Sonic 4 Boycott
In what must be one of the most hilarious "boycotts" ever, Sonic fans are going to boycott Sonic 4 by BUYING Sonic 1. That will teach SEGA! February 26th, 2010 / Binkley / Trackback / Comments
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Archive of February 2010
In what must be one of the most hilarious "boycotts" ever, Sonic fans are going to boycott Sonic 4 by BUYING Sonic 1. That will teach SEGA! February 26th, 2010 / Binkley / Trackback / Comments
Sharktopus Movie is a Go!
SyFy Channel has just greenlit Sharktopus, a movie long-awaited by SyFy fans. I can't wait to see if it tops some of their other classics!
Image from io9.
February 23rd, 2010 / paladinz / Tags: movies / Trackback / Comments
From Cyanide and Happiness February 22nd, 2010 / Binkley / Tags: webcomics, cyanide and happiness / Trackback / Comments
20th Anniversary of Super Mario Bros. 3
Did you know it's the 20th Anniversary of Super Mario Bros. 3 (in America)? Now I feel old.... February 19th, 2010 / Binkley / Trackback / Comments
Ricardo Montalban Khan Bobblehead!
KHAAAAAAAAAAAAN!
Seen at Toy Fair 2010. Image via Kotaku.
February 17th, 2010 / paladinz / Tags: star trek, khan / Trackback / CommentsTwilight Spoof with Kevin Pereira and Olivia Munn - AOTS February 15th, 2010 / Binkley / Trackback / Comments
New Toy Story 3 Trailer
There's a new Toy Story 3 trailer out. It apparently features a cameo by Totoro! (Check out the characters in the scene when Woody is using a computer.) February 12th, 2010 / Binkley / Trackback / Comments
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The Daily Show investigates why the latest snowstorms on the US east coast may be an indication that there really is no global warming.
February 11th, 2010 / paladinz / Tags: daily show, global warming / Trackback / CommentsBeaker Deserves Better! (The Muppets Discover the Internet) February 10th, 2010 / Binkley / Trackback / Comments
UK's Sunday Times Advocates Video Game Tax
To combat the problem [of obesity] before it spirals out of control, the Sunday Express today urges the Government to plough the huge amount of tax generated from video games revenue into developing sports facilities for children.
This is a rather hilarious article that once again places the blame of obesity in children on video games. They encourage a tax to games so that the money can be used to advocate outdoor activities for children.
Personal responsibility or taxing unhealthy foods? Naaaaah. We don't need that around there.
February 9th, 2010 / paladinz / Tags: video games, economics, health / Trackback / Comments