Yes, not much has been happening online over Christmas to report about. I’ve just been playing The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess (Wii) on my Wii and watching the first season of The Wire which is shaping up to be the best cop show of all time, even after watching … Continue reading →

Not much this week. Here’s some interesting sites: videojug.com – Life Explained. On Film. Brilliant YouTube inspired site with videos showing you how to dop almost anything. UK HDTV Buyers Guide – Which kind of recommends not bothering to buy one for a couple of years. The Wilhelm Scream – … Continue reading →

Now I have my Nintendo Wii running an internet browser I should be able to play lots of flash-based games using my Wiimote on my TV. This will be updates with new sites as soon as I find them: albinoblacksheep.com – A list of 30 flash games Katamari, Grow Cube … Continue reading →

Well done to Alan Curbishley and the rest of the team. A magnificent start to the new Curbishley era. Ladbrokes had the West Ham win at 6 to 1 and luckily I put a fiver on it. It was my last bit of money from my £200 Graeme Dott win … Continue reading →

I’ve been so busy since my last post working on a couple of amazing looking websites so here’s a week’s worth of posts in one big go. The new Die Hard 4 teaser trailer: The new man at Upton Park, Alan Curbishley. I think we’ll put 3 past Man Utd … Continue reading →

If you’re one of the lucky people to own a Nintendo Wii and have Orange Broadband, formerly Wanadoo, with a Livebox and have had problems getting online using Nintendo Wi-Fi then these tips may help. First, you have to log on to your Livebox admin control panel using your PC. … Continue reading →

My plan to arrive fashionably late at GameStation to avoid any queing failed as there was quite a big queue in front of me when I arrived there. So back home for 40 minutes then a quick cycle back and I walked straight to the front. A minute later and … Continue reading →

Hiding away on BBC4 earlier this year was one of the funniest programmes about television ever made, Charlie Brooker’s Screenwipe. His caustic and sarcastic look at modern television and it’s audience is a breath of fresh against the season-long X-Factor/Strictly Come Dancing/Big Brother monstrosities we have on our screens. Here … Continue reading →