I’m a fan of the Scott Pilgrim books and with the new trailer out I wonder what some of you think?
Being an animator I really feel that the charm of the book would be much better suited to a game or a traditionally animated feature.
We do dorkdom Big Apple style.
I’m a fan of the Scott Pilgrim books and with the new trailer out I wonder what some of you think?
Being an animator I really feel that the charm of the book would be much better suited to a game or a traditionally animated feature.
Epic musical Win here! The history of video games as composed by Adolfo Baez in Mario Paint.
Great job Adolfo! MAN they really need to re-release Mario Paint for the Wii or DS.
This past week, I was a call-in contestant on The Urly Show, a podcast hosted by our friends at Urlesque. (You might remember them as being partly responsible for various NYC meme parties, which we’ve covered before.)
Anyhow, in true NY geek fashion, I took part in a “Name that Video” quiz, in which I was required to recognize recent viral internet videos based on audio alone. You can check out the video below to see how I did…
You can find more of The Urly Show on iTunes or Urlesque.com, and you can also follow Urlesque on Facebook and Twitter. Thanks for having me on the show, guys!
Submitted for your approval…something 3-d and strange….with Bats….and Men….and creepy women.
I didn’t beat the game yet but I thought I’d post Mega Man 2 glitching on my Ipod Touch. Metal Man got stuck at the top. This was the first real glitch otherwise it’s played alright so far. Don’t you love his silly dancing?
Jesse Schell is a professor of entertainment and technology at Carnegie-Mellon and former
Disney Imagineer.
In this lecture he gives you his ideas on the future. They include unlocking achievements
and gaining experience points for brushing your teeth, getting to work on time,
and reading your 500th novel.
What he has to say about the future terrifies me but he seems to think it could perhaps
lead to a greater good.
What do you think?
Mr. Plinkett — the possible murderer behind the brilliant 7-part Star Wars Episode I review — returns with his thoughts on “Avatar” to tide us over until the Attack of the Clones review is released. And, of course, it’s amazing.
I don’t know how, but this guy always manages to perfectly nail the things I want to express about these movies, but can’t find the words to because of my anger or lack of eloquence.
Red Letter Media, the group behind these reviews, also has a new webzone up — http://redlettermedia.com
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