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January 2nd, 2010 | 
Post a commentI’ve had New Super Mario Bros. Wii since the day it released back in October, but only recently beat the game, hence the delay with this review. Whether you’ve played other Super Mario Bros. games or not — or even if it’s been a long time since you’ve played one — this is worth picking up. To sum it up, this game isn’t perfect, but it’s brilliant nonetheless. [More »]
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When it comes to Walmart, it takes no time to find plenty of complaints and criticism… and I’ll admit, I could easily write a “rant” about Walmart if I wanted to. (Actually, searching back, I already have.) And I usually hate the way some businesses make people work on Thanksgiving — after spending Thanksgivings 2005-2008 at work myself. But today, I have to hand it to Walmart for staying open this year… it really helped me out in a major bind. [More »]
Hey everyone. The site has looked pretty much unchanged since I revived it in 2007. At the time, there weren’t as many themes and plugins available for WordPress. The theme I was using, K2, was considered to be among the best themes available. But it’s been a long time since K2 has been updated… [More »] An important update about this very website — many of the direct links to articles have changed recently. If you have links to articles that look like this: www.pnaw10.com/archives/### …then they need to be updated. Please use the search function near the top of the page to find what you need and adjust your links accordingly. Thank you.  From MTV.com If you saw the MTV Video Music Awards a couple weeks ago, you may have been impressed by the “live” performance of Taylor Swift singing “You Belong to Me” during a subway ride up the F-train from Bryant Park to Rockefeller Center, coming up the stairs right outside Radio City Music Hall, where the awards were being held. But many details in the video prove it was NOT live. Nor did it even take place in Bryant Park or on the F-train. After the jump, you can watch the video again and see the list of evidence. [More »] |
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Taking advantage of Target’s current “
I’ve been a game show fan since I was a kid, so when Target recently offered “buy two get one free” on Wii games, I jumped on a trio of game show remakes. After all, if you can’t get to Television City to be there in person, a good computer simulation can be the next best thing. One of the games I bought was “Family Feud: 2010 Edition,” produced by Ubisoft/Ludia, the same companies that made the other two game show remakes I bought. It’s not the best video game version of “The Feud” I’ve ever seen, but it’s not the worst, either. 
I normally don’t post things that basically amount to a free advertisement, but this deal is too good to pass up. Now through November 7th at Target, most Wii games are part of a “buy 2 get one free” promotion. In 20+ years of playing video games, I don’t think I’ve ever seen a deal like that.
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Just click the pic to see it full size, and then click on the cheeseburgers to vote. Need lots of fives. This was seen last night in the Walmart Supercenter in Cicero, NY.