Thursday, May 30, 2013
Catch 22 Xbone
Author: kevin n.
| Posted on: Thursday, May 30, 2013 |
Filed Under:
fake outrage,
video games,
xbox
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Machete Kills, el espanol trailero
With all the blockbuster sequels and superhero reboots coming out this summer I almost forgot about Machete Kills. This trailer is a bit more interested in showing us all the stars this time around than it is any sort of crazy zany gory action but I'm ok with that. These days too many trailers give away all the good stuff. I saw Star Trek Into Darkness last weekend and I wish the 79 trailer they released for it hadn't shown so many of the key scenes.
Damn Nature.. you scarry
Did you know that there's a shrimp that literally shoots a high powered stream of water to incapacitate its prey using just the snapping of it's claws. Crazy, right? Wait until you see the napalm beetle.
Wednesday, May 29, 2013
How does Superman Shave?
Author: kevin n.
| Posted on: Wednesday, May 29, 2013 |
Filed Under:
advertising wizards,
beards,
movies,
superman
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Gillette is doing this Man of Steel campaign where they're asking people how Superman shaves. Of course this is a completely moot point because in the comics its very clear that Supes shaves using a mirror and his own heat vision. Still, it's something interesting to think about and who doesn't love Bill Nye?
Tuesday, May 28, 2013
Yo holmes, smell ya later.
Author: kevin n.
| Posted on: Tuesday, May 28, 2013 |
Filed Under:
fresh prince of bel-air,
tv shows,
will smith
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Want to watch Will Smith perform the theme to The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air followed by Alphonso Ribeiro doing the Carlton Dance to Tom Jones but you don't have the 1.21 gigawatts to power your time traveling Delorean? The Graham Norton show has you covered.
Will Smiff and his son 'lil Smiff were there promoting the newest M Night Shamylammy flop After Earth when Will decided to pick up the mic and drop some funky fresh flow. Two weird coincidences here. I've been on a huge Tom Jones kick the last few days. Can't Turn Me Loose is such a rad song and the theme to Thunderball is highly underrated. Also I actually watched an episode of Fresh Prince just last week. It was one of the ones that had Tyra Banks in it, which was sooooo weird. Remember when Tyra Banks was crazy hot as opposed to just being crazy?
Anyhoo, Carlton Dance FTW.
Will Smiff and his son 'lil Smiff were there promoting the newest M Night Shamylammy flop After Earth when Will decided to pick up the mic and drop some funky fresh flow. Two weird coincidences here. I've been on a huge Tom Jones kick the last few days. Can't Turn Me Loose is such a rad song and the theme to Thunderball is highly underrated. Also I actually watched an episode of Fresh Prince just last week. It was one of the ones that had Tyra Banks in it, which was sooooo weird. Remember when Tyra Banks was crazy hot as opposed to just being crazy?
Anyhoo, Carlton Dance FTW.
You're my Density... Destiny Trailer
On of the more anticipated games coming this holiday season is Destiny, the new IP from Bungie (Marathon, Halo, various Halo sequels). They hired Jon Favreau (Iron Man, Zathura, Elf) to direct this trailer. It's cool, I guess. It's one of those trailers that doesn't show any sort of game footage and barely gives you an idea of what the game is about and I'm not really a big fan of those.
Don't get me wrong, I'm still excited about the game. It's just that at this point, so close to the release date, I'd like to see a bit more of the actual game.
Don't get me wrong, I'm still excited about the game. It's just that at this point, so close to the release date, I'd like to see a bit more of the actual game.
Sunday, May 26, 2013
Microsoft to Gamers: You don't know what you don't know yet so turn it down a notch.
Author: kevin n.
| Posted on: Sunday, May 26, 2013 |
Filed Under:
adam warrock,
microsoft,
nerdcore,
video games,
xbox,
xbox live
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I swear I'm not trying to turn this into a Xbone blog but other than me seeing Star Trek in Darkness this weekend not much else has been going on. The latest is that Microsoft, through both official and unofficial outlets are telling gamers they have it all wrong when it comes to the details of the Xbox One.
First off was a vague statement about the need for a constant internet connection. The official party line is ""It does not have to be always connected, but Xbox One does require a connection to the Internet." So no confusion there, right? Even at the kick-off event there are stories of Microsoft PR reps contradicting each other. The last I read is that Xbone will be able to go for extended periods of time unconnected, possibly with the help of some sort of pass or code. Lan partiers everywhere rejoice. Of course actual details will follow.
