This will be another short one because I’m going back tomorrow and I haven’t packed. Actually that’s it, bye.

I made a promise to myself that when I redesigned Nidzumi earlier in the year that I would not re-design it for the rest of the year. For the record, tweaking doesn’t count, that’s why when I tell you to go to Nidzumi to see the minor tweaks – this doesn’t count. Check it out let me know what you think, better or worse?

We can fly to the moon, build skyscrapers and communicate with anyone freely and easily over the internet. So why is it that we can still sleep on our necks funny? Seriously, what is that?

The phrase punching above our weight comes to mind.

Metacritic is a funny site. It gives reviewers more power than they really want.

What I’m talking about is the horrible bonus culture within gaming that relies on an aggregated review score. Why am I thinking about this? Well because Daniel Lipscombe recently wrote our 200th review, which is the minimum requirement for acceptance on Metacritic. We aren’t guaranteed anything yet but it’s bringing up some interesting questions. Am I qualified? Do I want to buy into and feed this practice? Why does this feel like a massive accomplishment?

I guess probably, maybe and 200 reviews is the achievement would be the answers. It’s exciting nonetheless.

More recommendations as my last one was quite well received. Junk Science this time, they brought an album out in 2007 called Grandad’s Nerve Tonic but have a new one coming in a few months – which I just found out about.

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