Posted in Films on Mar 11th, 2009
I am. Well, I was.. I mean I have… in the cinema. Erm, uhm, you know? Actually, let’s start this again shall we?
The first draft of this review turned out to be a complete disaster. I had initially wanted to ‘describe and rate the total experience I had: the place, the cinema, and the film.‘ [...]
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Posted in Asides, Gaming on Jan 19th, 2009
Four things Sony can do to turn the tide for the PS3 in 2009- 1) Drop the f*$&#*%^ price, 2) Get serious about online, 3) Stop making us wait for Thursday, 4) Remember that games are for fun. I’d say that points 1) and 2) are the most important as the PS3 DOES need a [...]
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Posted in Gaming, Guest post, review on Jan 3rd, 2009
This is a guest post by Elle, who you may remember from the old City In The Clouds blog. She now blogs at elle87.wordpress.com
I have finished the entire game, and very surprisingly I feel extremely let down, despite it giving me hours of entertainment intermingled at times with severe frustration, especially as I had big [...]
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Posted in Gaming, News on Jan 3rd, 2009
A roundup of some stories that I’ve found interesting, and you may too.
PS3 vs 360 In 2009- TheSixthAxis
A much-needed evaluation of the current state of play between the two gaming industry juggernaughts.
Nielsen: People prefer playing original Xbox over PS3 in 08′- PS3 Fanboy
Eugh, the original Xbox was horrible. I know, I owned one and it’s [...]
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Posted in Gaming, Life on Dec 24th, 2008
Updated January 2009
You can think of this as part 2 of my previous post, ‘An insight into how faulty PS3s are dealt with‘. That article dealt with the straightforward replacement of a faulty console and the issues surrounding warranties. This article deals with backing up the data of your PS3, and when things go wrong…
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Posted in Gaming on Dec 3rd, 2008
This has been bugging me for quite a bit, but across various forums and websites I’ve seen gamers talk about their PS3 games collections that are absolutely huge- we’re talking 50 games plus. Sure, you can pick up some games for a reasonable £30, but most of the latest releases are around £40. I’ve seen [...]
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Posted in Asides, Web on Nov 26th, 2008
You won’t be finding any Magpie ads in my twitterstream- The BBC’s dot.life blog sums the whole process up nicely: “It’s a very simple three-stage process. (1) Sign up to Magpie. (2) Ad-tweets appear in your stream. (3) All your followers block you.” I’d just like to add that this idea goes against everything Twitter [...]
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Posted in Asides, Gaming on Oct 31st, 2008
Sony on PS3 price: We’ve a business to run- And people have got food to buy, fuel bills to pay. I’d say a PS3 could be considered a luxury these days. In all honesty, I agree that Sony have some fantastic games coming in the pipeline, but the Xbox 360 is sooo much cheaper. Why [...]
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Posted in books on Oct 18th, 2008
Gods Behaving Badly, by Marie Phillips, is the book I have been reading for the past week or so. I’d describe it as a fictional comedy. I’m going to provide a few thoughts of mine on the book, and will try to be brief as I don’t intend this to be a review!
If you like [...]
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Posted in Films on Sep 30th, 2008
There’s no point doing a review of any kind as the film has been out for quite some time now, and I’m not going to go into any kind of detail necessary to write a review. What I will do though, is offer up some thoughts of mine, when I discovered this masterpiece late one [...]
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Posted in Gaming on Sep 20th, 2008
All the headings you see below are scattered thoughts and opinions of mine. They don’t necessarily follow on from each other.
In the beginning
Well, where to start? I guess I’ll mention first that Ensemble Studios has to be one of my favourite developers due to their sterling work on the Age of Empires series. I grew [...]
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Posted in Music, Technology on Sep 14th, 2008
I just felt compelled to write this piece as I’ve directly had issues with iTunes and now, all my issues have just melted away, like ice in the spring you might say.
Let’s rewind to 2006, shall we? Windows Media Player 11 was released and it debuted with a new visual look, which was nice. Anyhow, [...]
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