Gamestop patrons will also be happy to learn that Microsoft has plans to work with them to keep the used game market viable. You're also going to be able to trade your games in direct to Microsoft and your still going to be able to take your copy of Mortal Kombat 36 over to a friends house and play it there. So long as you're logged in on their xbone with your live account the game will play. Of course actual details will follow.
Privacy freaks also need to calm the f down. The new Kinnect will have a privacy mode that keeps Microsoft from recording you while you watch Baywatch reruns alone in the dark. Actual details will follow.
The point of all of this is that Microsoft has answers for everything and if you question them you're either a troublemaker or a hater, maybe a h8r. Of course these responses are not an admission that Microsoft bungled their kick-off event. Far from it.... Mocapped Dawgz!
First off was a vague statement about the need for a constant internet connection. The official party line is ""It does not have to be always connected, but Xbox One does require a connection to the Internet." So no confusion there, right? Even at the kick-off event there are stories of Microsoft PR reps contradicting each other. The last I read is that Xbone will be able to go for extended periods of time unconnected, possibly with the help of some sort of pass or code. Lan partiers everywhere rejoice. Of course actual details will follow.
Gamestop patrons will also be happy to learn that Microsoft has plans to work with them to keep the used game market viable. You're also going to be able to trade your games in direct to Microsoft and your still going to be able to take your copy of Mortal Kombat 36 over to a friends house and play it there. So long as you're logged in on their xbone with your live account the game will play. Of course actual details will follow.
Privacy freaks also need to calm the f down. The new Kinnect will have a privacy mode that keeps Microsoft from recording you while you watch Baywatch reruns alone in the dark. Actual details will follow.
The point of all of this is that Microsoft has answers for everything and if you question them you're either a troublemaker or a hater, maybe a h8r. Of course these responses are not an admission that Microsoft bungled their kick-off event. Far from it.... Mocapped Dawgz!
Friday, May 24, 2013
Mega Sized Friday Links
Author: kevin n.
| Posted on: Friday, May 24, 2013 |
Filed Under:
arcade games,
books,
facebook,
links,
microsoft,
sony,
video games,
xbox
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The truth is Microsoft has been trying to get a windows based internet appliance in every living room since the late 90s. They've already lost most of the mobile battle to Google and Apple, there's no way they're losing the living room without a fight. For years people have been talking about this mythical Apple TV (not the little black box) that is some how supposed to solve the TV "problem". Well, too slow Apple. Here comes Microsoft TV.
..it also plays Call of Duty.
Thursday, May 23, 2013
When you play the Beer of Thrones you.. get drunk?
Author: kevin n.
| Posted on: Thursday, May 23, 2013 |
Filed Under:
advertising wizards,
beer,
game of thrones
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This Game of Thrones beer commercial parody is pretty good. It's not great but it's good. It's like the Doran Martell of Game of Thrones beer commercial parodies. He's no Tywin Lannister but he's a hell of a lot better than Renly or Stannis.
Wednesday, May 22, 2013
The post where I tell Microsoft how to do bizzness
The sad thing is that it didn't have to be this way. If Microsoft didn't have it's head so far up it's own butt they would have realized that a lot of Xbox 360 owners have major questions and concerns over the next generation of consoles. In typical Microsoft fashion they ignored most of them and steamrolled right over the rest. I feel like the following changes to their presentation would have had them on a biscuit train with gravy wheels.
Used games. People like the idea of used games more than they actually like using them. No one really wants to go to Gamestop, trust me. Just tell people they can play used games. The supreme court has been pretty clear regarding First-Sale Doctrine. It's a fight you don't need and with digital distribution becoming the norm it's soon to be a moot point. Sometimes you just have to give the employees extra tartar sauce so you can oppress them later.
Set your price. Everyone on the net killed Sony for the lack of details (and machine) at their PS4 press conference, congratulations for following in kind. I know that Sony and Microsoft are playing chicken when it comes to price right now, but just man up and take a stand. Guess what, if you want to lower the price 6 months from now because Sony forces your hand you can do that. People will kind of be excited about it. Also offer an exclusive bundle people want and price it aggressively. Xbox One + Extra Controller + COD Ghosts + 2 months of Xbox Live. Sell it for $75 above the stand alone unit price and watch them fly off the shelf.
