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2008

















Finally the RockBand guitar is sold separately. Now the band is complete. I decorated it with a memorabilia from SXSW signed (thanks Ming) by the lovely Veronica Belmont, the Sexiest Geek of 2007.




I was working my way through the seasons of Law and Order SVU and came across an episode where the crime is an exact reenactment of a fictional video game called “Intensity”. There’s no doubt that Intensity is supposed to be a parody of Grand Theft Auto. But in the show, the main goal of Intensity is to drive your car into a women, beat her, then collect money from her purse. Who would ever make a game like that? The scene where the detectives first found out about the game involves a little kid playing the game while explaining everything he’s doing with a weird glee: “I’m driving along, I see a women. So, I run her over. I get out of the car. To get her money, I got to knock her out first so she can’t fight back. Then I get her purse. Look, my money supply just went up!”







Nothing’s ever good enough for this bearded, carpet-headed bell-end. No matter how big your Katamari is he’ll complain about it being too small. Maybe you shouldn’t have accidentally destroyed the entire cosmos then, you giant regal fuck.







While I really like TBWA’s latest PS3 ad (above), apparently it was too little too late. Really it was the first good PS3 commercial I’ve see. The other ones like the “room” campaign or the “this is living” campaign is just weird. I mean until this latest one, all the PlayStation 3 commercials just doesn’t appeal to the average gamer. Sure, they’re avant-garde and bear artistic merit, but that’s not what sells games. Check out some other ps3 commercials after the jump. All of which I’m assuming is by TBWA since they’ve been the PlayStation account holder for 13 years.
Update: The last three are actually from PlayStation’s European ad firm. They’re still weird though.



In a recent interview, Tetsuya Nomura stated that the increased space made possible by the Blu-ray technology could make the leap from Final Fantasy XII to XIII greater than the leap from VI to VII.
He also verified that Final Fantasy XIII will “of course” be a PlayStation 3 exclusive, and that it will be the first PS3 release to fully utilize the capabilities of the console.







Check out a very well written review on Ars


