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    Profile: Stephen Munn

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    http://www.aeropause.com


    Stephen Munn
    Stephen Munn is a writer, gamer, lover of technology and a father, not necessarily in that order.


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    Recent Posts

    Review: The Beatles: Rock Band (PS3)

    By Stephen Munn
    Posted in Music, Nintendo Wii, PS3, Reviews, XBOX 360 on 9 November 2009
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    Video Games | The Beatles: Rock Band | Gameplay Trailer
    XBox 360 | Playstation 3 | Nintendo Wii

    The Long and Winding Road
    If you’re not familiar with Harmonix’s work on the Guitar Hero franchise and its various branchings, here’s a quick primer. Harmonix had a runaway hit with their Guitar Hero rhythm game which featured a special [...]


    Review: Powermat Mats and Receivers for DSi, DS Lite, iPod and iPhone

    By Stephen Munn
    Posted in DS Lite, DSi, PSP, Reviews, Technology, Toys, Videos, iPhone, iPhone/iPod Touch, iPod on 8 November 2009
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    What is it?
    The Powermat is an electronic appliance that you set on a surface and plug into the wall, then use to charge your small electronic devices. I spent a lot of time thinking about what to compare it to, and I think I’ve got it: it’s a power strip. Imagine a power strip that [...]


    First thirty: The Beatles: Rock Band (PS3)

    By Stephen Munn
    Posted in First Thirty, PS3 on 31 October 2009
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    The Beatles: Rock Band is a pretty polarizing game. While nobody seems to see it as a bad game, the limitations on it that isolate it from the rest of the Rock Band product line have created some amount of frustration among those who’ve fallen for that Rock Band magic. Then, there are those of [...]


    Did Dragon Quest V just swear at me?

    By Stephen Munn
    Posted in Aeropaused, DS Lite, Nintendo DS, WTF? on 30 October 2009
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    At 2am yesterday I was finishing up playing some Dragon Quest V when the game dropped this bomb on me. Seriously? Don’t cock up the proceedings by trying to look all dapper or anything? Cock up the proceedings? Really?


    Fairies in jars now available to real life adventurers

    By Stephen Munn
    Posted in Aeropaused, Art & Design, Culture, Fashion, Nintendo on 10 October 2009
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    One of the simple pleasures of the Legend of Zelda games is the bottle. These things can hold magical wonders of all stripes, but nothing, for my rupees, tops the fairy. Capture a fairy in a bottle, and when you fall in battle, the fairy escapes and revives you. How many times has my ass [...]


    PSP ads in GMail compromising my ability to view my inbox

    By Stephen Munn
    Posted in Aeropaused, PSP, Sony, WTF? on 5 October 2009
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    If you use GMail, you’re familiar with the Google ads that appear just above the message controls. For the past few weeks, I’ve been struggling with the ads for PSP software that have been showing up here. For some reason, the letters “ffi” in “Official” are larger and fancier than the rest of the text. [...]


    Looks like Tails won’t be appearing in the next Sonic game

    By Stephen Munn
    Posted in Retro, WTF? on 4 October 2009
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    People have been crying for years about how Tails is an extraneous character, and if this sighting at Wal-Mart is any indication, Sega may have let him go. You see, in the Genesis era, he was shopping exclusively on Fifth Avenue. When his people weren’t shopping for him.
    No matter how long I look at this [...]


    Am I too late to rant and rave about Dragon Quest VIII?

    By Stephen Munn
    Posted in Aeropaused, Nintendo Wii, PS2, WTF? on 12 September 2009
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    Dragon Quest VIII is making me hate my Wii.
    I kind of missed the party when the PS2 was big, so I made sure to grab myself a launch-model PS3 when it was announced they were being discontinued. Since then, I’ve picked up a number of great PS2 games in an attempt to get a grip [...]


    Capcom readying highly chibi Okami game for DS called Okamiden

    By Stephen Munn
    Posted in Nintendo DS on 4 September 2009
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    Not enough Okami out there for you to not get around to buying yet? Take heart, because Capcom’s moderate seller rolls on, as this newly introduced footage of an upcoming Okami game for Nintendo DS has appeared. Don’t you just want to pick that puppy up and give her a hug? I know I do.
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    Hands on and 11 minutes of high quality gameplay with Diablo III’s Monk class

    By Stephen Munn
    Posted in Blizzcon 09, Mac, PC on 23 August 2009
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    Blizzard announced another class for Diablo III, the monk. You might recall the monk being in the Hellfire expansion to the original Diablo. This newer version of the class boasts a handful of impressive skills that seem to have come straight out of a kung fu movie, like exploding palm, seven-sided strike, and way of [...]