Archive for September, 2007
Saturday, September 22nd, 2007
A Small Clarification
There was something in yesterday’s overly long news post that may confuse some readers. To quote myself:
“I’m not claiming to be a hero”
To set the record straight, I wasn’t claiming to not be a hero, either. I just feel the need to point this out, because often the media, with it’s left-leaning liberal bias, portrays […]
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Friday, September 21st, 2007
Seaman Wants Children
I’m not sure who exactly was clamoring for a sequel, but it’s coming. The original is the creepiest game to ever grace the Sega Dreamcast, beating out lightweights like Nightmare Creatures II and Resident Evil: Code Veronica in a landslide. It’s not even close. I’m talking about Seaman.
Christ. What the hell is that thing? I […]
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Thursday, September 20th, 2007
MGS4: Yet Another Glimpse
Quick! Who can I high five?
At long last, another trailer was leaked to the eager public for Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots. Let’s start off honestly, I didn’t actually watch the whole trailer. My interest peaked and quickly dwindled after the monkey burped. But I did have several thoughts in […]
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Thursday, September 20th, 2007
Dual Shock 3: The Bleeding Edge
At the Tokyo Game Show, likely going on somewhere in Japan, Sony made a big announcement.
That’s right! The rumble feature, that’s been in console controllers for ages, will finally be coming to the PS3. Sony introduced the Dual Shock 3 as something special that shouldn’t have been expected when the console was initially released. It’s […]
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Wednesday, September 19th, 2007
Big Boogie Shocker
Shockingly, Electronic Arts’ Wii game Boogie didn’t break into the top 20 for sales in the month of August. 1up has a full analysis.
“Despite our downer thoughts on its execution, Electronic Arts’ Boogie was a wholly original IP for the Wii from a third-party. Yet, despite appearing in the charts several weeks ahead of Samus […]
