Have you ever wanted to know what the worst movie ever made was ? Well look no further, MasterAbbott had the honor of speaking to Michael Adams, Author of his new book Showgirls, Teen Wolves and Astro Zombies.
A HILARIOUS YEAR-LONG QUEST TO FIND AND WATCH THE WORST MOVIE EVER MADE !!!
In our interview, Michael explains with another year drawing to close, he found himself making an unusual New Year’s resolution: in the next 12 months, he would find the answer to the question: ‘What is the worst movie ever made?’ He would do so by watching at least one terrible film per day. For a year. That’s 365 bad movies in 365 days. No fast-forwarding. No pressing the stop button. Not a lot of people could do it, but Michael made it through and survived all the Zombies and bad video game movies along. Check out the interview below and see what Michael believes it he WORST video game movie EVER made !!!
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Special thanks to Michael for taking the time to talk to us, we wish him the best of luck with Showgirls, Teen Wolves and Astro Zombies.
Event: Armageddon Expo Sydney
Date: 26/27 February, 2011
Location: Sydney Olympic Park
Time: 9AM – 6PM
Mood – Starstruck
On both Saturday and Sunday (the 26th and the 27th respectively) was an amazing expo, which was being held in The Dome at Sydney Olympic Park, which was to cover sources of popular culture – such as Sci-Fi, Video Games, Tabletop Gaming, Anime and other various types of pop culture. In attendance at this event were many Stars, Celebrities and Awesome people from Awesome sources (like movies, books, games, anime, cartoons, etc.) as well as many Capsule Computer editors and contributors, such as Myself (LinkageAX), Phil (MasterAbbott), Michael and lastly; Grace (Aura). The weekend was insanely epic with plenty of opportunities to check out the awesome cosplayers, meet the expo’s guests and enjoy the various panels and activities scheduled throughout both days.
Capsule Computer Contributors and Editors – Grace, Michael and Ben/LinkageAX.
Floor Plan
Each day would begin with a queue for entry, Saturday’s queue was much longer than Sunday’s (though it’s likely that it’s because Soundwave was also running on the day and people were either attending that or not bothering due to the vastly over-crowded trains that were operating), then followed by entry of the event and then doing whatever was available inside the event. With Armageddon I found that the queues were handled quite efficiently as by around 10AM there was little to no queue at the entry at all. Quick queues are great for conventions, I mean I’ve been to some with a similar number of attendees and the queues have literally taken multiple hours to get anywhere, so for them to be this quick is a huge achievement and the organisers / volunteers / staff should be congratulated for it.
Upon entering the event, attendees were greeted by a doorman/woman (who were quite energetic) and were given a showbag of the event with various goodies and guides within. After obtaining a showbag, you would pass through a kind of white-room with a media sign in room to the right and the show floor / merchants sector straight ahead. The Media room is where people from the media (such as Phil and Myself) were told to go in order to obtain media passes which would allow us some exclusive access to various sections and celebrities at the event which were closed off to the public. Behind the Merchants Sector lies the main stage, where various panels and events were held during the expo, like the Fear-Factor Eating Contest on Sunday or the Cosplay Parade on Saturday (Note: Both are used as examples, there were more panels and events held at this main stage). Behind the Main Stage was a secret area, a hidden area, something that if you were playing an Xbox or G4WL game would have earned you a bunch of points for finding, behind the stage was the Green Room, which was where the celebrities / guests hung out at various times during the day, and was also where MasterAbbott and Myself were sometimes given access to in order to conduct interviews. Back outside and into the Merchants Sector was a couple of staircases, one just to the left/right of the entrance (depending on facing) and one just off to the side of the entry-way to the Main Stage. Both sets of stairs lead to the same place, or rather, places. Up the stairs was a small (pen and paper, trading card) gaming section run by one of the larger and more interesting stalls at the event and a conference room which was set-up as another stage for panels. Next to the stairs just outside the entrance to the Main Stage was the Signing area for the Various celebrities and guests at the event (though some were available at either their own booth in the Merchants Sector or booths/stalls run by other benefactors, like Cartoon Network) and just next to the Signing Area was the Photo Booths where attendees could get photos taken with their favorite guests.
That’s pretty much it for the floor plan.
