Showing posts with label Video Games. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Video Games. Show all posts
Friday, May 22, 2015
Rotten Ramblin' On Returns!!! Podcast #2.
https://soundcloud.com/jake-peck-2/rotten-ramblin-on-post-apocalypse
Tuesday, December 30, 2014
First Podcast of Rotten Ramble On!!! Very vibrant and very unprofessional.
Good day and hello! I would like to take this time to show off Rotten Reelz Reviews' podcast companion, Rotten Ramble On
Bear in mind this is roughly thrown together and Shawn and I were just having fun. Other podcasts will be a tad bit more professional. This is not for young ears so adults, pay attention to that. ENJOY !!
Friday, August 1, 2014
Impending Podcast!!! Rotten Ramble On.
Hey folks! Don't worry I am going to finish up the week's topic but right now I want to discuss the new podcast my friend Shawn and I will be on. It's called Rotten Ramble On and basically we will be tackling interests of film, TV, adaptations from books made into TV and film and of course video games. Yes we will do our homework, provide varied opinions on popular media culture, go completely off topic, rant, whine, bitch and possibly even moan (not in a erotic way though... depends on the guest star). This will be an adult themed podcast which includes: Adult language, adult situations and NSWF, so do NOT let the kiddies sit in and hear what is about to play out. We will do our level best to comport ourselves in a dignified manner as soon as we learn what comport means.
I am in the works to find folks of these different film, TV and video game genre and see if we can't set them down for an interview or two. These are all future concepts right now but steps are being made to bring you an enjoyable, informative and squirrelly shows. We will take requests on topics but right now we are shooting for once a month until our schedules sync up better or each of us has more free time.
Keep your eyes and ears peeled for this soon-to-be audio extravaganza!!!!
I am in the works to find folks of these different film, TV and video game genre and see if we can't set them down for an interview or two. These are all future concepts right now but steps are being made to bring you an enjoyable, informative and squirrelly shows. We will take requests on topics but right now we are shooting for once a month until our schedules sync up better or each of us has more free time.
Keep your eyes and ears peeled for this soon-to-be audio extravaganza!!!!
Tuesday, April 29, 2014
Grab Bag Week Returns: Deadpool
Hiyas reader fans and welcome back to Day 2 of Grab Bag Week and this time around we are tackling a video game. Shock and gasp you say? Well... that's weird but I merely shrug it off. Now getting into the origins of this video game we have to look at the lead character's humble beginnings. Crafted by comic book writer Fabian Nicieza (X-Men, X-Force, New Warriors, Cable and Deadpool and Thunderbolts) and half witted, self-taught monkey boy artist Rob Liefield (Avengers, Hawk and Dove, X-Force, Deadpool and Youngblood). In 1990, Wade Wilson/Deadpool was devised as a wise cracking, heartless mercenary who was a constant thorn in Cable's (Leader of The New Mutants and later X-Force) paw and/or side. The progression of the character was found dull and it was decided to give him more of an anti-hero story line instead and the sales went crackers. With his Spidey knockoff spandex, to totting SMGs, katanas and various nasty toys, the popularity went through the roof. This is Deadpool.
Deadpool: What? He said no? That was our chance to be in our own video game!
Deadpool's voice in his head: Maybe we shouldn't have spoiled the proposal in crayon.
From his first appearance in New Mutants issue 98, Deadpool has had a solid following of devoted fans that found out that big bad mercenary Wade Wilson was dying of cancer, he volunteered to the Weapon X program (makers of The Wolverine) to an experimental healing factor compromised of genetic stock of Wolvie's own DNA. The process cured him of cancer but the side effects scarred his face, body and drove him completely off his nut. Coupled with the fact that Wilson is a superb marksman and swords-master he can only regenerate newer damage so he is constantly in costume to keep the neighbors from projectile vomiting. Could be worse though, I mean look at Wolvie's hair, right?
Wade spends most of his time in search of love, romance, big guns and chimichangas, when he is not slicing, dicing or blowing people up for money. Our game starts with a cut-scene of a deary apartment that has not seen a decorator since 1971 and Wilson is checking his Cobra answering machine. Wolverine tells him to stop calling about borrowing the Blackbird Jet, Domino shoots his sexual advances down and creative director of High Moon Studios doesn't want to produce his video game. After a substantial amount of explosions, a script is on its way for Deadpool's game.
Okay, with all this in mind comes the annoying warning part for the parents. The following is found in this video game: graphic violence, booze and smoking references, sexual innuendos and a fair amount of swearing. Yes folks, this is probably not one of the kids but the kids inside of us all. Bushido style sword mastery harnessed by beer and fart jokes, Wilson has the emotional maturity of a 14 year old hopped up on energy drinks and a love for Chop Socky films. He also has an unusual love for Death (Marvel's personification of the Grim Reaper is in the form of a dishy super model build and a skull face) and frankly it is unhealthy. Course so is a steady diet of beer, chimichangas and pizza but healing factor handles that noise. LOOK KIDS!!! NO LOVE HANDLES!!!
