Author Archives: Kip

Yep, it’s true. We may not have rumble back yet, but for all of you people out there who, like me, like first-person shooters better when you have the freedom and precision of a mouse over the (for FP shooters) … Continue reading →

I’m not sure if the PS3 firmware updates (currently at 1.54, again) are responsible for this, or if Comcast did something to their network, but I have found that it is now a lot easier to connect. You no longer … Continue reading →

Yep. That’s all. The PS3 firmware is now at 1.54. Remember to hook up your ethernet cable.

The title of the post says it all. Being a fan of the didactics of “Misogyny 101”, I’d like to point out another instance of a woman not knowing what in hell what she wants. The case in point is … Continue reading →

I stand corrected. I posted earlier that MLB 2k7 does not have Dice K in it. I was wrong. Because Dice K is not a member of the MLB Player’s Union, they can’t use his real name. So, following in … Continue reading →

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 →