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Monthly Archives: March 2008

Viking: Battle for Mediocrity

Written on March 31, 2008 at 12:37 am, by

Very recently someone I know picked up a copy of the newly released Viking: Battle for Asgard, and having gotten quite of bit of time with the title a bit of a discussion was sparked. Viking is far from a bad game. It has a very rewarding combat system, it tells a tale that could Read more...

Everyday Shooter

Written on March 29, 2008 at 10:23 pm, by

You are a dot. A lonely dot, on a highway of guitar-laden asphalt. You’re the needle placed on the groove of awesome in this unique downloadable shooter “Everyday Shooter.” I wouldn’t go so far as to call it an ‘art game’, but it’s definitely different than a lot of other shooters past and present. It’s Read more...

Touhou – You’ll Have Never Dodged So Hard

Written on March 29, 2008 at 9:39 pm, by

I’d like to first inform everyone that, despite my intense fixation on this series, I am not actually a very good player of the games. I can’t reliably finish any of them, and I have never really worried about high scores before. I haven’t even played most of them, actually. These games have a surprisingly Read more...

Interview with Lolita: Vibrator Torture

Written on March 26, 2008 at 10:40 am, by

In this interview, Black Flower Music sits down with forum member Love&Pop and discusses his career in the field of being noisy. You can find some of his music on our forums, I do believe. WHAT IS THE NAME OF YOUR PROJECT NAME? My project has a name. That name doesn’t have a name. Though, Read more...

Sega Superstars Tennis Demo Impressions

Written on March 22, 2008 at 6:51 am, by

Not impressed. Then again, I’m not a huge tennis fan. Although compared to other tennis games I’ve played this generation like Hot Shots Tennis or Virtua Tennis 3, this game was kinda clunky. Slow to respond controls for everything, but that can be said about almost any game these days where Sonic appears in 3D Read more...

Journalists may care about genres, but why should we?

Written on March 22, 2008 at 6:31 am, by

I honestly can’t think of any good reasons. Like initially discussed in my entry about that so-called “post-rock” stuff, I think genres are like…Not all that meaningful. Often times, journalists will use them because they kinda have to since being descriptive is really helpful when you’re penning a review about something. Perhaps also if you’re Read more...

Post-rock?

Written on March 17, 2008 at 8:39 pm, by

You know…..genres are silly. They really are. However, I suppose they can be helpful to journalist to help keep themselves organized and such. To me, a “post-rock” band is a band that’s set up similar to regular rock band. There really isn’t a specific thing to clarify how it’s different from regular rock. You kinda Read more...

St. Patrick’s Day Online Parade

Written on March 17, 2008 at 7:58 pm, by

So here we are, here in America. Being American. Pretending to be irish. Pretending we understand some foreign holiday. When it’s really just an excuse to drink. You know, I try to respect other cultures, and I think it’s kinda weird about the whole actual “St Patrick” dude. Don’t get me wrong, we need to Read more...

I Am Legend Blu-ray review

Written on March 13, 2008 at 10:00 pm, by

“I Am Legend” is due to be released on March 18th, but because I have special perks, I was able to rent a pre-street copy of this movie on Blu-ray disc. First things first, this movie impressed me. The basic premise is that you follow Will Smith in his journeys as scientist who is responsible Read more...

Review: Megacon 2008 in Orlando Florida

Written on March 12, 2008 at 9:49 pm, by

So I went to Megacon this year for three days of fun and excitement. Though not all was fun and excitement. Now, I’ve been to different sorts of conventions before. Some were huge (Otakon), and some were small (MTAC). With that said, my impression of Megacon was more of a middle-con. It took place it Read more...