With the insane fighting styles, guest star characters such as Rogue, Wolverine, Psylocke, Cable and Domino, our conglomerate has no idea who Wilson is talking to half of the time as this character is notorious for breaking the fourth wall (the imaginary wall that separates theater from the audience) which is not to be confused with an aside (a dramatic device specifically for addressing the audience to plot, person or device) or a soliloquy (a technique that allows a character to speak his or her's thoughts and feelings under the guise that they are alone projecting these thoughts aloud). Ah, English lessons.
The gun play is a bit static, the sword-fighting combos give a fairly wide range of mayhem and the endless amount of clones courtesy of Mr. Sinister does pile up from the slaughters. The gags and puns are worthy of the character and once again Nolan North (voice actor of Guild Wars2, Wolverine and the X-Men, Uncharted 1,2,3, Young Justice and Marvel Heroes) brings the gab gold.
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| Hey true believers, rope burns hurt yer groin! |
Deadpool's voice in his head: Maybe we shouldn't have spoiled the proposal in crayon.
From his first appearance in New Mutants issue 98, Deadpool has had a solid following of devoted fans that found out that big bad mercenary Wade Wilson was dying of cancer, he volunteered to the Weapon X program (makers of The Wolverine) to an experimental healing factor compromised of genetic stock of Wolvie's own DNA. The process cured him of cancer but the side effects scarred his face, body and drove him completely off his nut. Coupled with the fact that Wilson is a superb marksman and swords-master he can only regenerate newer damage so he is constantly in costume to keep the neighbors from projectile vomiting. Could be worse though, I mean look at Wolvie's hair, right?
Wade spends most of his time in search of love, romance, big guns and chimichangas, when he is not slicing, dicing or blowing people up for money. Our game starts with a cut-scene of a deary apartment that has not seen a decorator since 1971 and Wilson is checking his Cobra answering machine. Wolverine tells him to stop calling about borrowing the Blackbird Jet, Domino shoots his sexual advances down and creative director of High Moon Studios doesn't want to produce his video game. After a substantial amount of explosions, a script is on its way for Deadpool's game.
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| That's for Wolverine: Origins! PIMP SLAP!!! |
Okay, with all this in mind comes the annoying warning part for the parents. The following is found in this video game: graphic violence, booze and smoking references, sexual innuendos and a fair amount of swearing. Yes folks, this is probably not one of the kids but the kids inside of us all. Bushido style sword mastery harnessed by beer and fart jokes, Wilson has the emotional maturity of a 14 year old hopped up on energy drinks and a love for Chop Socky films. He also has an unusual love for Death (Marvel's personification of the Grim Reaper is in the form of a dishy super model build and a skull face) and frankly it is unhealthy. Course so is a steady diet of beer, chimichangas and pizza but healing factor handles that noise. LOOK KIDS!!! NO LOVE HANDLES!!!
With the insane fighting styles, guest star characters such as Rogue, Wolverine, Psylocke, Cable and Domino, our conglomerate has no idea who Wilson is talking to half of the time as this character is notorious for breaking the fourth wall (the imaginary wall that separates theater from the audience) which is not to be confused with an aside (a dramatic device specifically for addressing the audience to plot, person or device) or a soliloquy (a technique that allows a character to speak his or her's thoughts and feelings under the guise that they are alone projecting these thoughts aloud). Ah, English lessons.
The gun play is a bit static, the sword-fighting combos give a fairly wide range of mayhem and the endless amount of clones courtesy of Mr. Sinister does pile up from the slaughters. The gags and puns are worthy of the character and once again Nolan North (voice actor of Guild Wars2, Wolverine and the X-Men, Uncharted 1,2,3, Young Justice and Marvel Heroes) brings the gab gold.
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| Deadpool: A cut above the rest! |
Monday, April 28, 2014
Grab Bag Week Returns!!!
Okay folks bear with me. My brain is behaving and I came back from a photo shoot last weekend for a Fallout cosplay so I think we can conclude that I am back in action, kids! The biggest issue I am hurdling over is the stagnancy of my writing. I have been sticking with particular themes as movie and occasionally TV and less and less video game reviews so I bring back the time honored tradition of the grab bag.
With this element in mind, I am able to break the shackles of a safe conformity week and make come across a bit frantic but the research aspect is always fun and I seem to get a lot more feedback from a write up of this nature. I will be bouncing back to and from TV, Movies and Video Games for the simple factor is changing things up should provide a bit more fun and info for all to read. I of course, am open to suggestions, comments and complaints about the blog so feel free to shoot me a message.
I apologize again for last week but when Cluster migraines come a-calling, I simply cannot ignore it so this is my meager attempt to get back in your good graces, have a few laughs and give you the readers something fun to enjoy.
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| Fool around in the sheriff's car? |
With this element in mind, I am able to break the shackles of a safe conformity week and make come across a bit frantic but the research aspect is always fun and I seem to get a lot more feedback from a write up of this nature. I will be bouncing back to and from TV, Movies and Video Games for the simple factor is changing things up should provide a bit more fun and info for all to read. I of course, am open to suggestions, comments and complaints about the blog so feel free to shoot me a message.
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| Care Package!!! |
I apologize again for last week but when Cluster migraines come a-calling, I simply cannot ignore it so this is my meager attempt to get back in your good graces, have a few laughs and give you the readers something fun to enjoy.
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| Here's looking at you, ki... wait that's the other flick. |
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