Since the Wii’s release, Nintendo have sought to draw in a broader audience with a variety of games sporting the console’s name in the title. Wii Sports, Wii Play and Wii Fit are the three biggest sellers on the platform outselling established Nintendo heroes Mario and Link by several million.
Just over a year ago, they released another game in the Wii [Blank] arsenal with Wii Music. From a simple conductor’s demo at E3 2005, the project had grown into a product which featured more than 50 songs and 60 instruments …

When Michael Jackson died, as with all pop stars of his kind, musical experts and personalities who had been starved of attention for a while (yes, Uri, I mean you) were rolling out the hyperbolic tributes to the King of Pop. He was a born entertainer. He touched millions. He left a legacy that would last generations.
I had a problem with all of these tributes. It’s not that they weren’t true. The problem I had was that I’d been using the past tense to describe Michael Jackson, the artist, for …

It’s Monday, and if I’m ever going to get into this two posts a week routine, I need to strike while the iron is hot. Right now, I am in my Arts & Entertainments Journalism module (read: reviewing) and have just cracked out a 400-word music review of a daft electronica artist that I’ve never heard of and don’t wish to hear of ever again.
His name is Minotaur Shock, the EP is titled Rockpoolin’ and my overall verdict is that I’d rather chew off my own feet than listen to …