Enough with the holodeck. Why on earth didn't you lead with the games you wonderful idiots? I get that the TV thing is where you want to be but this is the first chance to show off your hot new video game system and you start with "look you can change the channel with your voice" and "man switching inputs on the tv used to be so hard". It's insulting to the early adopters you're trying to win over and makes you look like clowns. Stuff like the DVR capability and the fantasy football stats while you're watching a game are cool features but you don't buy a car because it has seat warmers. No one is going to buy an Xbox One because they're to stupid to use their cable remote.
Did I mention the games? They didn't look good enough and they didn't look inventive enough. Lets go back to the car analogy. Coming out and saying your new console is going to have Madden and Call of Duty is like saying the new Ford Taurus is going to have 4 wheels, no shit Sherlock. Lead with new intellectual property (or at least something exclusive like Halo) and make sure it blows us out of the water. Don't even show gameplay footage, show what's possible and just dazzle the crap out of the audience. Show a few side by side shots with the launch titles from the 360. Demonstrate tangibly just us how far we've come in 7 years. While you're at it, signing up with EA was smart but why not bring out the Bungie guys or throw a million dollars at Valve and have them say something generic and nice. Drag out Tim Shafer or Peter Molyneux, anyone you can find that will remind people that video games used to be inventive and exciting. If you don't have cool new games to show off, emphasize how easy the new architecture will be to program for and how xbox live opens up a world of independent development. Just do something, anything to get gamers excited.
Again, I'm no marketing wizard but almost everything that upset and disappointed people yesterday could have been easily avoided. I know that you don't sell the steak you sell the sizzle but you can't sell an empty sizzling plate. It's just not going to happen, just ask Sega, or Atari or Nintendo or any number of companies that were so concerned about being inventive they forgot the reason people buy their products. It's clown shoes Microsoft, clown shoes.
Xbox One Reveal Highlights
Here's all the highlights from the Xbox One Reveal.
Ok, maybe it wasn't all the highlights. The new COD has a dog. So that's something, right?
Ok, maybe it wasn't all the highlights. The new COD has a dog. So that's something, right?
Tuesday, May 21, 2013
Call of Duty: Ghosts
Author: kevin n.
| Posted on: Tuesday, May 21, 2013 |
Filed Under:
call of duty,
video games,
xbox,
xbox live
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One of the big game reveals at the Xbox One event today was Call of Duty: Ghosts. It's not like it was a surprise there would be a new Call of Duty game. COD has pretty much turned into Madden. Until the series really tanks you know we're getting a new one every November. Still, a first look is a first look so it's a medium big deal.
It looks good, it just doesn't look THAT good. Certainly not $400-$500 for a new console plus another $60 for the game and $50 for a second controller and $10 a month for Xbox Live Gold good. This graphic I saw on reddit expresses the problem Microsoft and Sony are going to run into pretty well.
At a certain point I'm sure I'll jump all over one the new consoles. It's just going to take more than a slightly shinier Call of Duty like say... Red Dead Redemption 2: Redemption Harder.
It looks good, it just doesn't look THAT good. Certainly not $400-$500 for a new console plus another $60 for the game and $50 for a second controller and $10 a month for Xbox Live Gold good. This graphic I saw on reddit expresses the problem Microsoft and Sony are going to run into pretty well.
One Xbox One to rule them all
Author: kevin n.
| Posted on: Tuesday, May 21, 2013 |
Filed Under:
microsoft,
nerdery,
video games,
xbox
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The actual hardware specs are what you would expect: Blu Ray player, built in wi-fi, 8 gigs of Ram, 64-bit AMD processor, etc. The controller looks very similar, I guess it has added force feedback.
Games have to be installed on the hard drive before you play them. This will probably eliminate the rental and used game market, or at the very least severely hamstring it.
Smartglass everywhere!
It will act as a cable box with certain cable companies
More cloud storage!
The details are fuzzy but Microsoft and EA have some sort of partnership. It won't be exclusivity but you might see updates and DLC on the Xbox before you see them on the PS4.
There's an exclusive Halo TV show by Steven Spielberg to premiere on Xbox Live. And probably more original content that no one will care about?
Mandatory Kinnect integration everywhere. Turn on your TV with it, change TV channels, start up skype, wash you car.
Game makers will decide if their game will require a constant internet connection. So yes most games will require a constant internet connection.
13 exclusive titles for the launch year.
Price to be determined, launch date is "this Christmas season"
Essentially the details were still pretty sketchy. Everyone wants to know exactly how the system will handle used games and DRM but considering all the moving parts I doubt Microsoft has that all worked out yet. They didn't announce a lot of games, or show a lot of gameplay. The focus was on the user experience, which is something I'm guessing most hardcore gamers could give a flying monkey about.
