“And he’s watchin’ us all with the EYE OF THE TIGERRRRRR!” Which begs the question — how did the last known survivor get the eye off the tiger, and how is he utilising its ocular capabilities? More to the point, what’s the now one-eyed Tiger doing during all of this? If I were the last […]
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No, I’ve not been working too hard…. In my holidaying absence, however, CNET.com.au published a couple of reviews of mine: Novonde NV-15 Personal Media Player: “There’s an apt but over-used phrase that describes the Novonde NV-15: it truly is a jack of all trades and master of none…” Nokia E70: “There’s definitely a market for
CNET.com.au has a new review of mine up: Nokia 6234: “Filling a 2GB card, that’d come to a whopping $2790 to fill it up with music from Vodafone Live. Does anyone have that kind of money to just burn?”
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Issue #2 of Player magazine is on store shelves now, and I’ve got a four page feature on hooking up your iPod to your home theatre system within. As they say on the idiot’s lantern, it’s available at all good newsagents, and probably at the chaotic neutral ones too. As promised, there’s a bad Glenn
Bad Glenn Medeiros joke within… Read More »
Like I did yesterday. It doesn’t achieve anything, and you may (as I did) lose your voice. That’ll learn me. In the actually achieving things stakes, however, I’ve got another couple of reviews up today, at CNET.com.au: Samsung LA40M61B LCD TV: “Most of the common functions are replicated with very small buttons on the base
It's not a good idea to shout at your kids… Read More »
I’ve been spending the day doing something a little different. Something I promised myself I’d do about six years ago. That’s right — I’ve undergone a vasectomy using only two bricks and a bottle of Jack Daniels — I’ve started to paint out all of the horrible Mission Brown that coats most of the external
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I must pick up that movie. Soon. Anyway, 3DAvenue has another review of mine up: Lord of The Rings: Battle For Middle Earth II (Xbox 360): “EA’s done a decent job with the transfer from mouse to gamepad, but that’s all it is — a decent job, not a replacement for mouse precision…”
More printed appearances of the byline A.Kidman — hardly a rarity in themselves these days between me and the clone, but anyway: Issue #7 of Home Entertainment is out now — or presumably is, given that the devastatingly clever and pretty* editorial director sent me my contributor’s copy — and it features a seven-page guide
Drink champagne from a glass, with chocolate handles… Read More »
This landed in my inbox just now, and it made me laugh out loud, purely due to its overwhelmingly generic nature. Names have been substituted to protect the not-terribly-innocent, with a generic “Publisher” and “Developer” find and replace thrown in to boot: Publisher Announces Agreement with Developer to Create New Next-Generation Entertainment Franchise Publisher and
CNET.com.au has just put up a duo of my reviews: Creative Fatal1ty Professional Series Gaming Headset: “The next thing you’ll notice when you extricate it from the packaging is that holding the foam headpieces in your hands feels rather like you’re getting unduly intimate with a Muppet of some sort…” TRENDnet TEW-432BRP 54Mbps 802.11g Wireless
A used pink bathrobe… Read More »