We’re playing one of Vince’s favorite racing games on today’s episode of ALL MY FRIENDS HAVE LEFT HERE! It’s F-Zero X, the finest extreme racing game to grace this galaxy!
Join Vince as he races at speeds over 1000 km/h through loop-de-loops, inner tubes, and mega jumps!
Recently, Gizmodo made a Freedom of Information Request to find out what movies were aboard the International Space Station. The full list contains a bonkers mix of recent Best Picture winners, blockbusters, Christmas movies, and forgotten romantic comedies.
On this episode: Kia, Dylan, and Vince imagine themselves as astronauts part of the Space Station’s movie planning committee. What movie are they watching for the first night? What movie are they watching when the Russians come to visit? And what movie franchise or TV series are they totally binge-watching?
Also, the boys discover who’s the best ghost writer in all of Hollywood!
Have you ever felt like Toy Story is good and all, but what I really want to do is skateboard around Andy’s Room? Or that the perfect Lion King game would feature The Lion King’s Rafiki doing lip tricks on a dried up lakebed to the sweet dulcet tones of Ted Leo music?
Join us as we look at the most logical of skateboarding games – Disney Extreme Skate Adventure!
Here’s a game that puts three completely unrelated Disney properties into one game — Tarzan, Lion King, and Toy Story — and embeds them in a skateboarding game using the Tony Hawk 4 engine and developed by the creators of Skylanders (Toys for Bob)!
It’s our 2016 Eisner Pre-Show Spectacular! As we gear up for the awards, we take a look at three past winners of the “Best Single Issue” award. Astro City #4 from 1996, Tom Strong #1 from 2000, and Hawkeye #11 from 2014.
We also read one of this year’s nominees, Silver Surfer #11, and we would have read them all but indie comics can be hard to find sometimes!
We talk about all four of these very different stories and decide if they were indeed worthy of the coveted Eisner award. And we don’t agree!
20 years ago, Independence Day rocked the US box office and moviegoers everywhere with a tale about giant city-sized spaceships with single lasers that could level an entire building. A year later, Star Fox 64 shamelessly ripped Independence Day off for its Katina level, known better as “the Independence Day level.”
On ALL MY FRIENDS HAVE LEFT HERE, Vince plays through Star Fox 64 to get to the Independence Day level, taking you on a tour of Corneria and Sector Y before arriving at Katina. Does the Independence Day level hold up?
Yes, Independence Day: Resurgence came out almost a month ago, so I’m a little late on this one, but don’t worry about it!
Radical! Tubular! Voodoo Economics! This week, we’re going back to one of our favorite games: Music Decade!
The guys will judge the merits of three given songs from each year in the 1980s, and ultimately determine the 10 songs that perfectly define the decade.
Along the way they’ll answer important questions like: Was John Mellencamp an icon of gay fashion? What’s the real difference between The Replacements and The New Radicals? And do music notes mysteriously get higher in a karaoke room than they do in your car?
Spotify Playlist: http://spoti.fi/29q65mQ
In the late 90s and early 2000s, the Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater series was one of the most popular videogame franchises around. But how did that success translate when ported to the Game Boy Advance?
Find out on this week’s THAT WAS A GAME!
Also includes Tony Hawk 2 for Game Boy Color!
Dogs and cats! Cats and dogs! Ghosts and zombies and witches and frogs!
Instead of our typical superhero fare, today we stray away from the pack (get it?) and read the first volume of Beasts of Burden, a collection of eight short stories about pets encountering the supernatural.
Evan Dorkin’s scary and sentimental writing combined with Jill Thompson’s beautiful artwork makes this a series that’s not to be missed!
In honor of the new LEGEND OF TARZAN movie starring Eric Northman, we take a look at Disney’s Tarzan Untamed for the Nintendo Gamecube!
When you think of Tarzan videogames, do you think of surfing down rivers and water-skiing behind vultures? Well, you should!
Fifteen years ago, Dylan and Scott wrote & directed the award-winning short film “DAY OF THE INVASION”, a loving homage to the alien invasion B-movies of the 1950s.
DAY OF THE INVASION had everything – love, drama, comedy, the best movie president ever (played by Vince) and DESTRUCTOBOT 5000!
Now, Dylan and Scott have booked a meeting with Hollywood’s movers & shakers to pitch a feature length version of DAY OF THE INVASION for a new generation. This is their planning session before they meet with the fabled “Pitch Room.”
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