StarCraft II Patch 2.1 is out and it is really easy to enable Brood War Music:
In Options > Sound > Soundtrack, select StarCraft II / Brood War.
StarCraft II Patch 2.1 is out and it is really easy to enable Brood War Music:
In Options > Sound > Soundtrack, select StarCraft II / Brood War.
Even if you live under a rock, I’m sure you’ve seen these. 2011 & 2012 is sure to be a wallet busting period with such AAA titles coming out.
The game is going to sell well, despite what haters say. Just like the iPhone 4S (in terms of haters and still breaking record sales).
Personally, I’m skipping MW3 due to the Activision/IW drama, but your average gamer doesn’t care.
I need to find a way to play this. The first and 2nd were some of the most beautiful and fun games I’ve ever had the pleasure of playing. Maybe I’ll bring my PS3 to NY.
Uncharted 2 was one of the few games where I actually finished the single player more than once (including the hardest mode). Sadly, I can’t even make this statement for games that deserve replays like Mass Effect 2 & Deus Ex: HR.
Asylum was good times, even if some of the melee challenge rooms were very hard. I’ll wait for this game to hit Steam as GOTY (with all DLC) several months down the road for like 20 bucks.
Side note: so many games are on sale for fractions of the $60 suggested new game retail price within a couple months on Steam or through traditional retailers. Add to the fact that all the DLC is included in a definitive GOTY edition, you can save tons of money if you have any patience at all.
This game will come out on Blizzard time, so maybe sometime before 2012 is over.
As much as I want to play it, I’ll probably have to skip it to avoid ruining my life. Not even kidding when I say that this game will cause me to get absolutely nothing done for years of my life looking back. I mean that as both a compliment to the quality of the addictive gameplay and in a scary, I’m not kidding sort of way.
Starcraft II: Heart of the Swarm.
What’s there to say besides I’ll be on this like white on rice. I made a quick and dirty SC2 playlist of IGN uploaded videos from Blizzcon that show the new units in action. The gameplay will get adjusted prior to HotS launch, but the new units already look like it will stir things up in a good way.
Inspired by Danny Choo‘s long running A Week in Tokyo series (possible NSFW link), I want to post an odd assortment of photos taken around NYC in the month of May. Instead of one off twitpics, a series of unrelated NYC photos makes for good juxtaposition.
Dorky yet amusing.
You can never have too much Kalbi.
I don’t remember what UWS furniture store this came from.
More pay by the ounce yogurt shops is a good thing. The white peach yogurt I got was a bit too runny
South St Seaport area – Soul Daddy of American’s Next Great Restaurant fame
So great, so far away. Nan Xiang Dumpling House in Flushing
As you can tell, I’m never one to shy away from blanket generalizations! Condensed milk goes great with everything! So does tapioca pearls, aloe vera, and bacon (though not necessarily all in the same dish)
Also in Flushing, at Ice Fire Land
The Disney hype machine is building up for the latest Pirate’s movie. This shirt was spotted at Uniqlo
From the Nintendo World store, goomba merch
You guessed it, from the Nintendo World store. I’d buy this, but $50 is too much for a novelty backpack
From the TSL3 afterparty, you can see Thorzain in the background with the adidas three stripes garb
Coolhaus in NYC. That is one seriously heavy dessert
Representing the streets of NYC
The Chelsea Market is a great example of repurposing old buildings (but this isn’t new news)
Looking down at the Whole Foods in the Time Warner Center
From TeamLiquid:
Location: Break Bar and Billiards in New York City.
Address: 32-04b Broadway, Long Island City, NY 11106
Time and Date: Sunday, May 15th – 19:00 ESTTake the NQ uptown to Queens, get off at Broadway and walk one street southeast. Bar is located on the corner of Broadway and 32nd Street – Google Maps.
There is no RSVPing to this event. Break Bar holds 250 people. Yes, it’s in Queens, deal with it other borough residents!
*You must be at least 21 years of age to enter*
Some meta/random commentary about this post:
Google shows that
I rest my case.