Finally, I’ve been sitting on this design for months tinkering away at it bit by bit, but here it is…. well, mostly.

Right now only the blog half of the site has been converted to the new Hyper Twilight Lynk design, the forum half on the other hand is still in the older Mega Twilight Lynk design… but this should change in a few weeks once I get the time to work on it in-between doing assignments for uni and such.

It seems so silly and there’s probably a simple way to solve the problem, but I feel like bitching about stuff after a long week of uni…

As good as Xbox Live is, it’s exactly what you want out of a paid online gaming service… but it can be stupid sometimes, especially when it comes to your credit card details.

I promise, I’ll get back to making non-Nintendo entries after this one, it’s just that I really feel the urge to get this one out there as soon as I can.

Throughout most of its history as a video game company, Nintendo has always had some sort of connection to a western developer creating games under the Nintendo banner. At first this “champion in the west” was British based developer Rareware who most of us have come to know from the games they developed for Nintendo during the 90s. However, Rare’s time has passed and a new champion, this time from Texas, has taken their place… Retro Studios.