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The PortsCenter Kickstarter is now live
We’re trying to raise $4,200 to produce a 13-episode season. Haven’t seen the pilot yet? Go ahead and watch it now - [Clean version] [Sweary version]
We have some awesome rewards in place, including signed headshots from voice actor Dino Andrade (Batman: Arkham Asylum, World of Warcraft, Hellsing Ultimate) and an exclusive yet-to-be-revealed cart from the wonderful team over at 72Pins.com.
We also have stretch goals in mind, but more on those as we approach our base target.
If you’re able to help us reach our goal, please consider pledging. You can also help us by reblogging this post and sharing the link on Twitter, Facebook, Google+, and so on.
Thanks!
A little shameless self-promotion, here. If you can help fund this project, you’ll win my adoration and respect. Well, my adoration, at least. Well… maybe.](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m7qq87jC111qiefqso1_500.png)
The PortsCenter Kickstarter is now live
We’re trying to raise $4,200 to produce a 13-episode season. Haven’t seen the pilot yet? Go ahead and watch it now - [Clean version] [Sweary version]
We have some awesome rewards in place, including signed headshots from voice actor Dino Andrade (Batman: Arkham Asylum, World of Warcraft, Hellsing Ultimate) and an exclusive yet-to-be-revealed cart from the wonderful team over at 72Pins.com.
We also have stretch goals in mind, but more on those as we approach our base target.
If you’re able to help us reach our goal, please consider pledging. You can also help us by reblogging this post and sharing the link on Twitter, Facebook, Google+, and so on.
Thanks!
A little shameless self-promotion, here. If you can help fund this project, you’ll win my adoration and respect. Well, my adoration, at least. Well… maybe.
I can’t believe how many game journalists are tripping over themselves to post about the Arkham World “reveal” at the VGAs
Nightmare Mode, which is usually a blog I actually like reading, accidentally said it best when they said this:
We obviously can’t take this as a formal announcement, but considering that animators took the time to sneak it in there means something is going on.
That’s the assumption - the animators put it in there, so it has to be a clue, right? Yeah? Guys?
The answer: No, no, no. Stop filling your diapers over a fucking prop gag. I mean, game journalists think I don’t have a sense of humour, and then they go ahead and write shit like this. One site even suggested that the game might be an MMO because it has “World” in the title!
This is why nobody takes this industry seriously. This is why nobody takes you seriously.
Christ on a bike.
We’re going to shoot another episode of PortsCenter out of pocket
Should be fun. Challenging, but fun. Once again I’ll be asking friends to help out with production and equipment, as I did with the first pilot, but I’ve already bought the game in question and it should arrive in the next few days. Exciting!
If you haven’t done so already, watch the pilot, and if you like it please consider pledging a few bucks to help make the full season a reality. World of Warcraft and Batman: Arkham Asylum voice actor Dino Andrade has thrown his weight behind the project, agreeing to send signed pictures of his various characters to anyone who pledges $50 or higher. Thank you.
I don’t often ask this, but if you could please reblog this post (or otherwise help spread the word) that’d be just super-duper. Thanks to everyone who has supported this project so far.
A comment left on my Facebook wall by Dino Andrade, voice actor and founder of geek dating site SoulGeek.com (not to mention damned good friend), in response to Alyssa Bereznak’s utterly indefensible article about dating Magic: The Gathering world champion Jon Finkel.
(You’ve probably heard Dino’s voice and not even realized it, by the way - he was the Scarecrow in Batman: Arkham Asylum, a bunch of characters in Brutal Legend including Death and a bunch of headbangers, and he’s voiced a bunch of characters in World of Warcraft. He was also harassed by a puppet at this year’s San Diego Comic-Con.)
A to Jump - Saturday June 18th, 12:30pm-1pm PST [ Listen on PC ▪ Listen on Mac ]
Ben Paddon and Nick Simberg inexplicably find themselves in a parallel dimension where someone of worth has agreed to be interviewed for the show. Listen, perhaps in terror, as Ben and Nick talk with voice actor Dino Andrade (Batman: Arkham Asylum, World of Warcraft, Brütal Legend, amongst others) about pretending to be someone else for a living.
SPONSORED BY: Dark entities lurking just beneath the skin of the universe, waiting for their chance to break through and bring about the Eighth Day - the end of all things. Also Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups.
CVG: How can The Dark Knight Rises video game beat Arkham City? [October 31st, 2010]
This statement works for anything. Let’s try chancing some choice words:
With the right developer, a truly open-world Legally Blonde video game would not only set itself apart from Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney but could seriously compete with it as well… Couldn’t it?
Aside: I don’t know about you, but the fact that The Dark Knight was cancelled was no skin off my nose and didn’t cause me any loss of sleep at night, especially since the last decent Batman game before Arkham Asylum rolled out was Batman: The Movie for the Amiga 500.
Destructoid: Steam has Batman: Arkham Asylum for 66 percent off [October 22nd, 2010]
Jordan Devore there, continuing to say incredibly stupid things.
Destructoid: Arkham City was in Batman: AA all along (well, kind of) [August 9th, 2010]
Wow, that sounds like every other secret in Arkham Asylum. I mean yes, the secret room is a pretty awesome hidden easter egg, but… c’mon Jordan, you’re not even trying.
Bashcraft has taken a break from his usual shtick of posting women in sexy costumes and comparing the hair of living celebrities with dead ones to write this horrific article about Star Wars and Batman: Arkham Asylum star Mark Hamill. Shall we dissect? Yes, let’s!
Okay, Mark Hamill isn’t just Luke Skywalker, star of Star Wars. He’s also Luke Skywalker, star of Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi.
AHAHAHAHA.
Video game Wing Commander, too! He’s also in World War II movie The Big Red One and 1970s comedy Corvette Summer. To be fair, the man has done a buncha stuff!
“Actor is prolific”. Stop the presses. To be fair, there’s really no need to use “to be fair” at the end there.
And he’s done a bunch of voice acting, like the Joker in venerated program Batman: The Animated Series. He returned to the role for Batman: Arkham Asylum and will once again for the sequel Arkham Asylum 2. But after that, he’s apparently done with the character.
Yep, that’s what everyone else is reporting. After all, Hamill has said before that he’s not keen on voicing the character anymore. It’s murder on his throat, for a start. It took a fair bit of convincing to get him to come back for the sequel.
So that’s the end of that, then. I think we all know where Hamill stands on the issue, so l—
Smart money says he’ll be back and will be voicing the character in one way or another.
CVG is absolved of some guilt - the speculation about the Joker actually comes from this IGN article - but for fuck’s sake, guys. Put the Jump To Conclusions mats away.
