Maximo

The prices of the Wii U Basic and Premium bundles have been reduced to £149 and £199 respectively on Amazon! (Damn it! I'm still not allowed to post links!)

I think Blockbuster might have actually been clearing surplus stock because they've just notified me that my order has been dispatched.

Yes! I've just bought a ZombiU bundle! Holding out for an amazing deal was worth it! Thanks very much for sharing that information, f00had. I owe you one!

The site's Atom feed is broken again. According to the W3 Feed Validator, there is a syntax error in the feed's code: line 2, column 2: XML parsing error: <unknown>:2:2: not well-formed (invalid token) <? ^

Woo! I received a message prompting me to claim my sticker book at 10:00 this morning. (I registered my copy of the game between 8:05 and 8:10 on last Friday.) Strangely, the subject of the message was "Nintendo Newsletter".

You could call Nintendo tomorrow and ask them whether there are any left. If there aren't, then you could always buy one through eBay.

Yes! ShopTo delivered my copy of the game on Wednesday!

There are only 10,000 of them available for the whole of Europe! Go, go, go!

Has anyone who registered their copy of the game this morning received confirmation by e-mail that they've qualified to receive a free sticker book? I haven't received anything yet, and I'm worried that my registration wasn't properly counted because the form broke on the last step.

These problems still haven't been fixed.

Open the RSS feed in a text editor, or force your web browser to display it raw (Chrome displays it raw by default).

I've noticed two problems with the RSS feed: It's very slow to update. At the time of writing, the RSS feed is currently outdated by 5 articles — the most recent of which was posted yesterday at 22:55 (strangely, the timestamp on the actual article is 21:55). Article URLs are missing from the mark-up! The "link" tags that should enclose them are empty ("<link></link>"). Additionally, you should redirect the address of the old RSS feed to the address of the new one if possible. Unnecessarily breaking links harms the Web.