Archive for Tag: the economy

  • Be Careful What You Search For #71

    Comics Comics by Terrence Atkins on Comments2

    It's a dangerous world wide web out there!

  • (e)Book: Cory Doctorow’s “For the Win”

    Blog Posts Blog Posts by Kay Leacock on Comments1

    A few weeks ago, there I am sat on an annoyingly long train journey (about 2.5 hours) because my car was broken. Fortunately, I had an eBook reader with me, and I was finishing up a novel by Cory Doct

  • DS Stylus

    Blog Posts Blog Posts by Michael Gray on

    A stylus shaped like a normal-sized pen. Complete with the soft finger-grip thing they use to teach small children how to hold a pen!

  • Carbonated News: November 2009

    News Posts News Posts by Michael Gray on Comments1

    Welcome to "Carbonated News," the column where I get you up-to-date on the latest gaming news.  Although, to be honest, I only write this column at the end of the month, so the news isn't all that up

  • Carbonated News: E3 2009 Review

    News Posts News Posts by Michael Gray on Comments2

    Welcome to "Carbonated News," the column where I get you up-to-date on all the latest gaming news while making a bunch of snarky comments about everything. This month, I'm giving you a recap of all th

  • Oh, the Humanity!: The Wizard

    Columns Columns by Michael Gray on Comments1

    I went to the movie store yesterday to see what kind of movies they're making for kids nowadays. The movie that was being promoted was WALL-E, a cinematic masterpiece that preaches against the evils

  • Mega Man 3 (NES)

    Reviews Reviews by Meteo Xavier on Comments5

    So, me and newcomer Nathaniel Hoover, the poorest Meteo Xavier clone I've ever seen (though, in his defense, not the poorest I've ever created) are splitting the un-reviewed Mega Man games between tw

  • Gamer Girlfriend: A Month in Review

    Columns Columns by Vangie Ridgaway on

    I’m sure I don’t need to tell anyone that October has been an interesting month, complete with some nice ups and a few spectacular downs. For me, some of the more personal ups and downs have included moving to a new apartment, joining a book club, and becoming rather disillusioned about certain aspects of my job.