Saturday, May 12, 2012
VGM of the Week #28
Suddenly it's my turn.
Well, hopefully you're all out enjoying lunch with your mothers or something. Oh, did you just remember? Well, maybe you can whip something up to this:
New Pokémon Sheet: Arbok + Ekans Remake
Two! Count 'em, Two sheets!...Ok, so Ekans wasn't really a full remake...even though I changed everything on his sheet, I still kept most of the old parts (of course, I got rid of it's movement altogether, giving him a better slither)
But this update's more about Arbok...I've always liked Arbok. He's huge! (That's what she said) Prior to starting this sheet, I didn't really realize this, but over the years, he's had two different Markings on his 'chest'...(It says it in some of it's Pokédex entries, but with the current games, they've all had the same markings-the ones that make up this sheet) They're not too different from one another, but you can definitley tell the difference (As the 'other' one looks more face-like, with more defined eyes, and an 'open' mouth). That subtle difference is awesome!
I'll be away for a week, so I'll just leave you with the next hint:
Next up is the only non-Ground-Type Pokémon who can learn Drill Run
But this update's more about Arbok...I've always liked Arbok. He's huge! (That's what she said) Prior to starting this sheet, I didn't really realize this, but over the years, he's had two different Markings on his 'chest'...(It says it in some of it's Pokédex entries, but with the current games, they've all had the same markings-the ones that make up this sheet) They're not too different from one another, but you can definitley tell the difference (As the 'other' one looks more face-like, with more defined eyes, and an 'open' mouth). That subtle difference is awesome!
I'll be away for a week, so I'll just leave you with the next hint:
Next up is the only non-Ground-Type Pokémon who can learn Drill Run
Thursday, May 10, 2012
Let's Try That Again - LittleBigPlanet
This time, we're taking on one of the PS3's flagship titles, Littlebigplanet. Matt, Don and for the first time, Josh and Phil team up and create what may be the worst team in gaming history. There's lots of deaths, suicides, crazy physics and tons of humor. It might be our funniest yet. So sit back, relax and grab some littlebigpopcorn and enjoy Littlebigplanet.
I can't get enough of this one. It is just too funny. One of our funniest, for sure. The combined elements of four of us on screen at once, single hit deaths, puzzles that require teamwork and the comedic genius that is Phil Sykes make for one hilarious Let's Play.
There's only four videos up so far but the rest will be coming soon. You can check out the first below.
Labels:
Let's Play,
Let's Try That Again,
LittleBigPlanet,
PS3,
Sony
Wednesday, May 9, 2012
Brawl Bruisedays - 05/08/12 Highlights
This week's Brawl Bruiseday was quite explosive because, well, it was an all explosives week. Gooey Bombs, Smart Bombs, Bob-Ombs, all explosions, all the time. There was less of us this time we still got some fun matches in. So here's the best matches of the night.
First video is below, second is after the jump.
First video is below, second is after the jump.
Sunday, May 6, 2012
New Pokémon Sheet: Quagsire
Man, I'm a machine these past few days! I might be getting back into the Groove!
Quagsire's a really cool Pokémon. He looks very simple, almost having a Ditto-esque face. I really love his design, but his stats are just kind of 'Meh.' His speed is atrocious, but hey, Trick Room. If you set him up right, he can do some pretty sweet damage while in Trick Room...Especially if it knows Curse and Ice Punch (Which Wooper could have in Fourth Gen, despite not having Arms, let alone a fist!)
Next up is a Pokémon who's Chest Pattern has changed multiple times from game to game (It's Pokedex Entry suggests that it can, but in all recent games, it has had the same Pattern)
Quagsire's a really cool Pokémon. He looks very simple, almost having a Ditto-esque face. I really love his design, but his stats are just kind of 'Meh.' His speed is atrocious, but hey, Trick Room. If you set him up right, he can do some pretty sweet damage while in Trick Room...Especially if it knows Curse and Ice Punch (Which Wooper could have in Fourth Gen, despite not having Arms, let alone a fist!)
Next up is a Pokémon who's Chest Pattern has changed multiple times from game to game (It's Pokedex Entry suggests that it can, but in all recent games, it has had the same Pattern)
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