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Monthly Archives: November 2008
Getting through backlogs… how to do it wrong.
So I’ve been really cranking through the games backlog this year, up to over 40 games finished and I might just be able to push that to 50 by the time 2009 rolls around. On the other hand, my wife … Continue reading
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Electronic repairs, quite satisfactory:
So, I took our Denon 2910 DVD player in for service last Sunday because it had stopped playing some – but not all – CDs, and I honestly expected to get it back with a note of “could not reproduce … Continue reading
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Schoolin’
I’m coming up on the end of my AA degree, a nominally-two year process that will have stretched out for three years by the end of it. I have good reason for this. If I’d started off with a full … Continue reading
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20th Anniversary Phantasy Star Wallpaper
A little while ago, to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Phantasy Star series – you know, the really damn cool Master System and Genesis RPGs that Sega has been trying to pretend never existed now that they’ve decided that … Continue reading
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Firmware frustration
I’m letting my PSP annoy me lately. See, here’s the thing: I have a Ceramic White Japanese PSP-1000, hand-imported from Akihabara back in August of ’06. I rather like having the Japanese firmware; it means that when I go looking … Continue reading
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Smith, Party of Eight?
As often as I see the topic come up on forums and blogs, I think it’s safe to say that most – if not all – gamers have a list of games that they loved and that they think got … Continue reading
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Former employer fail
About fifteen years ago, I worked for the Peter Norton Computing Group down in Santa Monica, CA – specifically, on Norton Antivirus. At the time, Norton was The Name when it came to PC utilities, and the team I worked … Continue reading
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Rub IS Love
I didn’t jump on board the DS bandwagon until a couple of years after its release. Honestly, when it was announced, I thought that Nintendo had lost its collective mind, and by the time it became apparent that they’d actually … Continue reading
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More dead electronics.
There’s a Hole in Our Entertainment Center (Where Our DVD Player Used to Be) isn’t nearly as good of a country song title as the Xbox one, but I’m singing it today anyway. See, a couple of years ago, we … Continue reading
LittleBigPlanet – It was worth the rental.
I came extraordinarily close to falling for the LBP hype and dropping the sixty bucks. Thankfully, I didn’t. I rented it from our neighborhood video store instead. This was $7.99, and the game was definitely worth that. Let me be … Continue reading
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