New cars were announced for the Xbox 360 game, Project Gotham Racing 3. I’m glad there’s been regular updates for this game (which was one of the first I bought for the console) since the release a few months back, it greatly helps keep the interest and having new cars is always a nice treat.
Some of the new cars include the Mini Cooper S (hurray!) and other cars from BMW, as well as Mercedes, Ferrari and Chrysler. There’s 12 cars in total and it will cost you 400 Microsoft points although I believe you can purchase the cars in seperate.

The full list of cars can be found at Pixel Gamers. I’m off to get the Mini.

Or something like that.

I’ve been reading these really, really, really helpfull articles with advices on building your own startup company and I thought I should share them with all of you (how nice).

The Top 10 Questions Investors Asked Us by Particle Tree
Not only a great site but also sporting a very compelling article with questions made to the Wufoo team while they were asking for funding;

Starup Pricing Models: Free Forever, Freemium and Freedom To Pay
One more crack at this whole “free vs. not free” aspect of software pricing for startups.

Startup Reality Distortion Effect #1: Giving Your Software Away For Free
A look at the controversy of charging the “early adopters” of your web app (or other business) for money, rather than giving it for free.
I had a great time reading these articles, hope you enjoy them too.

On the 23rd this month the new Nintendo DS Lite was released in Europe, in the case of Portugal it was a very soft event.

I didn’t see the NDS exposed in any store front, only at Fnac was I able to find some units tuck away in a very discrete shelf and there was no unit in which we could play or look at the design. In other words, marketing around this little part of Europe sucked big time.