By Mike on Mar 8, 2010 in Fun and Games | 0 Comments
So I was looking forward to Final Fantasy for the iPhone ever since Square announced that it would be coming out, as well as Final Fantasy II. I’ve been playing it since the day it was released, although I haven’t been able to really dedicate a lot of time to it.
By Mike on Jan 12, 2010 in Fun and Games | 5 Comments
I’ve only been playing it for a few weeks but I am absolutely in love with Ramp Champ. For fans of Skeeball, Ramp Champ puts a fun twist on the classic boardwalk game. Ramp Champ comes with 4 built in levels, and has in-app purchases that allows you to download “packs” that include more levels and more prizes.
Prizes? Yes thats right. There is loot in Ramp Champ. As you can see in the picture here, I’ve collected some sick prizes by spending the tickets of my winnings. The expansion packs that you can purchase from the app store also include new prizes to spend your tickets on.
By Mike on Dec 31, 2009 in Fun and Games | 0 Comments
So the new qik live iPhone app lets you stream live from the iPhone to the qik.com web site. I decided to give this a try and broadcast a few hours of me playing Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 over the past few days. It works well, so I will continue to [...]
By Mike on Dec 7, 2009 in Fun and Games | 0 Comments
When it comes to sports, I love tradition. I want every sport to be the way it was when I was a kid and learning about baseball, football, etc. I don’t want a wildcard in baseball, I want divisions in hockey named after people that are dead, and I want college football to play as many games as possible on January first.
By Mike on Sep 7, 2009 in Fun and Games | 0 Comments
The first book came highly recommended by my friends back on the East coast. It is my first experience with the author, Thomas Pynchon, and I have to say I haven’t been let down so far. I don’t like to give too much away about books, but it’s a detective novel.
By Mike on Aug 16, 2009 in Fun and Games | 3 Comments
After playing WoW for a few years, and even having it contribute to the end of a relationship, the game still pulls me towards it, even if it isn’t by playing it directly. Online research and discussion can have just as much immersion as the game itself.