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Archive for April, 2006

Revolution == Wii

Friday, April 28th, 2006

Nintendo has announced the final name for their new console, codenamed Revolution. The name is Wii, pronounced “Whee”. A lot of people hate Wii. I kind of like it. It’s concise and visually pleasing. By the time the console actually launches we’ll all be used to it.

EA

Thursday, April 27th, 2006

Considering I may be working for these people in the future; this is good news.

Edit: This also means ea_spouse has been revealed.

Huzzah!

Wednesday, April 19th, 2006

Dear Nathan,

I am pleased to inform you that you have been granted regular admission into UCF’s Digital Media Master of Science in Interactive Entertainment (FIEA) at the University of Central Florida for the fall 2006 semester.

Married to the Sea

Friday, April 14th, 2006

Goat-Man Hybrid

lol! Hitler is a totl nub

Thursday, April 13th, 2006

WWII in online gamerspeak:
T0J0: lol o no america im comin 4 u
Roosevelt: wtf! thats bullsh1t u fags im gunna kick ur asses
T0J0: not without ur harbors u wont! lol
Roosevelt: u little biotch ill get u
Hitler[AoE]: wtf
Hitler[AoE]: america hax, u had depression and now u got a huge fockin army
Hitler[AoE]: thats bullsh1t u hacker
Churchill: lol no more france for u hitler
Hitler[AoE]: tojo help me!
T0J0: wtf u want me to do, im on the other side of the world retard
Hitler[AoE]: fine ill clear you a path
Stalin: WTF u arsshoel! WE HAD A FoCKIN TRUCE
Hitler[AoE]: i changed my mind lol

Hilarious. Read the rest of it.

Clever

Wednesday, April 12th, 2006

Rube Goldberg contraptions.

Drink, Smoke, Frag

Monday, April 10th, 2006

No time to comment on this right now. (I’m working hard.) But apparently videogames cause you to drink and smoke. There is no evidence yet that they lead to sex.

Videogame Legislation (and why the Democrats will lose)

Wednesday, April 5th, 2006

I’m sure I probably disagree with Adam Thierer on almost every political issue. After all, he is published in the National Review and he works for a conservative think tank, The Progress & Freedom Foundation. But there’s at least one issue we do agree on. Videogame legislation.

I have always had pretty liberal political views, which is why I hate to see Democrats who should know better, like Hillary Clinton, flirting with censorship. It’s like they’re shooting themselves in the foot. Do these so-called liberals (Lieberman, I’m looking at you.) really think this is an issue that’s going to win them voters? The Democrats’ platform is so good and so in the mainstream on so many issues. Why pick this one?

On a related note: Senate Hearings: “What’s in a Game? Regulation of Violent Video Games and the First Amendment”