My apologies for the lack of updates over the holiday season. As it is for everyone, mine has been very busy - with a lot of traveling.
It’s truly been a fine holiday season, though, and I’m incredibly grateful for the family and friends I’ve been blessed with. I hope your holiday has been equally warm and wonderful.
New posts are in the works, so look for them starting the first of the new year.
Whenever anybody mentions the upcoming film adaptation of Transformers, the first thing I always hear is, “Man, that Michael Bay is going to ruin my favorite cartoon. Why did they have to get that hack piece of crap Michael Bay to direct it?”You’ve heard it, too.
Hell, you probably said it, too.
So let me explain to you why they got that hack piece of crap Michael Bay to direct Transformers: because he makes cars go fast, entire cities explode and deadly threats from space endanger the lives of every human on the planet. It’s a simple formula - but he does it as well as any director alive. And it’s perfect for a live-action action cartoon adaptation.
The guy’s no Sidney Lumet; but I don’t think I’d want to see Lumet’s take on Transformers. Check this right now:
Then check the trailer in fan-flipping-tastic high res by clicking here.
In news scheduled to be announced tomorrow (Dec. 20), InExile entertainment is set to bring the hugely popular LineRider toy to Nintendo’s Wii and DS consoles.Holy crap.
At first, I was skeptical about the authenticity of InXile’s claim to the LineRider property. Creator Bostjan Cadez (known as *fsk) hadn’t mentioned anything about an official port on his deviantART site. But then I noticed he had a link to InXile’s page. Bingo. Read the rest of this post »
…is a hip, clever viral marketing campaign that moves a few extra PSPs off the shelves this holiday season.
Unfortunately, it looks like they won’t be getting one.
Recently, the innocuously titled alliwantforxmasisapsp.com sprung up - allegedly the work of leet-speaking youths, Charlie and Jeremy.
Charlie, you see, has a PSP. And Jeremy wants one. So the two conspired to create the website, encouraging people everywhere to start “clowning with sum not-so-subtle hints” to parents, girlfriends, etc. to get them to purchase a PSP this Christmas.
December 29th, 2006 by cechols
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