The year is some time wayyyy before I was born and the setting is dark. A goddess named Hel is running rampant and your job is to stop her and her legion of doom. Such is the lifestyle in Viking: Battle for Asgard. Now I’m going to give you Devon’s quick and dirty review of this fun PS3 title.

My quest for the ultimate Final Fantasy playstation collection is almost complete. I managed to find all of the Final Fantasies, from I through XII (except for III which was never released on the Playstation here in the states). Of course, the one game that I had full access to is turning out to be the furthest one from my reach, Final Fantasy VII.

This has been a crazy week indeed. I’ve been in talks with a developer on getting some brand spanking new features added to Arcade Cow. I’ve  found a little free time to pick up my Javascript book from Sitepoint. I’ve been hunting down property, renting here in California is a complete waste of time and money. I’ve also been working overtime at the day job. I was approached by a friend of a friend to complete a website but with all the craziness going on, I had to decline as I did not feel I would be able to get it done for the client in a timely manner. But the most important thing I’ve been doing is re - introducing myself to Final Fantasy XII.

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One of the most interesting concepts to me as a web designer looking forward is the idea that I may soon be able to carry my entire life in a single, cost effective, hand held device. Now by life I am referring to my digital life, and by hand held device I am referring to whatever phone I happen to own at that time. Mobile phones have made huge strides in their capacity, technology, and their abilities. My dreams may be somewhat far off, but taking your website on the road, well that time is already here.

Our favorite bad boy stomping ground has decided to clean up it’s act a little more. Looks like Facebook is getting more private with user information and I say, it’s just in time.