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Monthly Archives: November 2012
Wii U launch day: Poor messaging and unrealistic expectations
I’m a big fan of Nintendo and their stuff but I didn’t pre-order a Wii U. This was partially for money reasons at the time but also because Nintendo’s terrible at pre-release hype. For many years, they’ve consistently held to … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Coverage, Predictions, Video Games Tagged game consoles, Nintendo, video games, WiiU 3 Comments
How much more dumbed down can tech get?
A couple of weekends ago, our Linksys E3000 router bit it. The wireless radio had gone bad and was causing terrible performance and disconnects. It was under warranty and I intended to replace it but we have too many devices … Continue reading