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Tuesday, December 9, 2008

The Madden 2010 : Mojave Experiment

Well, the NFL season is almost over. This means a few things -
  • Flex Games and Playoffs
  • Christmas is right around the corner, and...

Madden 2010 is only 8.5 months away. This will call many Madden 09 purchasers to sell their Madden 09 on EBay or even to GameStop *shudders*.

What many of them don't notice is that in their attempts to scrape together $60 to buy Madden 2010 and a brand new experience - they are actually selling away the Beta release of Madden 2010.

I would like to see something like what Microsoft has done in order to trick people into liking Vista. The Mojave Experiment.



I would like to see the reactions of hardcore football gamers when people try to trick them into thinking they are playing Madden 2010 when it is in-fact Madden 09.

Thursday, December 4, 2008

When Is The WiiPod coming out?

For the last few years I, along with the rest of the tech world have been bombarded by trendy marketing and smug users. The first thing that comes to mind when I think about smug/arrogant people is usually a MacBook. After that comes the iPod and then the Nintendo Wii - both of which use the Abercrombie Generation as their primary base.

I always had people trying to explain their logic in getting a Mac. The problem is, if you have to explain the logic of anything to a logical person you have already lost your argument. Why get a MacBook?

- I need it for iTunes
- I am a film major
- I am an art major
- I like to act like I am typing a screenplay while sipping my chai tea at a hippy coffee shop.

These are the typical explanations you can expect from anyone in the market for a new Mac (the 4th is usually unsaid and simply implyed by the user glancing up every 5 seconds to make sure someone sees that they have a Mac).

The Mac has never really been cool to own until the iPod came around. The worst part about this is that the iPod needs to have iTunes on a computer. The problem with iTunes is that it is a garbage program. Sure, it might run well on a Mac but it simply cannot work on a PC without bringing an error at some point. My PC has crashed multiple times just trying to run iTunes. Considering Apple is supposed to make great flawless software from the heavens I am just a little surprised that they can't develop software for the PC.

I am convinced that Apple purposely designed iTunes to suck the life out of any PC it is installed on.

The case is similar with the Nintendo Wii - the ultimate yuppy gaming machine. I used to think it was for little kids until I saw the true target audience - on their Macs. It all makes since now - Apple is in kahoots with Nintendo in a plot to take over the world through trendy marketing and juvenile gimmicky kids games.