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  1. This week, we’ve added a number of new albums to the Music Unlimited service. You can get the entire download on the Sony Entertainment Network blog <a href="http://blog.sonyentertainmentnetwork.com/2013/01/08/new-releases-on-the-music-unlimited-service-1813/">here</a>. Highlights this week include: <a href="https://music.sonyentertainmentnetwork.com/#album/20cc76c641a34afbb02e8f8b81f97eff/Dropkick_Murphys/SIGNED_and_SEALED_in_BLOOD">Dropkick Murphys – SIGNED and SEALED in BLOOD</a> It’s lucky number 8’s for Dropkick Murphys, as their eighth studio album hits on the 8th of January, one of the first major releases of 2013. The punk rock stalwarts are a definitive brand in the genre and after 2010’s concept album, Going Out in Style, fans are given the classic Dropkick sound with this latest effort. More...
  2. Hey guys! How are you? You’re doing awesome, you say? That’s pretty awesome, I’m doing awesome myself. And you know why? Because I’ve been playing Ragnarok Odyssey for <a href="http://blog.us.playstation.com/category/ps-vita/">PS Vita</a>. In English. [insert gasps of excitement here] Are you ready to stand taller than giants? You should be, because that’s what this game is all about. One day, a passage along the Millennium Peaks gives humans access to the long-sealed off Sundered Land, and because they’re really lucky, it’s filled to the brim with mighty beasts that seem to want nothing more than to destroy mankind’s territory -- Trogdor-style. Only they’re not dragons with handsomely chiseled arms, they’re ugly Giants. Giants who like to smash things. More...
  3. Welcome to the IGN TV Show Obituary, formerly known as the "Endangered Series" list. With the news that Nikita and One Tree Hill are renewed and some very confident buzz on Blue Bloodsand The Good Wife being set to return, it's time to put another endangered list to bed. The major networks have decided on their renewals and new series pick-ups, and we have a more definite answer as to what will and won't be back next season. So here it is: The final tally on which shows didn't survive the 2010-2011 TV season. Note that our focus here is specifically on network series, so cable shows (which don't operate under the same cycle) are not included. Smallville America's Most Wanted We start off with an unusual situation, as FOX has "sort of" and "sort of not" cancelled this long-running Saturday series. America's Most Wanted will no longer be a weekly series, but the network is going to have two-hour specials every few months. Meanwhile, John Walsh is looking to find a new outlet for a weekly version of the show. Better With You The only one of ABC's fall comedies to not get an early renewal, Better With You has failed to perform to the standards of the shows that surround it, The Middle and Modern Family. Breaking In Having American Idol as a lead in gave this FOX comedy the chance for a lot of potential viewers. Unfortunately, while it was thought the show might get a renewal, apparently the drop off from Idol was too steep (and grew too much as the weeks went on) and FOX ended it after one short season. Update: FOX is said to be reconsidering Breaking In's fate and are giving it a small but crucial test -- airing the season finale after Raising Hope, to see how it does without the American Idol cushion. We'll see if this could help save the day for this fun series. Brothers & Sisters Ratings had dropped for this Sunday-night series and among ABC's more veteran one-hour dramas, Brothers and Sisters was the weakest performer. The Cape NBC's latest attempt at a superhero series debuted low and only dropped further each week. The network cut the episode order from 13 to 10, and ultimately didn't even air the final episode, banishing it to online-only. Chaos With notably weak ratings for CBS, the network pulled this comedic-action series from the air after just three episodes. Chase This NBC action series failed to find an audience in the fall and soon saw its episode order cut down, before being pulled from the schedule entirely (though NBC eventually decided to burn the remaining episodes off on Saturdays). The Chicago Code This well-reviewed new cop series from The Shield creator Shawn Ryan lost a lot of its House lead in, leading to its cancellation after one season. Criminal Minds: Suspect Behavior The spinoff of the CBS hit, Criminal Minds, Suspect Behavior did not hold on to much of the audience of the original, which it had as a lead in. The Defenders CBS moved this weakly-rated legal series to Fridays, where it quietly ended its run in a single season. Detroit 1-8-7 Unfortunately, ABC continues to have terrible luck launching a drama at 10:00pm. With terrible ratings, Detroit 1-8-7 -- despite some critical support -- was doomed. The Event It's hard not to make jokes about the title of this show, which failed to be a true event in anyway, seeing its large initial audience quickly diminish. Update: Could The Event somehow survive? Netflix is reportedly considering saving the series, as it branches out into original programming. But will it decide the show has enough of a loyal fanbase, small as it may be, to justify paying for the series? We shall