Only he words it much better than I did. Cee Lo’s video for his new song, Fuck You, has been everywhere the past few days. Hell, I even mentioned it in Monday’s podcast. If you haven’t seen/heard it yet, I highly recommend you hit up this link to Cee Lo’s official YouTube page to check [...]
I loved playing Dragon Age Origins and have been waiting with barely contained excitement for the release of Dragon Age 2. It’s now ready for pre-order AND they have a smoking new video to get your heart beating just a little bit faster in anticipation. March 8th,2011 can’t come soon enough…. (click the picture below [...]
A while back, we got a Monster by Mail of our mascot, π-R0. We liked it so much, we decided we had to have another. When I saw Len Peralta tweet that he would give packs of the physical Geek a Week cards with MbM orders, I took action immediately. Listeners of our podcast will [...]
That’s right. The full epilogue that we were told would be included on the show’s DVD and Blu-ray collection has made its way online. Yep, 11 minutes and 29 seconds of all new Lost content. I’d say “the last new Lost content you’ll ever see”, but I know better than to ever say never. Hell, even [...]
As you have probably noticed by now, we’re a little bit in love with Marian Call here at Giant Fire Breathing Robot. This condition was only made worse (better?) when we lucked out and got a chance not only to see her perform last week, but also to have a wonderful chat with her after [...]
Time for another round of Bonus Points, kids! Some new business, some old business, and another section that I hope will become a regular for these posts, Bonus Tracks – a look at music from and inspired by video games, union of two of my passions. Let’s jump in!
As mentioned in our podcast, we ordered a Monster by Mail from Len Peralta, the man Paul and Storm call “the fastest, funniest, smartest, Cleveland-iest illustrator East of the Pecos.” No, for real, that’s what they called him when we asked them for a comment. And just what did Mr. Peralta give us for our [...]
This past Saturday, a chunk of the Robot crew was able to hang out with the San Francisco Browncoats at their annual event, “Can’t Stop the Serenity”. This nation-wide event is a showing of Joss Whedon’s opus film Serenity, with the proceeds going to charity. Read on after the jump to hear about the fun.
