Well I'm back, with portable news.

So the PS Vita is now all but revealed, with "official" Sony posters leaked. Of course this is all just speculation but with NGP (Next Generation Portable) just a concept name, like Project Natal, Vita does sound all the more appealing. With Sony usually going for bland names like the numbered PlayStation console series (1,2 & 3) and the original portable PlayStation being named, well, PlayStation Portable, I personally believe that they'll go for a more original name. My money's on it not being named PSP2 but instead on it being named something with more of a kick, how does Vita sound :P
For another thing I also believe that they would not hinder the specs unless they had to, but then again I believe price point will make a big difference in whether or not it sells well. With the 3DS not selling well because of the potential health risks (http://tinyurl.com/3h3goon) I think Sony's purely tech filled selling point will excite gamers not otherwise enticed by the handheld markets usually graphically poor games.

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Nuketown Secrets

Professionial Activision, umm, guy Dan "One of Swords" Amrich has posted nine interesting secrets from Call of Duty: Black Ops' multiplayer map Nuketown. Sure, everybody probably noticed the double rainbow all the way across the sky (what does it mean?), but did you notice the names on the mailboxes, or the fact that the town clock and population board actually count the actual time left and players present in the match? There's also a few secret RC-XD hidey holes (seen above), and apparently Nuketown isn't the only map with a few secret places to send your buzzing remote controlled car of doom.

Say what you want about Activision's evil empire or the money-making steamroller that Call of Duty has become, but no one can say Treyarch didn't pack the stuffing out of this game with hidden content.

Minecraft Fears

There's just something about the way that sheep stared at me that drove fear into my heart!

Starting A Blog

There comes a time in every geeks life where he must start a blog chronicling his uninteresting adventures and reviewing his favourite games so I'm going to give it a go.