God of War Meets Wes Anderson
Click here for a great mock-trailer for anyone who has seen Rushmore or the Royal Tenenbaums (or really any hipster indie film), and is at least familiar with God of War. Thanks to the guys at Gamervision for this gem.
Click here for a great mock-trailer for anyone who has seen Rushmore or the Royal Tenenbaums (or really any hipster indie film), and is at least familiar with God of War. Thanks to the guys at Gamervision for this gem.

The world of Limbo is only black, white and all the shades of gray in between.
“Uncertain of his sister’s fate, a boy enters LIMBO.”
That is the beginning of one of the better experiences I have had with an X-Box Live Arcade title. I was interested to see how a game like this could hold my interest, because of the stark black and white design, very little sound and no music. I can say with confidence when it comes to Limbo, less is more.
It does something that many video games attempt but few are able to do, it creates an ambiance. To put this in terms that a video game player can understand, It feels like a side scrolling Ico, or Shadow of the Colossus. It almost makes you think that other games are trying to hard to be good at everything. If they would just scale back and be good at a few things they would be so much better.
So it looks amazing and creates an environment. That is great, but the more important question is, will it be worth your time?

Mark your calendar for November 17, that is the day that LittleBigPlanet 2 will be gracing your PS3 with a total awesomeness takeover. In addition to letting us know what the release date is Sony has also released details about the collectors edition. I am not one that always needs to have a collectors edition, but this one is far to sweet to pass up. Included in the $79.99 bundle are the following items according to the PlayStation Blog:
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Here are a few PSP Backgrounds for Left 4 Dead, Gears of War 2 and Dexter, (the tv series on showtime,) I have thoroughly enjoyed Left 4 Dead over the past few weeks, I have convinced 3 of my friends to buy it as well and we have had some good times playing online. If you don’t have anybody to play with it isn’t that good of a game, but the more people the better.
One night while cuddling with Rook, he got up from the heavy silk sheets that I bought for his birthday last year, and he handed me my first copy of WoW, saying that it would be great if we could play together, since Rook doesn’t want to give Eve Online a try. Three months later, I have finally hit level 80, highest level attainable thus far in the game. Much to the dismay and frustration of my wife(yes, I have picked up one of those in the last few months) I spent all last weekend questing for the last few levels in the new expansion land, Northrend.
The storyline that has followed with this release is very gripping, and it shows and plays much better then what I have played through so far in the game. After completing some quests that result in some not-so-stellar(graphics wise) cutscenes, it makes the player feel like they are more a part of the storyline of whats happening. In the quest of retaking The Undercity, you get to see all the memorable characters do more then stand and look pretty; Thrall and Sylvanas most notably, who both fight alongside you while taking back the city, and Jaina Proudmoore also makes a appearance at the end of the quest as well.
Despite having a winter theme in Northrend, there are still very rich environments that you are taken through, some not having the winter feeling at all. You run into new flora and fauna, as well as a race of human/giant’s that look like they stepped off a viking longboat and are now hellbent on trying to kill you, of course.
All in all, it was tons of fun, and I hope that Rook will come see the wonders of WotLK with me some day.