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Posted on 06.02.05 by ClackyJ @ 6:01 pm
Fine. So maybe the case is for watching movies in the privacy of my home… where I have my tv, dvd player, and surround sound? I don’t think so, PSP. I’ll watch that one on a screen 5 times your size. As far as I can tell, there’s only one reason I would use NYKO’s PSP case: when I’m with a few select friends, in an isolated area, with little else to do. In other words: when I’m camping. If NYKO were on the ball, that’s exactly how they would market this new case. They would paint the outside green (so we know it’s for outside use), put a warning on it that says “not for grilling” and treat it as the camper’s #1 portable entertainment center. I guess I need to write a letter… Filed under: ClackyJ and General and PSP Comments: None |
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Posted on 05.25.05 by ClackyJ @ 12:18 am
If I remember correctly, Wario Ware Twisted was supposed to come out a few months ago, but was pushed back (rumors say the later release date was to give Wario Ware Touched a chance at survival.) So, I picked up Touched, completed it in a week (short game!) and patiently waited for twisted. And I’m glad it’s here. All the things I remember saying about the original Wario Ware (things like “that was funny!” or “adorable!” or “I am truly enjoying myself and this gaming experience!”) I have been also saying about Twisted. The “Gyro Sensor” goes beyond just being a novelty and is indeed a very fun and different way to play. The mini games all keep the same light-heartedness that makes the series a winner, although I’m finding the game to be much more challenging than Touched was. I’ll continue the review as I progress in the game. As of right now, Twisted is highly recommended. UPDATE: Here’s the catch: there are actually mini-games in Twisted that I DON’T KNOW HOW TO PLAY. I just don’t get them. Frustrating? You bet. Deal-breaker? Not at all. Go check it out. Filed under: ClackyJ and GBA and Review Comments: 4 Comments |
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Posted on 05.18.05 by ClackyJ @ 12:04 am
From Nintendo’s press release re: Revolution: Eh? That is totally all right. Even if you’re not a Nintendo fan, you’ve got to give them some credit. The only thing that Nintendo has over Sony and Microsoft is that the NES was the staple of gaming when most of us were growing up (sorry, Master System.) That catalogue of games, if made available via the Revolution, could be all Nintendo needs to really make an impact on the next generation battle. Exciting? Heck yes. Filed under: ClackyJ and General and Wii Comments: None |
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