Too Many Games!

Last Sunday L and I went to a classic video games convention called Too Many Games, being held kind of in the middle of nowhere. It was actually smack dab in the middle of a farmer's market, and I think while wandering around the tables of random crap being sold for a dollar, we were starting to doubt if we were in the right place. Low and behold, right in the middle of it all…

A while back I was trying to make cool video-game inspired T-shirts by silkscreening, but eventually due to lack of a work space I had to kind of drop it. However I really liked coming up with the designs and ideas, so I'm gonna give it another try, this time by using Spreadshirt.com for the actual making of the shirts. My first shirt is now available, and I'm hoping some people out there will like…

<oixelsPerInch>120</oixelsPerInch> 1152x882 Normal 0 <woNotOptimizeForBrowser/> So I attended the Gamestop conference out in Las Vegas in September, and after two full days of presentations from various game companies, we had a few hours to spend on the expo floor, which is kind of like a mini E3, with booths set up from tons of gaming companies to try out upcoming titles. A couple hours can go by pretty fast, especially when I spent the first…

So I got some of the new TMNT toys from NECA, based off the original comics by Eastman and Laird. I was so excited by how awesome (radical?) they looked that I had to snap a few pictures! So far I've got Leonardo and Michelangelo, I'm still searching for Donatello and Rapheal.    

So I've already gotten the chance to meet Shigeru Miyamoto and Mega Man creator Keiji Inafune. I was thrilled to find out that Mr. Koji Igarashi, the man behind most of the best Castlevania games, was at the Gamestop conference I attended in Las Vegas! Signature and photo get! I'll have more to talk about regarding the Gamestop conference shortly, please look forward to it.

The Playstation Store added three new Talkman Travel programs to their lineup last week, one for Tokyo, one for Rome, and one for Paris. For only $5.99, I figured the price was low enough to take the plunge and see how helpful this tool would be for navigating around Tokyo. After playing around for a short while (a very short while, as there's not much to see), I was left feeling disappointed, particularly at the…