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It’s a sad day for us gamers in their 30’s and 40’s. Today Disney announced that it’s closing LucasArts. The famous game studio that was part of LucasFilm, and included in the package that George Lucas sold to Disney, is being closed down after 31 years. I’m 34. I grew up with LucasFilm Games (that
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I’m completely addicted to this album! A pure trip to the 80’s in all aspects! Great work from Kavinsky. A true homage to Sega’s arcade and console hit Outrun! Love the Testarossa!
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Dreaming with Blade Runner 2… Crossing my fingers, hoping that Ridley Scott doesn’t ruin it…
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So George… here we are again. One more release. This time, the entire saga. Of course you took my money, but this time, I offered some resistance. First of all, let me put this straight: I’m not a Star Wars purist. While I prefer the original trilogy, I can watch any of the first
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Yes, I’ve gone Android. For those who know me that might come as a shock. I’m a big Apple fan, I have a Mac since 2007 and never thought of going back to Linux or Windows (until recently with Lion’s release, but those are another 2 cents). I got an iPhone 3G when they were
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I don’t write about Video Games for some time now, but the latest news from E3 kinda triggered this post. So, with no further a do, my rants 😀 Nintendo 3DS As usual, Nintendo invest more into their portables than the home consoles and this is obvious because the portable consoles have always saved Nintendo
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My last post was not written out of boredom. I wrote it because I was, and still am, mad at me. Mad because I’m letting myself go, I’m caving in into a state of information overload. I find myself consuming more information that I should and this is having a downside effect on one of
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I took some time to look at my blog and it saddens me to say that I my post count has never been so low, both in quantity and quality. I still rant and have my own opinions (DUH!) but the need to share my different views with the world (the five persons who visit
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I’m 31 years old. If you’re somehow like me, in your 30’s, there’s a big chance that we share some common memories of our childhood. The toys, the cartoons, the TV shows, the video games, stuff that most of us, as kids enjoyed and remember fondly to this day. Looking at today’s entertainment market it’s