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[The Everyview Update] 9/20/09
Hey there everyone! Not really anything to talk about in terms of updates at the moment. Our Spot On Contest ends tomorrow, so if you haven’t entered the go ahead and do it now. It’s not turning out as hot as anticipated despite the lure of free stuff.
I will tell you that Andrew and I are going to work on bringing lots of video game reviews to the plate, and Casual Clay will continue to be casual. I’ve also got plans to start reviewing bicycle accessories if anyone’s interested in that sort of thing. Anyway, on to the Weekly Awards!
- The “Big Onion Rings are Big” Award goes to Grub Grade!
- The “My Next Tattoo Will be Based On This Game” Award goes to SuperPhillip Central!
- The “Gay Fish Like Fish Sticks” Award goes to The Impulsive Buy!
- The “Excitebike FTW” Award goes to We-Rate-Stuff!
- The “Awesome!” Award goes to World 1-1!
[Game Review] Scribblenauts (Nintendo DS)
Overview:
System: Nintendo DS (Exclusive)
Developer: 5th Cell
Publisher: Warner Bros. Interactive
Genre: Puzzle / Sandbox
Scribblenauts is the newest title from 5th Cell, the same team behind the clever and creative DS game entitled Drawn to Life, a platformer in which you drew your own characters and lots of your own items.
Their newest title is one of the most innovative and creative game concepts ever devised, which is what helped the game earn the loads of hype and also earned the E3 “Best of Show” award, making it the first handheld title to ever be given the coveted title.
Now that it is finally on store shelves, does Scribblenauts manage to live up to the insane amount of hype it’s garnered? It’s review time. Continue reading
[Game News] Scribblenauts Releases Today, Review ASAP
It’s finally here. Today is the day that Scribblenauts, the extremely innovative DS title that lets players “Write Anything, Solve Everything,” and I am beyond psyched. Since the game’s unveiling I have been watching it very closely, and several months and a ridiculous amount of awards later, Scibblenauts is finally washing up on US shores this morning.
We’ll have our review up as soon as possible, hopefully later today if all goes well, but no later than tomorrow. Right now I’m sitting in my English lecture, listening to the professor babble about hand sanitizer and keyboards or something. I’m far too busy making a list of words to try in Scribblenauts to care about something as trivial as a college education. Psh.
[Game Impressions] The New Nintendo Channel
A new update was released for the Nintendo Channel today, and what an update it is. After installing the new version of the channel and booting it up, I was literally taken aback by how much of an overhaul actually occurred. But before we get into my impressions, here’s Nintendo’s official statement regarding the Updated Nintendo Channel.
NEW-AND-IMPROVED NINTENDO CHANNEL GETS UPDATED FEATURES AND WEEKLY SHOW
Sept. 14, 2009
The Wii™ console’s Nintendo Channel is getting a makeover. On Sept. 14, the channel, which provides users with videos and information about current and upcoming Nintendo products, re-launches with a new look and feel. Some of the upgrades include higher-quality streaming videos, lists of top games that other viewers recommend and a new ability to rate and recommend Nintendo DS™ games.
Current features of the Nintendo Channel will remain, including Nintendo DS demo downloads and an extensive lineup of videos about Wii and Nintendo DS games.
As part of the update, Nintendo Channel will also premiere Nintendo Week, a weekly, hosted series about what’s happening in the world of Nintendo. The premiere episode includes an in-depth look at Mario and Luigi™: Bowser’s Inside Story, an interview with the developers behind the Wii version of Guitar Hero 5, plus coverage of the new Nintendo DSi colors, Nintendo DSiWare games and other surprises.
Nintendo Channel is available free of charge to Wii owners, and can be downloaded by going to the Wii Shop Channel and following the on-screen instructions. For more information about the Nintendo Channel, please visit www.NintendoChannel.com.
[Giveaway] Spot On Energy Patches
Hey guys, we’ve got a new new contest thanks to the folks over at Spot On Energy! Five lucky winners are going to get 12 packs of Spot On Energy Patches, a $33 value, sent straight to their doors for free! And of course you’ve got to have some sweet swag to match your patch, so winners will also get a Spot On t-shirt!
Winning is easy, anyone can enter, and all it takes is a simple comment detailing why you want to try Spot On Energy Patches.
Check out the complete list of rules after the jump. Continue reading
[The Everyview Update] 09/13/09
Hey guys, we’ve seen a few notable updates this past week. First off, Everyview celebrated its very first birthday just yesterday, and what a celebration it was. If you have yet to do so, head on over the the birthday post and deliver your birthday wishes.
Next announcement I’d like to make is that Patrick O’brien and Brandon Thompson have both partially come out of retirement, so you’ll start seeing posts from them in the near future. Tate Molnar also plans on offering up another contribution, but God only knows when that will finally happen.
That about sums it up. Anyone who read last week’s update was undoubtedly disappointed when I didn’t reveal a contest despite claiming I would. Don’t worry, it’s going up today, I promise.
For now, however, let’s take a look at the Weekly Awards which are handed out to five very deserving blogs every week.
This week’s awards:
- The “Welcome to Our Blog Roll” Award goes to Snack Snoop for joining our Blog Roll!
- The “Biggest Disappointment Since Those Pictures of Brittany Spears’ Vag” Award goes to Grub Grade for their Impressions of Papa John’s Cinnapie!
- The “63 Reviews in 1” Award goes to SuperPhillip Central for an extremely impressive compilation of 63 Nintendo DS Quickie reviews in one post! Anyone with a DS needs to check this out.
- The “Luckiest Bastard on Earth” Award goes to We-Rate-Stuff for Marco Duran’s review of Zombieland! He was lucky enough to get an early screening of the film.
- The “Eventual Father of the Year” Award goes to Marvo from The Impulsive Buy! If his plans work out, no one will really have any choice but to admit his paternal superiority.
There you have it! This week’s updates and Weekly Awards. I’ll announce that contest here soon, I promise. As always, keep reading Everyview!
Happy First Birthday, Everyview!
That’s right, Everyview readers. Today marks the first anniversary of this humble review site. We’ve grown immensely in the past year, going from Blogger to WordPress to finally getting our own domain name and experiencing more than a few layout changes in the process. Thanks to everyone who stuck with us through those first few days as Everyview.com, by there way. They were rough and everything was a mess, but you guys kept checking in on our progress and showing your support, so thank you.
This site has gone from a small hobby to my biggest investment and most time-consuming activity I do, but it is all worth it and I love doing every bit of it. I remember the day I started it, rather vividly as a matter of fact. I was sitting in class at college and desperately wanted to do anything that wasn’t my programming assignment. I remembered talking with my good friend Tate Molnar about making a website, so I took that idea and ran with it. Continue reading
[Candy Review] Black Jack Chewing Gum
Overview:
Chewing gum is great for many things. It’s perfect for stepping in, it can be used as a decoration for the overly plain bottoms of desks and tables, it can provide the motivation for a much-needed haircut, and it does a great job of hiding an alcoholic’s liquor breath.
[Energy Review] Crave Energy Drink Mix
Overview:
I have had only two experiences with energy powders prior to Crave, both of which were very bad. The first time I encountered an energy mix was not my choice, as former contributor Tate Molnar decided to ruin all of our drinking water by adding some disgusting mix to it while we were camping. The second time I decided to snort it, which is just plain stupid.
But because of these two experiences, I have refused to go anywhere near any kind of energy mix for quite some time. Finally over my ludicrous fear of powdered energy, I’ve decided to give these little packets another shot, this time in the form of Crave Energy Drink.
It’s review time.