Laura Shigihara Wants You Gone [ER/GO]
Laura Shigihara sings an a cappella version of Portal 2’s ending theme, “Want You Gone”. If you haven’t beat P2 yet, I recommend you don’t watch it.
Evan Longoria Makes a Great Catch [ER/WMQ]
It’s clearly CG, but still an awesome video. Great stuff.
Why Star Wars is Secretly Terrifying For Women [ER]
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Red Band Trailer for "30 Minutes or Less" [FB/ER]
More 30 Minutes or Less Videos So excited for this movie!
Persona 4 Anime Trailer [ER/IB]
The Persona 4 anime is coming!
Arctic Monkeys "Don't Sit Down 'Cause I've Moved Your Chair" [F/ER]
Sounds a lot more like their older stuff, which is never a bad thing.
Mega64: Heavy Rain [ER/GO]
I don’t know how these guys aren’t thrown out of wherever they are the second they walk in. Another great video game parody And remember: Sonic still sucks
Captivate 2011 Brings Great News [GO/ER]
The big announcements for me to come out of Captivate 2011? Dead Rising 2: Off the Record and SSFIV Arcade coming to home consoles. DR2: Off the Record Frank West returns in a bizarre alternate retelling of the events of Dead Rising 2. Originally meant to be a director’s cut of the first game, the concept evolved into this bizarre mechanical overhaul where the photography from the first game is reintroduced and the narrative is totally mixed around. Will I pay to play the same-ish game again? Probably. ...
Shigihara Plays "Frog's Theme" [F/GO]
It’s always a pleasure to listen to Laura Shigihara play piano. Listen as she improvises “Frog’s Theme” on piano.
What I'm Watching [IB/FB/WMQ]
[caption id="" align=“aligncenter” width=“354” caption=“Fan-Created Poster of Source Code by Matt Needle”] [/caption] Movies Source Code - Some defect in the genetic composition of my brothers has caused them to write off this movie as garbage. I assure everyone reading that the numbers obtained by Rotten Tomatoes assuring the public that 90% of movie reviewers liked this movie are worth listening to. The “thinking man’s action blockbuster” seems to have become a thing with Inception last year and Duncan Jones delivers. It’s not quite as deep as Nolan’s epic, but still the best option in theaters at the moment. ...