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Bad Day L.A.com
Gaming news and journal by the members of the Slutty Puppies
Tired of the old mundane television talk shows with hicks, MTV, or chins hosting? Who isn't? Do you love games, and the outlets they are providing to creativity because of their rich environments and connectivity? So do I! Well, a new late night net talk show, called This Spartan Life, has emerged in gamespace. This talk show uses the Halo 2 engine to provide viewers with insightful interviews from leading heads in the games/media industry, such as Bob Stein, Peggy Ahwesh, The Ill Clan, and Marty O'Donnell. This show also highlights the latest chiptunes, is peppered with Halo geekdom and madcap chaos, and features the best virtual dance squad ever to grace gamespace, THE SOLID GOLD ELITE DANCERS!!!
Namco's offical Japan website announced that the development team behind the cult hit Katamari Damacy is breaking up. According to an interview in a recent issue of Edge, series creator and director, Keita Takahashi, never wanted Katamari to turn into a franchise. He was told that publisher, Namco, was going to go ahead with sequals whether he was involved or not. He got on board for We Love Katamari, but decided not to take part in the PSP port, Me and My Katamari. Fans, like myself, will be glad to hear that Takahashi is working on a new project albeit without the Katamari gang.
That's right my friends. The Xbox 360 has been hacked. A group from xboxhacker.net has bypassed the firmware of the 360 to allow it to play burnt copies of games. That's right. No mod chip needed. No hardware alteration needed. Don't believe me? Check out the lame video they made of them playing a burnt disc.

