After an extended 10 day production schedule (most of my videos take only an afternoon), I’m proud to announce the NoBrandCon episode is available.
Or, it might be.
Click Here and it’ll take you to the page. It should be working by the time you read this.
Download the entire movie on Megaupload: after clicking, it will ask you to wait 30-45 seconds. Close the popup and your download will be ready. I know that’s a kind of a pain, but free bandwidth is free bandwidth.

People still kinda tilt their head in confusion when I talk about goals at powet.tv. Granted, we haven’t produced a LOT of video content, but we’ve done some, and the largest posting to date is uploading as I type this.
Wired magazine has stepped in with a guide to television on the inter-net. They cover the best places to get it, the best shows to watch, and even how to create your own content. From RocketBoom to RedVsBlue, there’s obviously more good TV on the net these days than on actual TV. Just what am I paying my cable bill for anyway?

The latest info to just hit the net: No Soundwave?
Nevermore, a man who collects rumors in larger numbers than toys, has posted a massive update from a dozen sources about producer Don Murphy’s panel at TransformersCon in Toronto. He spoke of General Motors being involved, a battle between Scorponok and the US military in the desert, and confirmation on the use of both the classic transforming sound and the some form of the original theme.
Last week, we got first word on casting from IGN. In addition to Shia “LaBeouf”; Jon Voight, Bernie Mac, and John Tuturro are supposedly cast or close to being cast. Michael Clarke Duncan is also mentioned as US Army Warrant Officer Figueroa, a definite nod to the fan-favorite Transformers comic artist.
Last but not least, Quint from Aint-it-Cool spent some time with Michael Bay talking Transformers, and they speak of some concept art, a few plot points, and further enforce that the US Military is heavily involved and we can count on real tanks and planes being used.

Fan site Nintenduh is calling for some kind of recognition from Nintendo over the state of Star Fox.
Instead of wondering why Nintendo has outsourced the last 2 titles or questioning the departure from the space-faring roots, They just want to know why his nose changed colors from black to brown.

There is already a mountain of variations to the classic board game Monopoly, but there’s always room for one more. Kotaku posted this image of a forthcoming Nintendo version.
After some diligent investigation (aka google) I was unable to come up with any further information about the game. We’ll all keep our eyes peeled, because it would be nice to have a Mario Party where someone doesn’t curse over not knowing how to play all the minigames.

I understand completely now why Roger Ebert doesn’t think video games are art. He paid to see Silent Hill. He also sat through Doom, Resident Evil, Tomb Raider, Mortal Kombat, and who knows how many other insanely bad movies.
I was not expecting much. In fact I saw it after being warned. What did surprise me is that it was worse than Van Helsing, which enjoyed nearly 2 years on my list as the worst modern movie. I wanted to clean up my language when I started this new site and every fiber of my being yearns to use words that I promised I would not use online anymore. #&@*!
Oh, it was so bad! And nothing made sense. I feel guilty even talking about it, and I saw it on Tuesday.
I won’t waste your time with further allegations of the movie’s terrible nature. I just have to write something here so I feel I got my money’s worth. I can at least say I saw it to review on the site.

Since this is going to be much longer than the regular episodes of powet.tv, I made a teaser. Final Film will be released by May 1st.

I don’t know nothing about Naruto, but if last weekend at NoBrandCon was any indication, its a really popular anime. Kotaku has screens from the lastest Naruto fighting game to be imported.
What a shameless way to increase traffic on my part.