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Finally, the love child of Smilin’ Stan Lee and Bones studio, has its own trailer!
Heroman is a boy-meets-robot story, dressed up in red, white, and blue. Literally, our robot hero has a stars and stripes design, and his human buddy is also an American kid.
Some freak occurrence turns the protagonist’s busted toy into the hero robot. That robot then proceeds to punch monsters. HARD.
Creepy robot stare means "love"
If you’re no stranger to giant robot anime, this trailer will not show you any new tricks. The animation is great, as is the action. Stan Lee might have another hit on his hands.
You’ll have to do a bit of navigation through the Heroman site to get to the trailer. Hit “menu” then “movie.” Watch the punching!
In this excerpt from Episode 187 of the ElectricSistaHood podcast, NinjaSistah fills in Pandalicious on the controversy surrounding the lock-in of Infinity Ward’s employees at Activision — and what it means for the future of the Modern Warfare game franchise.
If you’re looking for a free MMORPG that still give you the feeling of playing the top dog at the moment, World of Warcraft, then you’ve got to give Allods Online a try.
I must’ve woken up in Bizarro World; that’s the only explanation. Here I am watching a Yuri anime comedy that not only isn’t perverted, but it contains an actual plot?! AND IT’S GOOD?! Yes, boys and girls, miracles can happen, and 2009’s Sasameki Koto is surely one of them.
Yay, I got a video capture card! That means these screen caps will look a bit better. Click on the smaller images to get a full view of the thumbnails.
This is a massive week, because there are a couple of big demos available. My first of 3 good demos is Darksiders: Wrath of War.
News has come down from Sony that a fix for PlayStation Network’s version of Y2K will be solved in 24 hours. What does that mean for you, my fellow PS3 Fat owners?
Well:
a) Tread lightly on what you decide to do on your PS3. Users have reported loss of game saves and trophies due to this Playstation 3 error.
b) You’re not going online!
c)Probably no Netflix streaming through your PS3. I’m not sure about that one, but I’m too scared. to do ANYTHING on my console!
4) I’m just seeing if you’re paying attention
So, until tomorrow, it’s a wrap for using the full capabilities of your PlayStation. Slim users? Go about your business! Nothing to see here.
When Pandalicious, Nenya and I went and saw Amanda Palmer perform with the Boston Pops this past New Year’s Eve, we headed on over to the bar for some drinks. To our surprise we discovered an up-and-coming ragtime band by the name of April Smith and the Great Picture Show performing in-between Symphony Hall’s two bars. After I downed an Appletini I went and pre-ordered their upcoming album Songs For A Sinking Ship, which arrived at my doorstep this past week.
