Showing posts with label happy gamer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label happy gamer. Show all posts
Saturday, July 9, 2022
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Friday, April 17, 2020
Tuesday, January 29, 2019
My Current Battle With Burnout, and How I Survived Past Burnout
Yeah, this project here is where the burn out is. I need to be better about keeping this up to date, and reposting my old content that has been somewhat lost to the either.
Monday, January 28, 2019
Sunday, June 10, 2018
Happy Gamer's E3 Logs 2018
Friday, December 8, 2017
Thursday, July 6, 2017
Happy Gamer's E3 2017 Logs
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Saturday, May 20, 2017
Thursday, September 10, 2015
Saturday, February 14, 2015
Tuesday, May 6, 2014
Happy 100th Video Dailymotin, A history of CCPandHG productions
Happy 100th video, A history of CCPandHG productions by catholiccontriversy
Enjoy the "shameless plugs"
Pokematic's Blog
Our video site (just click the link up top that says "Home")
Pokematic's text reviews (just click the link up top that says "Pokematic")
Pokematic's Metacafe
Our Myspace
Tune.pk
Film Annex
Happy Gamer Rambles
Pokematic's Facebook
Saturday, January 11, 2014
Sunday, July 21, 2013
Happy Gamer Responce to Xbox One Dorkly Article
I don't always talk about problem video games, but of us I feel most experienced to talk about this since it hits so close to home.
I know this is satire, but I should address this since I haven't formally. Here's the original dorkly thing. And things have been censored to keep my family friendly image.
"We'll drop the required once-a-day internet connection s*** too, even through all of you require CONTSTANT 24-HOUR internet connections so you can check on the latest reposted memes..."
But here's the thing, when my internet goes down, I turn to video game consoles for entertainment, so one of the few times that I always find myself playing videogames, I would have to play a different console.
By making "THE SAME F***ING CONSOLE AS BEFORE," don't fix what ain't broken. The 360 is a nice console, and if it wasn't for the fact that I need to pay $60 a year to use anything that isn't offline gaming and buying stuff through xbox live, I might not have to turn to my PS3 for all the features that I want to use like hulu plus and amazon instant video. I've mooched some services from my brother's xbox live account, and they work really well, but PS3 is free use for those services. I like some games, but most of those are multi-plat, and I'll get to that later.
"Forced connection to the internet for cloud-support;" well I don't trust the cloud and never will. I want my data to be stored locally on my hard drive or portable storage device, since then I am the only one responsible for my data and not some off shore, middle of the dessert, data hub that I am thousand of miles away from. It's not just you microsoft, it's every cloud service. I only trust cloud with back-up, not primary storage. Plus what about when the console is no longer supported? We all know you will drop support for the console eventually, like you did with the xbox classic. If the servers and cloud are gone, or even if they're down, the console can't be played from what you make it sound like.
"By restricting used games, we would guarantee that the DEVELOPERS WHO MAKE THE GAMES made the money instead of some s***-stain exectutive at gamestop."
The problem with no used game DRM is when the console is no longer supported, like all 10 consoles I have in my nerd cave. If I don't want to pay through the nose for a new game on a last gen system, I buy it used. And even if I buy it new, only the guy selling me the game gets the money, and that normally is some small time guy on Amazon, eBay, a garage sale seller, or a good videogame store that understands we like old school games, aka NOT GAMESTOP. Also, I've bought games that are not available new at most locations, like some launch titles 5 years after launch, and the only way to buy them is to get them used. Really, I shopped arround, and Urbz Sims in the City for DS was not available at any store like walmart or target, or even gamestop, new 5 years after launch. Even if I bought it new from amazon, it would just be amazon back inventory and the developers wouldn't get any of the money from that sale.
"I'm sure you give the same s*** to Valve over Steam, right? Since they require an internet connection to download games and you can't resell or borrow games through them. OH WAIT, THAT'S RIGHT, YOU F***ING LOVE STEAM FOR DOING THE EXACT SAME S***."
