Monthly Archives: July 2006

Now that I finally have a 360..I guess I oughta make use of it. I figured I’d try to organize something a bit different that wouldn’t eat up as much time as a full blown league. Plus, leagues are tough … Continue reading →

The birthday boy’s 360 review is online at GameShark. My Xbox review should be up tomorrow…not that any of you need to read it at this point.

It was a weekend without NCAA at my place, so I’ve had very little new to post (never even got my 360 turned on). So, this is one of those posts for the sake of posting: – I received a … Continue reading →

Well, today is a milestone birthday for me. 35. My hair has more white than black in it, and I’m really feeling it. Must be the real job. So, I bought myself a 2006 Passat to ease the pain. It … Continue reading →

Lotsa rumors are floating about right now re: the show. Next-Gen says it’s been cancelled. GameSpot UK says it’s a downsizing. Ars Technica then calls out Next-Gen as being journalistic doofuses (my word). Gaming Press catfight!! I have no idea … Continue reading →

As Bill mentioned the word is spreading like wildfire that E3 will cease to exist as we know it. No loss there. Lots of 18 year old German journalists, very loud EA booths, and PR people telling about how great … Continue reading →

This is a tad shocking to say the least. I have no idea what this means to me personally (if anything) but it’s a very different format proposal. Sure would be easier to work, though.

Baseball, at least in the States, is our most nostalgic sport. I think that’s mainly due to its age and the fact that stats drive it more than any game. That goes to more than just old players and stadiums … Continue reading →

Be sure to drop by Wolverine’s website and grab the demo. There’s also an early bird discount going on. Good, good stuff.

1. Thanks for the info about replays in NCAA. The other Dan, I seriously doubt that EA is that smart to say if 2 players are playing in conferences that don’t have instant replay, then there are no challenges…I’ll have … Continue reading →