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P.F. Chang's is ok, but it's still just American Chinese food. I've never been in Panda Express, but my friend got some one time and it looks just like the **** you'd get from one of the Chinese places in the mall for $5.
I've heard that a few times, but I never notice it while editing.
Do you think if I just made his audio louder across the board, that would help, or would it get too loud at points?
Must make it hard to play Polo, or one heck of a Polo injury!
for political reasons
Isn't Angry Birds free on Android?
I haven't played Angry Birds, but I think saying that it will be bigger than Tetris is an exaggeration. Tetris was a phenomenon that people still remember today. Angry Birds would have to be HUUUUUUUUUUUUUGE in order for it to be bigger than Tetris.
Nah it was the peg legged man with a hook for an arm.I thought it was maybe the six-fingered man.Who?It is the one armed man.
never ever go to Qdoba mexican grill, they are fucking gross, and the ruined my stomach one day.
I've heard some friends rave about Chipotle; they'll go out of their way to stop at one when they're on a roadtrip elsewhere in the state. If I ever pass through there, I'll feel compelled to give it a try.
ugh, i hate the Chipotle chain!
Dude, Star Fox Assault FTW. It has it's bad points, but I kind of enjoyed the single-player. Also, that multiplayer was awesome.
Nate, let's talk Assault on Newscast tonight. Why? I don't know.
StarFox Assault's single player sucked, but the multiplayer was great. Kind of a scaled down Battlefield. I wish Nintendo would go back to it; it had a lot of potential.
By the way, if you don't like the accordion instrument in Jam with the Band, try subbing the (chromatic) harmonica instrument, if available. The sounds are usually similar, and you may prefer the game's version of harmonica. The most dramatic aural difference is that accordion is a complete chording instrument, but it sounds like that may be irrelevant with the editor's limitations.
: The game's 'tude is starting to get on my nerves near the beginning.
Despite the fact that Nintendo continually notified me that my "Elite Reward" was in the mail, I received a desktop calendar yesterday.That's the Gold Elite Reward, as opposed to the Platinum one everybody else is talking about.
My elite reward also just arrived. It's bigger than expected, and actually looks nicer than I thought it would...
Nathan is HILARIOUSLY funny. Are you a brit nathan? Your humo(u)r is so much like greg's... very sharp and on point.
If thenew Goldeneye 007 games is so successful then could it rekindle interest in doing something with the original game?
Nathan Mustafa from NWR Newscast drops in to help us remember Goldeneye (N64).
http://www.nintendoworldreport.com/rfn/24416
James took a rare week off to attend something called American football, a crude mutation of rugby involving forward passes and other nonsensical rules. His substitute is Nathan Mustafa, the newest member of the NWR Newscast, here making his debut at Radio Free Nintendo. Nathan has been called "the James of Newscast", so it was really the perfect swap.
Nathan opens New Business with an affirmation of Super Meat Boy's awesomeness, which also gives us a chance to bitch about the WiiWare size limit that is delaying a port to our beloved Nintendo console. He also explains why he likes Fallout: New Vegas despite all the things he hates about it. (To hear about Nathan's exploits on Wii and DS, check out "What Ya Been Reviewing?" on the Newscast.) Greg maxes out Wario Land: Shake It and reports on the shockingly great Sonic Colo(u)rs DS demo, which Jonny also tried. Lindy is still digging for free time in Boston, so he instead gives us a run-down of what games he'd like to be playing, and we in turn list the games we want him to play (hint: they involve videos of him rapping, like Hulk Hogan). Finally, Jonny reports on finishing several games, including Picross 3D, Kirby's Epic Yarn, and Alan Wake -- listen for the latter game's tribute to James Jones.
After the break, we have a mid-sized retrospective on the original Goldeneye 007, a game we all love but have never really discussed on the show before. With Activision's well-received "remake" now making the rounds, it seemed like a great time to discuss the innovations and addictive power of Rare's first and most famous FPS. Later, we tackle a couple of Listener Mail questions about unsupported Wii accessories, Sims 3 for consoles, and even Need for Speed (a.k.a. Burnout: Real Cars Edition).
Every time, I got the same inconsistent result.
