Archive for May, 2006

Every so often the news media grabs onto an issue that has a potential impact on the public, generating an unprecedented amount of buzz, and usually spurring lots of debate and saber rattling in congress, hopefully piggy-backing off of the constituent grabbing concerns.  The latest...

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…May updates?  Man, that’s rough material.  Anywho, Joystiq (and most of the rest of the World Wide Web of Gaming) has posted a story about the new Spring Update for the 360.  I posted an article awhile back about some of the things that I wanted...

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This story Is to me a step in the right direction.  Sony actually supporting homebrew apps on their next gen linux based console, is nothing short of a revolutionary leap forward in console design.  Whether they deliver on this has yet to be seen, but...

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Just a quick post to stay on top of this… nintendo’s conference just concluded, and I have to say, lackluster graphics aside, I’m very impressed with their offering.  Like they did with the DS, they’re taking an innovative step forward within the confines of proven...

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Like many fanboys I was waiting, fingers crossed as Sony took the stage.  Like many fans eager for more realization of the impossible visions Sony showed us last year at E3 when they stole everyone’s thunder, I was more than a little disappointed. 

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Or, as pointed out to me:  "E3 is christmastime for Khidr" OXM has word that Sega is dropping a chromehounds demo for E3.  As a fan of the original four mechwarrior games, and a complacent fan of mech assault (always felt a little too arcade-ish,...

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From the desk of double dipping comes this gem of a story from the company who brought you "exclusive back catalog distribution on the revolution Wii, no wait, the 360 can have it too… "  Apparently, that neat 360 exclusive "Full Auto" that we’ve all...

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