Wednesday, 18 November 2009
Stuff Dec 09: Xmas games, platform games in history, Sony PS3 Slim review
Posted by
Simon
at
17:02
Labels:
Assassin's Creed II,
Call Of Duty,
Mario,
Modern Warfare 2,
platform games,
Sony,
Sony PS3 Slim,
Stuff Magazine,
Tomb Raider
A slew of pieces from me in the December 2009 issue of Stuff Magazine, just got subscribers' copy.
1. Christmas games (in a big "12 Days Of Christmas" feature) including: Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 2, New Super Mario Bros. Wii and Assassin's Creed II.
2. A history of platform games from Donkey Kong in 1981 to Super Mario 64 to 2008's Mirror's Edge. And a sidebar on "missing links" including Knight Lore, Tomb Raider and Portal.
3. Long-term and in-depth of the Sony PS3 Slim.
Go buy it now!
Flipside Gizmos: Apple Nano, Halo Wars Mega Bloks and more...
Posted by
Simon
at
08:01
Labels:
Alcatel Tribe,
Apple Nano,
Bell Helmets,
Dahon,
Electrolux,
Firebox,
Flipside Magazine,
Halo,
Halo Wars,
Mega Bloks,
news,
Rovio,
Sony Walkman,
Star Wars,
The IET,
Veho-UK
My latest gadgets for Flipside Magazine are now online. The site has the new Apple Nano plus Halo Wars Mega Bloks kits, Jedi Training Sphere mind-controlled toys, Rovio robots, gnarly Bell Jimbo Philips cycle helmets, magic wand remote controls, light-up umbrellas, petcams, Alcatel Tribe cheap Blackberry-a-like QWERTY phones, and the PCTV picoStick - the smallest Freeview box in the world.
The magazine has even more - reviews of the Veho-UK Muvi - the world's smallest digital camcorder, the Sony Walkman S series and news on Dahon's iPod-loving bikes and Electrolux's insane vision of the kitchen of the future.
Saturday, 14 November 2009
Script surgeon: Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 2
Posted by
Simon
at
12:55
Labels:
Call Of Duty,
Modern Warfare 2,
review,
script editing,
Script surgeon,
scriptwriting
Thursday, 12 November 2009
Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 reviews
Posted by
Simon
at
17:31
Labels:
Activision,
Call Of Duty,
Electric Pig,
Infinity Ward,
Modern Warfare 2,
MSN Tech And Gadgets,
review,
videogames
My thoughts on Modern Warfare 2? Largely excellent - a pulverising run through ever-more ludicrous and grin-inducing action setpieces. Epic, exhilirating and massively slick. But there are some caveats - short, silly plot, and one-note in its relentless speed. More on my thoughts at MSN Tech & Gadgets and Electric Pig. I also didn't like much of the dialogue - but I'll come back to that in a separate post...
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