How long has it been since Kirby’s had a stand alone console game? The last one I can remember was Kirby Air Ride for the Gamecube which released in 2003… and that was a racing title! So no wonder everybody had googly eyes when Kirby’s Epic Yarn was shown for the first time at E3. But was the praise a bit premature?
As if Facebook wasn’t enough on it’s own, the team at RockMelt have developed a new web browser that is designed entirely for Facebook. Because RockMelt is based off the Chromium engine, it has the speed of Google Chrome, along with the main structure and functions, so that means users will hopefully have a familiar experience with the app.
Every once and a while there’s something that catches our eye, that something always has and will continue too be, the HD2. Originally missing out on a Windows Phone 7 upgrade — it felt a lot like Microsoft had just shunned their flagship handset. However, those that purchased the Windows Mobile 6.5 flagship should know that those crafty folks over at XDA China have ported Microsoft’s latest OS to a device that was destined to live in the past. / More after the break!
After the recent Old Spice parody, Sesame Street seems to be making more headlines than ever by staying hip and relating to modern culture. In this latest video, the iPogo goes to show that no matter what you’ve got to do in life there will always be an app for that!
So hell froze over and pigs are sprouting wings, Sega finally released a Sonic game geared specifically to old school fans of the series. But does it live up to all the high expectations set out by the fanboys? No! And no game ever will, but Sonic 4 comes close.
Read our full review after the break!
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