If the games are good people will buy it. No one is going to buy one because turning on their TV is so confusing that they need to do it with voice commands. Those people aren't playing games that require a 400 dollar super machine, they're playing Farmville on Facebook where they belong.
Megan Fox is Raphael
More pics of Megan Fox and captain fantastic in the mo-cap turtle suit atTheSuperficial
Monday, May 20, 2013
Goal of the Year
Author: kevin n.
| Posted on: Monday, May 20, 2013 |
Filed Under:
awesome goals,
cute kids,
soccer
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After Chelsea's final match of the season the team took some time to honor retiring player Paulo Ferreira. While Ferreira was giving his speach, the son of backup goalie Ross Turnbull saw the empty net and he went for it.
New Xbox Revealed
Maybe it's just me but the Xbox press conference was a bit weird this morning. Oh well at least they brought the details. I'm already looking forward to double the DRM!
Thursday, May 16, 2013
fire up your mechs, there's a New Pacific Rim trailer
Author: kevin n.
| Posted on: Thursday, May 16, 2013 |
Filed Under:
godzilla,
movies,
pacific rim,
robots
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It's a new Pacific Rim trailer! So guess what? This movie comes out the day I have a medical procedure scheduled. Medical procedure is what they call it when they're doing something medically enough that they put you under but they don't have to cut you open so you don't have to go to a traditional hospital. In my case they're going to put a camera down my throat to take pictures of my innards and measure the ph of my stomach acid. I assume they will also find out if I have a chocolatey center while they're in there.
I guess what I'm saying is that I probably won't be able to see this opening night, but I totes want to see it on Saturday or Sunday. Also it would be nice if someone else bought my ticket. It's only fair you know 'cause of the MAJOR MEDICAL PROCEDURE I WILL HAVE JUST ENDURED!
Thanks in advance.
I guess what I'm saying is that I probably won't be able to see this opening night, but I totes want to see it on Saturday or Sunday. Also it would be nice if someone else bought my ticket. It's only fair you know 'cause of the MAJOR MEDICAL PROCEDURE I WILL HAVE JUST ENDURED!
Thanks in advance.
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Tuesday, May 14, 2013
Agents of SHIELD, the full length trailer
Here's the extendo trailer for ABC/Marvel/Disney's Agents of SHIELD. It looks good, but my computer here has no sound so for all I know everyone sounds like the sweedish chef.
BORK BORK BORK BORK!
BORK BORK BORK BORK!
Stay Classy Lingerie Legends Football League
Author: kevin n.
| Posted on: Tuesday, May 14, 2013 |
Filed Under:
horrible dances,
lingerie football,
women's sports
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I was going to write a review of Iron Man 3 this morning but real life interrupted and instead you're getting a Legends Football player celebrating a tackle by twerking on her opponents head. I can't be the only one hoping that Richard Sherman does this to Michael Crabtree this year, can I?
Monday, May 13, 2013
Mc Frontalot: I'll form the Head
Author: kevin n.
| Posted on: Monday, May 13, 2013 |
Filed Under:
mc frontalot,
nerdcore,
robots,
voltron
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Mc Frontalot has a new video and lucky me it's for my favorite song of his latest album, I'll Form the Head. I don't care who you are, if you can't relate to the desire to lead a group of combiner mechas into battle against some sort of giant monster you're dead on the inside.
Agents of SHIELD, the tv show, the trailer
Here's the trailer for the new Shield TV show coming this fall to ABC. If you're any kind of real nerd you've already seen this like 1,000 times by now.
I'm excited for the show, but it's hard for me to get TOO excited. The concept of SHIELD in the comics was very 1970s (ugh, yes I know they first showed up in the 60s) and by the time I started reading comics I never really cared for stories involving them. Even now Nick Fury doesn't really exist as a person as much as he does a MacGuffin to send heroes on missions where they invariably get screwed over only to learn a lesson about not trusting the government.
Also I remember Heroes... Hard to get excited about any sort of comic book superhero show after one great and 3 unbearable seasons of Heroes.
Of course I'm not made of stone. The return of Clark Greg as agent Phil Coulson is reason enough for anyone to get excited. Plus even with the 30 new JJ Abrams shows on the fall schedule, I think there's room for a new Joss Whedon TV show. Word on the street is he's kinda popular right now. Hopefully SHIELD will be a huge success and I can look forward to soon picking up the 9 monthly comic book spin offs (all written by one guy 'cause that's how Marvel rolls).
