Wow, did not think PSN would still be down after posting the news last week. I’m going to try some reverse psychology here in hopes of getting it up as speedy as possible and declare that PSN is down forever. Is it up yet? Here at Horrible Night we spent the of our 1st birthday… Continue reading
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Shiniest Objects: Internet Lives On
A big week of releases helped us all cope when the internet died (Amazon went down, PSN was down again). Hey, even our site was down for a day, but that didn’t keep us from playing on and writing about it. Every day we are on the look out for the most interesting news items… Continue reading
Shiniest Objects: Wii Told You So
All kinds of Nintendo rumors exploded this week and speculation raised up about the real Portal 2 release date that turned into an interesting Steam promotion. We got our game on a Net Heads after trying to dream up some remakes worth playing. Every day we are on the look out for the most interesting… Continue reading
Shiniest Objects: April O’Neil was Better
I think April is the new-old January and the news just isn’t as consistently flavorful. However, we did find some release dates and preview info worth talking about. Locally, we formally announced our next game night event and previewed more games in one week than we ever have before (2). Every day we are on… Continue reading
Shiniest Objects: Wrasslin’ Words
The industry tried to make sense of how well the 3Ds sold while Sony flexed its global muscle. Here we got more than a bit riled up by all of those jerks online which explains why we reviewed next to everything with a gun last week. Every day we are on the look out for… Continue reading
Shiniest Objects: Slap Happy
The launch of the 3DS commanded control of the news and reviews time throughout the industry last week, too bad there weren’t any good games to talk about, muahaha. We spent our time testing out a few demos and yelling about Batman. You be the judge on who was more constructive. Every day we are… Continue reading
Shiniest Objects: We Should Make a Shooter
Felt like the entire industry was hungover or sick last week, but we were treated to a killer Batman trailer and news while Homefront made its long awaited debut. In our world, our minds were definitely on our Think of the Children podcast with lots of advice for gamer parents and kids throughout the week…. Continue reading
Shiniest Objects: One Plus to Plus
Our hearts were in Boston all week for PAX East, which brought about new XBLA release dates, hands-on previews, and more trailers as 2011 starts to heat up. Here on the site we had our first hardware review and JPizzle151 does something none of us had dared when he attempted to take CityVille seriously. Every… Continue reading
Shiniest Objects: MMOh Just Kidding
The Game Developer’s Confernce (GDC) kept everyone on their toe’s last week with more reveals, trailers, and industry insight than we are used to out of that event. Our friends over at In Gaming We Trust are raising money to help a local flooded animal rescue facility, and here on Horrible Night we announced our… Continue reading
Shiniest Objects: Wii Don’t Party Like That
Being baffled by a game I will never play, overshadowed some release date announcements this week. Killing seemed to be the unintentional theme of the week on Horrible Night, sorry for the mess. Every day we are on the look out for the most interesting news items in the gaming industry. Some make it on the site… Continue reading
Shiniest Objects: Bizarre Salute
Not drought of trailers lately, as the only difficult part is to remain focused on the games we have. Sadly, we had a couple major hits of bad news as closures continue to take their toll on the industry. Every day we are on the look out for the most interesting news items in the… Continue reading
Shiniest Objects: Sony Promotes Hacking
The music games genre continued to take a beating this week with lots of layoffs and the death of the lesser franchise, and Sony finally (and unremarkably) reveals their “PlayStation Phone.” Cole reminds us that while the children are important, not every games is necessarily intended for them. Every day we are on the look out for… Continue reading