Intricacies –
~Day One~
Both Phil and Myself met up at the event quite early and went about taking photos of random cosplayers, exploring the stalls, chatting and joking around and generally having fun. After spending a short amount of time with each other we each separated to do some stuff by ourselves and I quickly went down to get an autograph with David Hewlett (Dr. Meredith Rodney McKay), most well known for his work in the Sci-Fi TV series: Stargate Atlantis. There I bumped into a friend I met at a previous convention, who was cosplaying as Rochelle? from the Left 4 Dead series of games. She had the costume down quite well, I’m still kicking myself for forgetting to get a photo even though we rendezvous’d several times throughout the day. She was in a different line to me, but she got a friend to hold her spot as she came over to chat for a few minutes. My line advanced and she headed back over to her line. Soon enough, it was my turn to meet David for the first time ever. I headed over to him, selected my photo and he signed it (I so want to make that sound way more epic, but I can’t quite think of a way; rest assured that it was very epic indeed); after that we shook hands and I proceeded in the away direction. “Hi Ben, All the Best from the Best – David Hewlett” ‘Eff yeah! After swooning over my picture, I went over to talk the friend of mine, before being marshalled away by security (or did that happen later? The two events [me meeting David for the first time and then the chatting) seem to be connected mentally, apologies if this wasn’t the order). Also, somewhere in this paragraph, Phil wet his pants because of Hudson Leick screaming into a microphone which is quite entertaining to think about.
Check it here (I’m pretty sure I have to buy new headphones, be warned) –
Anyways, after walking around for a bit more and stopping for random photos, I finally bump back into Phil near the entrance and we form a small two-man party for the convention. After discussing whatever it was that we were going to do next, Phil organized with Armageddon PR staff if any of the guests would be available for interviews. . After waiting a few minutes, we had the opportunity to interview David Hewlett. w00t! Euphoria ensues. Both Phil and I are ecstatic to be even in the same general area as the guests, let alone being able to interview them. We followed along behind the stage and into the Green Room area.
Links pants = the colour of this text.
We interviewed David and well, you can see how it goes here (You can literally see how excited I am by meeting him. Blanking due to being Starstruck and not actually being prepared for the interview – but never fear MasterAbbott was here to take over)
On our way out, we see Renee O’Connor and I have a slight mime conversation with her. It was awesome! Anyways, we’re heading out and I’m completely geeking out at this point, it was so epic!; and we head out back to the Guest Signing area for a quick debrief. We decided that it would be a pretty sweet idea to have an interview with Michael Adams, who was a Film Critic for Empire Magazine, and was at Armageddon to promote his hilarious new book ‘Showgirls, Teen Wolves and Astro Zombies’; which is about his year long quest to watch a bad movie every day.
Michael was a fairly entertaining guy and his book has a hilarious concept that we would recommend to not only people who are into bad movies, not only to people who require a guide to bad movies, but to everyone in general. After we finished with our Michael Adams interview, we were lucky enough to score an interview with Karen Allen; who was absolutely AMAZING! Both Phil and I absolutely adored her and she was a very nice woman and consider ourselves quite lucky to have been able to interview her.
I believe that Karen was our last interview for the day. We thanked her, shared pleasantries, shook hands, etc. She is really an amazing woman and we wish her all the best in her future endeavors. We headed off and I bumped into another friend of mine, and we got some photo’s. She was the Witch, I believe, from Left 4 Dead. It never occurred to me until just now that I had multiple friends at the event who were cosplaying L4D this year. The photos actually turned out really well! We separated again after checking out some more stuff with Phil going to a panel by the two stars from Survivor (James Clement & Amy Cusak) with me heading over to the Kamehameha contest, followed by the Cosplay Parade at the main stage.
Phils pants = the colour of this text.
I can’t comment on the Survivor Panel, but the two guests (James Clement and Ami Cusack) were really nice when we bumped into them earlier and had a short conversation with some joking and stuff going on. What I can comment on though, was the Kamehameha contest. For those of you who don’t know what a Kamehameha is, here is a brief snippet –
Close it after the bad guy explodes, the rest is irrelevant. So, anyways, the Kamehameha contest was great, though, like most contests; it quickly degenerated into people playing it up for laughs. Though I’m quite glad that someone who was somewhat serious about it actually made it through to the finals. Apologies for not having any footage of the actual contest.
