March 31, 2006

Mason’s Random Content Update

A’right?

Just some links that you might not have read yet that I’ve written:

The Indie Scene | Issue 2: NIBRIS
Animal Crossing: Wild World review
NIBRIS releases exclusive artwork to me

Coming soon - interview with NIBRIS by me. :-D

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  1. hey man, i will read these over the weekend. you seem to have a huge collection of work now man, how many articles/reviews is it now? fucking amazing.

    Comment by turonm — March 31, 2006 @ 4:59 pm

  2. oh crap crap crap…

    i wrote loads of shit here..then i pressed the backspace and i went to the previous page :(

    to sum up.

    NIBRIS - Raid Over River sounds good, but not sure i’d play iit. Sadness…HIGHLY doubt i’ll play it. horror AND period! aaaaargh! However, i like the fact they’re doing a period game, something different and the use of the rev controller sounds promising. Another good expose from Mason. :D

    AC - I wrote loads for this one, cos I’ve played it etc…basically said that I skimmed the first page because it goes on about what it IS. The 2nd page was good, i agree with the two screens issue. - the lack of using both. Loved your last paragragh, sums up when i try to explain the game to someone. (ie Mehdi…”What’s the point of thaaat?”) PLUS where’s the Length score gone? What would u have given it…I know HazukiSan (was it him?) gave it a very high score for length..but at the moment it’s one of those games you play for about 10 minutes everyday, rather than a lot during a period.

    you’ve got the big picture on the front page, well done :P

    oooh DS lite maybe in Maaay. We soo need those WiFi demo stations at Piccadilly Station…hehe..download a demo, put DS to sleep..then get on train/bus. yeaaah :D

    Comment by sy — March 31, 2006 @ 7:50 pm

  3. oh yeah..your top 5 games…a few suprises…Metroid and RE4, but nice one on Ocarina of Time :D

    Comment by sy — March 31, 2006 @ 7:53 pm

  4. hey man, quick comment. you seen to have developed your own style man, looks like over time you have developed a much more comfortable writing style. you’re very aware of your audience and try to engage them in the style you use, which is almost like a one-way conversation, which almost demands the reader to respond to your work. well done.

    Comment by turonm — April 5, 2006 @ 10:08 pm

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