Friday, December 7, 2012
Need to find something for the gamer in your life? Check out our handy holiday shopping guide.
If you’re unfamiliar with the world of video games, stepping into the games section of a Best Buy or entering a Gamestop can be a bewildering experience. Perhaps you're a parent wanting something fun and wholesome for your kid, a girlfriend wondering what her refuses-to-grow-up boyfriend might like or a grandparent trying to impress a grandchild with your grasp of technology. (For instant news updates follow Patch on Facebook and Twitter.) Have no fear, Patch has complied a list of some the holiday’s best and biggest games, along with some recommendations for who might enjoy them. "Call of Duty: Black Ops II" $59.99, Mature (Xbox 360, Playstion 3, PC, Nintendo Wii U) – For some seasoned parents of video game-obsessed kids, this name may …
Sunday, November 18, 2012
The next-generation gaming console goes on sale today, but shortages are expected for those without pre-orders.
It's release day for the latest gaming console from Nintendo and only the quick or those with pre-orders are likely to find one in stores today. (For instant updates follow Patch on Facebook and Twitter.) The Nintendo Wii U debuts at $300 and likely to be one of the most sought-after items of the holiday season with the company hoping to move 3.5 million units this year. However, national media is reporting that shoppers who haven't pre-ordered can expect day-one shortages. (Read Related Story: Walmart Holding Its Earliest Black Friday Ever) Locally, representatives from some locations of Target, Walmart and Best Buy said they would have some Wii U's on hand for those who didn't pre-order, but expected them to sell out quickly. "I would …
Thursday, July 12, 2012
From gas to underwear, theft is keeping Manchester police busy in this most recent edition of police blotter.
The following information was supplied by the Manchester Police Department. It does not indicate a conviction where an arrest was made. (Sign up here for the FREE Patch Newsletter, including Breaking News Alerts.) June 29: 14000 block Manchester Road Theft of Motor Oil: A gas station employee called police after a car reportedly drove off without paying for the gasoline that was pumped. Police have the license plate number, but the car has not yet been located. July 1: 1600 block Baronet Drive Burglary/Stealing: Detectives are investigating after items were stolen from a home that was left unlocked during a move. The home was vacant at the time of the theft, but the value of the stolen items is estimated at $3,000. July 2: 400 block …
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Wednesday, January 25, 2012
Thieves target Walmart in this most recent police blotter. The following information was supplied by the Manchester Police Department.
The following information was supplied by the Manchester Police Department. It does not indicate a conviction where an arrest was made. Jan. 18: 200 block Highlands Boulevard Drive Stealing: Police said a man was arrested for stealing two Nintendo video games from the Manchester Highlands Walmart. The total value of the stolen games is $39.78. Jan. 15: 14100 block Manchester Road Theft: Police said a driver was arrested for leaving a gas station without paying for his fuel. He was reportedly caught after driving off from the business. Police said the value of the fuel was $45.40. Jan. 13: 200 block Highlands Boulevard Drive Theft: Police said a woman reported that her cell phone was stolen from her shopping cart at the Manchester …
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Thursday, July 28, 2011
Changes to video game regulations pit some parents against experts who say there's no correlation between violent video games and violent behavior among children and teens.
Posters of motorcycles and baseball players decorate the basement of the Koury brothers' Manchester home. Fifteen-year-old Jack Koury and 11-year-old Douglas Koury are sitting on a couch. Each boy is firmly grabbing a black PlayStation controller while gazing at the plasma-screen TV in front of him, several feet away. Jack and Douglas are playing one of their favorite video games, The Bigs 2, an interactive game that allows players to vicariously experiment the excitement of being a famous baseball player. Douglas pitches the ball while the Cardinals' Albert Pujols, played by Jack, strikes it powerfully. “Oh my goodness!” Douglas cried. His brother had just scored a homerun. Jack, along with his twin brother Nick, and Douglas like to …
Jane Jokerst
9:46 am on Tuesday, July 31, 2012
Gabrielle, I very much enjoy Town and Country - Manchester Patch because it is very informative on subjects that could affect my family and my neighbors. They also alert me to stay vigilant of my surroundings and to use common sense with my home and personal security. Thanks so much for what you do. Jane Jokerst more ›