Showing posts with label tonight. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tonight. Show all posts

Friday, July 6, 2012

PlayStation All-Stars Gets Two New Fighters, New Stage




During an exhibition at the EVO fighting tournament tonight, Sony revealed two new characters for PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale. In addition to the eight characters already revealed, Japanese Sony mascot Toro Inoue and Tekken’s Heihachi Mishima will be joining the fray.



Toro Inoue was rumored to appear in the game just last week and is one of Sony’s most well-known mascots in Japan. Toro previously appeared as a fighter in Street Fighter x Tekken. Heihachi Mishima, meanwhile, is the villain of the original Tekken and most recently also appeared in Street Fighter x Tekken.







Lastly, Sony also showed off a new stage, Dojo from Parappa the Rapper. This brings the total number of known PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale stages up to five, joining the previously announced Dreamscaoe, Hades, Metropolis and Sandover Village.


As Sony confirmed earlier today, PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale will hit stores on October 23rd. Keep checking back to IGN for new updates, as an additional pair of characters for the game will be announced during the PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale Comic-Con panel next week.







Andrew Goldfarb is IGN’s associate news editor. Keep up with pictures of the latest food he’s been eating by following him on Twitter or IGN.



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Monday, May 14, 2012

X-Play Summer Games Preview Week Starts Tonight 6:30/5:30c Ads By Google » Blog Tags Today's Most Popular Videos »


X-Play Summer Games Preview Week Starts Tonight 6:30/5:30c

Tune in tonight 6:30/5:30c as X-Play kicks off Summer Games Preview Week, our ultimate guide to all the season's hottest games. Tonight we'll start it off with Ghost Recon: Future Soldier, Diablo 3, Max Payne 3, and more. Get full show details below:

Watch the X-Play Summer Games Preview tonight and all week at 6:30/5:30c!


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Friday, May 11, 2012

The Big Bang Theory: Season Finale Review



Note: Full spoilers of this episode to follow.

I always love a good framing device, and tonight's episode of The Big Bang Theory featured a pretty awesome one involving Wolowitz reflecting – just moments before blasting off into space – on his wedding with Bernadette, and the events that lead to their decision to quickly elope.

Not only did this framing device set the episode apart from the rest of the season, but it killed two birds with one stone, allowing fans to see both events without stretching things to two untidy episodes. And, despite having both the space launch story and the wedding in one episode, the framing device allowed us a taste of the hell Wolowtiz will likely endure in space, while enjoying the more character-centric, and touching, aspects of this season-long arch.

Also, since wedding episodes are pretty common for season finales, the launch subplot added a flavor to the narrative that freshened things up. In fact, pretty much every aspect of the wedding felt fresh, right down to Sheldon's Klingon officiation.


In many ways, "
The Countdown Reflection" represents what many fans have longed for all season – a better balance of geeky jokes, relationship humor, character and Sheldonisms. Pretty much everyone hit their marks tonight (Sheldon was on fire, by the way), and yes, this includes Amy Farrah Fowler, who got at least three solid laughs out of me.

The episode also hosted a decent share of touching moments, starting with the first scene between Wolowitz and Bernadette, where he gives her a little star pendent he plans to take into space, so he can bring her home a star (awww). It was an honest moment that felt both real and cute, and was followed by a pretty solid laugh. And the final scene, between all the couples, was also honest and sweet, and a pretty great payoff to the previous episode.

As is sometimes the case with The Big Bang Theory, this season in particular, the characters are pretty clumsily written and half-cocked. But a great many of the issues did manage to get cleared up here, paving the way for a sharper, potentially funnier sixth season...hopefully.

Sheldon and Amy's relationship will finally move forward, likely in some rather hilarious and awkward ways.
Leonard and Penny deepened their feeling for one another. Wolowtiz and Bernadette, now married, must now mutually endure Wolowtiz's overbearing mother, or purge her from their lives. And Raj, well...he seems to have finally come to terms with being a bachelor.


Let's hope the kinks of this season won't rear its ugly head next fall, and tonight is just a twinkling of things to come. I will leave you with my favorite line of the episode that, in spite of my optimism and love for the show, seems somewhat fitting,"That's what you said about the Green Lantern movie. You were 114 minutes of wrong."


Source : http://tv.ign.com/articles/122/1224582p1.html

Thursday, May 10, 2012

The Big Bang Theory: Season Finale Review



Note: Full spoilers of this episode to follow.

