I would consider myself an avid gamer. Not hardcore, yet not not casual.
I am very much interested in technology, and a lot of the blog will often be about up and coming gadgets or devices that have caught my eye. I would go so far to say that it is a passion of mine. A hobby if you like.
I myself own a PC (obviously :D) a PS3, a Wii, a PSP, a DS, and a iPod Touch.
The iPod touch is an interesting one. With the introduction of Applications, the iPod Touch, or iPhone, can almost be a handled console for you. Its touch screen controls make the games new and interesting, and many of the graphics are not half bad.
I am very much interested in technology, and a lot of the blog will often be about up and coming gadgets or devices that have caught my eye. I would go so far to say that it is a passion of mine. A hobby if you like.
I myself own a PC (obviously :D) a PS3, a Wii, a PSP, a DS, and a iPod Touch.
The iPod touch is an interesting one. With the introduction of Applications, the iPod Touch, or iPhone, can almost be a handled console for you. Its touch screen controls make the games new and interesting, and many of the graphics are not half bad.
The obvious reason for me to get the PS3 was Call of Duty 4. Arguably one of the best FPS’ ever, it has provided enjoyment for millions of people, me being one of them.
The new Call Of Duty, World at War, I believe, although not as good as Call of Duty 4, has its own merits. Oddly, the best part of Call of Duty: World at War is the mode you unlock after you complete the single player game, Nazi Zombies.
!Interesting Fact! The German Version of Call of Duty: World at War doesn’t have this mode, for obvious reasons!
Nazi Zombies consists of being in a ruined house, with wave after wave of zombies trying to get in and kill you. Each wave more zombies come, and they are harder to kill. Points are earned by killing the zombies and putting up the barricades, which can be spent on weapons and accessing other rooms.
Now both I and a fellow gamer both believe a game should be made of this, it is that good. The possibility of different maps makes the prospect of a “Nazi Zombies” game, very exciting.
So I hope I’ve put some information about myself here, and a little taster of what I hope to report upon on this blog. Hopefully you can use this blog to check some of the games and technology coming out, and I hope to review some of the best games, and gadgets that I myself have bought and enjoyed.
- Jonathan (Jono) Evans
