So here’s our final episode for 2009. In this episode we take a look back at the past year and discuss our favorite video games, movies, TV shows and other things that came across our path. We also save a special section to reflect on those other offerings that made us made us a little crazy; the worst of the past year. We also glance ahead to some things we’re looking forward to in 2010.
Games of 2009 (01:27 – 34:32)
Movies of 2009 (34:54 – 51:01)
Comics, TV and plus a look ahead to 2010 (51:10 – 65:30)
Let us know what you liked or disliked in 2009 by leaving a comment or dropping us an email.
Its another new episode of the podcast. This week we continue looking at Xbox’s Summer of Arcade, a new film in theaters and we also find out that Andrew is now a woman.
Trials HD
District 9
The new Xbox 360 Dashboard updates
Some thoughts on the new PlayStation 3 design
As discussed in the episode, we have a couple of clips. One is of Alive in Joburg which is the short film which District 9 is based on. And the second is some clips Neill Blomkamp put together in preparation for the Halo movie that almost happened. Enjoy!
Giant robots beating the ever-loving shit out of each other. SOLD!
Resident Evil: The Darkside Chronicles
This is coming out for the Wii in 2010 and is a sequel to the Umbrella Chronicles. Apparently this is a rail shooter with the story taking place around the same time as Resident Evil 2.
G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra
I dunno about this one. I REALLY want it be good but I have my doubts. Christopher Eccleston as Destro? Awesome. Accelerator suits that make everyone look the same? Lame. Darth Maul as Snake Eyes? Sweet. Marlon freaking Wayans?? Shouldn’t he be busy with White Chicks 2 or something??!! I find it curious that we haven’t seen Joseph Gordon-Levitt appear in any trailers yet. I’m really hoping that they’re saving a suprise that will blow us all away. Forgive me if I don’t hold my breath.
District 9
This is the directorial debut for Neill Blomkamp who’s most famously known for having almost directed the Halo movie that fell through. I won’t say anything more about this one because there’s a great twist to it.
Army of Two: The 40th Day
We had just looked at the original game a couple of weeks ago on the podcast and now a sequel has been announced for Winter 2009. I really appreciated some of the humor that was in the original but this one so far seems to have a much more serious tone. Can’t wait to try this one out.
Its another new episode of the podcast. This week we continue looking at Xbox’s Summer of Arcade, a new film in theaters and we also find out that Andrew is now a woman.
