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The first of three levels posted today is a pseudo-remix/amalgamation of Wily Station from Mega Man III (GB) and Special Stage 2 from Mega Man 10. Something similar was done for Enker, but this is actually ready to go, so it goes up first.
I didn’t think that I’d be doing two games that I used to play on an old handheld thing that is now dearly departed… funny how things work out.
Next week is Sonic… and Rip.
Long overdue puppy content ’round these parts… let’s add it.
Here’s Maya sitting on a kitchen counter. And yes, it’s been thoroughly cleaned after she jumped off.
New level uploads this Saturdays. Videos to follow.
You notice that in all these teasers and trailers that they’ve put out since the first one… they never once mentioned the muppet?
Don’t think that I forgot about that, kid.
Beyond that, though? Looks promising enough… nice to see them explore some strange new worlds rather than explore some strange big swings that fail miserably. Bit of an issue having way too much Kirk here, but I guess that’s going to be inevitable in these closing hours of this five-year mission… if only it had been five years rather than… every once in a while when it’s convenient to the scheduling.
Season 4 premieres in July.
I am conflicted. On the one hand, it looks like a promising flick. It hits all the right notes. And it feels like the first time that Todd Holland gets to play in an old-school, back to basics Spider-Man flick.
On the other hand, though… knowing how often the Marvel train derailed itself so many times with empty promises and lackluster returns…
I don’t know… I want to give this thing a chance because it looks like a fun time, but I’m weary of another theatrical letdown…
I don’t know, kids… we’ll see.
Supergirl is due in theaters next week, if I’m not mistaken. Get your tickets now because we need a trailer for that, I guess.
I haven’t said much about Supergirl around these parts and part of that is because I’m not sure how to feel about this one. I’ve watched the past couple trailers for this thing and I’m like “meh.” Even for this new trailer, I’m just largely ambivalent.
To tell you the truth, I don’t know why that is. Granted, I’m not all that familiar with the Woman Of Tomorrow mini that the movie is largely based on, so this is largely new territory. But also, I’m not excited in the same way I was for Superman, which felt like a breath of fresh air after the dour Snyder stuff.
But also, it had Krypto.
Yes, Supergirl has Krypto, too… but all these trailers tell me is that she does a worse job of taking care of Krypto than her cousin does.
Huh… maybe that’s why I’m ambivalent towards Supergirl’s latest cinematic escapade.
Anyway, I’m on the fence about this one. Not sure about a first weekend viewing or if I’ll hold off until home video hits. Hope it turns out well, though. I’d hate for anyone to come out of this thinking that the one with Helen Slater was better.
We’ve heard little about the upcoming 12th game in the Classic line-up (and yes, it is Mega Man 12 in all but name) since that debut trailer and now it’s going to be playable at this event. Maybe a new trailer? We’ll see.
So someone bought the old Commodore name – you know, the company that gave you Commodore 64, VIC-20, and Amiga computers – and decided that they’re going to create an old school flip phone like those that existed in the turn of the 21st century. And they’re going to sell you these things for five hundred bucks a pop.
They know that you can get cheaper versions for 100 bucks a pop, right? Why waste all that cash that could have gone to a new computer instead?
Oh well… best of luck to them, I guess.
For those wondering about certain missing embeds, I’ve been slowly working on moving over some of the older Dailymotion-exclusive stuff over to the Extra Bits channels as unlisted blog exclusives. Naturally, some of that stuff will have see some editing to remove troublesome clips and bits of music, but nothing that you can’t catch elsewhere.
I’ve also been in the process of replacing the older 2015 videos with new uploads that featured updated title cards with review numbers. Some of them even have the original DM edits, such as the Jeckyl/Hyde review, which restores the extended “let’s play” prologue removed from the original Youtube upload. It’s a slow process, but the hope is that this stuff will be up and about by the next State Of The Blog, slated for July 5th.
In the meantime, enjoy the show, i guess.