PC gamers are a bread all their own, and consoles aren't PCs. I don't PC game because getting a decent rig costs twice as much as a console in many cases. But one thing I don't like about PC gaming is the DRM. Plus, they sell DIGITAL GAMES. Digital games are always DRMed by nature. Everyone laughs any time someone suggests "selling digital copies of used games." If you really want your DRM and stuff, put that option on digital sales, that way people can do the cloud gaming and save hard drive space and stuff or give them the option to buy for offline gaming. But NEVER, EVER, make physical copies DRM because that isn't what we want for physical copies, we want them to play off of the disk, because, THAT'S WHAT THE DISK IS FOR!
"'But Steam has great sales all the time!' you whine. SO? MAYBE WE WOULD HAVE TOO, IF YOU WOULD HAVE GIVEN US A G**D*** CHANCE INSTEAD OF CRUCIFYING US 6MONTHS VEFORE YOU EVEN TRIED THE SYSTEM?"
But if you want to apply the sales to the physical disks, you know, the one's you're selling the the stores, then you'd have to tell every store about it and that would likely be hell for all the 3rd party sellers. You could do that with your digital games; you know, the ones that are basically DRMed already. But it would be next to impossible to do with the guys who are selling your games and not make them hate you, and you know, maybe they wouldn't want to sell your console anymore because it's just to difficult to deal with the inconsistent sales, and that would hurt you even more. Plus, the sales are kind of an apology for the DRM the way I see it.
"Now the xbox one and PS5 will be virtually identical! What kind of consumer group would want 'choices' and 'options that are different from one another' anyhow? Now you basement-dwellers on the internet can argue about which system is better by going over nebulously-different hardware specs and a handful of exclusive titles instead of the actual substantive differences between Sony and Microsoft's next gen consoles."
And who says we don't want consoles that are "virtually identical?" If the choice is between a DRM machine that's trying to be a PC or a GAME CONSOLE, console gamers will chose, what a surprise, a console. You want us to buy your console, do what you said, get some good exclusives and have better specs. Hey, if kinect was actually good, then that's an option between the consoles, but you lose people who don't what the kinect by making it required, like me. I'll get to that later. But yeah, get good exclusives. Exclusives like mario and zelda games are what kept the wii selling, cause lets be honest, no one was buying it for "the revolutionary motion controls" a year after launch. I would have gotten a PS3 earlier if my brother didn't already have a 360 and most of the games I wanted at the time were multi-plat. Sly 4 and my need to get Wreck-It Ralph on blu-ray were what compelled me to get a PS3, cause blu-ray and sly were exclusives to PS3, and then I found other exclusives like last of us, and what more, hulu plus, amazon instant video, crackle, and other features of the PS3 don't require $60 a year. So exclusive games and features that I get for free, well no extra charge for the privilege of using it on your console, are why I favor PS3 over 360.
"PS- Oh and you're whining about Kinect watching you? Yeah, because we REALLY want to watch some out-of-shape 20-something sit in their underear and play Skyrum for 8 hours straight. (further sarcasm)"
OK, back to the kinect problem. I am not afraid of you watching me game. I have absolutely no fear of that. The reason required kinect is a problem, is because kinect is stupid. Really. I said it before and I'll say it again, I'm sorry Nintendo tricked you into thinking that motion controls are the way of the future and what gamers want. Sony felt the same way when they introduced the move, but like a decent company, they just let it die because people didn't care for it. They didn't focus on it for 2-3 years, churning out crappy kinect game after crappy kinect game in hopes that it would catch on. People bought kinect because they were tricked by you into thinking that maybe kinect would be a good thing, but no, always crap. I've played some kinect games on 360 and it was always a gimmick that didn't offer any immerse gameplay. I never felt the same level of entertainment I would with controller based games. So using choices, like you want to give gamers as you said, I chose not to buy a $100 peripheral I would never use. Now instead of giving us options, you force us to buy a $100 peripheral and force us to use it. "But it's included." Bullshit! (woops) You said it yourself, the xbox one and ps4 are almost identical now, except the PS4 is $100 cheaper and doesn't require a device that probably accounts for the extra $100, since kinect for 360 costs $100. I would never use the kinect, nor would I ever use the "xbox on, xbox play this game" feature. So why would I want it? Why should I buy one? Cause you want your failure to be a success and the only way it would is to make it required.
