5th Grader from Blitz Arcade gives all Xbox 360 gamers a chance to answer that question. I’ve certainly spent $15 in wiser ways, but the XBLA title isn’t the worst purchase I ever made. For whatever reason, trivia games almost always fall flat on their face when they make their way to consoles.
UPDATE: I was sent New Tifa Pics Below Gallery.
Kezins.com presents you with the 50 Best Cosplay Cleavage pics. Our criteria was simple. A woman dressed in costume with cleavage. Sometimes the easier things in life make for better internets.
What is Cosplay?
Cosplay, short for “costume play”, is a Japanese subculture centered on dressing as characters from manga, anime, tokusatsu, and video games, and, less commonly, Japanese live action television shows, fantasy movies, Japanese pop music bands, Visual Kei, fantasy music stories (such as stories by the band Sound Horizon), and novels. However, in some circles, “cosplay” has been expanded to mean simply wearing a costume. Check out the pictures below for some of the best cosplay costumes and models.
Deciding who the best Joker was in various comic based films and television shows is no easy task. We recently posted the “Top Five Joker Quotes From ‘Batman: The Dark Knight’” which included the debate of Nicholson vs. Ledger in the comments. This time we want to make it official and poll the readers with the question “who was the best Joker?”
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Cesar Romero
Cesar Romero was the Joker of the 1960s, playing the role in 18 episodes of the television series. He also reprised the role in the 1966 film.
In the following video, John Madden talks about the history of the Madden franchise. One interesting comment towards the beginning is how it was their goal for the video game to look like the actual game on television and now the television guys want real football to look like the game. He also mentions how the game will either go up or down and how he believes they keep going up each season. Personally, I think Madden has been having some off years for the past 4-5 games, but it looks like they may have gotten it all together with 2009.
The guys over at Latino Review were lucky enough to get their hands on the script for V: The Movie. I was six years old when the original mini-series aired on television and certainly remember how huge the event was. We’ve been waiting most of our lives for V: The Movie and it looks like we’re getting closer to seeing it. The 145 page script still has yet to find a company who will make the film, but we can only hope. Latino Review posted a nice summary of the script (spoilers included). Check out the story at the Latino Review.
For the entire year, it seems like I end up seeing the IO Digital Cable commercial at least 5 or 6 times per day while watching television. For some reason, it seems to appear more during The People’s Court. While I completely despise this commercial, it’s very effective. (877) 393-4448 is one telephone number I will never get out of my mind, regardless of how hard I try to forget it. The last time anyone forced a number into my head like this was Tommy Tutone and 867-5309. At least “Jenny” was a half-decent song. Will we ever see the end of the IO Digital Cable Commercial with the silly lobster and half-ass rapping? Maybe one day, but probably not a day that comes soon.
Made for television movies are usually terrible, but for some reason ‘The Andromeda Strain’ actually looks like it could be worth watching. I might take a break this evening from gaming and check out the first part of the miniseries. I have been feeling let down by my entertainment choices this week after watching Indiana Jones IV, so maybe this will be a surprising delight.
Soon after the very public success of GTA IV, the actors have come to arms and started complaining about the lack of residuals not granted to them. In other forms of media (i.e. radio, films, television) actors are paid initially and continue to receive compensation well after the product they worked on has released.
The above video is the one of the outcries, nosebleed and all, as Mr. Roman Bellic himself, voiced by Jason Zumwalt, complains about the lack of new funds after the game has gone and sold half a billion in sales.
Michael Hollick, voice of Niko Bellic, takes a more conservative approach when talking to The New York Times by saying the following:
“Obviously I’m incredibly thankful to Rockstar for the opportunity [...] But it’s tough, when you see Grand Theft Auto IV out there as the biggest thing going right now, when they’re making hundreds of millions of dollars, and we don’t see any of it.”
Via YouTube
and The New York Times
[Thanks to Phil for sending the video in!]
An incorrect July launch for Sony’s PlayStation 3 PlayTV service mooted by Amazon earlier this week has now been shifted to later in 2008. It seems that HD problems have caused the launch to be delayed.
In case you’ve never heard of PlayTV, I’ve included a description of what it’s all about here:
Below is the latest European television commercial for Grand Theft Auto IV. As we get closer to release date, the hype machine will certainly continue to grow. Unlike other hyped games, I don’t seem to mind anything I can get my hands on concerning GTA IV. RockStar will certainly be making a ton of money off this release.
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