Using GH controllers to make “real” music? I can get behind that. And it can be yours, for the rock bottom price of zero dollars.
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Wow.
Content and comments. I promise, that’s my last mention of it for awhile.
The last couple weeks have proven rather interesting for me. Fridays have found themselves full of meetings, and as a result more work and some exciting prospects that are still in the early stages of the maybe possibly happening?
I’m part of a podcast now, The Insophisticate. It’s about technology, but really it’s just my friend Dino and me talking for a random amount of time about the stuff we’d talk about anyway. You might find it interesting if you dig that sort of thing.
Wausau Community Theatre is presenting Gypsy at the end of February. I’m fortunate enough to be a member of the cast, which means I get to hone my acting skills and be with people whose company I enjoy. There’s no dancing or singing for me in this one, which I was kind of bummed about at first but has actually been a blessing in disguise since it leaves me with more open evenings.
Mass Effect was pretty darn good once I figured out how to play it; Orange Box is a game no 360/PS3/PC owner should be without. I’m probably 5% into Mario Galaxy but I haven’t picked it up since last month.
But seriously. Good things are coming (I think). There’s not one big thing that I’m looking forward to, but rather a bunch of small things that, when combined, make me happy.
If you’re interested in technology or other topics, you might like The Insophisticate, a show about technology (and other topics).
Porsche has a new ad for the Cayenne GTS. I am going to watch it over and over.
Rock Band does an amazing job of uniting nerds and non-gamers alike, for way less dollars than a Wii. Also it’s not impossible to find.
I was doing really well; for over two years, I’d managed to get by without ever picking up a plastic guitar and fake-rocking out to Guitar Hero. But Activision’s persistence prevailed, and last week it finally got its hooks into me. As a result, I now have a sticker-adorned Gibson X-plorer which inexplicably makes me feel heroic whenever I pick it up.
But seriously. Guitar Hero is a good time and a nice departure from more typical games, and we decided to pick up an extra guitar so we can both play at the same time (either guitar/bass or lead/rhythm, depending on the song). If it sounds nerdy, that’s because it is. If it sounds stupid, then you haven’t played it.