Interscription

I’m sure you’re as big a fan of throwing a monkey in a hamster ball and sending him or her around in a dizzying array of frustrating platform levels.  No doubt you experienced multiple frustrations as monkey after monkey went plummeting to their death. 

Then the 360 arrived, and with it:  Marble Blast Ultra.  No, there were no squeaky primates in those marbles, just shiny globules of pure ball-bearing business.  But, marble blast had one thing crucial to the future of the spherical rolling-platforming genre…  the jump. 

• Read more: Super Monkey Ball Banana Blitz Coming to a Revolution Near You…

Pseudo interactive’s director has indicated "more racing combat" is coming our way.

It seems interesting that this game would get support for a sequel, although I feel it’s well earned.  Full-Auto to me was a great idea, with mediocre execution.  The possibilites with the title, are pretty limitless though.  The only information we have on what another Full-Auto title might have is: "More stunts. Better destruction. More destruction. Different environments." (that is assuming he’s even talking about a sequel, although that is a pretty sequel-like quote).

• Read more: A full auto sequel?

To kick off the Interactive Entertainment section of Interscription, I’m posting a document I pieced together after months of hammering away at the Xbox 360. I’ve sent this to Microsoft through a couple of different online avenues, and received some fairly expected form letters in return. I can only hope someone in that “Bo-Hwee-Muth” of a company will take heed; those “other” folks are right around the corner, and I hear they have a shiny new thing to show the world…

• Read more: Open Letter to M$

So, one of the things this site is about, is getting an unbiased scoop on the latest in entertainment from power users. When Tim and I first started kicking this idea around, one of the impetuses for our desire to throw our hats in the ring was the overall lack of quality reviews on the web.

• Read more: Our Scoring

Last night we powered GRAW up for a little co-op goodness.  We’ve been playing through the single player somewhat slowly, not because the game isn’t a hoot, but more because it’s something like a French pastry; incredibly rich, sweet, and harmful if taken in large doses.  The game just simply requires a lot of focus for extended periods, more than say the digestible chunks of Burnout Revenge, which can give you an instant 6 minutes of fun with no further thoughts.