There’ve been a lot of good media clips lately. This one, well, it’s pretty good. Some of the lead-in visual gags are a bit tired, but they’ve also got several really good, really inobvious visual gags, so give them the benefit of the doubt.
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Very reminiscent of the Averaging Gradius project, but done with a certain eye for style in a much more modern and better looking game. Averaging Gradius still holds my heart (and the title of progenitor,) but this really should be seen.
Some movies. There are three, so I’m hiding them behind the more button. Don’t mind the name, or the black-and-whiteness; you want to see these.
Read the rest…
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This piece of home electronics takes it like a champ and asks for more. Briefly.
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Testing Viper007Bond’s video plugin begins here:
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That’s right, it’s called the Wii now. Apparently Nintendo didn’t learn from Intel’s Viiv bungle; that’s pronounced “we,” not “why.” It’s supposed to be inviting, comfortable, and unifying, and to emphasize that everyone plays. Also it avoids acronymitudinalityhood.
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And you know it’s true.
Huhuhuh. Bumped into this thread on Neogaf while browsing around Wired blogs. Amusingly and amazingly, they managed to miss maybe the best training game, which is a shame, because Princess Peach looks like she’s just about ready for it in that picture.