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Sunday Comics: Dead Island Last weekend, the UK network Bravo – unrelated to the U.S. channel, BTW – launched something called “Game Face,” tilted toward casual gamers, presumably ones with wads of disposable income.
I swear, if there’s a Retail Packagers’ Association, its mission statement must be: “Forcing You to Use Something Other than Your Bare Hands, Preferably a Steak Knife, to Open the Shit You Just Bought.”
newVideoPlayer("bravo_wii_fit.flv", 506, 423,""); Did you know that Wii Fit won the highly coveted Chrysler Design Innovation Award? Neither did we! Of course, we didn’t know that Chrysler awarded such a thing to begin with, nor were we aware that Chrysler awarded anything to anyone ever. We’ve learned so much, thanks to Bravo’s A-List Awards, which gave “the Wii Fit” an opportunity to shine on basic cable in a manner just slightly less awkward than when it appeared on CNN’s Anderson Cooper 360. One last thing to note, we’d avoid using the word “diddling” in proximity to the word “Wii” in general conversation lest there be some unfortunate misunderstanding.
