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Star Wars: The Old Republic – The Series by Vic

2 January, 2012 by Vic Gaming, Walkthroughs, Walkthroughs 2 comments

Hey all! I decided to start a video walkthrough series of the my adventures through Star Wars: The Old Republic. I’m going to do “seasons” in terms of characters I’m leveling, focusing on one character at a time. I apologize for starting the walkthrough at level 12, but I decided it would be a fun project to do while playing this game. I’m going to take feedback and requests from commenters so you all have a chance to help level the characters I’m playing, and at the end decide what type of character we roll next and where he/she aligns on the morale spectrum.

So we’re starting off with Seishin, a Sith Warrior devoted to the Empire. He is going down the path of a Marauder, just for that sexy looking dual-wielding action. Along with his companion, Vette, Seishin’s journey is looking to be a fun, yet challenging one!

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Motorola Droid Bionic Review

15 September, 2011 by Vic Android, Guru Inspections, Hardware, Motorola, Reviews, Smartphones, Verizon 3 comments

The Motorola Droid Bionic is the first smartphone (superphone?) from Verizon Wireless that combines nearly every high-end spec imaginable. It has a 4.3” qHD display, dual-core CPU, 4G LTE, 8MP camera w/ 1080p video recording, Mobile Hotspot, and more! The main question is: “Does the Droid Bionic live up to the eight months of hype?” Find out after the break!

Sprint posts Q2 Results: Some gains, some losses…well, primarily losses.

28 July, 2011 by Vic News No comments

As much as Sprint would like to dazzle up their numbers, the boys at Overland Park got hit with some big losses. Sprint managed to increase revenue by 4% to $8.3 billion and add over a million subscribers, with 647,000 of those coming from prepaid, but that’s where the good news ends. Sprint lost 101,000 prepaid subscribers and backed that up with a $847 million loss. Sprint also did announce a deal with LightSquared that will allow them to get LTE to 260 million by 2015, but the question is will that be enough to save them?