Informer103 Game Guide & Review

January 16th, 2010

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Informer103 is an online crime detective game played inspired by AETN’s Crime 360 TV series. Essentially, if you’re a keen and very eager detective-minded person you can complete the game with ease in 1-1.5 hours with clues and gameplay on the game site alone. If you prefer to take it slow, you can digest the each stage’s evidence over a night’s nightmares, together with additional clues (described in point 4 below) across the web. The game is split into 5 stages (days) of evidence and case investigation process.

Here’s how to play:

1. Sign up for free
First, sign up on http://Informer103.com by clicking the buttons at the bottom right of the page. After registration, login at the same site. (duh) screen-shot-2010-01-10-at-e4b88be58d88084518

 
2. Day one: Examine clues, complete short tasks, add clues to evidence
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You get your first set of clues (as above) from investigation day 1. To navigate, click each item to examine it, to zoom out, click the surrounding empty space.

Click to view each item. Some require you to run some tasks, like scanning the room with high tech police equipment, or bullet matching. After viewing each item and making your own notes, do remember to click the top right of the item, to “add as evidence” into your evidence folder.

 
2. Subsequent stages, different tasks, similar gameplay.
When you’re done studying and adding all the items for day 1, the subsequent sets of clues from the subsequent investigation days will appear. (You will see them as you zoom out). Do as per the first set of clues, examine, perform simple tasks, make your own notes, add to evidence, and progress along. There are a total of 6 stages/investigation days sets of clues. Here’s a cool vid of the room scanned in erm.. some high tech police scanning flash light.

 
3. Final stage: Who’s dunnit?
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At the final stage, you’ll be given 2 stabs at (guessing) the killer. It’s pretty easy if you paid attention to the important clues, I got it right in one try! Do note that in order to access the final stage, you need the password. This password reveals a video which contains one last crucial bit of evidence. You can obtain the password by watching the AETN Crime 360 series every Monday at 10pm in Asia, or from 1 of these 3 Youtube Videos. 1 2 3. Good luck!

 
4. Other elements of the game
(Note that these additionals are not absolutely essential if you observe every detail on the game site, and spent your childhood watching detective movies and reading Nancy Drew and all her adventures all over the world. Which I really didn’t.)

So there’s the Informer103 Facebook page where users discuss clues, the Informer103 Youtube channel , Myspace, a mysterious user’s blog, and of course the Crime 360 TV show (which airs every Monday at 10pm in Asia).

 
Maybe I should be a social media detective, or the social media spokesperson of police homicide squads, live-tweeting interrogations and investigations…or maybe not. nevermind.

Anyway, it’s a simple and fun game for a boring Sunday night, or a few nights. Play it, write about it, I hope you enjoy it. Cheers!

More info on the TV show and game here.

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Zaobao.com blocked in China 联合早报被封!

December 14th, 2009

Singapore Chinese Newspaper’s widely read (beyond our shores, yes) official website zaobao.com has been blocked in China. 新加坡联合早报被封了!

For many in China, Zaobao has been a source of foreign Asian news perspective, written in Chinese. This follows the very recent shutdown of Yeeyan.com, which translates widely read English articles for Chinese readership.

must be the Tiger ads on zaobao.
more details later..

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Add me on 校内网 Xiaonei.com

July 7th, 2009


Add me on Xiaonei.com: Junde on Xiaonei

Facebook has just gone under the GFW, presumably due to the ongoing riots in Urumqi, Xinjiang. Twitter and Danwei.org had also gone down over the past 2 days.

Also wondering if it’s time for me to take a break back in sg..

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SMM.TV: Anna Syuhada from Malaysia shoots up (on SuperModelMe.TV fame)

July 7th, 2009

In the second instalment of our SUPERMODELME.TV feature, we present…
Anna Syuhada

Nationality: Malaysian
Ethnicity: Malay
Date of Birth: 21 August 1986
Age: 22
Height: 175cm
Language Spoken: English and Malay
Interests/Hobbies: Sports, listening to music, reading magazine

For more photos, videos, and blogs, check out Anna’s profile on SUPERMODELME.TV

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SMM.TV: 17 year old Aussie-Chinese Model in Singapore

July 2nd, 2009

I was encouraged to do a little publicity for SUPERMODELME.TV - an online reality supermodelling competition in Asia. 10 models from Singapore, Malaysia, Korea, Thailand, the Philippines and India will compete to be Asia’s next hottest face on runways and magazines.

I considered writing a serious essay about how Supermodels excite economies of happiness but after deep thought of 12 seconds I decided to just get to the point.

Here’s my current (competition) favourite on the show - Evelyn Lee-Ann Leckie:

Nationality: Australian
Ethnicity: Australian/Chinese
Date of Birth: 3 September 1991
Age: 17
Height: 1.8m
Language Spoken: English
Interests/Hobbies: Dancing, music, shoes, learning French, music festivals and Thai food

For more photos, videos, and blogs, check out Evelyn’s profile on SUPERMODELME.TV

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Disclaimer: This blog is not turning into some other sites you see on the charts at http://ping.sg.
I will still have deep thoughts from time to time.

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