Hoboken is known far and wide for its variety of restaurants, a condition which leads to an interesting competitive characteristic. For every restaurant in Hoboken, there is typically another restaurant offering a similar, if not same, product in a different environment.
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As I mentioned in one of my previous articles, the year 2015 will see many good releases, many of which will be franchise entries.
Nintendo’s New 3DS XL, a hardware revision of its 3DS XL from 2012, hit store and online shelves last week. The changes to the hardware include an additional analog nub on the right side of the touch screen for camera controls, improvements to 3D viewing angles, decreased loading times for games, two additional shoulder buttons, and other miscellaneous tweaks.
Americans are flocking to a film that celebrates a soldier who killed lots of people during the U.S. war in Iraq.
Since freshman year, Ayame has been one of the restaurants I’ve frequented most. It’s close to campus, they are one of the few restaurants in Hoboken with hibachi, and their lunch specials are absolutely phenomenal.
Radioshack filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy on Thursday, February 8, ending the chapter of what seems to be the most drawn-out death of a business this century.
This week, I solved the writer’s block that was plaguing me during the writing process for this week’s column by staring at H1Z1 streams on Twitch.
Many gamers know the award-winning Fallout series, which are tales of epic adventures in a post-apocalyptic wasteland. However, few recognized Fallout as a spiritual successor to another game called Wasteland, published back in 1989.
The Raspberry Pi Foundation has announced the successor to its massively popular Raspberry Pi launched in 2012: The Raspberry Pi 2.
U.S. coalition forces killed at least 1,201 children In Iraq between 2003 and 2011. And that brings me to American Sniper, whose real-life “hero,” Navy SEAL Chris Kyle, was a child killer.