Reggie Fils-Aime, president of Nintendo of America, must be one helluva spin doctor. According to him, a growing number of retailers are reporting inventory concerns over Nintendo’s DS handheld gaming device. “The DS continues to perform exceptionally well, with some retailers voicing concerns about DS inventory going into the holiday,” he said. Well, not as… Read More: Have you seen the DS lately? »
For my own part, I have never had a thought which I could not set down in words with even more distinctness than that with which I conceived it. There is, however, a class of fancies of exquisite delicacy which are not thoughts and to which as yet I have found it absolutely impossible to… Read More: Why Second Life will fail »
Here’s an addictive but potentially frustrating game. Called “Guess-the-Google”, it presents you with a grid of 16 images that are the results of a Google search for images. What you need to do is to guess the correct search term within 20 seconds. Have fun! Related post:Why search one when you can SearchBoth?
“Consider us your own personal psp hype machine, here to help you wage a holiday assault on ur parents, girl, granny, boss – whoever – so they know what you really want.”From alliwantforxmasisapsp.com, Sony’s appalling (and now defunct) fake fansite purportedly written by two young PSP enthusiasts trying to persuade young Web browsers to buy… Read More: Mindboggling quotes about PSP and PS3 »
I know this is probably too early for Christmas (after all, it’s still only Easter), but here’s a great gift idea for all the geeks out there. Called Pocket 20Q, it’s a globe-like handheld electronic game that, presumably, can read your mind by asking you 20 questions (or less). The artificial intelligence behind the game… Read More: I know what you think last summer »
Monopoly, the best selling board game from Hasbro, is getting a modern – some might say, mercernary – makeover. Instead of the classic pewter tokens, the new edition, called “Monopoly: Here & Now“, uses a Toyota Prius, a New Balance sneaker, McDonald’s French Fries, a Motorola RAZR, and a Starbucks coffee mug as game pieces.… Read More: A different kind of Monopoly »