• 6Apr 12

  Not private anymore.

  This blog is no longer private. I realized that it wasn't fair to everyone who linked to me, because suddenly their blogs made less sense. However, I can't promise I won't edit anything that seems particularly personal. Major personality changes are hard.
  
  I've been blogging on Nail Bitting Combats in a very, very, very different tone than I used to. It's a lot of fun. Go read it if you want to. (The recent Super Metroid review is a big exception to the tone)
  
  Good tunage.
  • Posted Apr 6, 2012 4:07 pm GMT
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• 9Jan 12

  Two Links To Happiness

  Plus a third "you can always read NailBittingCombats to read me complain about the same old BS"
  
  Link number 1: A relatively new audio podcast called the Comedy Button, co-starring Anthony Gallegos and Ryan Scott from GFW Radio (with other new people I didn't recognize but now enjoy). It has nothing to do with games and is probably the dirtiest podcast I've ever listened to. But also the funniest.
  
  http://www.geekbox.net/archives/category/podcasts/comedy-button/
  
  Link number 2: An old video podcast called Consolevania is now on iTunes in easy-to download format. It's on a shoestring budget, and the accents are hard to understand, but it's funny as hell and there's some pretty solid game criticism underneath. The whole show is slowly appearing, which is okay because downloads from iTunes are slower than molasses on top of other slow things. This is legitimately the only gaming TV show I can actually say with a straight face I enjoyed. Part of it may be the reviews of games from 2004.
  
  http://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/consolevania/id493861809
  • Posted Jan 9, 2012 7:19 pm GMT
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• 9Dec 11

  Moving Out

  I'm on Blogspot now. I am funnier there. I regret nothing.
  
  http://nailbittingcombats.blogspot.com/
  
  A few last notes:
  
  -The Witcher 1 and 2 can be bought on GOG.com for about $24. Having played both, I can heartily recommend them to most people. It's an excellent, intelligent take on Bioware's linear RPG paradigm, and the second game looks fantastic. GOG.com has no DRM. I'm redownloading both and I'm pulling 10 MB per second at my deserted campus library.
  
  -The best internet radio: Groove Salad
  
  http://somafm.com/
  • Posted Dec 9, 2011 9:39 am GMT
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