You beat me to it, sir. Damn fine video.

Agreed…?

I agree. Vice City had a good grasp on the formula without getting bloated like San Andreas. The 'Stories' ones on PSP were pretty good, too.

Anyone else remember when Metallica were making a car combat game?

@Paddy

I haven't read any of the books, but the first film was decent enough for me to be curious about watching the others. I haven't yet, but, y'know, I'm thinking about it.

Now I really want to see Freaks and Gooks.

I don't think Greg Giraldo started the night off doing much of anything.

No, Fargate's the one with a wheelchair and a mohawk.

I really like Centaur MT.

rainbowsheeps,

Fuck
Fuck and balls.

Fourth on Call of Cthulhu. They're doing a 1930s-style The Whisperer in Darkness next: http://www.youtube.com/watc…

My favorite, too. If they can get the control scheme to work like those of the PSP Metal Gears, it should be just fine.

Didn't he blind the guy in one eye?

I would pay a king's ransom to see Hobos & Robots.

I think it's a Russification of the name of the family in the show - "Barone".

I was in a similar position until I realized that I just don't give a fuck. If it happens across my path, sure, I might watch it, but I'm not seeking it out. For me, Avatar occupies the same space as the Doom movie.

Ow, my tongue
I wonder if they'll rewrite how he died, 'cause the real-deal would make for some anticlimactic TV.

Awesome
Love Wyndham, love the triffids. Recently watched the 2009 mini and was quite pleased. Hopefully (totally in vain, I know), Raimi will keep the book's 1950s setting. If he actually comes through with the project before the head-death of the universe, that is.