Scrabble, Scrabulous, Wordscraper: The Story That Wont End
Its the story that just wont die. Scrabulous creators took the app offline after they were finally sued by Hasbro, North Americas Scrabble rights owner, who only sued after they got their own application up and (barely) working. The next day, rather than being able to capitalize on a massive shift of users to Hasbros app, Hasbros app was crashed all day, which EA (the apps designers) and Hasbro blame on disgruntled Scrabulous hackers. Lo and behold, the next day Scrabulous returns as
http://purplepawn.com/2008/07/31/scrabble-scrabulous-wordscraper-the-story-that-wont-end/
Nintendo targets travellers with Wii Fit at Madrid airport
As regular readers will have guessed, I am back from my short break in Spain (it was great - if insanely hot! - thanks for asking. =)). While I went to Barcelona instead of Madrid, this video from the airport of the country's capital shows off just how Nintendo is helping to captivate travellers as they wait to board their flights. While Wii Fit is near impossible to find either here in the UK, or indeed the US, it seemed to me that there was plenty to go around in Spain. Just wait until you s
http://www.balanceboardblog.com/2008/07/nintendo-targets-travellers-with-wii.html
