Just saw Zootopia. Had a free movie saved and had some spare time in the midst of other things so I figured why not. It was pretty good, I gotta admit. Much better than I had expected.
The third box art of the day is none other than the wonderlicious game Portal, with a very simple piece of art used that defines the game perfectly. The lines give it depth, making it seem as if this figure is falling into the portal below, and we have faded Aperture Science hazard warnings in the background. The one question I have about this is about why they made this figure male when the game stars a female, but it doesn't really matter.
I'm kind of wishing I'd chosen the female avatar instead of the male one... there are so many more customization options available. I haven't touched the game much in recent weeks, mainly because I'd rather play it on my own 3DS, which has yet to exist. Hopefully there's still a Zelda 3DS XL available once I'm ready. In other news, I have discovered that my old DS Lite is completely non-functional. So... I need the 3DS even more now if I want to enjoy the few DS games I have again.
Just a couple reasons why I think we might get this instead of a pair of Ruby/Sapphire Remakes. The Red/Blue/Green and Gold/Silver remakes came out I believe ten years after the originals; with Black and White 2 announced, that means Ruby/Sapphire remakes in 2013 (ten years after the originals) are impossible. However, a 2015 release for an Emerald remake is still possible. Since Generation 3 each Generation has had 5 "main" Pokemon games: the two new games, the third game that has a slightly d
The Comedy Forum Expo will be running in the Comedies forum this year from October 16th-October 23rd. If you aren't into comedies right now, want to get into comedies, or are just looking to see what's coming up that might interest you, I'd mark it down. I don't know how many new things the other authors are planning on revealing, but I'm revealing... three new comedies, I believe, and I'm fairly certain everyone else will be revealing at least one. Plus, updates and trivia on older stuff too.
I just downloaded the 30 day trial last night, to see if I like it more than Photoshop Elements (sort of guaranteed already, considering you can open layer sets). Question is: will I want to upgrade to CS6 permanently once the month is up?
Just read the first book for the first time this [long] weekend.
And it was awesome. I'm officially a fan of the series, and I'm hoping to find book 2 at my school's library tomorrow.
I looked the movie summary up on Wikipedia, and... it looks like the movie sucks, which sucks.
~Classical~
Oh my gosh, I love this song. It's like, all of the best parts from LMFAO's Party Rock Anthem mashed together with dubstep and then with additional awesomeness.
Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door Year: 2004 Platform: Nintendo Gamecube Series: Paper Mario Developer: Intelligent Systems Publisher: Nintendo Storyline – 8.5/10 In this sequel to Paper Mario, Mario travels to a run-down town called Rogueport in the Mushroom Kingdom after Princess Peach tells him of a magic map she found. In possession of the map (for whatever reason, the Princess enclosed it with her letter), you discover that she... has been kidnapped. After meeting several wacky char
This has been circulating the net for a few days now: Please link to images larger than 500 kB. -B6 Alongside another that has Palutena and Mario standing next to each like best pals. It's difficult to tell whether this is a hoax or a legitimate leak, since as far as I've seen no official word has come from Nintendo on this. It's not official (obviously) and it's a pretty bad picture. While Palutena does appear to have a black outline around her like all of the playable characters in the 3DS
I will own you someday! I swear! And when that day comes, I will finally own all all six Toa Mata in (hopefully) perfect condition, as well as the Toa Nuva! Someday.
i don't remember ever being this sore from running summer camp before i think it might be time to retire the summer camp profession and find something less physicaly intensive maybe sumo wrestling
I have completed the outline for the story that I've had members signing up for the past several days. The prologue is also complete; I'll probably go over it soon just to make sure it's good before I start writing the rest of the story. Within the next few days, I'll be posting the full cast list for the story; and after that, the title shall be officially revealed!
So I spent a lot of tonight revising the outline for Extermination, mainly with the second half of the epic, and I must say, the odds are not in anyone's favor with regards to survival. That cast of 40+ characters? At this point in time, a grand total of not nearly as many as you think will survive. The final battle in particular is rather... bloody, to say the least. I do believe that this will be the final draft of the outline; as far as actually writing it goes, I'm nearly finished Chap
For the past several weeks, I have slowly but surely (emphasis on the slowly) been putting together a new game that I hope to host over in G&T at some point. Certain aspects of this game are concepts that I have toyed with every now and then for a long time; others are twists on ideas seen throughout other games in the forum; and others I have come up with just recently whilst designing the game itself. All of the broad strokes are pretty much nailed down, as well as what I believe to be m
