This game’s got scorpions. And bats. And vultures. And METATRONS!

Do you like games? Of course you like games. You’re hip. You’re “with it.” Do you like good games, though? Tough games? Retro games? Pixeljam games?

Pixeljam has just released a clutch of new games for your face, and at the head of the pack is a tricky little platformer called Potatoman Seeks the Troof.

Here’s the launch trailer, courtesy of our own Imagos Films:

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She actually rolls Necron. She’s infiltrating.

This Halloween, Lex and I are getting married. At an arcade. The biggest arcade. You can read about it here.

If you wonder why this might be happening – the marriage – please review the photo above. Again. Yes. Yes, that’s right. Look. Looooook.

GAZE UPON IT.

Just a quick update:

About a year ago, I formed up with my two closest friends and out came Imagos Films.
A few months later, we begun production of our first feature film, Motivational Growth.

A typical day on the set of Motivational Growth

Production wrapped in January, and has since been in post production at a local Chicago post house.

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I used to own all of the Bandai Rockman X line, as well as a bunch of the Rockman 8 plasti-snaps. They ruled, to be sure, but not enough for me not to sell them when things got a little tight. There was something missing in those figs. Something lacking.

The new Kotobukiya Rockman line is irresistible. The quality of a Koto fig is something to behold. Every IP they snag gets treated like a crown jewel, and the attention to detail is phenomenal.

They watch me. They watch me type. They make me type. Help me...

A few months ago they pressed a Rock fig that is a must-have for a Rockman fan. You likely know this because I’ve posted about it. You can nab a Japanese kit from your favorite online importer or from Amazon. I am not sure, but I think there is a localized version coming; Rockman has a weird history with localization, though.

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Look, it’s not my place to gloat. Firstly, I don’t have all that much to gloat about and secondly it is wildly against my general disposition in regard to how I present myself. I will admit to being prideful; indeed I will admit to holding my ground when pressed on a subject or activity in which I feel any sort of confidence. I will also admit to not pressing myself too heavily to bend my person to make those around me feel better about themselves; those days are over.

That said, it is ridiculously difficult for me not to sound very much like I am gloating in saying my life is just about as awesome as I am prepared to deal with just now.

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