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It’s like how the package art on action figures was always so epic, and then you open it and you have this little injection-molded plastic turd with like one articulated joint. I would happily pay $12 to see movies based on these trailers. But will the games live up to them? How could they possibly?
The following outburst was yelled after the trailer for The Time Traveler’s Wife:
It’s here, in vivid, unembeddable Quicktime. Yes, this is the fourth one they’ve released. Gotta catch’em all.
What is this, like number eight or something? They’re getting better, anyway:
Another year, another Super Bowl not watched. I know lots of nerds are actually into watching the Super Bowl. I could never get behind watching a game I don’t play, played by people with whom I don’t have very much in common. I suppose there are passionate regional loyalties in play, plus genuinely interesting strategic [...]
It’s been bouncing around the Net in shaky-cam amateur-vision, but now the Quicktime version is up. It’s here.