I'm excited for the show, but it's hard for me to get TOO excited. The concept of SHIELD in the comics was very 1970s (ugh, yes I know they first showed up in the 60s) and by the time I started reading comics I never really cared for stories involving them. Even now Nick Fury doesn't really exist as a person as much as he does a MacGuffin to send heroes on missions where they invariably get screwed over only to learn a lesson about not trusting the government.
Also I remember Heroes... Hard to get excited about any sort of comic book superhero show after one great and 3 unbearable seasons of Heroes.
Of course I'm not made of stone. The return of Clark Greg as agent Phil Coulson is reason enough for anyone to get excited. Plus even with the 30 new JJ Abrams shows on the fall schedule, I think there's room for a new Joss Whedon TV show. Word on the street is he's kinda popular right now. Hopefully SHIELD will be a huge success and I can look forward to soon picking up the 9 monthly comic book spin offs (all written by one guy 'cause that's how Marvel rolls).
Friday, May 10, 2013
Gravity: The Movie Trailer, not the physics thing
I've been told this trailer for Alfonso Cuarón’s Gravity is highly anticipated. I liked Children of Men well enough but I don't know, it didn't leave me with a "oh man I have to see more movies by this guy" vibe. Whatever though, Gravity stars George Clooney, Sandra Bullock and what looks like the international space station. The trailer is pretty effective, on paper George Clooney and Sandra Bullock floating around in space sounds a little too Saturday afternoon on ABC Family for my likes but I'll be damned if it doesn't look like an good old fashioned nail biter. Like Cliffhanger in Space...
Now there's a million dollar idea for you. Someone get Stallone on the phone, stat!
Now there's a million dollar idea for you. Someone get Stallone on the phone, stat!
Between Two Ferns: Spring Break Anthem
Author: kevin n.
| Posted on: Friday, May 10, 2013 |
Filed Under:
andy samberg is to blame,
between two ferns,
lonely island
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As far as I know I've never posted any Between Two Ferns with Zack Falifianakis which is a shame, they're almost always great. This one stars James Franco and the Lonely Island guys perform a song, it's might be a bit late for spring break but it's never too late for a good party anthem.
Dare I say, song of the summer?
Dare I say, song of the summer?
Thursday, May 9, 2013
Wednesday, May 8, 2013
William T Riker Sits LIKE A BOSS
I have watched hundred, neigh thousands of hours of Star Trek: The Next Generation and for whatever reason never noticed the way Commander Riker sits. How tall is he? Is he seven feet tall or was all the furniture used in the show made for children? Amazing stuff...
ohi there Megan Fox April O'Neil
It's important to note here that while Michael Bay's producing/ruining this movie, he's not actually directing it. That honor goes to the guy that directed Battle Los Angeles and Wrath of the Titans. Soooo there's really no hope of this being any good.
Megan fox on a trampoline in yoga pants? ok maybe there's a chance...
Clearly Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles will be the greatest movie of all kind. Suck it Highlander.
Monday, May 6, 2013
Here's like 15 seconds of Ender's Game
First look at Ender's Game!!!! The timer on this youtube clip says 57 seconds but I'm pretty sure it's 30 seconds of Harrison Ford sleep introducing the footage and 17 seconds of VISIT US ON FACEBOOK, GOOGLE PLUS IS REALLY A THING, SHARE WITH YOUR FRIENDS.
2 Quick thoughts and keep in mind that when talking about Ender's Game I know that Orson Scott Card is a pretty repugnant person. I choose to judge the work separate from the person but I'm totally cool if you cant'/don't.
A) I don't mind that all the kids are older, I think it still works.
B) I did not read Mazer Rackham as old as Ben Kingsley. And what's with the face tatoos? I don't remember those either. Still, woohoo Ender's Game!
And here's the actual trailer. Don't even know why I bothered to write up this post on the teaser.
2 Quick thoughts and keep in mind that when talking about Ender's Game I know that Orson Scott Card is a pretty repugnant person. I choose to judge the work separate from the person but I'm totally cool if you cant'/don't.
A) I don't mind that all the kids are older, I think it still works.
B) I did not read Mazer Rackham as old as Ben Kingsley. And what's with the face tatoos? I don't remember those either. Still, woohoo Ender's Game!
And here's the actual trailer. Don't even know why I bothered to write up this post on the teaser.
You can't spell Star Wars without EA.... wait..
