This Week in Rock (Band downloadable content)

post from bits bytes pixels & sprites on 12 February 2008 09:36:17 AM. © bits bytes pixels & sprites

It’s a grab bag of late 70’s songs from huge bands of the day, with slightly less popular tunes. Buy ‘em together or individually, it’s totally your call.Complete Control - The Clash (160 MS points/ $2)Truth Hits Everybody - The Police (160 MS points/ $2)Teenage Lobotomy - The Ramones (160 MS Points / $2)Normal pricing [...]

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E for All in October

post from Gaming Nexus on 12 February 2008 08:50:00 AM. © Gaming Nexus

by: John Yan
NEWS - E For All's first show was in August of last year. This year they are moving to October 3-5 which is a pretty good idea since they won't have to compete with PAX. It'll be in the LA Convention Center or the same place E3 is taking place this year. I'm still not keen on going yet as I will most likely hit E3. I just don't feel the need to go to both shows in the same location but we'll see. I think they should just merge the two and have E3 for All and be done with it.
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Games time forgot: Jordan vs Bird: One on One

post from Destructoid - Hardcore video game blog on 12 February 2008 08:24:33 AM. © Destructoid - Hardcore video game blog

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I'm going to be completely honest: I don't actually know if this game is any good. I played the hell out of it when I was a child -- it was the second videogame I ever got -- and I enjoyed it then, but (A) back then I also thought the Widget game was really awesome, and (B) I can't get a working NOT rom to test the game out with my older, more cynical eyes.

You'll forgive me, then, if my description of Jordan vs Bird: One on One is a little heavier on the nostalgia/lighter on objective critique than usual.

Still, as one of the first ever basketball games to hit the NES, Jordan vs Bird is worthy of discussion no matter how important it was to my personal upbringing.

Hit the jump for the rundown.