I know this is a satire, but if this is what they were thinking when they did these features, this is why it's a fail. Well, game on and have fun.
I know this is satire, but I should address this since I haven't formally. Here's the original dorkly thing. And things have been censored to keep my family friendly image.
"We'll drop the required once-a-day internet connection s*** too, even through all of you require CONTSTANT 24-HOUR internet connections so you can check on the latest reposted memes..."
But here's the thing, when my internet goes down, I turn to video game consoles for entertainment, so one of the few times that I always find myself playing videogames, I would have to play a different console.
By making "THE SAME F***ING CONSOLE AS BEFORE," don't fix what ain't broken. The 360 is a nice console, and if it wasn't for the fact that I need to pay $60 a year to use anything that isn't offline gaming and buying stuff through xbox live, I might not have to turn to my PS3 for all the features that I want to use like hulu plus and amazon instant video. I've mooched some services from my brother's xbox live account, and they work really well, but PS3 is free use for those services. I like some games, but most of those are multi-plat, and I'll get to that later.
"Forced connection to the internet for cloud-support;" well I don't trust the cloud and never will. I want my data to be stored locally on my hard drive or portable storage device, since then I am the only one responsible for my data and not some off shore, middle of the dessert, data hub that I am thousand of miles away from. It's not just you microsoft, it's every cloud service. I only trust cloud with back-up, not primary storage. Plus what about when the console is no longer supported? We all know you will drop support for the console eventually, like you did with the xbox classic. If the servers and cloud are gone, or even if they're down, the console can't be played from what you make it sound like.
"By restricting used games, we would guarantee that the DEVELOPERS WHO MAKE THE GAMES made the money instead of some s***-stain exectutive at gamestop."
The problem with no used game DRM is when the console is no longer supported, like all 10 consoles I have in my nerd cave. If I don't want to pay through the nose for a new game on a last gen system, I buy it used. And even if I buy it new, only the guy selling me the game gets the money, and that normally is some small time guy on Amazon, eBay, a garage sale seller, or a good videogame store that understands we like old school games, aka NOT GAMESTOP. Also, I've bought games that are not available new at most locations, like some launch titles 5 years after launch, and the only way to buy them is to get them used. Really, I shopped arround, and Urbz Sims in the City for DS was not available at any store like walmart or target, or even gamestop, new 5 years after launch. Even if I bought it new from amazon, it would just be amazon back inventory and the developers wouldn't get any of the money from that sale.
"I'm sure you give the same s*** to Valve over Steam, right? Since they require an internet connection to download games and you can't resell or borrow games through them. OH WAIT, THAT'S RIGHT, YOU F***ING LOVE STEAM FOR DOING THE EXACT SAME S***."
PC gamers are a bread all their own, and consoles aren't PCs. I don't PC game because getting a decent rig costs twice as much as a console in many cases. But one thing I don't like about PC gaming is the DRM. Plus, they sell DIGITAL GAMES. Digital games are always DRMed by nature. Everyone laughs any time someone suggests "selling digital copies of used games." If you really want your DRM and stuff, put that option on digital sales, that way people can do the cloud gaming and save hard drive space and stuff or give them the option to buy for offline gaming. But NEVER, EVER, make physical copies DRM because that isn't what we want for physical copies, we want them to play off of the disk, because, THAT'S WHAT THE DISK IS FOR!