see... Friday Night Lights The fact that this critically adored series made it five seasons is truly remarkable, as FNL always struggled in the ratings. Thankfully, the deal NBC made with DirecTV allowed the series to continue long after most other shows of this type would have been cancelled, and the writers were able to give the show a proper ending this year. The Good Guys Debuting over the summer, there wasn't much of an audience for this action-comedy from Matt Nix (Burn Notice). Its fall run on Fridays was DOA and alas, Good Guys is no more. Hellcats Things looked relatively OK for this cheerleader-centric series in the fall, but as the season went on, Hellcats ratings notably dropped and never recovered. Human Target This fun action series was somewhat burned off in its second season, with episodes rapidly aired to make room for FOX's spring schedule. Christopher Chance got out of a lot of tough scrapes, but couldn't avoid cancellation this time around. Law & Order: Los Angeles Pulled off the air for several months amidst a huge cast turnover, Law & Order: LA returned to worse ratings than in the fall. Lie to Me This Tim Roth series has been off and on the FOX schedule many times over its three seasons. It was thought it might once more get a renewal as a show the network could use as a benchwarmer of sorts, but ultimately, they decided it was time to end it. Life Unexpected This CW series had a lot of critical support early on, but its numbers were never very strong and even some of its critical backing seemed to ebb in Season 2. Well liked star Britt Roberston has quickly been cast in a new CW pilot, The Secret Circle. Lone Star Everyone knew Lone Star was a tough sell, but few expected the well-reviewed FOX series to crash and burn as quickly as it did, becoming the fall's first TV casualty after just two episodes. Mad Love Despite a strong cast, this recent addition to CBS's Monday night comedy block struggled among a very successful lineup. Medium Five seasons on NBC and another two on CBS is nothing to scoff at, but in the face of very diminished ratings, CBS put an end to the Patricia Arquette series. Mr. Sunshine The very strong ratings for the first episode of this new Matthew Perry sitcom did not hold up, and it's lost a notable amount of its large Modern Family lead in each week. My Generation Scorned by most critics and ignored by viewers, this ABC series was an early cancellation in the fall. No Ordinary Family ABC's attempt at a superhero series, No Ordinary Family dropped lower and lower through the season in the ratings, even while those who stuck around felt it got creatively stronger. Off the Map Shonda Rhimes's successful run of medical series finally hit a wall with Off the Map, which debuted soft and stayed that way on Wednesdays. Outlaw This Jimmy Smits legal series' failure to find an audience on Fridays was accentuated by CBS's early success with Blue Bloods. Outsourced This critically-lambasted series was doing OK after The Office, but having moved to 10:30, it's proving it has few fans of its own and lacks any of the critical support or online buzz of other NBC Thursday night comedies. The Paul Reiser Show It looked like this show wasn't even going to air during the regular TV series -- likely burned off over the summer -- until it got pulled off the bench to replace the failing Perfect Couples. But Paul Reiser did even worse, and after two horribly-rated episode, NBC decided to air Office repeats in the Thursday/8:30 timeslot instead. Perfect Couples This poorly received new sitcom turned into a ratings vacuum for NBC on Thursday nights, dipping precariously in-betweenCommunity and The Office. Ultimately, it got pulled from the air before all the Season 1 episodes finished airing. Running Wilde We love Arrested Development, but it was hard to deny that the latest collaboration from Mitch Hurwitz and Will Arnett got off to a tough start, creatively. Even as the show began to find its footing in the writing, its steep drop off in the ratings from Raising Hope sealed its fate. $#*! My Dad Says While it wasn't doing terribly in and of itself, $#*! failed to hold on to a lot of the huge lead-in Big Bang Theory was giving it. With CBS trying to build up a comedy block on Thursdays, $#*T was a non-starter. After a remarkable 10 year run, The CW announced Clark Kent's long journey towards wearing tights and a cape would finally conclude this season. Traffic Light While Raising Hope has been a mild success for FOX, they continue to struggle to find a comedy that can hold onto Hope's audience. Brought in after Running Wilde was cancelled, Traffic Light was another ratings non-starter. Undercovers J.J. Abrams can't hit them all out of the park. The Lost/Alias/Fringe creator's attempt at a more procedural, lighthearted series felt "off" from the beginning for a creator known for cool, mythology-based series, and was mostly ignored by viewers. V Even though it was doing the best among a struggling Tuesday lineup, V was still a weak performer for ABC and didn't survive the network cleaning house at the end of the season. The Whole Truth ABC's legal drama was no doubt another source of frustration for a network who can't seem to launch a 10:00pm hit.
