Monthly Archives: March 2006

Will be released May 31st at http://www.ootpbaseball2006.com

Well, chalk that up as TWO reboots while playing Oblivion. I’m riding my horse to this city, the game starts to chug a bit and poof — black screen followed by a involuntary reboot. Damn it. Also, as much as … Continue reading →

Tonight Michigan goes for its second NIT title in three years (against South Carolina). Not exactly music to a Big Ten school’s ears, but whatever. A lot of fandom and media vultures, probably the same ones keeping death watch over … Continue reading →

Microsoft just added 3 games to the backward compatible list: Black, Star Wars Battlefront 2 and the one I care about: World Soccer Winning Eleven 9. Wooohooo!!!!!!!

Huh huh, he said hump, huh huh huh. Bill, what do you mean about Oblivion on a 360 not being the way it’s meant to be seen? Seriously..1080, in HD? Vs a computer? Unless you have some Alienware 23482030585 GHz … Continue reading →

Well, as I’m sure has been obvious from my silence on the matter, I am still without a 360. I never strayed too far from my front door on Friday as I waited for the big brown truck to show … Continue reading →

First off, thanks a ton for all of the TV advice. I really appreciate that. I’m about 90% sure I’m going with the 61″ DLP Samsung. I can get a really good deal on it and I’m happy with most … Continue reading →

Good news for Tennis on the 360 lovers — Top Spin 2 is shipping tomorrow according to the big sites. And if you like other things that are big — Rumble Roses XX is now shipping for the 360. I … Continue reading →

OMG. This is teh funny. You may remember last week we posted the link to Dick Cheney’s rider. While there was nothing odd in it, he did say that Fox News had to be on all the TV’s in the … Continue reading →

Check out this Smoking Gun email about what the producers of Extreme Makeover: Home Edition are looking for during next season’s taping. As was mentioned before, the Final Four brackets are all f’d up. ESPN put up a synopsis — … Continue reading →