iOS 5 Releases this Wednesday with over 200 new features added to it making the already awesome functionality of your iOS devices that much smarter.  From easier notifications from the lock screen, to complete Twitter Integration, more ability to get news and information with the new App "Newstand" to better configuations for your messaging tools through iMessage - which is usable on your iTouch, giving you texting features over wi-fi. 

In between Hurricane Feeders Bands it's nice to have something to do in your fortress of a house. So why not play some FFI on your iPhone or iPad. Even if you don't have a storm nearby, it's just plain fun. I had posted a few months back on facebook my mini-review, and I loved the game. Just remember not to make the same mistake I made. Don't beat the game before saving a separate file, or you will have to start all over again if you want to complete the high end-game content addons from the PSP and DS versions. either that or go all the way into the lowest levels of the Chaos Shrine, get the Masamune and use "EXIT" then you are good to go...

I have played through both FF1-2 on iOS and I have had a lot of fun with both.  Back in March FF3 released on the iOS platform and it was a very welcome addition.  The graphics are highly updated, the gameplay is equal to that of the DS title. Overall, highly enjoyable. Don't confuse this with the SNES release of Final Fantasy III (which is actually Part VI in Japan), this is the Original FF3 that never released on the SNES here in the states. This title was actually very important in the FF universe, it introduced the very important job change system. Which also solidified some of the customary looks for certain FF classes, like the Red Wizard above - FFXI players will recognize the Warlock's AF look. The FF3 most americans are used to was the FF that introduced us to Moogles, Magicite and Magitech, which is also one of the most beloved titles in the FF series of RPG's.

My good friend and colleague Gabriel Novo, over @ Crafting Comics pointed out that I should look at this cool device.  I responded, It's cool, I've heard of it, but I would like one before I can review it or really talk about it.

I had read all kinds of info for it online and decided, I can speak about it and state what I would like out of this device.  I love the concept, I think it was only natural that the April Fool's-turned-reality joke device would have eventually gotten made.  I actually remember talking about this to Erik "The Internet" Ferris over at NerdFit, "Sure its a joke, but I'm certain someone will take the joke and create it...it's too good a concept not to capitalize on it."