Tuesday, February 28, 2012
Aquabats Aqua-Battle!
Hey, remember that promo about the Aquabats Super Show premiring March 3rd? Well, now there's a game too! Go play it, it's awesome. You can play as all 5 of the Aquabats each with their own super rad super power! WHOA YEAH! Also Aquabats related and awesome: BURGER RAIN!!!
Sunday, February 26, 2012
Sunday Short Story (2/26/12)
Need something to read on a Sunday afternoon? Sunday Short Story finds some great short fiction from somewhere on the interweb supernetway for you to pass the time. Everybody could use a dose of good lit from time to time!
This Sunday's short story is the Harlan Ellison classic I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream, a story about the last five people on Earth trapped and tormented by a supercomputer named AM. It's definitely worth your time if your a post-apocalypse, sci-fi, or cyberpunk fan-- or just a fan of evil AIs in general.
Read it here!
Friday, February 24, 2012
Check Out These Rad Kid Icarus Weapons
Wondering what kinds of sweet weapons you'll be using when Kid Icarus: Uprising comes out for 3DS on March 23rd? Well, wonder no more. It seems Masahiro Sakurai (the game's and Smash Bros. developer) has all kinds of cool tricks up his sleeve for Kid Icarus' rebirth. Apparently, if you preorder the game at Amazon, Gamestop, or Best Buy you get a free download code for 3D Classics: Kid Icarus-- which is perfect if you've never had the privilege of enjoying the 25 year old original!
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New Sega Game Trailer is Both Exciting and Disappointing
Exciting, because it's Jet Set Radio, but disappointing because it's not a new Jet Set Radio.
Friday Clip-Show: El Show de Aquaman y sus Amigos
I had something special lined up for today's clip, but then I found this. I don't... I don't even know how to explain this.
Tuesday, February 21, 2012
Netflix Instant Theater: The Rock-afire Explosion [Review]
Showbiz Pizza was the magical place all the kids wanted to go to in the early eighties. It had pizza, rides, video games, and an animatronic singing band composed of anthropomorphic animals.They were called the Rock-afire Explosion. They didn't last too long, because, in the early nineties, they were mysteriously pulled from the showrooms and replaced with the popular Chuck E. Cheese characters. Many children had fond memories of Showbiz Pizza and especially The Rock-afire Explosion, and it left an impression on some and they've never forgotten what it means to them. They carry this love even today, some twenty years later.
Twitbit: Dan Harmon
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