Oh long weekend Monday how we love you, especially when you have a new episode of the Electric Sista Hood podcast to enjoy.
In this episode we kick off the short week the right way by scaring ourselves (and you) in the pants.
“Epic” is not a word often used to describe TV-based books. However, in the case of The Mighty Book of Boosh, it’s the only word in the English dictionary to rightfully label it.
With the announcement that Killzone 3 is going to be in 3D, that got me thinking about this whole 3D thing and which medium it might work well in. To be honest, I love going to see movies in 3D in the movie theater but, I am not thoroughly convinced by enjoying it in the home. Also, I think there may be some very good arguments for making the 3D leap on a video game system, but obviously there are some factors that make me hesitant there as well. The real question remains: Is this just a fad or is it going to catch on and become the future?
Another week, another new episode of the ESH podcast. In this episode the ladies do something a little but different, they record the episode while playing a game for the first time.
That game just hsppens to be Red Ded Redemption.
In 1994 Hiroaki Samura introduced the world to Mugen no Jūnin, better known in America as Blade of the Immortal. It would receive critical acclaim and multiple awards, including the Will Eisner Comic Industry Award in 2000 for Best U.S. Edition of Foreign Material. Fourteen years after its debut Bee Train and Production I.G. adapted it into an anime, coming to our shores via Media Blasters.
Split/Second What do you get when you take the explosions of Michael Bay flicks and throw them in a blender with the wrecks of the Burnout series? Well, you're supposed to get Split/Second, but what you do get in Split/Second is
I went and saw Iron Man 2 last night, and it got me thinking about sequels and how they're named.
As a fairly recent adaptor of the Nintendo DSi XL, I hadn’t been too impressed with what had been released via their online distribution system, until I got my mitts on Photo Dojo. The game with the aforementioned name is a fighting game made by Nintendo and is currently being offered for free on the DSi Store. While it will eventually be going up to 200 DSi points on June 11th, it is worth every penny now and will be worth every penny then.
The best way to start your week is with a new episode of the ESH podcast and this one has a little bit of everything in it. Video games, Anime, even a mention of manga.
