
So today we began the long, arduous, drawn-out process of upgrading and updating the website, server-side. We’re going to be taking the website in a slightly more personal direction starting next year, and I (JW) felt that I should get a start on, you know, updating the look and feel a little.
I’m a dumbass for thinking this. The moment I opened up the Style.CSS file, I remembered why I always had somebody else do this. “CSS is easier than HTML”, my ass.
- Taking a page from our very own Mike Masashi Murakami III, PC World comes to the defense of the PS3 – PCWorld
- Michael Phelps videogame coming in 2010, because there is no God – MaxConsole
- Will Wright “excited” about his ‘big new project’ – Joystiq
- Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars coming to the Nintendo DS on March 17th, 2009 – GoNintendo
- You know what else is coming out in March? The Nintendo DSi. Maybe. – GoNintendo
- Behold! Fallout 3 trophies! – PS3Trophies
- Our first Guitar Hero: Metallica info – USA Today
- Harmonix will see Red Octane’s Metallica and raise one Pearl Jam – GoNintendo (Press Release)
- Could EA be closing Black Box? – EDGE Online
- Time Warner buys 20% stake in Eidos – Joystiq
- Remember the Phantom? Well, they’ve launched their store. A far difference from their “console” idea – Gamasutra
- LAIR developer Factor 5 rumored to have cut half its workforce – EDGE Online
- Did Microsoft know about the disc scratching issue with the Xbox 360 before the console’s launch? All signs point to “yes” – The Feed
And finally, if you didn’t think that Kotaku wasn’t a blog solely about rehashing Press Releases and stopping dead in their journalistic tracks whenever “boobies” are waved in front of them, remember this: They posted five seven Press Releases on their site on this Monday. Before noon.
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This is turning more into a regular blog? Or am I hallucinating?
Let’s just say we’re running an experiment.
Not that I’m complaining, it was a bit hard to figure out the latest news.. (or atleast, I had to click a couple of times more than now
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