S.T.A.L.K.E.R. cosplay [via RPS]
Zoids Assault announcement
Huh, now this looks like it might be worth keeping an eye on.
Beasts of Steel. Diverse battlegrounds. An intense covert military campaign in the middle of a tense cold war. Advanced tactics including support fire and electromagnetic pulse systems. Tons of customization and upgrade options, including melee weapons, rockets, rifles, machine guns, shotguns, cannons, and more.
Zoids Assault, a new and decidedly original strategy RPG take on the long-running Zoids series, brings all of the above and more to the Xbox 360® this August.
Questionable logo treatment there, guys. Very… Square. Otherwise, good stuff. Here’s the trailer:
[youtube:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iJVvmQVnpNw]
Hrm, two right wings.
I wonder how common this is, or if there’s just one other unlucky schmo out there with two left wings. We’ll see what Atlus says.
Update: They’re shipping out a replacement. Thanks, Aram!
This can’t be good.
See the teaser poster, featuring a giant moviesonline.ca watermark, here.
S.Darko? Looks like a sequel to Donnie Darko is in the works, with filming to start this month. No Jake G, because well, Donnie’s dead (er spoiler alert), but Daveigh Chase reprises her role as his little sister, sans Sparkle Motion this time around, I’m guessing. The sequel will be directed by Chris Fisher, who so far has managed to score higher than a 4/10 on IMDB with only one of his three feature films. Richard Kelly is not involved. I anticipate brilliance.
And just in case your still catching up to 2001 in your netflix queue, Donnie Darko is “that one movie with the fucked up rabbit and Gears of War song.”
Better late than never – MarioKart Tour
Okay, last batch of photos from the events that already happened and aren’t really news anymore pile.
The ongoing Mario Kart Wii Driving School Tour made a stop in Las Vegas last month, and as video game related events are a somewhat rare local occurrence, we thought it’d be fun to go check things out.
I met up with Josh and his son Corbin, and the three of us drove downtown to the Fremont Street Experience, where the Nintendo crew had set up for the day.
The rest of the goods, after the jump.
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