Monthly Archives: July 2011
Nintendo’s Press Release Seems Desperate
Today, Nintendo announced that they will be dropping the price of the 3DS to $170. Below is the press release they sent out. The announcement was sudden, and you get a sense of urgency just reading it. Some PR person … Continue reading
Nintendo Has Finally Figured Out That the 3DS Was Too Expensive
In a much-needed move to push the 3DS off store shelves, Nintendo is going to lower the price of the handheld to $169.99, an $80 drop from the launch price. The new price tag is effective August 12. Continue reading
Avatar Kinect is Cool, but Not Quite There
This week Microsoft released Avatar Kinect. It’s a bit later than the expected spring launch, but I have a feeling that most gamers had already forgotten about it anyway. Still, I downloaded it as soon as I had a chance. What a letdown.
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Update on WM3
Let’s hope that these guys are on the track to freedom. The status report was sent by Echols’ attorneys to the Craighead County Circuit Court, and alleges that three places on Christopher Byers’ shoe where DNA was found excludes all … Continue reading
Machine Band Covers the Beautiful People
I like music made by machines. [Via Engadget]
Another Piece for BYTE
I wrote another piece for BYTE. Netflix was down for a few hours and users were reporting their outage. Seems that things are slowly coming back though. Here’s the piece: BYTE Also very funny was the promoted Tweet, a Blockbuster … Continue reading
The Making of an AVGN Episode
I caught this a few days ago. It’s interesting to see how much work goes into a single episode of AVGN. Even the most basic episodes have so much to them that you have to appreciate what the guy does. … Continue reading
Published in BYTE
Here’s my first real published piece in BYTE. Yeah, I know it says Information Week, but that’s going to be the case for a while as we’re still in beta. If you’re ready to hear me gush about Spotify and … Continue reading
RIP Luigi
My girlfriend and I were at the farmers’ market in downtown, and Luigi was hanging out just across the street.