Monday, March 16, 2009 at 10:58PM 
Let's See Dr. Manhattan Solve This Problem
Seeing this after the Oscars and Golden Globes left me questioning how both organizations nominate animated movies. I understand why "Waltz..." was nominated for best foreign movie, but even in that category it seemed a bit out of place.
Thursday, March 12, 2009 at 8:38PM 
How is it possible to undo all the good faith acquired by the finnicky nerdcore genre? Portions of the GLAAD community? As well as fans of just, plain good television? Mr. Joss Whedon has assembled something so woefully trite and flat out boring it makes the remake of Knight Rider seem like Whitman'sDollhouse [at this point] three times-out-of-four, will have an interesting premise, the lead character lets the show fall flat on its pretty face. "Leaves of Grass". Though Dollhouse [at this point] three times-out-of-four, will have an interesting premise, the lead character lets the show fall flat on its pretty face.
Monday, March 9, 2009 at 4:40PM 
How Come All PAL covers are cooler than the NTSC?
It is not as good as the Sega Dreamcast version. It is hardly an arcade perfect port. There are glitches out the wazoo. Seeing as I have a natural [or unnatural] affinity to fighting games, I was more than psyched to play through CvS2 on my PS2. Sadly, if it had not been for my Dreamcast spoiling me, I would not have so many minor negative issues with the PS2 version. I still had a ton of fun with Capcom vs. SNK 2.
PS2, Playthough in Console Gaming, Criticism, Reviews Tuesday, March 3, 2009 at 9:33AM 
I'm Blue, daboodeedahboodah
Before this review starts you need perspective. Yes, I did read the graphic novel. No, I was not excited to hear about this movie post reading the graphic novel. Yes, I was less excited after seeing a CGI-filled trailer, which was an obvious ploy to get your little rumps in the seats. No, this movie is not perfect. Aside from its obvious spawn from the mind of Alan Moore and the pen of Dave Gibbons, Watchmen has quite the rich history. This movie has moved back and forth from studios, has suffered rewrites after rewrites and now it has finally arrived. With all of its flaws.
Thursday, February 26, 2009 at 10:21PM 
This review has been a long time coming [considering I finished playing Burnout three weeks ago].
As my journey of playing through my PS2 games in alphabetical order continues, something quite wonderful has happened. I have finally seen the joy of being a fan of an 'Arcade' racer. Not since Ridge Racer 4 for the PS1 have I felt a kind of quiet satisfaction one gets from playing a game like Burnout [Sheesh that was a little overly gushy]. I should amend that statement, Burnout 3 is as much an 'Arcade racer', much like Jessica Alba is a well known actress. Yes they are known for what they generally are, but the quality they bring to the table is what should be talked about [only this works against Alba].
PS2, Playthrough in Console Gaming, Criticism, Reviews Monday, February 23, 2009 at 9:13AM 
Best Marketing Campaign...Ever!
GTA in Criticism, Games Journalism, Gaming Monday, February 16, 2009 at 5:24PM
Oh Word?
Two independent articles, but both dealing with serious bidness of gaming. One dealing with Metacritic and who its impact has impacted gaming, game reviews and especially games journalism.
The second article is a rant about users ranting about reviews. Some would say it is a review of a review.
Thursday, February 12, 2009 at 7:06PM 
So Ben Dutka of Playstation Xtreme had a major bone to pick with the '7' out of 10 Killzone 2 got over at Edge magazine. Turns out 8 people read both the Edge review and slightly more read his review of the review. [Cue Xzibit] "Yo dawg...I heard you like over-hyped reviews so I put a review in yo review. So you can bitch while you bitch."
Thank you X-to-the-Z.
The hoopla and link after the jump...
Killzone, PS3 in Criticism, Games Journalism, Gaming Friday, January 16, 2009 at 12:41PM 
The fight that determines the fate of the world
You probably want to read this. While most media outlets are covering the latest celebrity beefs, something you may have missed in recent months would be that Ben "Bueller Stein came out with a DVD called "eXpelled: No Intelligence Allowed". If you are interested in an anti-Evolution documentary this DVD is for you, unfortunately it wasn't for me [luckily I was paid to watch this. Apparently it wasn't for Ebert either, because of this...Sir Ben Stein took the neglect personally.
Roger Ebert decides to, in thorough detail, appease Stein by giving him one of the in depth reviews ever. What is interesting about Ebert's rant is; although the manner in which he delivers his critism is muy intelligente, you can totally see the level of 'piss-tivity' he's reached.
So This Is What Happens When You Make The Ebert Mad...
Creationism, Criticism, Darwin, Evolution, Intelligent Design in Criticism, DVDs, Social Debate 
"Fear For Your Puny Lives!"
