GayGamer Week In Review - Week Of 3/31/2008
- For a brief period of time, we all saw the light and renounced our sinful ways. Then we remembered how much we like pole and changed back. Whew!
- Microsoft said "No Thanks" to Cave who were interested in bringing a couple of their best shooters to XBLA. Too bad they couldn't have shoehorned a Yaris in there or something, then they would have fit right in.
- Sony announced a redesign is underway for the Playstation Store. They won't be updating for two weeks, so hopefully it will be a little more than fluffing the pillows and moving the coffee table.
- Asterick asked just how hard do you nerd out?
- Welcome Pixel Poet, our new late night writer and additional SanFran correspondent!
- Dualshock 3 controllers will be here a tad early, and Sony provided a list of games we can expect to rattle the thing on day one.
- In the newest GayGamer podcast, Tiny Dancer and Fruit Brute tackled today's toughest issues using a combination of book smarts and good old fashioned common sense.
- Fruit Brute rounded up your answers to "What's your system seller?"
- Wootini asked if you still rent games, and why?
- Ken Levine talked System Shock 2. The game industry is so often hyper-focused on what's new and what's next, it's nice to see a developer getting a chance to talk about a legacy title.
- Pixel Poet visited THQ's gamer day and gave impressions of Battle of the Bands, de Blob, and Saints Row 2.
- If you're interested in the Metal Gear Online Beta but not so into pre-ordering, Noun presented a possibility.
- You Have to Burn the Rope challenged our perceptions of reality and, in a way, made us all better people.
Dawdle
Posted to Miscellany on 6 April 2008
· Comments (1)
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PixelPoet,
Welcome, grat job so far...but:
Please do and 'after the jump' or similar after your first paragraph or so, your posts are long for the first page.
Tease us to click again for more info, use the inverted pyramid. Clicks can mean more revenue for the site and less scrolling for the visitors.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inverted_pyramid