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The last time I posted on here about music, I was drunk at about 3AM, Wolf Queen laughed at my typo-littered post, and I deleted it.
There's an album coming out later this month that everyone (even EmP) needs to buy. It's the Grammatics debut.
I "bagsied" this review over at TLOBF ages ago, then the editor forgot and assigned it to someone else. Who then decided that, though he loved it, he didn't really know how to approach the review, so he handed it on to me. More detailed thoughts will be readable over at www.thelineofbestfit.co.uk some time soon, I think.
...someone to write about Street Fighter IV for Reso.
Who's played it? Who fancies lending a freelance hand?
Particularly for the UK-based lot amongst you, but maybe of interest to others as well.
Winners in the BAFTA Videogame Awards, which took place last night. Games from October 2007 included.
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BEST ACTION / ADVENTURE
NOMINEES:
Call of Duty 4
Dead Space
Fable 2
Grand Theft Auto 4
Prince of Persia
Tomb Raider Underworld
WINNER: Fable 2
ARTISTIC ACHIEVEMENT AWARD
NOMINEES:
Assassin's Creed
Call of Duty 4
Dead Space
Gears of War 2
Little Big Planet
Metal Gear Solid 4
WINNER: Little Big Planet
BEST CASUAL GAME
NOMINEES:
Boom Box
Buzz! Quiz TV
Guitar Hero: World Tour
Little Big Planet
SingStar Vol. 2
WiiFit
WINNER: Boom Box
BEST GAMEPLAY
NOMINEES:
Call of Duty 4
Grand Theft Auto 4
Left 4 Dead
Mario Kart Wii
Rock Band
Super Mario Galaxy
I like Steam's little pop-ups that tell you what games people on your friends list are playing.
It turns out everyone in the world is playing Empire: Total War.
I'm currently tasked with writing about both my favourite game in a long time, and my favourite album in a long time.
Something's smiling upon me.
Why isn't there a game page for Empire: Total War!?
It's Empire: Total War! Man!
This morning, I got up bright and early to play my new game. I put the disk in the drive, started the installation, and sat back.
This was two hours ago. I am still not even close to playing Empire: Total War.
Sega issued a statement last week about why they'd opted for Steam as a necessary playing platform, mumbling things about piracy, community base and achievements. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't think anyone other than Valve has ever forced this before. There's always been the option of Steam installation, of course, and anything digitally downloaded through the service is going to be, by definition, Steam-activated. That's fine.
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