I intended to post info about Mass Effect 3’s Resurgence pack today but I saw this video and thought it just HAD to be shown.
9 year old Caine Monroy, built an elaborate cardboard arcade inside his dad’s used auto parts store. Caine’s first Fun Pass customer helps organize the best day of his life.
I have to admit, it made me laugh and cry at the same time. The video explains everything. Watch it!
Now there’s some ingenuity for ya! Imagine what this kid could do with a formal education in engineering? What do you say we make that possible? Donations to raise money for Caine’s college fund are currently being accepted on CainesArcade.com
Hmmm… where to begin? Where to begin? Well… I was recently promoted at work from Lab Specialist to Associate Course Director. Besides getting a sweet pay bump I was also given a desk. I have a phone, with my own extension! I’ll soon have a name plate, and business cards! What once felt like the beginning of the end of a relationship, now feels like love rekindled. I work closely with a team full of energetic, fun, and incredibly genuine people. Did I mention they gave me a desk? I did. Well good. Let’s talk about said desk, cause that’s what this post is really about anyway. Read More »
So I’ve been following the buzz about Mass Effect 3’s ending despite my better judgement. I have not personally played the game due to various other things taking up my time right now. From what I have seen through videos and watching a friend go to town on it, the game seems really enjoyable. As with any AAA title, there is always a setback that fans will nitpick about. Fair warning to those not wanting to hear about the ending even in vague detail, here’s a spoiler alert. Read More »
Every once in awhile, I remember the expansive collection of games I have built up over the years and decide to try out one of the older ones. Recently I dusted off my old N64 and had a blast going through Star Fox 64. I still think Peppy is a senile old man and Falco is a grade A douche. After my adventures were done and Andross once again had his ass handed to him on a silver platter, I noticed something out of the corner of my eye hiding down in the bottom of the box. My old copy of GoldenEye. Read More »
Spaaaaaaaace!!! Thanks to Portal 2’s Spaaaace Core, I will probably always over extend that word.
Angry Birds Space chimes in at $0.99 for the iPhone, iPod Touch, $3 on the iPad , $5 in the Mac App Store, and Windows users can buy the game directly from Rovio for $6 or check out a demo for free.
I’ve got the intro right here, (which also shows a new bird) and there’s a bit of gameplay in a previous post.
