PC in the living room – 3 weeks on
I’ve had the PC running in the living room for over three weeks now, so I thought I’d post an update with things I’ve learned since. Wireless vs long cable I was all set...
Author: Adam
Living Room PC – Finished!
Over the last week or so I’ve had the chance to finally put an end to my next-gen gaming woes, and finished my living room PC (or Steam box, for those who prefer the term)....
Lords Of Waterdeep
All this talk of new computers doesn’t mean I’m ignoring my other games pastime with cardboard. Back in February I had a price alert from the excellent Camelcamelcamel website, which tracks Amazon prices and...
Console Killer – Living Room PC
I’ve been back and forth over the last six months or so trying to decide what to do with regards to a new games machine in the living room. PS4? Xbox One? New PC?...
Back in Black (well, blue)
Last night I went back to training for the second time in two weeks. This marks a big step forward for me and my Tang Soo Do training, as I’ve not managed any regular...
Chromecast
For someone as techno-friendly as me, I still find it shocking just how mish-mash my approach to home entertainment is. I’ve got so many things connected, in so many ways, that sometimes even I...
New Phone Time – LG G2
Despite being a self-confessed technology tart, I’ve not really felt the need to post about my mobile phones before. Yes, I get really excited at renewal time, but things have been largely incremental so...
Twenty-Five Games (update)
A while ago now I made a post about wanting to create a ‘Superlist’ of twenty-five games I want my son to play as he grows up. I might not have mentioned it since...
Fresco – First play and explanation of game
Last night I got the chance to get Fresco to the table for the first time. After Queen sent me the English instructions I’d had a read through and knew what I was doing,...
What’s going in my ears
A short while ago I posted here about my move over to Google’s music subscription service in an attempt to find new music and avoid the constant abuse of the ‘skip track’ button. I...