"'But Steam has great sales all the time!' you whine. SO? MAYBE WE WOULD HAVE TOO, IF YOU WOULD HAVE GIVEN US A G**D*** CHANCE INSTEAD OF CRUCIFYING US 6MONTHS VEFORE YOU EVEN TRIED THE SYSTEM?"
But if you want to apply the sales to the physical disks, you know, the one's you're selling the the stores, then you'd have to tell every store about it and that would likely be hell for all the 3rd party sellers. You could do that with your digital games; you know, the ones that are basically DRMed already. But it would be next to impossible to do with the guys who are selling your games and not make them hate you, and you know, maybe they wouldn't want to sell your console anymore because it's just to difficult to deal with the inconsistent sales, and that would hurt you even more. Plus, the sales are kind of an apology for the DRM the way I see it.
"Now the xbox one and PS5 will be virtually identical! What kind of consumer group would want 'choices' and 'options that are different from one another' anyhow? Now you basement-dwellers on the internet can argue about which system is better by going over nebulously-different hardware specs and a handful of exclusive titles instead of the actual substantive differences between Sony and Microsoft's next gen consoles."
And who says we don't want consoles that are "virtually identical?" If the choice is between a DRM machine that's trying to be a PC or a GAME CONSOLE, console gamers will chose, what a surprise, a console. You want us to buy your console, do what you said, get some good exclusives and have better specs. Hey, if kinect was actually good, then that's an option between the consoles, but you lose people who don't what the kinect by making it required, like me. I'll get to that later. But yeah, get good exclusives. Exclusives like mario and zelda games are what kept the wii selling, cause lets be honest, no one was buying it for "the revolutionary motion controls" a year after launch. I would have gotten a PS3 earlier if my brother didn't already have a 360 and most of the games I wanted at the time were multi-plat. Sly 4 and my need to get Wreck-It Ralph on blu-ray were what compelled me to get a PS3, cause blu-ray and sly were exclusives to PS3, and then I found other exclusives like last of us, and what more, hulu plus, amazon instant video, crackle, and other features of the PS3 don't require $60 a year. So exclusive games and features that I get for free, well no extra charge for the privilege of using it on your console, are why I favor PS3 over 360.
"PS- Oh and you're whining about Kinect watching you? Yeah, because we REALLY want to watch some out-of-shape 20-something sit in their underear and play Skyrum for 8 hours straight. (further sarcasm)"
OK, back to the kinect problem. I am not afraid of you watching me game. I have absolutely no fear of that. The reason required kinect is a problem, is because kinect is stupid. Really. I said it before and I'll say it again, I'm sorry Nintendo tricked you into thinking that motion controls are the way of the future and what gamers want. Sony felt the same way when they introduced the move, but like a decent company, they just let it die because people didn't care for it. They didn't focus on it for 2-3 years, churning out crappy kinect game after crappy kinect game in hopes that it would catch on. People bought kinect because they were tricked by you into thinking that maybe kinect would be a good thing, but no, always crap. I've played some kinect games on 360 and it was always a gimmick that didn't offer any immerse gameplay. I never felt the same level of entertainment I would with controller based games. So using choices, like you want to give gamers as you said, I chose not to buy a $100 peripheral I would never use. Now instead of giving us options, you force us to buy a $100 peripheral and force us to use it. "But it's included." Bullshit! (woops) You said it yourself, the xbox one and ps4 are almost identical now, except the PS4 is $100 cheaper and doesn't require a device that probably accounts for the extra $100, since kinect for 360 costs $100. I would never use the kinect, nor would I ever use the "xbox on, xbox play this game" feature. So why would I want it? Why should I buy one? Cause you want your failure to be a success and the only way it would is to make it required.
I know this is a satire, but if this is what they were thinking when they did these features, this is why it's a fail. Well, game on and have fun.
Sunday, November 4, 2012
A Pokematic and Happy Gamer Wreck It Raph review
So Disney made a movie about video game characters, how will it turn out?
