Weekend Reading 1/20/07

Written by Dan Zuccarelli

Saturday, 20 January 2007 12:32

[When a news story falls through the cracks, our own danzuke catches them for a segment we call â€œHereâ€™s what we missedâ€. (In other words, hereâ€™s some stuff that happened last week we never told you about, but probably shouldâ€™ve. Our bad.)]

Max file size for XBLA games raised from 50MB to 250MB - Awesome. as long as there's a larger hard drive on the way. We all knew 20gb wasn't gonna be enough.
Huge Oblivion expansion: Shivering Isles - The game you can never "beat" gets additional content to make sure you never get close.
New Ghostbusters game? - Maybe. Maybe not. Let's see if the right can be worked out. God forbid the fans get something they want easily.
New Call of Duty 3 maps don't work - Someone needs to hire a QC dept. How did no one notice after you download them, they vanish?

Finally, Rapper/Producer Timbaland ripped off a 6 year old song made on a Commodore 64 for a Nelly Furtado song. FOR SHAME! (thanks to Fronz over at thelastboss.com for the heads up!)

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written by Fronz, January 21, 2007

Your spam protection is so. hard.

These 3 songs have been looping all week for me, thanks for the link!

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written by danzuke, January 21, 2007

It's like a no-win situation... this little math problem doesn't block everything, but it seemed like other spam blockers seemed to slow down the site.

damn spammers

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written by JohannaVega, March 19, 2010

Some time ago, I did need to buy a building for my organization but I didn't earn enough money and could not order something. Thank heaven my comrade suggested to try to get the loans from reliable bank. Thence, I did so and was happy with my college loan.

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