Today we learned a bit about that future of Star Wars on your Play-Cubes and X-Stations. Disney has announced that EA would published and develop new Star Wars titles until.. oh I don't know... until Disney buys EA I guess. This is sort of a double edged sword. EA is pretty hated in the hardcore gaming circles I pretend to run in but as much as you might hate some of their business practices, it's hard to argue that they don't make some kick ass games. I'm not going to lie, the second I heard EA I got a nerd boner over the idea of a Star Wars first person shooter made by the same developers that made Battlefield.
If nothing else this will give net nerds two big companies to be angry at if the next Star Wars game is underwhelming.
Oh yeah and just for fun, here's a few minutes of Battlefront 3, a game you'll never get to play now that they've ripped the copper wire out of the old LucasArts offices.
I'm Down with White House Down
Author: kevin n.
| Posted on: Monday, May 06, 2013 |
Filed Under:
channing tatum,
movies,
white house down
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I know I've already seen a trailer or a commercial for Channing Tatum oscar bait vehicle White House Down but I don't remember it being this awesome. Seriously, I want to see this more than the theoretical movie baby of Pacific Rim and Iron Man 3.
Friday, May 3, 2013
The Weeks Links
Thursday, May 2, 2013
IllumiRoom is not a holodeck
Author: kevin n.
| Posted on: Thursday, May 02, 2013 |
Filed Under:
science,
star trek,
video games,
xbox
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Check it yo. A few months ago this patent for some kind of "holodeck" technology hit the web and everyone was like "omg the next xbox will have a holodeck!" and by everyone I mean like one website. I never passed it along because reporting on patents is stupid.
Where was I? Oh yeah here's a demo for IllumiRoom which looks kinda cool but totally excessive. It's a projector that you aim at your TV and it turns the entire wall behind it into extra screen. It would be hella useful with first person shooters, especially ones like Battlefield where having a +1 on initiative pays off big time. Still, no way I'm dropping actual money on this until it can recreate, and trap me in, the Hotel Royale.
Where was I? Oh yeah here's a demo for IllumiRoom which looks kinda cool but totally excessive. It's a projector that you aim at your TV and it turns the entire wall behind it into extra screen. It would be hella useful with first person shooters, especially ones like Battlefield where having a +1 on initiative pays off big time. Still, no way I'm dropping actual money on this until it can recreate, and trap me in, the Hotel Royale.
Wednesday, May 1, 2013
The Wolverine: No talky more slashy
Here's one minute of new footage of The Wolverine courtesy of CinemaCon (which I refuse to believe is a real thing). I like it, I like it a lot. Of course I said that exact same thing about X-Men Origins: Wolverine and that movie was TERRIBLE. Hopefully the creative team behind this doesn't try and out think themselves and they keep it nice and simple. The best Wolverine stories are the ones that concentrate on mans inner struggle between animal and humanity, not spy capers, memory loss and Deadpool without a mouth.
Iron Man 2: The Honest Trailer
Those rascals at ScreenJunkies are at it again with another one of their Honest Trailers. This time it's Iron Man 2 which is such a coincidence because Iron Man 3 hits theaters this weekend (typed in Joel McHale's voice).
Iron Man 2 is one of those movies I enjoyed in the theater but it's not really that good. I wouldn't say it was bad, it just was. It's certainly no where near as good as the first Iron Man movie was, which is odd when you consider they started shooting the first Iron Man movie without a script. I think it sort of crumbled under the editorial mandates to set up Captain America, Thor and the Avengers. Oddly enough it's joined a very exclusive club of Marvel Comic book movies I don't own on DVD. Spider-Man 3, Blade 3 and Iron Man 2.
Yes I have both Fantastic Four movies and Daredevil on DVD, don't judge. judger.
Iron Man 2 is one of those movies I enjoyed in the theater but it's not really that good. I wouldn't say it was bad, it just was. It's certainly no where near as good as the first Iron Man movie was, which is odd when you consider they started shooting the first Iron Man movie without a script. I think it sort of crumbled under the editorial mandates to set up Captain America, Thor and the Avengers. Oddly enough it's joined a very exclusive club of Marvel Comic book movies I don't own on DVD. Spider-Man 3, Blade 3 and Iron Man 2.
Yes I have both Fantastic Four movies and Daredevil on DVD, don't judge. judger.
Who wants a fortune cookie?
Author: kevin n.
| Posted on: Wednesday, May 01, 2013 |
Filed Under:
art,
cartoons,
super mario bros
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