Month: May 2009
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Across The Net: Daizenshuu EX Feedback
Over in my Twitter feed I occasionally share some of the more hilarious or enthralling comments I’ve seen about our podcast (and even just Daizenshuu EX as a site in general). I figured I would throw a few together in one place for easy reference. With no real qualifying description on where the hate comes…
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HDTV Gaming and Lag: First Impressions
One of the things I was most excited about and terrified of in the move to the new house was finally having a current-generation TV and audio setup to go along with the now-current-generation video game consoles. Up until last month, I had been gaming on a (decently sized) SDTV with its built-in speakers. I…
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No Phone, No Cable… Living Just Fine
I just saw this report over on the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention website talking about the cancellation/removal of land-line phones in favor of cell-phone-only service. We are apparently at a point where one-in-five American homes have removed their plain ol’ telephone service in favor of exclusively using cell phones. The wife and I…
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Quick Plug: lo-fidelity episode 20
We typically don’t plug things on our other websites unless they warrant it, and this is one of those cases. Jeff and I do a bi-weekly podcast called lo-fidelity where we review music, discuss music, give a top five every week, etc. It’s a really good show, and I encourage all of you to check…
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Two Quick Movie Reviews
Hey, everyone. It’s been a while since I’ve posted anything up over here. As you can probably guess, the move to the new house has put a temporary slowdown on updates across the board for me. I’ve put a couple quick things up over on vgconvos, and I was able to record episode 20 of…
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Xbox 360 License Transfer Issues – Resolved
That was a pretty easy fix. My Xbox 360 license transfer issues have been resolved, and it legitimately took nothing more than a simple phone call. I received a follow-up voice message two days later, as promised, letting me know that the license transfer was still being worked on, but it would be resolved soon…
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Price of iPhone Games Not Necessarily the Issue
While eating lunch today, I stumbled across an article on MSNBC called “Will the people pay for quality iPhone games?” It was an interesting question, and one I often wonder about both for myself and for the gaming public as a whole. We have heard Andrew say a few times on the podcast that he…