While this is, on one hand, the very worst the internet is capable of conjuring, namely putting human clothes on cats, I don’t care. This is Journey cosplay. For cats.
I said I was done gushing about Journey, but that doesn’t mean I can stop other people gushing — right? Kotaku regular Blaghman has written a reader review of Journey, and I think you should read it!
Argh! Cut it out, Journey soundtrack! I’m trying to look cool here, and you keep giving me goosebumps and making me stare wistfully into the middle distance!
Kellee Santiago is president and co-founder of thatgamecompany, which released Journey last week. Its previous game, Flower, is a featured, playable game at the Smithsonian American Art Museum’s new exhibit The Art of Video Games, which opened this weekend.
Journey developer, Jenova Chen, says ThatGameCompany were lucky to have signed a publishing deal with Sony when they did, because they may not have had the opportunity to make games like Flow and Flower with another publisher.
Man, I might be a little late to this party, but this is amazing. A tiny bit spoilery for those that haven’t played Journey yet, but nonetheless, hilarious.
It goes without saying that Journey is amazing, but I have a feeling you may be over hearing me fawn over it, so I’ll just give you the facts! Journey, the game you should all play as instructed by me, is being released on March 15, but if you happen to be a PlayStation+ member, you can get access to the game a week early.
Today something really, really wierd happened. It was a big explosion and this man came out of all this smoke and he said hey Mark I’m you from the future could you maybe play this gaem and then write about the game for my website in the future I said whats a website and then I told him to go away I’m playin Dizzy.