If it's not a good game or...WAIT A MINUTE! It may not be a good game, but it's about good games. I'm Happy Gamer, and this is Pokematic, here to talk about Disney's Wreck it Ralph.
So as you can see, Happy Gamer will be helping me out on this review, because while it isn't a video game, it's about video games. He'll talk about the gamer aspect later. But now I'll talk about, well, everything else. So as you probably know by now, Wreck it Ralph is about a villain from an old arcade game, and he's tired of being the bad guy, so he goes to other games to try to be a good guy, or something to that extent. Here's a better synopsis of what happens.
So Ralph is the bad guy in the arcade game Fix It Felix Jr. According to HG, the game Fix It Felix Jr. is kind of a cross between Donkey Kong and Rampage. You got a guy wrecking the building, Ralph, and a guy who needs to fix it, Felix, and once Felix fixes all the windows and stuff and gets up to the top, the level is completed and the inhabitants of the tower rejoice and throw Ralph off of the building. This has been going on for 30 years, and while Felix is given the hero's treatment, Ralph lives in the dump next to the building and no one in his game likes him, because he's the bad guy.
On the 30th anniversary of the game, everyone is celebrating at a big party in the penthouse apartment in the building, all except Ralph. He sees the fun, and goes up to see if he could join in. After some awkward small talk with Felix, Ralph is invited in. He causes a bit of a ruckus, accidentally, and after a series of events, he and the owner of the building make a deal that if he can get a medal, he could live in the penthouse, since heroes get medals and villains don't. He proceeds to getting one in a new game called Heroes Duty but things happen to cause him to lose it in Sugar Rush, a racing game similar to Mario Cart. That's all you need to know for the time being. There are some plot twists, so any further would ruin it.
The characters are quite entertaining. Our main characters, Ralph, Felix, Vanellope, King Candy, and Jane Lynch, are all very interesting. OK, Jane Lynch is voice behind the character Sergeant Calhourn, but who's going to remember her character since the character looks so much like her? We already know who Ralph and Felix are, so lets talk about Venellope and Jane. Venellope is a "glitch" in the racing game Sugar Rush. She refers to her glitchness as "pixlexia." Her dream is to be a racer, but she doesn't have the necessary coin in order to pay the entry fee. She lives in an unfinished track in the game called Diet Cola mountain. Ralph ends up helping her race. King Candy is the king of Sugar Rush. He ends up being the antagonist of the movie, but his intentions are pure, as it would seem. Sorry, spoilers after that and I really don't want spoilers. But he does have access to the game's programing, and how the programing is handled is quite interesting. Jane Lynch is the Sergeant of the First Person Shooter "Hero's Duty." She's out to fight the cy-bugs. She's a no nonsense leader, and has a rather depressing back story. She was programed as having lost her would be husband to a cy-bug. Right as she was getting married, a cy-bug flew through the stained glass window and ate her fiance. Everyone from real video games aren't given much screen time or development, but who cares, we already know who they are, and while they are mostly there to add realism to the movie concept, they are handled quite well. When only given a few lines, or none at all, there isn't much room to screw them up. But they aren't the main characters.
I don't usually mention the marketing, but this movie is worthy of the mention. Aside form the usual trailers, Disney made actual, playable versions of the games that our main characters come from. On the Wreck-It-Ralph web site, there are flash versions of Fix it Felix Jr., Sugar Rush, and Hero's Duty. Take it from Happy Gamer, they are fun. Our favorite is the Fix It Felix Jr. game since it's incredibly reminiscent of classic arcade games, and not only has the 8-bit graphics and repetitive background music, it also has the increasing difficulty of classic arcade games. Hero's Duty is a decent FPS that's kid friendly. You're shooting bugs with minimal gore and no blood. I hope these games get released for download on home console or handheld. They're on android/apple products, but I want a real controller in my hand, and they are well made. Plus Sugar Rush isn't available from what I've found, Hero's Duty isn't the same, top down perspective instead of first person, and not sure about Fix It but it's probably not the same either. I don't know since I don't have mobile devices to get them on, but they're free so if you have the devices, why not get them?
