May 24th. So you only have a few days to decide if your free copy of Portal is worth the price we're currently charging - which is you ever-so-slightly moving your index finger just barely enough to click the big green button right there to the right or click right here.

Thanks to Steampowered.com for the great gift

Site of the Day: Cinema Spot

This film-related resource includes reviews, trivia, quotes, multimedia, filmmaking, and reference materials. The site also offers links to new release calendars, photo galleries, bloopers and parental guides.

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Site of the Day: Project Gutenberg

Over 30,000 free eBooks. Consists of books that have expired copyrights in the United States. If it is an old book, chances are you can find it here.  Downloadable in many formats so you are sure to find one that works best for you.

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This Week on DVD

This week on DVD we have some excellent releases. One excellent Horror/Thriller in Daybreakers (2010), and Mel Gibson's triumphant return in Edge of Darkness (2010). Legion (2010) is not a complete waste of an evening, although it cannot compare to the other two.

These movies are all worth owning, but our pick of the week has to be Mel Gibson's triumphant return.

DVD Spotlight for May 11th

May 11 DVD Releases

- The Bandit of Sherwood Forest (Action, Adventure, Fantasy, Romance) Buy Now
- Daria: The Complete Animated Series (Animation, TV) Buy Now
- Daybreakers (Horror) Buy Now
- Edge of Darkness (Suspense Thriller) Buy Now
- Legion (Action, Supernatural Thriller) Buy Now
- Malice in Wonderland (Action, Crime, Drama, Fantasy, Romance, Thriller) Buy Now
- My Wife & Kids: Season 2 (Comedy, TV) Buy Now
- The Prince of Thieves (Adventure, Drama) Buy Now
- Raising the Bar: The Complete Second Season (Drama, TV) Buy Now
- Rogues of Sherwood Forest (Adventure, Drama) Buy Now
- Sword of Sherwood Forest (Adventure) Buy Now

This Weeks Music Releases

 

May 11

    Keane - Night Train
    John5 - The Art of Malice
    Meat Loaf - Hang Cool Teddy Bear
    Taproot - Plead The Fifth
    Jessica Harp - A Woman Needs
    Tenth Avenue North - The Lights Meet The Dark
    4Troops - 4Troops
    Charice - Charice
    The National - High Violet
    Mindi Abair - In Hi-Fi Stereo
    Jackson Browne & David Lindley - Love Is Strange
    Little Fish - Baffled & Beat
    Crash Test Dummies - Oooh La La!
    Jennifer Knapp - Letting Go
    Hoodoo Gurus - Purity Of Essence

ESPN the Magazine 1 Year for $5.00

ESPN The Magazine 1 Year for $5.00

Amazing deal on ESPN the magazine. We get it because it comes with a year of Insider access which costs 6.99 a month separately. This is a fantastic value.

ESPN The Magazine 1 Year for $5.00

The Magazine for the NEXT generation of sports fans with emphasis on the personality, lifestyle & off--the-field activities of today's newsworthy &up-and-coming athletes. All delivered with insights, humor, cutting edge design and in-your-face photography.

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Movie Pick: Iron Man 2

This week's pick in the wide releases is a very obvious Iron Man 2

Some actors are born to play certain parts. Robert Downey Jr. inhabits Tony Stark completely. It's not as surprisingly good as the first in the series, if only because we are expecting greatness. This movie is still good enough for an opening night standing ovation in the theatre we were in…more

Note: Cross posted from EntertainmentNutz.

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