Finally, something I’d go to Canada for!

(Evil Dead: the Musical Homepage)

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Words escape me. How do people get funding for this stuff? And how does it make it on Apple’s trailer website?

Still, it combines two good movie past times.

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I love it when a company has a bit of fun with their products. It’s part of the reason why I love Blizzard’s games so much.

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Oh look, another Terminator movie.

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I’d love to have one of these for Ghost Squad. Whaddaya think, John?

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Another one bites the dust.

The only hold-out now is, unsurprisingly, Sony.

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In the immortal words of Keanu Reeves, woah.

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an interesting time line of the year 2007 put together by none other than MTV, and it doesn’t paint a rosy picture for the Music Industry; at least, as far as labels are concerned.

I do believe that artists like Nine Inch Nails, Radio Head and Madonna (Esther, whatever) have seen a glimpse into the future of the industry and are simply the tip of the iceberg of what’s to come.

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Proving that a good joke can’t be taken too far, 3D Realms shows off new Duke Nukem Forever footage.

Not sure what to expect after almost 10 years. Still, Duke Nukem 3D was what I cut my FPS teeth on and the franchise will always hold a special place in my heart. If it’s ever released, I’d probably buy it.

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My wife, being the delectable little elf she is, bought be one of the much sought after Zapper w/ Link’s Crossbow. Why she didn’t wrap it and proceed to torment me about it for the next few days, is beyond me.

Sadly, I haven’t had the time I would like to dedicate to fully immerse myself into the game, what, with the holidays upon us and all. No, my zapping has been limited to the first three levels.

I will say this, though: The complexity of the game, and the difficulty right along with it, ramps up fairly quickly. You move from stationary targets in the first level to pounding moving targets in the second to mastering moving and shooting both stationary and moving targets at the same time in the third level. The difficulty gap in moving from level 2 to level 3 is astounding and leaves me wonder what the other levels will be like.

Even with the difficulty of the game, I’d recommend it. Heck, it’s only $25, which, no matter how it’s sliced, is a deal for a Wii game and accessory. Plus, Link’s Crossbow is much more polished and put together than Wii Play, and that got bought up like hotcakes, for nothing more than the idea that you’re getting a $10 game with your extra controller. With that in mind, the $25 price tag for accessory and a game that blows Wii play away is an outright steal.

No, if only I can get my hands on Umbrella Chronicles and the yet unreleased House of the Dead 1 & 2, I’d be in Wii ecstasy!

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