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| It hurts to see you this way, Mega Man. |
Hey there. See that above comic strip? That comic strip hit home when I first saw it. I damn near teared up. For those of you that do not get the reference, that's Mario in the limo calling Masahiro Sukarai, the designer of the Super Smash Bros. franchise, to ask for a favor to help out an old friend. It's one touching comic. Subtle, yet powerful. Also, it's very appropriate. Mega Man was one of those NES titles that helped launch Nintendo into the video game world. I've played all of the the Mega Man games on the early Nintendo platforms. They were awesome, they were engaging, and most of all, they I felt a sense of pride when completing the games. For whatever reason, Capcom and Mega Man parted ways with Nintendo and I strongly believe that was a huge mistake on Capcom's part. Mega Man had games, such as Mega Man Legends, but they weren't the same. Soon, before you knew it... the Blue Bomber was forgotten. Left on the way side. That is... until now.
Hey there. Are you ready for another episode of the Get a Life podcast?! This week, Brian and I discuss video game movies! We have yet to see that one great movie based on a video game. We all know that the Super Mario Bros. movie is known as one of the worst video games movies ever... but when will Hollywood redeem itself and provide us witha quality video game movie? Brian and I give our two cents on what works in a video game movie and what doesn't! Now, the Get a Life Podcast Ep 12 - The One About Movies Based on Video Games!!!! Enjoy!
