NYTimes: Mr. Unozawa said Nintendo’s more open and cooperative attitude also helped make Nintendo appear a little less intimidating. That helped lower what he and other game developers called one of the biggest hurdles in the past to creating software for Nintendo: fear of Nintendo itself.

We have another minor update for our audio recorder Audio Hijack Pro today, to fix a rare bug. Previous versions of Audio Hijack Pro had a conflict with the VST Bridge LADSPA plugin, causing Audio Hijack Pro to crash on launch. Audio Hijack Pro 2.7.3 fixes this issue. Also included in this update is Soundflower 1.2.1, a minor update to the component enabling the capture of all System Audio.

Click to download the newest Audio Hijack Pro now. If you aren’t using Audio Hijack Pro currently, learn all about it on the Audio Hijack Pro page.

Mactech just unveiled their MacTech 25 for 2007, and Rogue Amoeba is honored to have not one but two of our co-founders on that list, in the form of myself, CEO/Lackey Paul Kafasis and lead backend programmer Alex Lagutin. What can we say? We’re just naturally influent.

Congratulations to everyone on the list, and thanks to any and all who voted for us.