Showing posts with label video games. Show all posts
Showing posts with label video games. Show all posts

Saturday, September 19, 2009

PS3 Yellow Light of Death Fix?

The popular PS3 has rumors that there are defects with the product, however, Sony denies the allegation.

Sony states that less than half of a percent of units sold so far have had the issue.  But, in my opinion, if you are one of the ones with the issue, does that number matter?

But if you get the Yellow Light Of Death (YLOD), what can you do to fix it?

A good place to start is with a simple search online, especially forums such as Playstation.com.











Thursday, September 10, 2009

Amazon's Buy 2 Xbox Games, Get One Free!

Amazon is running a great deal on Xbox Platinum games....

From the Amazon.com website:  "Get three Platinum Hits for your Xbox 360 for the price of two. Offer limited to products shipped and sold by Amazon.com. Promotion ends on September 12, 2009 at 11:59PST. Offer good while supplies last. Limit one per customer. *Shipping fees and taxes may apply."

So if you are looking to get a new Xbox game, or want to get an early start on some Christmas shopping, take advantage of this great deal now!


Click here:  Amazon's Buy 2 Xbox Games, Get One Free!

 

Tuesday, August 18, 2009

Kids Woot....Woot For Kids or The Child at Heart!

Woot. Gotta love it. Gotta love the "woot-off".

And now your kids can too! No, they're not selling kids now, as the website plainly explains. They're not even trying to sell anything TO your kids.

They are selling things FOR your kids. It's Kids Woot!

What are they selling?
As of right now, the LeapFrog Didj Ultimate Customization Pack with Free game is for sale.
EA Sports Active Bundle (Works w/ Balance Board)

And, nothing says you HAVE to be a kid to enjoy the things on Kids Woot.

If you've never visited Woot.com before, make sure you also check out:

Blockbuster Movies On Your Mobile Phone

The video store...when is the last time you've been to one?

This is what Blockbuster decision makers have been thinking about. That's why they are ready to make "thousands" of films available via Motorola phones.

The official date of availability has not yet been released, but at least now you know it's on it's way.

Making various efforts such as rental through the mail, Blockbuster Vending Kiosks, and more, the company hopes to chase down customers who no longer step foot into a video store.

In the meantime, you can still check out the Blockbuster website and check out games like Madden NFL 10 or G.I. Joe-The Rise of Cobra. Or just get someone that loves movies and games a Blockbuster gift card.

Monday, August 17, 2009

Everybody Loves Raymond Website

If you're a fan of the show Everybody Loves Raymond, check out EverybodyLovesRay.com.

On the website, you can find out information about the stars (Ray Romano, Patricia Heaton-who happens to be a popular search item right now, Brad Garrett, Doris Roberts, and Peter Boyle) as well as info about guest stars that have appeared on the show.




You can also play free flash games like Barone Bowling, Ray's Hole in One Golf Game, Ray's Great Escape, and more!

If that's not enough, you can also check out sound bytes, wallpapers, photos, awards, and more!

Friday, August 14, 2009

Get Paid to Play Video Games-Awesome!

Yes it's true, you REALLY can get paid to play video games.


I'm not talking about as a game tester, where some people do make a decent amount of money to play video games. If you figure out how to get one of those jobs, please let me know :-) Think how cool it would be to get paid to play Madden 2010!


What I AM talking about is the employees at Grinnell Computers. On Friday afternoons, the employees can get paid to play a video game called Combat Arms (by Nexon) while ON THE CLOCK!

Why?
In a quote, Grinnell stated, "It's about bonding." I know what he means be a fan of online game playing with people you know, or the occasional LAN party. It can be a lot of fun.

Employees at Grinnell Computers agree as they tend to shoot their boss whenever possible...online of course.

Electronic Arts (EA Games) has reportedly done the same by letting employees play a particular video game in order to get it out on the market sooner.

It's a WIN-WIN situation!