Spot of Schubert called for, I think.
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Date archives for August, 2011
August 8th, 2011
20:20 at twitter.com
This is probably the only tweet in your timeline not about the riots. You're welcome.
Zelda Developers Want to Judge Your Zelda Flipnotes
17:30 at nintendolife.com
Last year Nintendo celebrated Mario's 25th anniversary with a Flipnote Studio competition. This year it's celebrating Zelda's 25th anniversary with a Flipnote Studio competition. It's nothing if not consistent.
You Can Look This Stupid Playing Champion Jockey
17:00 at kinectaku.com
Live the dream
There's no easy way to say this: if you play Champion Jockey, you're probably going to look a bit foolish, especially if this new tutorial video is anything to go by.
Try to Escape from Makatu in North America on 18th August
16:45 at nintendolife.com
Acclaimed title crosses the pond
DSiWare gets new games every week, but not all of them are worth your hard-earned Points — that's why we review every single one of them, of course. One of the better titles to reach the service this year is Zoonies - Escape from Makatu, which is heading to North America on 18th August in both the DSi Shop and 3DS eShop.
15:48 at twitter.com
Have turned text notifications for mentions/replies back on. Felt naked without them.
Puss in Boots Grabs PlayStation Move Support
09:00 at movemodo.com
Become Zorro
THQ's not been a huge supporter of PlayStation Move so far, with just de Blob 2 and UFC Personal Trainer: The Ultimate Fitness System under its belt, but there's about to be a third addition to the litter: Puss in Boots.
08:40 at twitter.com
Zumba's continued chart-topping reflects badly on the industry's ability to produce good games that sell well in summer.
07:36 at twitter.com
Nintendo TV said "years before Samus went all first-person, there was Metroid Fusion." Someone needs to check the Metroid timeline...
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