In episode six of the flagrant3 Podcast, we talk E3 and break down the press conferences from Microsoft, Nintendo and Sony.
We discuss motion controllers, no controllers, remakes, sequels, dancing (yes dancing), as well as the brass tacks used by each of the big three to get your money.
And yes, vuvuzelas make an appearance.
Spoiler alert: this episode is mostly about video games.
Though footage from the film’s conclusion are not included, this video does contain spoilers; mostly from our commentary of how it disregards Dragon Ball canon.
Dragon Ball? Yeah, not Dragonball; but who cares about source material? These filmmakers sure didn’t.
Do I have any more questions to ask myself? No, no I don’t.
In this uncensored episode of the flagrant3 Podcast, we try our best to get kicked off iTunes.
We talk iPhone 4 and Julian explains the only practical use of video-calling. I argue that Pairs Figure Skating is a more masculine sport than Mixed Martial Arts. My Smallville monologue. And we try to voice our opinions on the recently released Mortal Kombat teaser trailer; we try.
Why? If you’re actually reading this, chances are you have nothing better to do. (Really?)
Which is perfect since I didn’t have anything better to do than cut together one-year-old footage! (Good times.)
Watch and listen to our reactions to some of the more memorable scenes from this movie masterpiece; at least from the first-hour, since even the camera couldn’t last through to the closing credits.
This video does contain spoilers; but let’s face it, Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun-Li was spoiled to begin with.
PS. This footage was shot when Michael Jackson jokes were still relatively funny.
I always thought we would be, but the wait time, combined with Julian and Anthony’s cynicism gave me doubts.
We should be recording (and releasing) another podcast at some point this coming week. And we’ll hopefully start cranking these out in a consistent manner.
In episode four of the flagrant3 Podcast, we await iTunes approval, and talk scary stuff.
We also question our need for Facebook, revisit Red Dead Redemption, talk open-world gaming and yes, the Philippines (and Manny Pacquiao) are mentioned.