I'm totally psyched at this. Dragon Age: Origins is one of the most engaging and quality RPGs out there. Certainly deserves the top of the class honors as top RPG of 2009 from IGN and Spike.
Showing posts with label PS3. Show all posts
Showing posts with label PS3. Show all posts
Tuesday, January 5, 2010
PS3 - Michael Jackson edition
So Sony is releasing a PS3 bundle featuring Michael Jackson's "This is It" in Japan. If it were anyone but the "gloved" one, would we even be having this discussion? This is probably the sorriest excuse to get a game console. Then again, guess this society is just continuing to treat Michael Jackson in death as he lived in life, milking his "franchise" for all its worth. With all the discovered unreleased material discovered at his estate, "This is (far from) it."
Saturday, November 21, 2009
Controller Ornaments for the Holidays.
Source: Ponoko.com
My only regrets is that there seemingly is no love for the Super Nintendo or hand-helds.
Banned PSN player sues Nintendo and Microsoft
The judge should just sentence him for wasting the court's time and resources instead of just throwing it out. Any lawyer who takes this should have his license revoked. I didn't think in the world of games it could get more embarrassing than Jack Thompson, but here comes this guy. Picture about sums it up.
After being banned from the PlayStation Network for hateful comments stated in Resistance's online community, Erik Estavillo launched not one, but two, lawsuits against Sony for infringing on his "first amendment rights" -- an argument that was shot down by Judge Ronald Whyte simply because "Sony is not part of the government."
However, what Estavillo lacks in civil online discourse, he makes up for with sheer determination and persistence. In addition to Sony, he now has both Microsoft and Nintendo in his sights. Estavillo is seeking $75,000 from Microsoft for the "undue stress" and "sadness" caused by his Xbox 360's RROD. "Microsoft should have to bear the burden that is now put on the shoulders of this disabled plaintiff," his claim states -- a burden that is equivalent to the sum of 375 Xbox 360 systems, apparently. Nintendo is being sued for interfering with Estavillo's "pursuit of happiness." And how exactly is Nintendo doing that? "Deleting, blocking or prohibiting the Homebrew Channel and Ocarina applications" via a system update.
We're hoping you can see the sheer brilliance of Estavillo's strategy. He's offering the perfect opportunity for PlayStation, Xbox and Nintendo fans to agree on something for once.
Source: Joystiq
After being banned from the PlayStation Network for hateful comments stated in Resistance's online community, Erik Estavillo launched not one, but two, lawsuits against Sony for infringing on his "first amendment rights" -- an argument that was shot down by Judge Ronald Whyte simply because "Sony is not part of the government."
However, what Estavillo lacks in civil online discourse, he makes up for with sheer determination and persistence. In addition to Sony, he now has both Microsoft and Nintendo in his sights. Estavillo is seeking $75,000 from Microsoft for the "undue stress" and "sadness" caused by his Xbox 360's RROD. "Microsoft should have to bear the burden that is now put on the shoulders of this disabled plaintiff," his claim states -- a burden that is equivalent to the sum of 375 Xbox 360 systems, apparently. Nintendo is being sued for interfering with Estavillo's "pursuit of happiness." And how exactly is Nintendo doing that? "Deleting, blocking or prohibiting the Homebrew Channel and Ocarina applications" via a system update.
We're hoping you can see the sheer brilliance of Estavillo's strategy. He's offering the perfect opportunity for PlayStation, Xbox and Nintendo fans to agree on something for once.
Source: Joystiq
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