Collegian columnist Tim Jones reviews The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword for the Nintendo Wii.
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Skyward Sword dominates the Wii
Tags: Skyward Sword Review, Wii, Zelda
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Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 review
Collegian columnist Tim Jones reviews Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3, the follow-up to the original released earlier this year.
Tags: review, UMvC3, Update
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Downloadable content a double-edged sword
Collegian columnist Tim Jones thinks downloaded content will evolve gaming, but some are using it for the wrong reasons.
Tags: Capcom, DLC, Games, Internet
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SquareEnix quality disappoints avid gamers
Collegian Columnist Tim Jones explains why he believes SquareEnix is letting down fans.
Tags: Final Fantasy, Kingdom Hearts, SquareEnix
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PlayStation not living up to its past
Collegian columnist Tim Jones explains why the PlayStation 3 is actually a step backward for Sony.
Tags: Console Wars, Playstation, Sony, Video Games
Posted in Arts & Living, Culture, Video Games | 11 Comments »
40 million views doesn’t mean worthy of attention
Today is Thursday, however the questionably talented artist Rebecca Black’s hit song tells us its Friday and its time to party. Collegian columnist Tim Jones can’t decide if he’d rather have it be Monday everyday than deal with hearing the song.
Tags: Ark Music Factory, Autotune, Friday, Rebecca Black
Posted in Columns | 4 Comments »
Pride and Color posters vandalized
A recent campaign by the GLBTQREM group Pride and Color has been vandalized by an unknown source through defamation of their posters with duct tape.
Tags: Food For Thought Books, GLBTQREM, LGBT
Posted in Local News | 1 Comment »
IBM’s Watson comp. defeats humans on Jeopardy
The super computer Watson, developed and programmed by a variety of teams and institutions, including UMass, recently won a tournament against the show’s greatest victors.
Tags: IBM, Jeopardy, Watson
Posted in Science & Technology | 2 Comments »
