Now that Im finally graduated, I might have time to try and tackle some modding. Every single one of these looks totally freaking awesome, although probably too difficult for me to try. Check it out.
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TwitchGuru explores the video game industry’s development hell to find the greatest games never published.
Ah yes. As soon as I thought this I thought, Sam and Max: Freelance Police. And of course it was there. The last one
Other games they talk about:
Sim Mars: OMG LOLLERBLADES! This looks pretty sweet.
Duke Nukem Forever: It’s not officially cancelled, it’s just been delayed for nine years.
Mother: (Earthbound Zero) Yah, I didn’t understand that one either.
Star Fox 2: Not a big starfox fan anyways
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Filed under: Horror, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Movie Marketing, Contests, Games and Game Movies
On Cinematical alone, Dr. Uwe Boll has been said to be, “incapable of making a good movie,” (by Martha), “mostly bad,” (by Karina) and “that wacky German man who likes to call himself a director and has a penchant for creating awful video game to film adaptations,” (by Mark). Scott says his movies, “cost nine bucks a ticket, but are actually only worth about 99 cents,” and Robert has a lot of bad things to say in his Bloodrayne DVD release post, but I bet you none of the writers on this site have been mean enough to enrage the directing doctor enough to win this contest:
Boll is going to fly the 5 most outspoken critics of his work to Vancouver, put them up in a hotel and cast them as extras in his film Postal. The catch? They have to enter the ring and box with Boll in a 10-bout match, footage of which will appear on the internet and in the movie. The filmmaker shouldn’t have trouble finding critics to enter, but anyone interested has to fulfill a requirement. He or she has to have written at least two extremely negative articles about him on the web or in print in 2005. He has already picked out a few people who have posted on the IMDb and has put their user-names in the press release.
“I am fed up,” Boll says in the release, “I’m fed up with people slamming my films on the Internet without see them.” Well, can we at least make fun of the typos in his press releases? Nah, that isn’t as fun.
You can read the rest of the announcement at Skewed & Reviewed.
[via JoBlo]
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Now you gotta admit, that is pretty cool. “Your movies suck” “Oh really? Wanna fight?”
Instead of making better movies, let’s just destroy the critics.
He is German after all. I guess thats how germans solve their problems.
“I am the sucky directinator.”
