Watching Jurassic Park 2 but it has none of Spielberg's usual charm or conviction. Shame as JP is ace!
My name is James Newton, and this is my website - a collection of my writings about
videogames, music and all my other thoughts.
June 27th, 2010
Review: Music On: Retro Keyboard
09:45 at nintendolife.com
A step up
We've already seen Abylight's Music On: Electronic Keyboard application for DSiWare, a decent but flawed attempt at putting a keyboard in your pocket. Now the company's back with Music On: Retro Keyboard, and although it shares the first game's finer features and faults it's a better buy overall.
08:51 at twitter.com
Woot, the new @robynkonichiwa album is on @spotify. My work ethic is #killingme :)
June 26th, 2010
19:02 at twitter.com
Reading interviews with Yuji Naka makes me feel oddly sorry for him: such a talented man pushed out of the company he loved and helped build
Review: Reggie Confirms 3DS is Coming Next Year
18:50 at nintendolife.com
Barely audible over a million hearts breaking
The discussion of whether Nintendo's 3DS will reach one of the Western territories before Christmas has been a back-and-forth affair. Will it, won't it, will it, won't it? Well, it won't.
18:30 at twitter.com
I saw a piece of rubbish today starring a time-travelling Englishman: nonsensical, poor writing, worse acting. Avoid Kate and Leopold, kids.
June 25th, 2010
Review: Iwata: Blame Poor Games Not Poor Economy for Sales Decrease
20:00 at nintendolife.com
Recession not the be-all and end-all
Just under two months ago we shared news that software sales in the UK were at their lowest in four years, with various factors blamed. Nintendo's President Satoru Iwata has recently discussed why software sales figures have fallen worldwide, with the blame levelled at a surprising party: video game developers.
Review: Nintendo Considering Online Play and DLC for Future Zeldas
19:30 at nintendolife.com
Eiji Aonuma talks extra content and multiplayer
Zelda games are single-player epics: one elf questing to prevent the resurrection of a giant evil and destruction of the world. But if Eiji Aonuma can make it work, we may one day see a Zelda game with online functions.
19:28 at twitter.com
I just played a note-perfect rendition of La Roux's Bulletproof using Music On: Retro Keyboard. Now think I should be at Glastonbury.
Review: Take Off with Pearl Harbor on July 5th
18:40 at nintendolife.com
It won't be long until you can get your hands on Pearl Harbor Trilogy – 1941: Red Sun Rising as Legendo has just confirmed the game will take off from North American WiiWare servers on Monday, July 5th for a rather reasonable 700 Points.
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