Graham Hancock

If you can afford an iPod, you darn sure can afford a dock for it, but hey, arts & crafts = fun.

Steve really knows how to answer a pressing question without saying Yes or No. He could be a politician.

Adams: your mission should you choose to accept it is to score me one of those shirts. Haha. Keep up the good work!

Looks like this one might break the age old maxim: Movies don't make good video games and video games don't make good movies.

Looks fun.

That looks like a lot of fun, this game has been a long time coming :)

I think it's because most of the PSPfanboy bloggers have been picked up by Joystiq to blog at E3 this week. All of the fanboy sites are owned by Joystiq, so why should they waste time double posting stuff that has already been said on Joystiq. At least that is what I think is happening.

Looks good. I was addicted to the Daxter platformer when it released. Hopefully this R&C game will be fun as well.

I could swear that the Demo TV's they were using on stage today were certainly 16x9. We'll have to wait for tomorrow when Nintendo unleashes the demo standalones on the E3 Showfloor.

'Adda boy Adams! Sport that iBook! I never knew that the "i" in iBook stood for "ironing board" Haha. I'll think about the fun you're having while i'm suffering through finals this week. Call me from the show floor man!

I don't know what #2 is talking about. Looking at other people's rigs has to be one of my fav. parts of being a Mac fan. It's always cool to see what other people do with their Mac stuff.