Seriously…look at the title screen. Now look at the characters. Now laugh. Now try to comprehend the narration…and laugh harder.
I hope this is not real…
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A strange combination of The Lion King and Bedknobs and Bromsticks
Thursday, February 28th, 2008Some GameSpot Defects -> The Follow-ups!
Wednesday, February 20th, 2008So just a few interesting things in this post-gamespot-defecting era…
Jeff Gerstmann and Ryan Davis have a podcast now! The first experimental episode is pretty hilarious – check it out at Ryan Davis’ blog arrow pointing down, or find it on iTunes under the podcast name of Arrow Pointing Down.
Alex Navarro is apparently still writing reviews – this time for Gametap.
Listening to the Arrow Pointing Down podcast revealed (at least to me) that Greg Kasavin – another ex-gamespotter – is helping with the development of C&C: Red Alert III. Good for him!
I’m glad these guys are moving on, they are too important to the industry and the ‘net community in general to disappear.
Last.FM: Yet another internet trend I’m way behind on…
Sunday, January 27th, 2008So I always seem to know about all the “trendy” web 2.0 stuff out there, but I never really use it – and when I do I realize what I’ve been missing out on.
Granted, there are some that don’t really hit the mark – like twitter. It is hyped a LOT and I still hear/read lots of people talking about it, but it really seems a little too simple for me. I don’t need to know what people are up to 24/7. It’s like a whole idea based around facebook status messages.
I’ve just discovered a great web 2.0 site, though, that I’ve read about for a long, long time. I never actually went to the site, though, until I heard they are offering lots of full tracks to listen to whenever you want – no more 30 second previews!
Granted, it’s not for every song on the site, but I’ve found a lot that are full tracks. But that isn’t the reason I’m even mentioning it – I just realized they have a great app (at least on OS X, not sure how good it is on windows and linux) that is basically like Pandora on steroids. For me, I really just never liked the Pandora interface.
So anyway, last.fm will also track your music stats, hook you up with “friends”, and basically anything else a social networking site does.
Basically, it just has a great interface, a great little app that goes along with the site – and it just works (cue apple fanboy flames!).
I digress – you can just go check it out for yourself!
Happy listening…