The parade had many different cosplayers costumed as many different characters. Normally at conventions and things where there are cosplay competitions you’re likely to get a few people dressed as the same thing, at Armageddon though, there wasn’t much of that and the costumes themselves seemed more unique. Phil came back at around this time. Each cosplayer moved along onto the stage after showing off a pose or two to the audience and it was quite the treat. We saw many of our favorite cosplayers on the stage that we had met throughout the day, like the four amazing ladies we took photo’s with (Sorry about not knowing your real names ladies, I should have asked) – Gabrielle, Xena, Poison Ivy and Selene (from underworld, apparently I was one of two to have gotten that correct during the day, go me!). Another of our personal favorites was Commander Shephard! Man that was an amazing costume and both Phil and I loved it, we must have spent ~20-30mins with that guy talking about his costume and stuff, stacking both days. So like an hour or so.
Commander Shepard, We Salute You!
After the contest, it was time to pack up and leave. Was quite a good day.
~Day Two~
The second day for some reason went much, much faster than the first day for some reason. Like it really felt like half the day was missing even though we spent roughly the same amount of time at the Expo. Today I didn’t have as much trouble getting in, no queue for me this time, just waved my Media Pass and the guy let me straight in. Man that was great. Anyway, I enter the expo and I run into Phil near the main stage at the event and he lets me know that we have an Interview with the legendary Renee O’Connor very soon and that we should prepare. After a short while and some more photo’s later, we are greeted by PR Staff and we head off into the Green Room area to wait for Renee.
We’d like to dedicate this shot to Dustin Spencer, the biggest Renee O’Connor fan ever.
Renee O’Connor is amazing and we absolutely love her allowing us to interview her.
Watch the amazing interview (and my epic camerawork) here
Renee O’Connor, she is such an amazing woman, who most us would know as ‘Gabrielle’ from the ‘Xena: Warrior Princess’ TV show, which aired back in the 90s I believe. From what I remember of the show it was pretty amazing, but it doesn’t compare to the epicness of Renee in reality. She’s such a nice woman, and she knew what she wanted out of the interview and she had a fair idea on what would work out with the content we needed on our site. The interview is very much a product of hers as much as it is a product of ours. I can easily see why it is that one of our own editors – Dustin – has such a crush on her.
After our interview with Renee, we had a rather short timeframe to make it into the Roosterteeth panel, which was quite crowded. We were lucky to get seats, the oaf next to me was very reluctant to move his baggage and let me down, he wasn’t even holding the seating for anyone, I maybe even had to coerce him with my media pass. The dudes from Rooster Teeth came in from behind the stage, equipped with Pies, Chips and Bundaberg Rum. Throughout the panel, they would feed a member of the audience by throwing them a chip, they would also take a swig of the rum every so often. I swear you could see them visibly get more and more drunk over the course of the panel. They were really great guys though and were very, very friendly with us and the crowd. It was easily the most entertaining panel of the day. We also ran into Capsule Computers contributors, Michael and Grace again, which happened on day one somewhere and I forgot to mention it. After many laughs and a Q&A with the audience the panel was over and we were able to secure an interview with them. Awesome!
Rooster Teeth dudes. They Were amazing to us throughout the day, we love you guys!
We moved into a room just behind the stage and Michael was allowed to interview the guys from Rooster Teeth, which you can check out below –
Shortly after the interview, a question occurred to me, which was; ‘Would we ever get to see a Red Vs. Blue Campaign Add-on for Halo?’. They responded that it was a good question and that they would love to get one done and to let everyone know that we want one. So Everyone! Red Vs. Blue Addon for Halo: Reach or a future Halo title! Let’s get this campaign started! Email Microsoft, or Bungie, or 343 and make it happen. The team left and we were so pumped that I don’t quite remember how but we somehow ended up at their booth shortly after, loaded with freebies. Joy!
We went around taking more random shots, we may have had lunch at some point and maybe even chatted to some people. Unfortunately for Phil (who was taking photos of cosplayers) Laura Vandervoort walked past us and he missed an opportunity to say ‘Hi’; which I’m sure he wanted to do at some point. I think we ended up taking a photo of a blonde Lara Croft, which was quite entertaining. At some point after eating and taking photo’s we were given the okay to interview the two quests from survivor; James Clement and Ami Cusack. You should have seen Phils face, he was so euphoric and starstruck, I’m surprised he didn’t start hyper-ventilating and collapse. Though it probably helped that he had been talking to them on and off throughout both days of the event, they were pretty much best-friends by the time the interview came along. I’m sure I *may* have heard Phil Squeel like a school-girl at one point before the interview.
