Written by: Bodhruj Jaman;
Date: Sunday, May 25th, 2008;
Filed under: Blogosphere, Featured;
Tagged with: 360, articles, blogosphere, blogs, game development, gaming, Playstation 3, posts, PS3, video games, wii, xbox.
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In this post, I’m going to go through what posts I think are the best of the gaming blogosphere. There are 5 in total, in order from 1 (Best) to 5 (5th Best (not worst!)).

If you want to read the first post in the series, click here.

1. Introducing… The iWish - Planet Mat/Joystiq

The iWish is an iPhone/PSP concept created, well not created, designed by Mat Brady in a post discussing gadgets. Basically, he wants Sony to get their act together and improven the PSP, as well as many other techy companies for their respective products. People have been looking for an iPod killer ever since the iPod’s release all those years ago. Could the iWish be it? iWish indeed!

2. Win a Limited Edition Halo 3 SAUCE - Destructoid

Those weirdos over at Destructoid decided to hold a kickass contest to win a Limited Edition Halo 3 Sauce. remember that game? The really rubbish one on XBOX 360 LOL. Joke obviously. Anyway, The post got about 3000 comments (I think). Pretty nice idea for a contest as well, becaus eto win, you had to have the 333rd comment. Told you they were weird!

3. Game Development, For Beginners - GameDev

This one’s not exactly an article, but, when I was first getting really interested in games, someone showed me this. GameDev is the best online source for Game Development tips, tutorials etc. Even if you don’t plan to make a game, you can learn a lot from just this page. I did.

4. If Nintendo made Halo 3 - By Kotaku

This is a sort of parody of Halo, and it revolves around one concept: What if Nintendo made Halo 3. The video basically outlines the fact that ‘Nintendo develops games like this and Microsoft develops games like this‘ as Kotaku says. I found it quite funny, actually.

5. Top 10 GTA IV Cheats & Easter Eggs (And Pigeons) - By GadgetHeat

Seth at GadgetHeat (see in the sidebar) is pretty lucy to have got to this idea first. His blog is, quite predictably, a tech webby. Anyway, this post lists the secrets he’s found and loved and overused etc. The comments are pretty funny as well.