Santa is not just a big, fat, jolly man at the North Pole. There’s a Santa who lives in Japan. No, he doesn’t have any holiday spirit, but his birthday is December 24th, and he was named after Saint Nicholas. As he doesn’t believe in the Christmas Spirit, he’s part of the weakening of the holiday heroes. To restart his faith of Christmas, a Santa-in-training, Mai, is sent to Japan to make him have a good holiday. She only has limited superpowers, a small cup size, and a pretty weak argument in her arsenal as she tries to get the boy named Santa to have a good birthday and believe again. But once she can power up with his faith, she’ll be way too much for him to handle.
Delicious Monster has released Delicious Monster 2.0 for Mac OS X Leopard. Users can now download it, get their copy that they were guaranteed when they bought 1.0 recently, or Tiger users can buy the old one for cheap and pay a little more for 2.0 when they get Leopard.
I want it, but I’ll wait a little bit. Hoping to move later this year, and it’d just be easier to scan everything as I unpack.
I’ll admit… I shouldn’t be buying DVDs or BluRays. I have a stack of screeners for Toon Zone, shelves of DVDs unopened, and even a handful of BluRays not opened.
Thanks to Amazon having a “Buy Two, Get One” BluRay sale, I’ve ordered The Fifth Element (classic), Run Lola Run (classic), and the five-disc Blade Runner set (classic). Yes, they will jump ahead of Stir Of Echoes (why do I have this at all?) and Pearl Harbor (why do I have this on BluRay?), but will probably go to the stack until Senior Thesis is done… and the site is relaunched… and those screeners are reviewed… and Grand Theft Auto IV and Mario Kart Wii are beaten… and I’ve lost weight with Wii Fit…
An interesting article was found on NeoWin. Do you spend an excessive amount of time on the web? Well, according to Jerald Block M.D., you may suffer from internet addiction, a serious addiction that he feels should be included in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM V). He feels that anyone spending a lot of time surfing the net, playing online games, or browsing pornographic sites may suffer from this disorder. He goes on to say that there have even been deaths attributed to this addiction. Remember people, going to the bathroom is more important than your level in WoW.
I don’t usually review music, at least, so I thought. Then I realized, I critique the music in games, what’s different? Well, aside from it not necessarily having to fit a mood, not much. And thus I dive into Karl Olson’s new CD: “Opensource Lyricist”.
World of Warcraft reached the 10 million subscriber mark today. That is a history maker, ladies and gentlemen. Not only does it make it the most played, largest MMORPG of all time… but also the most played, monthly payment, ONLINE game of all time.
I don’t know about you, but I’ve been harboring a secret want for Spore for over the last year or so now, and as the deadline for the game keeps creeping up, it keeps getting delayed. Will Wright has stated that he wants to be shipping out Spore for Macs and Windows sometime in 2008. Will this be a reality, or will we see another disappointing delay in the game that we’ve been waiting on for so long? Supposedly, the game is available now playable at Macworld ‘08, via news.com
Will we see the game this year? Most people doubt it launching at all, pulling a “Duke Nukem Forever”. I doubt that would happen, seeing how Will Wright isn’t the type of person to do such a thing.
As Macworld commences, we’ll look back in time ten years, to a sentai based around technology: Denji Sentai Megaranger! Used for Power Rangers In Space, the team centered around technology, surfed on INTERNET, and went virtual reality.
Bonus note: Cartman, on South Park, tends to want “Mega Rangers”. Probably not the sentai, but funny fact.
Those of us that were lucky enough to take visual evidence to why we are all going to miss Bill Gate’s antics on stage at future conference’s to come were met with staggering numbers and a shortage of surprises. This year’s Microsoft Keynote at the Consumer Electronics Show was at best, lack luster. The biggest announcement can only be utilized by those who reside in England, and own an Xbox 360. If you meet both of the requirements then Microsoft has a big announcement for you. Microsoft has announced that British Telecom will be the first company to allow Xbox 360 owners to use the Xbox 360 IPTV functons. Cheers to the Brits! Other than using it to watch the 2008 Olympics whenever you want is still up in the air at this time, but at least there was something. All other “announcements” that were made pertained to Microsoft’s Entertainment Division. Read…
Santa is not just a big, fat, jolly man at the North Pole. There’s a Santa who lives in Japan. No, he doesn’t have any holiday spirit, but his birthday is December 24th, and he was named after Saint Nicholas. As he doesn’t believe in the Christmas Spirit, he’s part of the weakening of the holiday heroes. To restart his faith of Christmas, a Santa-in-training, Mai, is sent to Japan to make him have a good holiday. She only has limited superpowers, a small cup size, and a pretty weak argument in her arsenal as she tries to get the boy named Santa to have a good birthday and believe again. But once she can power up with his faith, she’ll be way too much for him to handle.
I’ll admit… I shouldn’t be buying DVDs or BluRays. I have a stack of screeners for Toon Zone, shelves of DVDs unopened, and even a handful of BluRays not opened.
An interesting article was found on 
I don’t know about you, but I’ve been harboring a secret want for Spore for over the last year or so now, and as the deadline for the game keeps creeping up, it keeps getting delayed. Will Wright has stated that he wants to be shipping out Spore for Macs and Windows sometime in 2008. Will this be a reality, or will we see another disappointing delay in the game that we’ve been waiting on for so long? Supposedly, the game is available now playable at Macworld ‘08, via