Check out this uber-cool trailer for Insanely Twisted Shadow Planet, a new, as-yet-unreleased, independent third-person shooter by Fuelcell Games (in collaboration with artist and animator Michel Gagne):
Impressive.
Here we have a hilarious and ingenious teaser trailer for the Filipino superhero action comedy film Wapakman, directed by Topel Lee and starring boxing champ (and part-time actor) Manny Pacquiao, lead Pussycat Doll Nicole Scherzinger, and WWE pro wrestler Batista:
Looking forward to this one.
Considered by many the top pound-for-pound boxer in the world, Manny Pacquiao stars as a father gifted with amazing superpowers.
Judging by the trailer, Manny’s superhero alter ego is either incredibly fast or able to turn invisible and, rather appropriately, packs a mean punch. We’ll just have to wait and see what other cool powers he may possess (the teaser ends with the tagline “Flying Soon”).
Similar in tone to 2004′s Kung Fu Hustle, Wapakman is scheduled to begin filming this month.
I saw this awhile back but never got around to posting it until now:
The Terminator Salvation official website calls it a “motion poster” – pretty neat, right?
Here we have some really cool pixel art by a Flickr user who goes by the name dergutemoritz:
(Yes, that’s his bedroom wall…)
(You can see the artist mapping his progess on the laptop in the bottom right hand corner of the pic…)
(Almost there…)
And there you have it – Mega Man, the Blue Bomber himself, in all of his 8-bit glory!
The artist describes the piece as “Classic NES Mega Man on my room’s wall, made of 7×7cm paper squares, about 2m in height.”
(A photo of the artist’s desk in the planning stage along with the paper squares he used!)
Fun stuff!
If you’re a retro gaming fan like myself and have a fondness for all things 8-bit, check out this earlier post about Blik’s Nintendo-themed wall decals!
Also, if you haven’t already done so, take a look at these popular 8-bit Nintendo characters made up of sticky notes!
What a terrific title!
…and what a terrific premise for a video game:
Fairy tale land has been invaded by the living dead, and it’s up to Little Red Riding Hood and Japanese folk tale hero Momotaro (an unlikely ally if ever there was one…) to conquer the undead hordes using anything and everything they can get their hands on! Machine guns, bombs, ninja stars, grenade launchers, and, I can only assume given the title, flamethrowers?
If our intrepid heroes fail, they’ll join the rest of their zombie fairy tale brethren in an “unhappy ever afterlife!”
(Formerly one of the Three Little Pigs)
The game itself is more-or-less a basic top-down shooter with players using the Nintendo DS Stlyus to move around the screen and attack enemies as they appear…
Here’s a screenshot:
Check out the Zombie BBQ website here!
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Handling The Undead by John Ajvide Lindqvist