  4. From: http://jasonkoblovsky.blogspot.com/2011/01/activision-threatens-to-pull-psn.html
  5. When Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 hit last year it arrived in stores escorted by a virtual phallanx of tie-ins of varying quality. There were the controllers, the controller faceplates, the throat mic. Some were good, some were bad. We all rolled our eyes at the marketing and moved alone. This year Call of Duty: Black Ops lands with the sort of zealous marketing that makes last year's peripheral collection a joke. Ignoring for a second the Call of Duty: Black Ops Jeep you can buy, there are still plenty of ways to brand yourself a true fan of the series. There are controllers, mice, headphones and now even an $80 pair of Call of Duty: Black Ops-themed gaming glasses. The glasses, the result of a tag-team effort by Mad Catz and Gunnar glasses, have a 70s aviator look and come with a fancy magnetically-sealed Black Ops case, a microfiber pouch and a USB Black Ops dog tag. I'll be wearing the glasses while I play the game next week, testing to see if it helps make me 70s cool and eases eye pain. So who's getting a pair?
  6. The story with pics http://nbcsports.msnbc.com/id/31019524/ Kobayashi beats Chestnut in pizza-eating rematch Japanese eater barely devours more pizzas than American rival The Associated Press updated 8:57 p.m. ET, Sat., May 30, 2009 CULVER CITY, Calif. - In a chewy chow-lenge, Takeru Kobayashi outlasted Joey Chestnut when the eating titans faced off to see who could devour the most pizzas. Kobayashi, a six-time world hot dog eating champion from Japan, consumed 5¾ P’zones in a six-minute span of chaotic consumption Saturday to edge Chestnut. The 25-year-old from San Jose, Calif., wolfed down 5½ P’zones on Stage 15 at Sony Studios. “I’m a little bummed,†Chestnut said. “There’s nobody I like beating more than him, he pushes me harder than anybody.†The arch rivals are best known for their annual Fourth of July hot dog eating showdowns on New York’s Coney Island. Chestnut has beaten his Japanese competitor the last two years, winning last year in a five-dog eat-off after they tied at 59 frankfurters in 10 minutes. This time, they went cheek-to-jowl in a stomach-centric contest sponsored by Pizza Hut featuring the P’zone, a pizza weighing one pound with pepperoni and other ingredients sealed inside a crust. At nearly 12 inches long, it resembles a calzone. Jaw strength and stomach capacity were sorely tested in consuming one of the most filling foods on the competitive eating circuit. A serious-looking Chestnut prepped by opening his mouth wide and loosening his jaw. Kobayashi stretched his lean limbs and whispered with his interpreter. Then it was time. Chestnut took an early lead, squeezing a P’zone in his left fist while alternately slugging from a water bottle. Soon, liquid splashed all over Chestnut’s white jersey and dripped from his mouth. Kobayashi took a tidier approach. He roared back to take the lead for good on his second P’zone, tearing off bites of the golden crust, then folding it over and sipping carefully from a series of white paper cups that he refilled with water. “The crust was very chewy so my technique was to try to drink as much water as possible to soften up the crust in my mouth,†Kobayashi said through his translator. No dunking was allowed, and containers of marinara sauce accompanying each P’zone were tossed aside by both chowhounds. A small crowd gathered a few feet from the elevated food fest cheered the men on, with Chestnut’s highway patrolman brother yelling inches from his face to eat faster. Chestnut couldn’t keep up with his 31-year-old rival from Tokyo. At the six-minute mark, Kobayashi raised his arms in triumph and lifted his red jersey to show off a set of washboard abs. “It was tough. Kobayashi came to win,†Chestnut said. “I was raised on pizza so it was natural for me to eat it, but I was a little slow to get going and he came out fast.†The thought of a Japanese outeating an American in a pizza contest wasn’t lost on Kobayashi, who is recovering from TMJ, a painful jaw disorder. “I love pizza,†he said. “When I come to America, pizza is my happiness. I look forward to eating it.†Chestnut said he wasn’t used to eating pizza that quickly. “It’s doughy,†he said. “It takes a lot of chewing. He got off to a really good technique early on, his rhythm was drinking water and swallowing. I changed mine a couple times and never got in the right rhythm.†Kobayashi ended a three-event losing streak to Chestnut, a 25-year-old whose weekday job is in construction management. “I wanted to prove that I’m champion,†Kobayashi said. “A champion will stand up to any battle.†He said he would go for another Fourth of July hot dog championship and then probably retire. Chestnut will be ready and waiting on Coney Island. “I’ll see him in five weeks and I’m going to push him really hard there,†he vowed. Portions of the pizza event will air on the Spike TV “Guys’ Choice†show on June 21. © 2009 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed. URL: http://nbcsports.msnbc.com/id/31019524/

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