Coming up soon, Wasabisoft will be holding an event in Baton Rouge, LA. We’ll be inviting people to join us but we’re not quite ready to tell all yet. It will be for a great cause however.
We’ll release more info soon.
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Since I have nothing MEANINGFUL to say at the moment, I choose to make the following two references, pertinent to both my own life and the machinations of Raptor Bandit Industries.
1) Purchasing the Ninja DLC for Dead Rising 2 allows for the possibility of redeadening zombies with glee as Dr. McNinja… though you’ll have to find the lab coat and shiny shoes yourself.
Dr. McNinja Rendering Your Argument Invalid
2) Seeing as how I’m just about to finish the Brian Hebert/Kevin J. Anderson contributions to the Dune universe (which may be considered the analog equivalent to DLC, though actually WORTH the purchase price), here’s the most apt metaphor EVER between the disparate worlds of Arrakis and Catan.
...And if you get the "Cities and Knights" expansion, wood => paper => aqueduct => no longer having to trade with your jackass opponents => WIN.
It’s a celebration, bitches. Enjoy yourself.
And honestly, who am I to argue with the universe.
Just received notification that Gamefly (home of relative AWESOME) has mailed me the PS3 version of Fallout: New Vegas. It is bloody flaming RARE that a brand new release makes its way to me through Gamefly’s non-euclidean queue processes, let alone one I SO want to play, so I am now moderately open to the existence of some kind of benign force in the world. I shall write a mini-review as my obsession allows.
Posted the following today over on ArsTechnica re: the whole iTunes vs. Netflix thing. Posting it here as well for my imaginary audience of rational and discerning fans. Enjoy.
I am not making up any of this in any way. Prepare to be amazed… or find me even stranger than usual. Either way, it’ll be funny.
I was listening to and singing along with Richard Cheese’s first CD on my way home from work this evening. Richard Cheese, if you don’t know, performs lounge-style covers of popular songs that are in no way even CLOSE to the lounge genre. It’s really, really good stuff, mellow, dirty and uplifting all at the same time. I was halfway through Buddy Holly as I exited my car and entered my apartment; I finished it upon getting inside, cracked open a beer, and then proceeded to deliver the following monologue totally ad-libbed out loud in my apartment in (what I felt was) a nearly pitch- and pacing-perfect Garrison Keillor voice. It felt like a natural extension of the pitch of Buddy Holly, so I went with it, and it turned out pretty decent, though the timing is definitely from his older-school, more deliberate pace, the one with which I grew up. I will admit some Eddie Izzard started to creep in around paragraph four, but I got it out by the end. Who cares, I’ve got beer.
Here’s as much as I can remember; punctuation denotes vocal timing as opposed to grammatical correctness. Try reading this aloud in your OWN Garrison Keillor voice, you’ll see what I mean. And if you’re really, really lucky I’ll find a way to post an actual audio version of this soon.
We live in a world where weapon technology has vastly outpaced technologies capable of defending against that weapon. For example: intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs) give us the ability to annihilate an entire city anywhere on the planet with very little notice, but our ability to defend against ICBMs has only recently become possible. Even relatively easy-to-acquire firearms have unsatisfactory defensive options (such as Kevlar materials and camoflague techniques) when compared to traditional melee weapons and suits of armor. Particularly in the case of lethal weapons (like firearms) used by both sides in any given conflict, victory rests less and less with who happens to be wearing body armor and more with who simply fires first. Go watch “The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly”, you’ll see what I’m talking about. No no, I’ll wait.
I updated the emoticons installed on the site. I like the new ones and (as contradictory as this sounds) I welcome out new servbot masters. That is all.
…And the title of the post pretty much says it all. That fact that “Wasabisoft – Sean Coincon Has An Eleven Inch Penis?“ is the first entry could potentially cast a misleading light is unavoidable at this point, but I am consoled by the fact that actually reading the post serves to rearrange the set lighting to something a bit more photographic. Besides, what better way to illustrate my love of satire? Anyways.