I'm not surprised Sleeping Dogs didn't do well, considering how little I've heard of it. You're right about why North America doesn't get certain releases though, internet hype does not always profits make.
What is All the Bravest, that another movie thing like they released in the FFVII universe?
Yup, and from the trailer asrealasitgets posted, I thought it looked amazing, and actually had a cool, clean aesthetic for its future, as opposed to the ugly greys and browns and blacks usually put together to make ruins in dystopic future games.
Can't pass up $9, too bad I don't have a computer or anything else that could play it.
Looks awesome, but of course it would, it's MGS. I still need to play 3 and 4, though.
Also, great track from Garbage, I'm gonna look into buying that album, as "Blood for Poppies" was one of my favorite songs last year, and this one fit the trailer perfectly. "The World is Not Enough" is one of my favorite Bond songs, only fitting this becomes a favorite of mine as far as MGS licensed music.
Can't say I'm a card game player, but glad you discovered it, and PAX and that Drop The Beat Like an Ugly Baby game especially sound awesome!
Your boring life? You kidding, all I did was go to my favorite pizza place for my birthday with family, no concerts or homemade maple syrup, nor new arcade finds. lol That's not to undermine my own birthday, I had a great time and great gifts were received, but yours certainly doesn't sound boring. lol
Happy belated birthday and I look forward to that Jed interview!
Subscribed on Youtube. Watched first couple minutes of Contra Super C and Donkey Kong, and look forward to your stuff.
What software do you use and/or capture device for the footage? I've been eyeing Dazzle for when I have a new enough PC to do let's plays, but always like to hear second opinions.
Rhodes will never be "old codger" music dammit, and it doesn't matter what Bowling for Soup's "1985" has to say about it, Ozzy, Sabbath, Rhodes, Iommi, Butler, Dio, all will live on a hell of a lot longer than they did! Though no offense to Soup, they're from Dallas, or at least DFW, and I actually grew up with and like their catchy pop punk music. lol Can't go wrong with "Mr. Crowley," and I love those old live videos of Rhodes, holy crap! The "Crazy Train" one is great, too. I wasn't even born until after most of Ozzy and Sabbath's stuff was made, and there's plenty of people in my generation that like it.
Loved the Warlock, and despite hearing of their existence countless times, didn't realize their singer was a knockout blond woman! That just made my day right there. Great song and video, I love rock anthems like that.
Oh, and I only got on Steam this month I believe, and haven't been able to use it much cause of my old computer, and I'm 23, so don't worry, this youngster was late to the party as well! There seem to be limits on who I can add until I actually buy a game, but I'm JimBeamHortonWho on there if you want to try.
Ah ok, I misremembered; thanks for clarifying!
That's the way I felt about it when Glee covered Journey, BUT I think by the time I saw Rock of Ages, while I felt like it was awful the first time, it kind of grew on me when my mom wanted to watch it again a few times.
At least I liked the "hit me with your best shot" segment with Zeta-Jones, and Mary J. Blige had a soulful voice as opposed to the generically Glee-like vocals of the rest of the cast. I think it had enough people I like and thought were funny, and reminded me of enough 80s songs I could look up outside the movie, I stopped hating it so much.
Still, we're not on entirely different wavelengths on this; that Glee chorus cover of "Don't Stop Believin'" is a crime against humanity. I liked Blige's take on "Anyway You Want It" though. Might have been the stripper acrobats that sold that one though, not sure..
If ED wins, we all agree to call it "ED: Sanity's Requiem" as opposed to its full title for yucks, right?
