Friday, February 4, 2011
Captain America Teaser Poster!!
The first teaser poster for Captain America: The First Avenger is online now. Click below to see it!
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Captain America,
comics,
Marvel,
movies
Thursday, February 3, 2011
Video Game Time 2/1 Edition
Last time I was really scared playing a video game it when I played Clock Tower on the original PlayStation back in the day. I remember the frustration of trying to run away from the Scissor Man only to have my character fall and then impaled by those enormous scissors. There hasn't been a game that has given me the same type of scare like that one until I played Dead Space on the PlayStation 3.
Thursday, January 27, 2011
Next Generation Portable AKA Playstation Portable 2
Late last night Sony announced at their PlayStation Meeting 2011 in Tokyo the Next Generation Portable, the much rumored PSP2. While this system is not going to be released until this holiday season, Sony didn't hold back in announcing some new ways to interact with PlayStation along with some new titles for the NGP.
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games,
Little Big Planet,
NGP,
PS3,
psp,
PSP2,
technology,
think geek,
video games
Monday, January 24, 2011
Video Game Time is Back
It has been a busy Winter for gamers! There were so many hot titles coming out each week that it was hard to keep track of everything that has been released, but today I will try to highlight a few and speak on last weeks big release.
Sunday, January 16, 2011
New Costumes, New Directions.
So this week we were introduced to the new look of Spider-Man and the first look of Chris Evans in Captain America. While many people may not like the new look of Spider-Man, I for one will hold my opinions on Spider-Man until I see more, but I am just upset that I won't be seeing the combination of Sam Raimi and Tobey Mcguire on the big screen again.
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Captain America,
comics,
Marvel,
movies,
Spider-man
Wednesday, January 12, 2011
Thoughts of an Evolving Fandad.
"I ain't no perfect man, I'm trying to do the best that I can, with what it is I have." Mos Def
It's a new year. It's that time where everyone makes resolutions, promises or lists of the things that they want to accomplish in the new year. That time of year where everyone wants to start fresh and feel like they're actually doing something positive in their lives. That time of year where we all want a new beginning.
It's a new year. It's that time where everyone makes resolutions, promises or lists of the things that they want to accomplish in the new year. That time of year where everyone wants to start fresh and feel like they're actually doing something positive in their lives. That time of year where we all want a new beginning.
Tuesday, December 7, 2010
Say It Ain't So
I know I've been slacking on the blog, I hope to sort of "relaunch"it in the new year, we'll have to come up with something. We're getting as bad as TV, a season ends and you don't get new content or episodes for months, sometimes for a year. I know, I know, that's the definition of a season, still though, sometimes you don't ever get new episodes.
Case in point, they canceled Terriers, it was a great show with a good cast. But the ratings sucked and the advertising campaign was just kind of confusing. It sucks, you spend so much time following a show, getting to know the characters and then it's gone. FlashForward, Heroes, Deadwood, Firefly, and many more left us way too soon. There have been some stories of shows coming back from the dead, Futurama and Family Guy for example, but those are rare exceptions.
It makes it kind of tough for people to give new shows a chance. Comedies are different, they're either funny or they're not. There aren't any cliffhangers and you can miss an episode or two and jump right back in. However, when you're investing time into a thriller or a drama and they leave you hanging, it feels like you've wasted a lot of time watching something with no conclusion.
As bad as most reality shows are, at least you get a winner at the end of every season. I don't know, maybe I'll stick to watching movies, heh.
Speaking of disappointing decisions in regards to television, why G4, why? Nothing against Candice Bailey but I'm on team Haislip.
Gotta run, I can hear my little monster starting to wake...
- Gil
Case in point, they canceled Terriers, it was a great show with a good cast. But the ratings sucked and the advertising campaign was just kind of confusing. It sucks, you spend so much time following a show, getting to know the characters and then it's gone. FlashForward, Heroes, Deadwood, Firefly, and many more left us way too soon. There have been some stories of shows coming back from the dead, Futurama and Family Guy for example, but those are rare exceptions.
It makes it kind of tough for people to give new shows a chance. Comedies are different, they're either funny or they're not. There aren't any cliffhangers and you can miss an episode or two and jump right back in. However, when you're investing time into a thriller or a drama and they leave you hanging, it feels like you've wasted a lot of time watching something with no conclusion.
As bad as most reality shows are, at least you get a winner at the end of every season. I don't know, maybe I'll stick to watching movies, heh.
Speaking of disappointing decisions in regards to television, why G4, why? Nothing against Candice Bailey but I'm on team Haislip.
Gotta run, I can hear my little monster starting to wake...
- Gil
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