Only on the interenet could you see this and not have been there in person…
on June 23, 2012 at 12:41 AMHow completely YouTube-esque is this? It’s a video of a cat, “playing” a guitar, being interrupted by an earthquake:
It’s like everything came together and formed Voltron and Captain Planet for one brief moment.
What else, you ask?
• Here’s a trailer for something I’d forgotten about: The third D&D movie, The Book of Vile Darkness. I predict it’ll still be better than the first movie. So who’s going to write the adventure module based on the script?
• Post-apoc gamers who like their wasteland to have a Soviet flavor may like the upcoming Nuclear Union game, though I’m usually pretty bad at real-time strategy.
• Here’s some concept art for an unproduced Lego movie, which looks like Mad Max meets Thomas & Friends. Cool idea, but it’d really need George Carlin to make a cameo appearance, and our CGI tech isn’t good enough for that yet.
• Superman can be a pain sometimes. Just ask the Flash about it. It does point out how hard it is to write for speedsters in comics. I mean, if they experience life at “normal speed” for their brains no matter what they’re doing, then a 100 mile run for them contains the same amount of boredom as it would for anyone, even though to the non-speedy, it looks like it only took a minute and a half… right?
• Jalopnik shows how to turn old car parts into video game controllers. If nothing else, they cover some basic electronics stuff I wouldn’t have been aware of, beyond “don’t touch those two metal knobs on top of the car battery at the same time.”
• Get your clicking and puzzling glands going with Clickplay Quickfire 1, a game where you have to figure out how to reveal the “play” button on each level to advance.





A third D&D movie? Did they learn nothing from the first two? Who was the ad wizard that came up with this one?
One of the better takes on the Flash I’ve encountered is the song, The Ballad of Barry Allen by Jim’s Big Ego – plenty of fanmade music videos of it on YouTube (images largely drawn from the Justice League cartoon) – one example: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ycucabfP_RI
Kerry Callen did that Superman comic. Anyone who isn’t familiar with her other original work, like “Halo and Sprocket,” is missing something.