Originally the interview was to take place in one of the rooms that we shot McKay or Gabrielle in, but we ended up switching it to outside. I’m sure it worked out better this way, judge for yourself here –
Special thanks to both James and Amy for an amazing interview. We wish them the best of luck in the future and we hope (well Phil hopes) to see them in future seasons of Survivor !!
Once the interview with Janes and Amy was done, we went around for some more photos which was cool and we somehow ended back up at the main stage again. This time, however, there was some kind of Fear Factor eating Contest or something going on. Phil was coerced into joining by Ami who was hosting the event (I seriously have a period of time missing from my memory, something happened in that time but I can’t discern what) and was forced into eating a slab of butter. You should have heard his amazing quip – ‘It tastes like butter!’, really Phil, really?
“It tastes like butter!” Thanks Phil, we wouldn;’t have guessed. On another note, isn’t my camera work awesome!
After Phil’s time on the stage, it was time for the next round, with a new batch of contestants. Luckily for me, I wasn’t up there as the thing they were made to consume was 2-litres of milk. We quickly spotted cosplayers lining up for the cosplay competition that was on afterwards and went over to chat, get photos and get a better view of the guys drinking the milk. One guy downed the whole bottle, started talking and then without warning all the milk suddenly exploded from his mouth. It was epic.
We watched the Cosplay contest from the Sidelines, speaking with our favorite cosplayer, Commander Shephard. He actually won a prize in the contest, so congrats to him. Another favorite group of our actually won the event, which was; Xena, Gabrielle and the two Tron: Legacy ladies. Grats everyone!
The absolute winner, as chosen by her group.
After the cosplay contest and gratzing everyone, we left and I saw Colin Cunningham with a tiny line on him. I needed a photo to go with my 2006 Supanova one and he’s an amazing guy. So I asked him for one, reminded him of the event and he seemed to remember it. Was amazing!
After we got our photo’s it was time to go and Phil went to pick up his D&D merchandise then we all left.
Unsorted Memories –
I don’t quite remember when it was (in relation to this article), the Ice-Cream eating contest. Man that was pretty cool. I’m sure there were two very sexy guys eating one Ice-block, two Jeedai, and maybe even a couple of girls, though I can’t quite remember if they were legal or not. Basically what happened in the event was that one person would hold the ice-block stick in their mouth and the other would have to eat it. I also had this idea during the eating contest, instead of using banal foods like butter or milk, why not use foods known to make you vomit but look completely harmless. Stuff like weetbix and saos? Put them together and it’s like eating sand. Give it a go (Thanks to the Rover crew who made me do this at Iron Gut, Echo Alpha Delta). Oh yeah, and we got photos with the guy from The Vampire Diaries and Heroes randomly, which was awesome!
Conclusion –
Man, what a great weekend out! I had loads of fun, I’m sure I may have had a crossplayer leaning on me at some point. Thanks to all the Staff and PR at Armageddon, you’re all wonderful! And lastly, thank you to all the guests that we were able to get an interview with! You’re all so very awesome and I was very happy to have met you all, even if I was a little shy/starstruck at the time. Also, thanks to all the cosplayers who let us take photo’s, they turned out great! Check them out below. Thanks again everyone!
Can you feel it yet? The buzz for Pokémon Black & White is starting to build quite heavily all over as the release is just 6 days away! Nintendo are doing yet another event for the two titles, but this launch celebration under the name of the “Passport to the Unova Region” event is sure to be the biggest as it is taking place at Nintendo World. This event takes place on March 5th (between 3pm and 6pm) and will let attendees purchase a copy of either game a day ahead of the March 6th release date as well as get in on quite a few of the festivities.
There will also be an interactive set-up available for fans, letting them try the titles themselves at game-play kiosks, a download area for the Liberty Pass which enables players to get the new Mythical Pokémon Victini, as well as depictions for the new starter and legendary Pokémon and photo booth with never before seen artwork. A “passport” will be given to each visitor in which they will be able to get a stamp for each station they experience. Once all stations are visited, a Pokémon Black & White T-Shirt will be given out while supplies last.
If you are in the New York area, this event will surely be one not to miss as it is sure to be filled with cosplayers and hardcore fans alike.
The address for Nintendo World is:
Nintendo World
10 Rockefeller Plaza
New York, NY 10020
For the rest of the world, you can still cosplay, but the wait will finally be over come this Sunday when Black & White officially release.
