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New Kindle leaves rivals farther back." - New York Times
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Amazon's newest Kindle is the best ebook-reading device on the market. It's better than the Apple iPad, the Barnes & Noble Nook, the various Sony readers…" - Fast Company
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Battery life is long enough for space shuttle missions." - Wired
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Kindle's winning combination of noteworthy upgrades—an improved screen, better battery life, lighter weight, and lower price—vaults it to the top of the e-book reader category." - CNet
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Its solid build quality, along with its improved design, integrated store, and cross-platform transportability… all add up to a winner that shoots to the head of the pack." - PC World
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Simply put, it's the best dedicated ebook reader you can buy… Amazon has managed to increase the contrast on the Kindle in a way that sets it above the Nook, Sony Readers, or any other dedicated ebook reader we've tested. - PC Magazine
There's no trouble in my hair Got a tree and the boat, the boat and the sea, yeah I gotta hook and a line and fish Go around, go around Gotta hook and a line Fish to go around, but I ain't got no troubles I'll be about in my boat Hope I catch a big fish, big fish Meals of yesteryear I'd like to forget Hey, the wind swishes its tune sometime, whoa I will not cry when my sea runs dry, it's been fertile in the years, so many years Got pots and pans for my lampshades and spices and so my cupboards Got spices and salt, but I ain't got no trouble Ain't got no troubles
Review
The recording sounds as if it were bootlegged in an obscure juke joint back in the 1920s... although her vocals, honed in clubs where she had to sing over the piano without much amplification, sound irresistibly fresh. --National Public Radio
As the crow flies, Greenville, MS and New Orleans are just 300 miles apart. But when pianist Eden Brent traveled from her hometown to record 'Ain't Got No Troubles,' she eschewed the interstate for meandering country highways that parallel the Mississippi River's route. The circuitous road trip ended at New Orleans' Piety Street, where she recorded with producer Colin Linden in a quest to further broaden her sound: working with bassist George Porter, Jr., she and Linden injected her gritty, rootsy music with spicy elements that earmark the unmistakable Crescent City sound. Brent penned eight of the album's twelve tracks, exhibiting a keen sense of clever wordplay - the juke joint jumper "In Love With Your Wallet" is filled with wry observation, while the vaudeville throwback "My Man" is peppered with double entendre. But there's also considerable nuance: the intimacy of "If I Can't", the after-hours anguish of "Blues All Over," and the soulful, heartbreaking ballad "Leave Me Alone."
There's no trouble in my hair
Got a tree and the boat, the boat and the sea, yeah
I gotta hook and a line and fish
Go around, go around
Gotta hook and a line
Fish to go around, but I ain't got no troubles
I'll be about in my boat
Hope I catch a big fish, big fish
Meals of yesteryear I'd like to forget
Hey, the wind swishes its tune sometime, whoa
I will not cry when my sea runs dry,
it's been fertile in the years, so many years
Got pots and pans for my lampshades and spices and so my cupboards
Got spices and salt, but I ain't got no trouble
Ain't got no troubles
Review
The recording sounds as if it were bootlegged in an obscure juke joint back in the 1920s... although her vocals, honed in clubs where she had to sing over the piano without much amplification, sound irresistibly fresh. --National Public Radio
As the crow flies, Greenville, MS and New Orleans are just 300 miles apart. But when pianist Eden Brent traveled from her hometown to record 'Ain't Got No Troubles,' she eschewed the interstate for meandering country highways that parallel the Mississippi River's route. The circuitous road trip ended at New Orleans' Piety Street, where she recorded with producer Colin Linden in a quest to further broaden her sound: working with bassist George Porter, Jr., she and Linden injected her gritty, rootsy music with spicy elements that earmark the unmistakable Crescent City sound. Brent penned eight of the album's twelve tracks, exhibiting a keen sense of clever wordplay - the juke joint jumper "In Love With Your Wallet" is filled with wry observation, while the vaudeville throwback "My Man" is peppered with double entendre. But there's also considerable nuance: the intimacy of "If I Can't", the after-hours anguish of "Blues All Over," and the soulful, heartbreaking ballad "Leave Me Alone."
Mass Effect 2 makes its predecessor look really simple. Whether you're eavesdropping on a pair of Krogans in the citadel, mining planets for resources from space, or outfitting your private deck with a fish tank and space hamster, almost every area in the game is improved upon and impressively presented.It's as if BioWare compiled a big checklist of the first game's bad points, and scratched them off one by one. Rubbish vehicle sections, overwhelming inventory management and, yes, elevator load times have all been thrown in the bin. The result is a more refined, balanced and approachable game - arguably BioWare's best to date.
The sequel's events kick off a few years after the original title's conclusion, taking into account all the choices you made and people you killed/spared in the original game (if you've kept hold of your Mass Effect 1 save at least).
The spoiler-free version of the plot is that human colonies have started disappearing around the edges of space. Suspicious that the Reapers - the ancient, galaxy-culling machines - are behind the attacks, our man Sheppard joins up with the Cerberus organisation and its mysterious leader, 'The Illusive Man' (voiced by Martin Sheen), to investigate.
Super Mario Galaxy gets a sequel on the Nintendo Wii.
Genre: 3D Platformer
Starcraft II: Wings of Liberty
GameSpot Score
Release Date: Jul 27, 2010
Blizzard's sci-fi real-time strategy sequel consists of three separate games: The first, Wings of Liberty, will focus on the Terrans.
Genre: Sci-Fi Real-Time Strategy
Red Dead Redemption
GameSpot Score
Release Date: May 18, 2010
Red Dead Redemption sees reformed outlaw John Marston shoot his way through the old West in this third-person open-world adventure from Rockstar.
Genre: Historic Action Adventure
Red Dead Redemption
GameSpot Score
Release Date: May 18, 2010
Red Dead Redemption sees reformed outlaw John Marston shoot his way through the old West in this third-person open-world adventure from Rockstar.
Genre: Historic Action Adventure
LIMBO
GameSpot Score
Release Date: Jul 21, 2010
LIMBO is a black-and-white puzzle platforming adventure.
Genre: 2D Platformer
Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker
GameSpot Score
Release Date: Jun 8, 2010
The direct sequel to Metal Gear Solid 3 makes an appearance on the PSP in Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker.
Genre: Modern Action Adventure
Super Street Fighter IV
GameSpot Score
Release Date: Apr 27, 2010
Super Street Fighter IV is an upgraded version of the original Street Fighter IV with all of that game's characters, plus an expanded roster of both brand-new characters and returning characters from previous games.
Genre: 3D Fightin
Super Street Fighter IV
GameSpot Score
Release Date: Apr 27, 2010
Super Street Fighter IV is an upgraded version of the original Street Fighter IV with all of that game's characters, plus an expanded roster of both brand-new characters and returning characters from previous games.
Genre: 3D Fighting
Grand Theft Auto IV: Episodes From Liberty City
GameSpot Score
Release Date: Apr 13, 2010
Grand Theft Auto: Episodes From Liberty City is a stand-alone game featuring The Lost and Damned and The Ballad of Gay Tony episodes on one disc.
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