The following is a list of all entries tagged with video.
CommentMy friends and colleagues in Space Time Foam have just launched their latest offering, Chase Ace Deluxe. It’s a fast paced retro space shooter featuring awesome ’splosions. You really need to watch a video (or another video) to see what it’s all about, and why their 15$ price tag is a bargain.
5 CommentsSidereel.com is the discovery of the month. It’s a website that gathers links to TV-shows hosted on a plethora of video services all over the web. While it looks legal, however, I’m pretty sure it’s not. But it should be.
6 CommentsIn this case, the dark knight in question is actually Batman, as this is a sequel to 2005s quite adequate Batman Begins. Go on ahead and watch the new trailer. Great take on the Joker, but annoying that Batmans love interest was re-cast instead of re-placed.
CommentThe excellent GameTrailers.com Final Fantasy retrospective is complete. Go on and watch it on your second screen while you’re working.
CommentNow this is a multi-touch interface. I particuarly liked his comment on the interface seen in Minority Report.
CommentDue to motion sickness I have not yet had the distinct pleasure of enjoying what I’m told is art, namely Bioshock. I have, however, seen others play it, so at least I can enjoy father and daughter as big daddy and little sister, all dressed up for Halloween.
4 CommentsJoost is now no longer invitation-only. Now if only they’d build a Linux client…
2 CommentsI’m enjoying more and more the Gametrailers.com “video game retrospectives”. Most recently, the Metroid retrospective took me back to the first, classic, NES 8-bit adventure. Those were the days. Be sure to also catch the retrospectives on Zelda and Final Fantasy.
4 CommentsFirst!
Perhaps you’ve seen it before, sometimes as the first comment on a blogpost, sometimes as the second. It is, of course, the work of a first poster.
CommentFrom the YouTube description:
An introduction trailer shown at the 2007 International Comic-con in San Diego, CA. This video was only shown to about 4,000 people. The producers plan to release the 16 new episodes by spliting up 4 full-length DVDs that will be released both on DVD and shown on Comedy Central.
It’s great to see Futurama returning to our screens in 2008, but 16 episodes is a little bit less than a full season. I certainly hope the DVDs will sell so well that Futurama can finally pull a Family Guy and return for many years.
8 CommentsYouTube annoys me to no end. It’s loaded with dimwitted comments, and it’s design, while simplish, is ugly. Even so, videos like these Transformers clips ([1], [2]) keep me coming back. So, now that we have to put up with all the other things, can’t Google at least improve the video quality? I know I’d willingly sacrifice at least 1 GB from my Gmail account if it made a difference. Can anyone tell me why the quality has to be last-century?
1 CommentIn the words of my colleague Tomas, this is a must-see animation video. I concur.
2 CommentsWith Donald Rumsfeld on the way out (why now, why not twenty years ago?), Craig Ferguson of the Late Late Show presents a fitting goodbye-video.
9 CommentsHere?s the key portion of the Fox News Sunday interview with President Clinton. He sets the record straight on his efforts to combat terrorism, the Bush administration?s record and the tactics of Fox News.
View the video. Clinton 4TW.
3 CommentsKinda shows things in a new… light, doesn’t it?