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Sunday Comics: Dead Island The BBC lined up a panel of gaming dignitaries to mull over the best of 2008 and expectations for 2009, they tapped into gaming culture with the help of Peter Molyneux, Will Wright, and… Fatal1ty?
By their powers combined, they are Captain Sitting Around In A Chair! Five of the country’s “legendary” names in gaming are converging on the E for All Expo in the name of ending hunger, once and for a little while! Johnathan “Fatal1ty” Wendel, Billy Mitchell, Justin Wong, Todd Rogers and TriForce will be taking on all comers at E for All next weekend, with the price of admission being one perishable food item to be donated to the Los Angeles Food Bank for the upcoming holiday season. Each gamer is playing a specific game – FatalONEty has Doom 4, Billy “Hot Sauce” Mitchell on Donkey Kong, Justin Wong is rocking Marvel VS. Capcom 2, Todd Rogers will be on Gorf (hell yeah), and finally TriForce takes it tiny with Tetris DS.
It’s actually a pretty sweet thing they’re doing here, so if you’re planning on attending E For All, bring along some canned food, and not the generic crap. It’s for the holidays, dammit. Hit the jump for more info.
The E for All Expo folks have just announced that professional E-sportsman Jonathan “Fatal1ty” Wendel will be returning to their 2nd Annual shindig as “the face” of the show. He’ll be on hand during the show to sign autographs, conduct demonstrations, take on challengers, and maybe – just maybe – deliver one of his trademark sly smiles. “There is no one else in the video game industry quite like Fatal1ty and we’re thrilled he’s returning to E for All,” said Mary Dolaher, Chief Executive Officer of IDG World Expo, the leading producer of world-class tradeshows and events around the globe. “He’ll bring much excitement and attention to the show and we’re eager to see him interact with the fans, which is what he does best.”
I had always assumed gaming was what he did best, but there you go. Are there actually people out there who would go to E for All specifically to meet this guy? I can understand going for the games, the camaraderie, the excitement, and perhaps the games again, but just to meet a guy with a number in his name that doesn’t rap? I just don’t see it.
