Date archives for November, 2011

November 27th, 2011
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Mrs N has gone to work so time for some Sonic Generations. Really, really like this game. A lot.



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Watching my 8th episode of The West Wing and drinking straight whisky. Best Sunday ever.



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Review: Jillian Michaels’ Fitness Adventure

Jungle gym

Until Wii Fit burst onto the scene in 2007, combining the words "fitness" and "game" would have got you laughed at. In this day and age we're considerably more enlightened, but most fitness titles are more like interactive videos than actual games, but not so Jillian Michaels' Fitness Adventure, Kinect's only first-person fitness game.

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Never good when a game asks "are you sure you want to play again?" Show some confidence, Big League Sports!



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Sonic Generations on PS3 and 360 is only £24.99 at Gamestation. Show @SEGA some love and buy this awesome game.



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Sunday mornings really were made for Animal Crossing. No turnips for me this week, though! Anyone out there still play AC on Wii?


November 26th, 2011
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Just lost 40,000 Bells on the stalk market. Nook you bastard.



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Review: Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary

"You had me at Halo"

The purple "Better with Kinect Sensor" stripe is a familiar sight on games now, but strangely it's nowhere to be seen on Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary, a HD revamp of the game that arguably established Microsoft as a major player in the console business. To put it another way: no Halo, no Kinect.

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Just Dance Kids on Kinect has six pages explaining its brand philosophy.


November 25th, 2011
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Review: Sonic Generations

Spin cycle

A lot can change in 20 years. When the original Sonic the Hedgehog launched on 23rd June 1991 we didn't even have the Super NES in the West, and the thought that Nintendo and SEGA would one day work together was less than laughable. Yet here we are, two decades later, playing a celebration of Sonic's career on Nintendo's latest console.

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