Our Right to Read Campaign
Our Right to Read campaign is officially underway! Now it’s time to spread the word about this important campaign to as many people as possible. Below is a letter you can forward to your friends, family, colleagues – anyone you know! – to help ensure that Canadians who are blind and partially sighted continue to have access to books and information in formats they can read. Feel free to send as is or tailor it for your audience. You can also use this messaging to post information on your Facebook or Twitter pages! If you have time to do more, […]
WTF? Game over: Inmate Can’t Play Dungeons & Dragons
Posted by WebMonkey on January 27th, 2010
A man serving life in prison for first-degree intentional homicide lost his legal battle Monday to play Dungeons & Dragons behind bars.
Kevin T. Singer filed a federal lawsuit against officials at Wisconsin’s Waupun prison, arguing that a policy banning all Dungeons & Dragons material violated his free speech and due process rights.
Prison officials instigated the Dungeons & Dragons ban among concerns that playing the game promoted gang-related activity and was a threat to security. Singer challenged the ban but the 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on Monday upheld it as a […]
‘Bayonetta’ kicks up her heels
Published Saturday January 9th, 2010
Final Fantasy: The Crystal Bearers
Platforms: Wii
Genre: Role-playing
Publisher: Square Enix
ESRB Rating: T, for Teen
2.5 stars
Yes, most of us are on pins and needles awaiting the more-anticipated “Final Fantasy XIII” release in March on the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3.
For Wii players, the wait is easier thanks to the release of “The Crystal Bearers,” another in the Crystal Chronicles story line. It should keep their appetites whetted while the others wait not so patiently. “Bearers” won’t blow fans away or keep them playing at all hours of the night, but it’s a solid installment that most will […]