We have lift off! With De Blob 2 out this week, THQ has launched an energetic and colourful launch trailer for De Blob 2. Out now for DS, Xbox 360, PS3 and Wii, De Blob 2 features new abilities and upgrades for Blob as well as new puzzles and challenges along the way. The original title was a Wii exclusive, but this action-packed sequel from THQ is out now on almost every major console at the moment and is bursting with both colour and character. You can check out the new quick and quirky launch trailer below, and if your seeing everything gloomy and with a black and white perspective, this could really brighten up your day!
Mastertronic is bringing its second collection of PopCap’s finest casual games to shelves with PopCap Volume 2, releasing in March this year. This second instalment of hit games (again, coming exclusively to Xbox 360) features Plants vs. Zombies, Zuma, Heavy Weapon and Feeding Frenzy 2.
While all of these titles are available to purchase off the Xbox Live Marketplace, by providing a retail compilation Mastertronic are opening up the games to a completely new audience who may not have their system connected to Xbox Live. Furthermore, buying this game should work out cheaper than buying all of the games as downloads individually, and will also result in a hard copy in your hands rather than a digital download.
PopCap Hits Vol. 2, will be released on Xbox 360 on 11th March 2011 at a mid price point.
If you have had an itch for a new flight sim, Ubisoft have IL-2 Sturmovik: Cliffs of Dover hitting shelves in a little under a month to fill that craving. This brand new installment in the series will be PC exclusive and set players in the 1940 skies, during the battle between British, the German and the Italian air forces.
Here is a full list of features from Ubisoft for IL-2 Sturmovik: Cliffs of Dover:
New aircraft: incredibly detailed true-to-life modeling of aircraft systems based on thousands of hours of dedicated research. Every single aircraft component can be damaged for realistic and immensely satisfying results.
Flyable aircraft – Over a dozen famous and highly detailed English, German and Italian aircraft available, with all crew positions open to players. All flyable aircraft have been painstakingly researched, resulting in incredibly accurate cockpit interiors.
Non-flying aircraft – 13 additional AI-controlled aircraft are also available, created with the same attention to historical accuracy, for an even more varied and immersive combat environment.
Modes Include:
Exciting Single-Player Campaign – The campaign thrusts the player into the middle of the battle. The player will join the British Air Force to fight the German forces and renegade pilots on his own
Massive multiplayer – Customizable modes range from simple death match-style free-for-alls to epic, ongoing 128 player battles that can last hours, days, weeks, or even longer.
Interactive training – Comprehensive interactive training for new players – fly a real WWII trainer plane with a computer controlled instructor through a series of training missions.
Brand new setting – The battle will take place on a large area spanning London and southern England in the north, to Northern France and Belgium in the south. The huge map will contain thousands of historical cities, towns, roads, airfields, radar stations, ports, and industrial areas – all located exactly where they were in 1940.
New 3D engine – Latest-gen graphics engine with DX10 and DX11 API support. Huge variety of photorealistic ground vehicles, buildings and other environmental elements recreate minute details of 1940s Europe.
Customizable difficulty – dozens of realism options allow newcomers to the franchise to reduce the difficulty and focus on the fun while learning the ropes of being a pilot.
Week long battles certainly do sound interesting, but if all of these features are not enough for the hardcore fans, we also have a brand new collectors edition to look forward to as well. What is in the package? Take a look for yourself.
This edition includes:
The Windows PC version of IL-2 STURMOVIK™: Cliffs of Dover
A cloth pilot escape map showing The Battle of Britain strategic locations
A replica of the Pilot’s Notes on the Spitfire I Aeroplane, provided to RAF pilots during The Battle of Britain and reprinted from the RAF Museum original document
An in-depth 150-page ring binder pilot instructions
Those who pre-order from the UbiShop on either version will also receive a free digital copy of Silent Hunter III.
I am all for a jam-packed collector’s edition and this one great, especially since we don’t often see sets created for PC titles. IL-2 Sturmovik: Cliffs of Dover will land in stores in the U.S. on March 22nd and in the UK on March 25th. Australia & New Zealand will also see a release in March, but no official date has been set in stone as of yet but we will keep you updated as this title gets closer to touching down all over.