Well that's my portion, now for Happy Gamer to talk about all the gaming aspects. Take it away HG.
Oh man, that was so cool. When the citizens of Fix It Felix Jr would move it would be jerky like the animations of an old arcade game. When a quarter was put in a game, there was this "Quarter Alert" thing that told everyone to get ready for the game to start. The characters were awair that there was a world outside theirs, and could see into that world through the screen. Game Central Station is a power strip that all the arcade games are plugged into. Wow.
Then after hours, the characters were able to go between games though their power cords. The villains anonymous meeting was held in the pac-man ghosts hub thing. The bar in their universe is the classic arcade game Tapper. They had real characters from real video games. They had Bowser, Q-Bert, Frogger, Clyde from Pac-Man, a mushroom from super Mario brothers, and so many more. Before the movie played, the Disney Animation Studio's logo was done in an 8-bit style. They included The Konami Code! And this is just the tip of the Ice Burg. If you do see it, be sure to stay after the credits, because Disney throws in something special for you hardcore arcade gamers out there. It has to deal with the Disney Logo at the end. Be sure to catch it.
Thank-you Happy Gamer. Now my family has been putting off getting a blu-ray player for some years now, movies still released on DVD and we only got a real HDTV last year. This movie though, I'm going to make sure we get a blu-ray player so I can enjoy this movie in all it's greatness. I should also mention that I saw it in 2D because most of the time you don't miss much so I can't give a verdict on if the 3D is worth it or not, but since I know I will be seeing this again, next time I think I might try 3D, cause even if the 3D is bad, it's still worth the extra price. Well this has been Pokematic, and Happy Gamer, signing off and game on and have fun.
If it's not a good game or...WAIT A MINUTE! It may not be a good game, but it's about good games. I'm Happy Gamer, and this is Pokematic, here to talk about Disney's Wreck it Ralph.
So as you can see, Happy Gamer will be helping me out on this review, because while it isn't a video game, it's about video games. He'll talk about the gamer aspect later. But now I'll talk about, well, everything else. So as you probably know by now, Wreck it Ralph is about a villain from an old arcade game, and he's tired of being the bad guy, so he goes to other games to try to be a good guy, or something to that extent. Here's a better synopsis of what happens.
So Ralph is the bad guy in the arcade game Fix It Felix Jr. According to HG, the game Fix It Felix Jr. is kind of a cross between Donkey Kong and Rampage. You got a guy wrecking the building, Ralph, and a guy who needs to fix it, Felix, and once Felix fixes all the windows and stuff and gets up to the top, the level is completed and the inhabitants of the tower rejoice and throw Ralph off of the building. This has been going on for 30 years, and while Felix is given the hero's treatment, Ralph lives in the dump next to the building and no one in his game likes him, because he's the bad guy.
On the 30th anniversary of the game, everyone is celebrating at a big party in the penthouse apartment in the building, all except Ralph. He sees the fun, and goes up to see if he could join in. After some awkward small talk with Felix, Ralph is invited in. He causes a bit of a ruckus, accidentally, and after a series of events, he and the owner of the building make a deal that if he can get a medal, he could live in the penthouse, since heroes get medals and villains don't. He proceeds to getting one in a new game called Heroes Duty but things happen to cause him to lose it in Sugar Rush, a racing game similar to Mario Cart. That's all you need to know for the time being. There are some plot twists, so any further would ruin it.
