http://www.ejovi.net/2007/03/08/the-worst-game-i-never-played/ Mon, 06 Oct 2008 18:52:37 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 http://www.ejovi.net/2007/03/08/the-worst-game-i-never-played/#comment-95022 Paul HIndt Wed, 01 Aug 2007 11:20:48 +0000 http://www.ejovi.net/2007/03/08/the-worst-game-i-never-played/#comment-95022 Oh man, that game came through test when I was working at Sony this year and it was pretty terrible. The game mechanics are pretty screwed up and it is basically a button-mashing contest. The only thing that it really has going for it is the soundtrack and the graphics, both of which are pretty slick. Oh man, that game came through test when I was working at Sony this year and it was pretty terrible. The game mechanics are pretty screwed up and it is basically a button-mashing contest. The only thing that it really has going for it is the soundtrack and the graphics, both of which are pretty slick.

]]> http://www.ejovi.net/2007/03/08/the-worst-game-i-never-played/#comment-53534 dencie Thu, 08 Mar 2007 14:27:44 +0000 http://www.ejovi.net/2007/03/08/the-worst-game-i-never-played/#comment-53534 The record industry has a unique characteristic which can best described as immoral and disorganized. Its talented pool of artists that generate billions of dollars in record sales don't see any of the $$$ and have to resort bankruptcy filings to get out of slimy contracts. Consumers are fed up paying $15 for cds where the artist does not share any of the upside. Lastly, the industry has resorted to lawyers (RIAA) to hunt down their grandmothers and little sisters and brothers for improperly copying cds. This is an industry ripe for change and artists that work hard to perfect their craft are probably more than willing to embrace a new platform that ensures that they get a fair share of the profits. The record industry has a unique characteristic which can best described as immoral and disorganized. Its talented pool of artists that generate billions of dollars in record sales don’t see any of the $$$ and have to resort bankruptcy filings to get out of slimy contracts. Consumers are fed up paying $15 for cds where the artist does not share any of the upside. Lastly, the industry has resorted to lawyers (RIAA) to hunt down their grandmothers and little sisters and brothers for improperly copying cds. This is an industry ripe for change and artists that work hard to perfect their craft are probably more than willing to embrace a new platform that ensures that they get a fair share of the profits.

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