Little Inferno Sells 250,000 Copies
Little Inferno Sells 250,000 Copies
Little Inferno has managed to sell around 250,000 copies across the three platforms it was released to: PC, Wii U, and iOS. Basically, Little Inferno is every pyromaniacs wish. I quote from Wikipedia because I’m too lazy to come up with a proper description:
Little Inferno is set in front of a brick fireplace, which the player uses to set various objects, such as toys, dolls, and electronics, on fire. The game encourages the player to burn any combination of objects to see how they react when lit ablaze, as most of the objects have unique properties. Little Inferno is classified as a sandbox game as it offers few traditional objectives to complete and has no states of failure. The game was designed as a satire of similarly themed video games in which the player dedicates long amounts of time to performing tasks considered to be unrewarding.
Little Inferno’s Soundtrack Up For Grabs
You can currently pick up Little Inferno‘s soundtrack for free.
Be sure to grab the soundtrack by following the link. Towards the end of the blog post you’ll see the track list along with the track notes. If you wish to purchase the game itself, follow this link to be directed to the official outlet.
Mozilla Firefox Reveals Beta Version 13
Mozilla Firefox has revealed the 13th beta version which comes with a speed boost. The big thing about the 13th version is the allegedly faster Web navigation. According to PCmag, Firefox 13 incorporates the SPDY protocol, which was originally planned as a successor to HTTP.
The company said the following about SPDY and its purpose:
“SPDY encrypts all communication with SSL, which makes browsing more secure. Users will notice quicker page load speeds on sites that support SPDY networking.”
If you update your browser to the latest version you will pleasantly surprised to see that the home-page offers easy access to bookmarks, history, settings, add-ons and more. The tabs will also undergo a revamp and they will apparently feature “Chrome-esque” quick links to the sites you visit the most. This can also be customized, added and of course, removed.
Firefox 13 is still only intended for developers and it’s advised for regular users to wait until it’s somewhat stable. If you still wish to download it, simply follow the link.
Are you looking forward to the new version of Firefox?
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