The world is not right. If you ever watch as much television as I do, you would have ran into an infomercial about a product called the Snuggie. Snuggie is pretty much a cross between a blanket and poncho. It goes over your head and covers your body to make you look like you belong in a cult or the KKK. Snuggies are usually comes in solid colors such as red and brown, however lately Snuggies have been making their products with designs from licenses such as Capcom’s Street Fighter 4. Unfortunately, SF4 wasn’t the last of it. Rumors has it that Viz Media will be launching a licensed Snuggie featuring Masashi Kishimoto’s Naruto and Naruto Shippudden. Based on the picture, it looks like the Snuggie will look like the cloak that the Akatsuki wears which features the signature red clouds on a black cloak. Regardless whether this Naruto inspired Snuggie is cool or not, the Snuggie fad must stop. Go buy a sweater or a jacket. BAH!
What the hell is going on here!? OK, I admit I missed that hologram thing on CNN, so I had only heard of this kind of technology. Knowing nothing about it, I’m left with a few questions:
Why did the blue claymation girl run over the red claymation guy with a train?
Can I use my Samsung notebook to do that?
Would it be possible to play games like that?
Who is John Gault?
A quick Wikipedia search solved the John Gault problem, but the rest of my questions remain unanswered. Here’s hoping for the gaming industry to embrace this kind of technology. Though I do hope they don’t intend on running any of us over with trains.
Bravo Norton Shores, Michigan! Bravo! During last weekends mad rush to theatres by fangirls and fanboys to see New Moon, an incident occurred in a local theatre in Norton Shores. During a screening of New Moon, a 17 year old girl was bitten in the neck by a presumed 45 year old man. During the movie, the culprit was firing off lewd and perverted comments to the teen who was sitting in front of him. Verbal harassments turned into an assault as when the movie ended, the man leaned over and bit her in the neck. Fortunately, his bite didn’t break skin to cause any severe injuries. Unfortunately, the pervert escaped and still at large. It is safe to assume that majority of teen girls (and some boys) that watched New Moon last weekend sat in the theatres dreaming (and probably drooling) over the idea of being bitten by an glittering emo vampire like Edward Cullen. I guess for one teen, that dream turned for the worst. As bad as this event sounds, I can’t help but chuckle a little. Regardless of my personal feeling of the Twilight-verse, I hope this dirty biting bastard gets captured. Sicko.
Hit the jump to see the video about the event covered by Norton Shore local news.
Can I really claim this amazing kill as the “greatest final kill” on Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 ever? The game has only been out a little over a week. It is true that the majority of FPS (first person shooters) gamers thrive to kill an opponent in the most embarrassing way possible. It easy to shoot a guy, but its another thing to get a kill with a knife. Unlike many FPS games, MW2 has the ability to throw a knife against an opponent. Unfortunately, if that knife is graced with luck, you get one of the most amazing FPS kills ever. Only a few days into the game, “Rich451″ set the bar very high. Good luck folks.
If you’re someone that has actively engaged in any part of society in the last thirty years, then you’ve been exposed to what video games are. Or, you haven’t been alive during that time, in which case, you’re a zombie and the coolest one ever because you’re reading iGT. Congratulations.
For those of you who aren’t zombies, you’ve probably also seen the stereotypical gamers: guys that are way too out of shape, either too skinny or too fat, and who you would expect to never find a place in life other than in front of an LCD screen in a smoke filled dark chamber that smells of disgrace and hand lotion. These stereotypes have often been challenged, but never refuted in a definitive manner. What IS more important to male gamers? Gaming or reality? Read the rest of this entry »
