Monthly Archives: February 2007

Okay. Let’s put things to rest, here. No pun intended. Bear with the weird list I have to put up, cuz this needs to go first, for the search engines which are going to spider this: Kip Lang Wellesley High … Continue reading →

Well, I got my hands on MLB 2K7, since the old standard and lovable EA MVP series is dead. My first impression? Pretty good. It’s not full of eye candy (the best looking games I’ve played for the PS3 so … Continue reading →

Well…I spent some of my hard-earned cash on the newest Tiger Woods installment, and I have to say, I’m a little disappointed. Those of you expecting eye candy, as I was, will be disappointed as well. Tiger Woods PGA Tour … Continue reading →

Before someone comes whining to me about this, first, I’d like to add that yes, I know 1080i and 1080p are different, I know that framerates are different, and so on. Now, if you do a search on the Internet … Continue reading →

I go back and forth on adding this little item. It’s the navbar you see at the top of my page that allows you to search my blog for specific terms. It’s extremely helpful, but I find that it often … Continue reading →

Here you go. Just another search term I want the spiders to pick up for the search engines, in case people are looking for me. I am the Kip Lange, or the Christopher Lange, that attended Wellesley High School (WHS) … Continue reading →

Well, it’s too bad, but EA Sports — the king of the sports franchise games, in my opinion — has pulled the plug on NBA Live for the next-gen consoles, which is a shame. You’re left with basically two options. … Continue reading →

This piece, published by Jeff Jacoby on the February 18th in the Boston Globe, addresses one of what I consider the most annoying trends emerging in today’s politically correct society — the dreaded “I support the troops, but I don’t … Continue reading →

Well, folks, if you have a PS3 and you’re praying that Sony will introduce a rumble controller, don’t hold your breath. Sony maintains that the “rumble” technology would interfere with the SIXAXIS controller’s motion feedback. A rather silly contention, considering … Continue reading →

This is an issue that you should really consider if you’re in the market for a new HDTV. Ad after ad after ad on TV — why, after about three of them, you’ve probably got it in your mind that … Continue reading →