I always love a good framing device, and tonight's episode of The Big Bang Theory featured a pretty awesome one involving Wolowitz reflecting – just moments before blasting off into space – on his wedding with Bernadette, and the events that lead to their decision to quickly elope.

Not only did this framing device set the episode apart from the rest of the season, but it killed two birds with one stone, allowing fans to see both events without stretching things to two untidy episodes. And, despite having both the space launch story and the wedding in one episode, the framing device allowed us a taste of the hell Wolowtiz will likely endure in space, while enjoying the more character-centric, and touching, aspects of this season-long arch.

Also, since wedding episodes are pretty common for season finales, the launch subplot added a flavor to the narrative that freshened things up. In fact, pretty much every aspect of the wedding felt fresh, right down to Sheldon's Klingon officiation.


In many ways, "
The Countdown Reflection" represents what many fans have longed for all season – a better balance of geeky jokes, relationship humor, character and Sheldonisms. Pretty much everyone hit their marks tonight (
Sheldon was on fire, by the way), and yes, this includes
Amy Farrah Fowler, who got at least three solid laughs out of me.

The episode also hosted a decent share of touching moments, starting with the first scene between Wolowitz and Bernadette, where he gives her a little star pendent he plans to take into space, so he can bring her home a star (awww). It was an honest moment that felt both real and cute, and was followed by a pretty solid laugh. And the final scene, between all the couples, was also honest and sweet, and a pretty great payoff to the previous episode.

As is sometimes the case with The Big Bang Theory, this season in particular, the characters are pretty clumsily written and half-cocked. But a great many of the issues did manage to get cleared up here, paving the way for a sharper, potentially funnier sixth season...hopefully.

Sheldon and Amy's relationship will finally move forward, likely in some rather hilarious and awkward ways.
Leonard and
Penny deepened their feeling for one another. Wolowtiz and Bernadette, now married, must now mutually endure Wolowtiz's overbearing mother, or purge her from their lives. And
Raj, well...he seems to have finally come to terms with being a bachelor.


Let's hope the kinks of this season won't rear its ugly head next fall, and tonight is just a twinkling of things to come. I will leave you with my favorite line of the episode that, in spite of my optimism and love for the show, seems somewhat fitting,"That's what you said about the Green Lantern movie. You were 114 minutes of wrong."


Source : http://tv.ign.com/articles/122/1224582p1.html

Tonight On Attack Of The Show: Ralphie May & Dark Shadows! Ads By Google » Blog Tags Today's Most Popular Videos »


Tonight On AOTS: Ralphie May Visits & Dark Shadows Cast Interviews

Hello, Thursday. And hello, new Attack of the Show. Tonight, Kevin Pereira and Candace ;Bailey talk to stand-up comedian Ralphie May in studio about his new DVD, Too Big To Ignore, and Tiffany Smith sits down with Tim Burton, Michelle Pfeiffer and the rest of the cast about their big screen adaptation of Dark Shadows. Matt Mira also reviews the Bose SoundLink mobile speaker for Gadget Pr0n and Sara Underwood talks about the new Facebook app center for The Feed. Tune in at 7PM EST!


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Wednesday, May 9, 2012

Tonight On Attack Of The Show: Dreama Walker & NOOK Simple Review Ads By Google » Blog Tags Today's Most Popular Videos »


Tonight On AOTS: Don't Trust The B's Dreama Walker & Nook Simple Review

Tune in to a brand new Attack of the Show tonight with Kevin Pereira and Sara Underwood! They'll be talking to Dreama Walker about her series, Don't Trust The B---- In Apt 23, while Matt Mira will review the NOOK Simple with Glowlight eReader on Gadget Pr0n. Plus, find out which apps you should use on your next trip around the world! See you at 7PM EST.


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Monday, May 7, 2012

Tonight On Attack Of The Show: Grimm's Bitsie Tulloch & Sony 3D Sound Bar Review Ads By Google » Blog Tags Today's Most Popular Videos »



Tonight On AOTS: Grimm's Bitsie Tulloch Visits & Sony 3D Sound Bar Review

Watch a brand new edition of Attack of the Show tonight with Kevin Pereira, Candace Bailey and Sara Underwood. Starting at 7PM EST, Bitsie Tulloch from NBC's Grimm will be live in studio and we review a Sony 3D sound bar system for Gadget Pr0n. Plus, check out who the latest Kings of Dot Comedy are and more! See you tonight.


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