Unlockable outfits, additional cases, and a swingin’ soundtrack. If those sound appealing at all to you, then you might want to consider throwing in a pre-order for L.A. Noire as Rockstar have revealed all of the nice bonuses that will be given as incentive for early buyers. I really don’t have to go into much about the game itself, as from the realistic technology for facial features which let players distinguish truth or fiction, the crime-based story, and interesting take on gameplay, this title is really looking quite impressive as it is, but today we will touch base on exactly what each retailer will be specifically handing out to their dedicated customers.
Here is the full list of retailer specific DLC and bonuses for early buyers of L.A. Noire:
Gamestop/EBGames
‘The Naked City’ Vice Case In this bonus case from L.A. Noire’s Vice Desk, detective Cole Phelps investigates the supposed suicide of a stunning fashion model. Can you help Cole unravel the truth in a city blighted by drugs, corruption and greed, where the death of a beautiful woman is never as straightforward as it seems?
The Badge Pursuit Challenge Hidden around L.A. Noire’s beautiful recreation of 1947 Los Angeles are 20 police badges to find and collect. If you can find all 20 of these badges, the dapper Button Man suit will be unlocked which provides extra ammo for all weapons. Each badge also provides 5 additional XP which will help further unlock Intuition Points – special credits that can be used to give Phelps a key investigative insight when you need it most.
JB HiFi/ Wal-Mart
“A Slip of the Tongue” Traffic Case is a bonus case from the Traffic Desk in which a seemingly run of the mill car theft ends up sparking an explosive investigation into the largest auto fraud racket the city has ever seen. With the stolen cars piling up and questionable characters at every turn, can you help Cole Phelps crack the biggest case so far in his career?
L.A Noire Inspired Soundtrack
GAME / Best Buy
“The Sharpshooter” Detective Suit enhances your aim with rifles and pistols. Always a worst case scenario for any detective working a case, there are of course those occasions for Cole Phelps when pursuing a suspect escalates to gunfire. In these tense shootouts, the Sharpshooter suit provides that extra aiming precision to take the criminal down.
Amazon
‘The Broderick’ Detective Suit This unlockable detective suit boosts your fist-fighting capabilities and resilience to damage. Throughout L.A. Noire while working cases, you’ll encounter quite a few suspects and persons of interest who prove to be resistant to arrest. Your hand-to-hand fighting skills will be called into action on these cases – the Broderick suit with its enhanced fighting abilities may be that edge in helping make that collar.
Rockstar Warehouse
L.A. Noire T-Shirt Pre-order L.A. Noire through the Rockstar Warehouse, and receive a high quality, all-cotton official game t-shirt with your purchase. You can choose your desired shirt size when placing your order.
It is definitely getting harder to decide in where to purchase games these days, and most of these offerings are very tempting. I personally like extra missions or anything that extends the life of a game, so the Gamestop/EB one has me sold. Which bonus do you guys like the most? Leave a comment below and let us know.
You didn’t think that we would let the remake of such a great game of Beyond Good & Evil slip under the radar here now would you? Neither did Microsoft as they have included it in the Xbox Live Arcade House Party and boy is it a game to save near the end of the party. Ubisoft didn’t forget about the game either because they just released a brand new trailer for the game which they are calling Traitor.
Beyond Good & Evil was originally only available on the Xbox, Gamecube, PC and PS2 and achieved quite the following in its day. This HD remake has smoothed out the characters and provided the achievements that everyone loves. You will be able to pick up Beyond Good & Evil HD on March 2nd for only 800 MSP ($10). Currently the game is exclusive to the XBLA.
It seems that when Sony announces two games coming to the PSN at the same time, they usually release relatively close to each other. Just a few days after the release of Xenogears on the PSN, Vagrant Story will be available for download on the PSN for $5.99. This makes the fan favorite from Squaresoft (Square Enix) is finally available worldwide after a European release two years ago.
Square Enix has certainly expanded the PSOne classics section of the PSN on its own but there are still plenty of classic games that fans would be dying to play. What game would you like to see on there that hasn’t been released already in one form or another?
Worried that because it is a Lego game that Lego Star Wars III: The Clone Wars won’t have a bunch of boss battles from the main show? Then these recently released screenshots can put those fears to rest. In the latest batch of screenshots we see a variety of different bosses and characters from the television series The Clone Wars which this game is based off of.
Now Lego Star Wars III: The Clone Wars currently has a demo available now on the Xbox 360 so you can get a taste of what the game will be like when it is released on March 22nd. It will be arriving on any console or handheld you may want to play it on, minus any idevices of course.
