New Rumor Says Xbox 720 in 2012
Yet another rumor about the next generation of Microsoft console has popped up, as tech reporter Paul Thurrott claims that Microsoft Corporation (Public, NASDAQ:MSFT) will debut the Xbox 720 at CES, while launching it during the Holiday season of 2012.
According to Thurrott during the Windows Weekly video show:
“What I’m hearing is (the next Xbox is) going to come out...
The Voting is Over My Jim Beam Bold Choice Has Been Made
The masses have spoken. Two weeks ago I told you folks about Jim Beam's bold choices promotion. Jim Beam is celebrating Bold Choices and the people that make them. In an era of cautiousness, bold behavior can be hard to find. So in what I feel is an effort to spice things up a bit, Jim Beam has...
Video Game Roundtable Episode 73: No Free Porn
This week’s episode is also abbreviated, as Jordan is somewhere in Pennsylvania looking for a gingerbread house while Paul is still trying to pack his entire NES library into a single suitcase. Jonah and Paul still got in enough time to do a Gaming Flashback on Thief: The Dark Project, and the following news items:
Steam forums hacked
Xbox 360 failure...
Sud Savant: New Glarus – Raspberry Tart
I'm glad my New Glarus kick continues because this brew has been sitting in my fridge for waaay too long. Now, New Glarus is recognized for having some world-class fruit beers. The first I had was their Wisconsin Belgian Red, but this review will be dedicated to their Raspberry Tart. Full disclosure: with all the New Glarus beers I’ve...
Next Battlefield 3 DLC Set in NYC?
Videogame site Beefjack is stating that Electronic Arts internal sources have leaked to them that the next downloadable content pack for Battlefield 3 will be set in New York City.
According to the site:
“If our tipsters are truly in the know, then it would seem likely that New York will be the location for the next round of DLC, due...
Music Review: Christopher Brown – Characterist
The twelve songs on Characterist present Christopher Brown in a simple setting, his Harry Chapin-esque story songs sometimes happy, sometimes plaintive, yet always textured in pretty sounds. “Do the do over, starting now” is a simple and snappy ode to reinvention, reworking one’s perspectives in sometimes startling ways. “Not so polite” is the direction here, to ruffle feathers,...
Music Review: Cali P’s The Strong
Cali P's The Strong opens with an eerie Science Fiction keyboard and call-to-attention drum roll with a new millennium nod to revolution reminding one of the soul behind Thunderclap Newman's epic "Something In The Air" which was a call-to-arms for a different time. “I’m a fighter, so I keep on fighting…defending the defending the right thing”…hooks galore make this...
Hip Hop Legend and Actor Heavy D is Dead at 44
There is sad news for not only the hip-hop community but all of the music world. Jamaican born rapper Heavy D died today at the age of 44. Born Dwight Arrington Myers on May 24, 1967 Heavy D & the Boyz skyrocket to fame when their sophomore effort "Big Tyme" spawned 4 chart toppers.
Heavy D went on to...
HBO: Boardwalk Empire Episode Review & Recap – 2.7 “Peg of Old”
Last week I complained that Boardwalk Empire, while a stunningly beautiful set piece at most moments, was seriously lacking some action and drive, and left me starting to get bored. Some good stuff happened this week, though, and the consequences of these events should make the rest of the season really interesting. Here are some highlights:
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Zero Punctuation Reviews Batman: Arkham City
Croshaw generally liked Batman: Arkham City, but felt the open worldness of the game was a detriment. He preferred the linearity of the first game, allowing for better set pieces like the Scarecrow. Check out his full review in the video above.
Jonah Falcon is a blogger for TMRzoo and GameStooge.com and covers all gaming consoles and platforms including Sony...




