I think it may be because I’ve been playing another, similar, instrument based rhythm game for the last year, but I really don’t like Guitar Hero World Tour, so much. I may be biased, since right out of the box, the snare pad on my drumkit doesn’t work right. It’s one of those “only register [...]
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Wii Fit Update, Again
I woke up early this morning, and made myself get out of bed when the alarm went off, with the sole intention of doing my half hour Wii Fit workout, which according to the Wii Fit software, hadn’t been done in 24 days. It also informed me that we’ve had it for 39 days, meaning [...]
Rock Band 2 Release Party M&Ms
I didn’t bring my camera to the party, in fear that someone would mistake me for one of the hired photographers, but I did take some pictures of the “goodies” from the party, that we brought home. Harmonix had M&Ms printed with the four icons from the game, and we brought a bunch home, so [...]
Rock Band 2 Release Party
I’m pretty psyched for tonight. My buddy Justin, Christine and I are heading to the Hard Rock Cafe in Boston for the Rock Band 2 release party, being held by Harmonix. Not sure what the night has in store for us, aside from food, drinks and live band karaoke. It should be a [...]
Rock Band 2 – The Greatest Game Ever Made
So, as you may know, my wife recently got a job working at Harmonix, the company that makes Rock Band (and now, Rock Band 2.) That meant something awesome for me, a free copy of Rock Band 2. Jealous? You should be. The problem, however, is that I couldn’t wait for her [...]
Wii Fit – One Week Later
Christine and I finally managed to get our hands on a Wii Fit a week ago, and have been doing the excersizes half an hour a day, for the last week. (Minus one day that I skipped.) While it’s still too early to say that the results are overwhelmingly positive, there definitely is results [...]
The Endless Setlist Finished
So, we carved out 5 hours of our Labor Day weekend to play the Endless Setlist for Rock Band. What’s the endless setlist, you ask? 58 songs in a row. I guessed it would take us about 6 hours to complete. Luckily, it only took 4 hours 45 minutes. I thought [...]

