It was announced today by Steven Moffat that the new companion to the Doctor will be 20 something Jenna-Louise Coleman. Her acting credits are relatively modest… and I feel like I have seen her somewhere else before. Maybe she just has that sort of face. She looks friendly but as though, with many companions of the past, has a fiery side. With most details as yet unknown about how
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Previously, to enjoy Netflix Instant Streaming to your PS3 or Wii, you would need a disc to allow for the interface, well this week it has been announced, that is no longer the case. Downloads are being made available for free via both system stores for the new and improved Netflix interfaces. Xbox 360 no longer will corner the market on the sleek built in system with all the
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Any time a new Harvest Moon comes out, I must try it (with the exception of the WiiWare, haven’t tried that one yet). All the Harvest Moon reviews I read, the author must state how long they have been a fan of the series, so not to break tradition, for me it has been the SNES. I even have most of the little plush animals that have come with
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I am on this never-ending quest to seek out television online. I haven’t had cable television in probably three years. So when a new way comes along I must try it; enter HuluPlus. Sounded interesting enough, add in the fact that I can use it on my iPhone and I am sold. At $9.99 a month, I have moderate expectations. I figure for that I am primarily paying for
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This was my first experience with the Atelier series, and I know DS versions of games can be a bit… simplified. I am curious after playing this to play the others now, though. It is certainly an intriguing concept. The basis of the game is that you are Annie, a spoiled little brat cast off the mainland to an island in development. Alchemy runs in your family and you
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I’ve been a geek for most of my adult life, in fact all of it minus maybe a month. You see, I joined the ranks of geekdom during my second, or super, senior year. I returned to school that fall broken hearted, knowing all the kids I had grown up with and had been my friends through my most formative years were gone. The faces were familiar, but I
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