The characters are quite entertaining. Our main characters, Ralph, Felix, Vanellope, King Candy, and Jane Lynch, are all very interesting. OK, Jane Lynch is voice behind the character Sergeant Calhourn, but who's going to remember her character since the character looks so much like her? We already know who Ralph and Felix are, so lets talk about Venellope and Jane. Venellope is a "glitch" in the racing game Sugar Rush. She refers to her glitchness as "pixlexia." Her dream is to be a racer, but she doesn't have the necessary coin in order to pay the entry fee. She lives in an unfinished track in the game called Diet Cola mountain. Ralph ends up helping her race. King Candy is the king of Sugar Rush. He ends up being the antagonist of the movie, but his intentions are pure, as it would seem. Sorry, spoilers after that and I really don't want spoilers. But he does have access to the game's programing, and how the programing is handled is quite interesting. Jane Lynch is the Sergeant of the First Person Shooter "Hero's Duty." She's out to fight the cy-bugs. She's a no nonsense leader, and has a rather depressing back story. She was programed as having lost her would be husband to a cy-bug. Right as she was getting married, a cy-bug flew through the stained glass window and ate her fiance. Everyone from real video games aren't given much screen time or development, but who cares, we already know who they are, and while they are mostly there to add realism to the movie concept, they are handled quite well. When only given a few lines, or none at all, there isn't much room to screw them up. But they aren't the main characters.
I don't usually mention the marketing, but this movie is worthy of the mention. Aside form the usual trailers, Disney made actual, playable versions of the games that our main characters come from. On the Wreck-It-Ralph web site, there are flash versions of Fix it Felix Jr., Sugar Rush, and Hero's Duty. Take it from Happy Gamer, they are fun. Our favorite is the Fix It Felix Jr. game since it's incredibly reminiscent of classic arcade games, and not only has the 8-bit graphics and repetitive background music, it also has the increasing difficulty of classic arcade games. Hero's Duty is a decent FPS that's kid friendly. You're shooting bugs with minimal gore and no blood. I hope these games get released for download on home console or handheld. They're on android/apple products, but I want a real controller in my hand, and they are well made. Plus Sugar Rush isn't available from what I've found, Hero's Duty isn't the same, top down perspective instead of first person, and not sure about Fix It but it's probably not the same either. I don't know since I don't have mobile devices to get them on, but they're free so if you have the devices, why not get them?
Well that's my portion, now for Happy Gamer to talk about all the gaming aspects. Take it away HG.
Oh man, that was so cool. When the citizens of Fix It Felix Jr would move it would be jerky like the animations of an old arcade game. When a quarter was put in a game, there was this "Quarter Alert" thing that told everyone to get ready for the game to start. The characters were awair that there was a world outside theirs, and could see into that world through the screen. Game Central Station is a power strip that all the arcade games are plugged into. Wow.
Then after hours, the characters were able to go between games though their power cords. The villains anonymous meeting was held in the pac-man ghosts hub thing. The bar in their universe is the classic arcade game Tapper. They had real characters from real video games. They had Bowser, Q-Bert, Frogger, Clyde from Pac-Man, a mushroom from super Mario brothers, and so many more. Before the movie played, the Disney Animation Studio's logo was done in an 8-bit style. They included The Konami Code! And this is just the tip of the Ice Burg. If you do see it, be sure to stay after the credits, because Disney throws in something special for you hardcore arcade gamers out there. It has to deal with the Disney Logo at the end. Be sure to catch it.
Thank-you Happy Gamer. Now my family has been putting off getting a blu-ray player for some years now, movies still released on DVD and we only got a real HDTV last year. This movie though, I'm going to make sure we get a blu-ray player so I can enjoy this movie in all it's greatness. I should also mention that I saw it in 2D because most of the time you don't miss much so I can't give a verdict on if the 3D is worth it or not, but since I know I will be seeing this again, next time I think I might try 3D, cause even if the 3D is bad, it's still worth the extra price. Well this has been Pokematic, and Happy Gamer, signing off and game on and have fun.
Saturday, June 16, 2012
Happy Gamer and Pokematic E.T. Review
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