$5 For Anything...What About a New Demo?

I was just checking out Yahoo! this morning to see what the featured stories were today and I came across this interesting website called Fiverr. The website allows anyone to go ahead and post anything, be it a task/item/job and then people can buy it for a max of $5.

Just a few examples I saw this morning were someone would write you a "lo-fi pop indie song", logo designing, and a personalized dress. Check it out here - - - > Click Me for Fiverr

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One last thing, today on Xbox Live the new Splinter Cell Conviction demo was released. The game actually looks really quite good. I was of the few fans for Splinter Cell Double Agent, which btw you can get pretty cheap - get it, and I am glad that the series is finally back. I remember a few years back when they had released some gameplay footage for this game, it looked really good and the animations seemed to be very fluid, then it just fell off the map. The game is still based in Washington D.C. and it seems to have the same gritty feel to it, which is nice. I have to admit though I really liked Sam's look before the rehash. He had more of a homeless, hide from the government, kind of look. Now he just looks like basic Sam without the fancy sneak suit. There is alot to go over for this game so I will just name some key points that I like about Conviction instead of a long boring synopsis.

• Co-Op Mode is Back!
• New mark and execute move which allows you to mark up to three enemies, press a single button, and watch Sam take care of business (Kill Them).
• Silhouette now appears in the environment to show you were the last place was that the enemies saw you.
• Some pretty sweet interrogation scenes that you have full control over.

Ok gotta go guys, back to the wonderful life of banking...