Gah! Man hands! That’s apparently the still-in-progress Chun-Li character image from the location test. Capcom’s still finishing up and tweaking the images, sure, but geez, what is up with her hand and her thumb? She get bitten by a bumblebee? Makes her thighs look totally normal.
A blurry version of the completed work is after the jump. Something sticks out like a sore thumb, though. Literally.
Here it is, feast your eyes, some human wearing a limited edition Wii Fit shirt with a fake Shigeru Miyamoto autograph on it. There are only one thousand of these, and they were only available for those who pre-ordered at the Nintendo World store in New York City. Nintendo really dropped the ball on promoting this shirt, though. Instead of playing up the fake Miyamoto autograph, it should’ve totally pumped up the fact that this shirt has a GREEN MIYAMOTO FACE on it. Hit the jump for that!
Hey, it’s Resident Evil’s Leon Kennedy! Whatcha doin, Leon? Leon? Hey. Wait a second. Is that really you, Leon? Your fringe…it looks coiffured, with a hint of emo. The real Leon’s fringe is stylish, with a hint of camp. You’re a phoney. An unlicensed, knock-off phoney! I’m telling Capcom. They probably don’t know about this! Actually, I don’t think anybody knows about this, since the rest of the poster so perfectly recreates the Resident Evil 4 experience. Right down to Leon’s…PEGA Shark Gun. Unofficial Resident Evil 4 art gives Leon unofficial Wii accessory [Siliconera]
To: Ashcraft From: Owen Re: Driving Myself Crazy
You need to know something about my brother, Fletch: He doesn’t usually get standing ovations. He’s a mild-mannered, happily married man who’s content to live his life as a graphic artist, vegetarian, University of North Carolina Tar Heels fan, outside the public eye, down in Texas. But when he does something that deserves a curtain call, I mean, it is epic. As it was on Saturday, with the Pac-Man crapping post.
Alright, not much to pick on here in TWiG’s April 20th installment. But Wild Earth: African Safari, well good thing that’s a kid title. Otherwise it looks about as interesting as watching old people fuck. Virtual photography? That’s a side mission in about four titles I already own.
I realise everyone here hates teh sports, but if I wasn’t moving I’d be at least renting NBA Ballers: Chosen One. I bought the first one during the 2004 playoffs and created my baller, Two-Car Fatal, as an homage to the scut work Crecente and I were doing on the night shift at the time. (I also created Ice Killus as an homage to the Greek playwright.) I’d happily revisit that series again.
Here’s what’s coming up, let us know if you’ll pick or pass. Thanks.
We’ll be two weeks from the release date as of Tuesday, so we’re starting a regular feature here, wrapping up what’s been going on in Grand Theft Auto IV in the previous week. It’s a warehouse for things you might have missed or, in case you see something rad and wonder if you discovered it first, checking in to see what is known, what is unknown, what’s rumoured and what is b.s.
Interestingly, I got a note from my best friend from back home, Richard, who mentions he bought a PS3 and “I’m looking forward to GTA IV as well, despite the fact that I got bored with San Andreas and hardly played at all.” I’m not sure we can be friends after that.
But we are bonding over Iron Man. (“It’s nice to have Robert Downey Jr. as Tony Stark. It would be so cool if a coked-out Iron Man stumbled into some random house and passed out in a kid’s bunk bed.”) We set our ringtones to the old 1966 theme.
OK, enough OT love for childhood chums. The week that was for GTA IV:
Alright, this post should make clear the provocation for yesterday’s digression into Pac-Man’s bathroom habits. While Fletch and I were pondering the question, we both came across this site, where programmer Don Hodges says he has fixed the glitch that caused Pac-Man’s split-screen bug at board No. 256.