After finishing System Wars: The Game, what will I be doing next? It could be anything! But here are some upcoming projects: 1. Nintendo Dream Sumner Competition: I will be competing! And believe it or not, Diddy Kong will not star in it. My entrie will be a story about....THE ICE CLIMBERS! I hope you enjoy it! It will be done in the same matter as the Sonic X seasons I am co-writing over at TV.com! 2. Nintendo @ E308 Official Thread: The next installment of my big hype threads, and I have called shotgun on doing the E3 thread! It will be the most advanced hype thread I have done, using every trick in the book that I think doesn't suck. Look forward to it! It shouldn't be a failure like my Mario Kart one. 3. Dragonball X: A Youtube animated series. Before you go crazy, it is not my show, it's actually from a friend at TV.com. But I play a BIG part in it. I am the animator! Everything on screen was drawn and animated by me. I think the show has some moderate potential and it was fun doing the first episode (7 minutes long). Maybe see it soon! 4. More SW Monthly: I am the only one keeping the project going, and thanks to the great writers I have, last months issue was one of the best. But some of our big writers have left, but we still have some great ones and you can surely expect another installment next month! And that's about all that is set in stone. I'm sure some more stuff will pop up, but here you go! By the way, this was all written using the Wii browser, just like 80% of the posts I do here. Isn't that awesome?

...need to watch Raiders of the Lost Ark again.

They are all complaining the new movie was silly. I did find it silly, but it was still great. They say that it was very silly compared to the older movies like Raiders of the Lost Ark.

Wrong.

After watching Kingdom of the Crystal Skull and rewatching Raiders of the Lost Ark, I couldn't see a difference in tone at all.

Yeah, Mutt swinging tress with the monkeys was silly. Marion hitting an Arab with a frying pan was also silly. Escaping an exploding atomic bomb in a lead lined 1950's fridge seems lucky, Indy getting out of the pit of snakes by making an old statue make a whole in the wall by guessing it was there was also lucky. Having brain dead villains seems kiddy, Belloq coming out of the bar with a burning hand and putting in the snow while crying like a Looney Tunes cartoon was also silly.

You are all held back by nostalgia, and so was I, but now I am not, and say that there is no difference between Raiders and Kingdom. And personally I will say Kingdom is better than Raiders because it was funner and had more action.

If you want a serious and mature Indy movie, then Temple of Doom is for you.

Also, on an unrelated note, Temple of Doom is my favorite Indy movie. It's just so good and I really liked it's story.

Some brilliant person made this topic.....about me.

Just about everything he said is absolutely correct. It's amazing.

"Really?" "Yeah." "How?" "My Church is bigger than yours." "And having a bigger Church makes you closer to God?" "Yeah." "How?" "Better reception." *facepalm*

Haven't you noticed that both Iron Man and Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull both start the exact same way, with a military convoy going thru the desert (that is used for military weapon testin) during the opening credits while a licensed song from long ago plays in the background?

"No."

"No."

"Um...um...ah....um...I have no idea what you are talking about!"

I went to see it today, AT THE PREMIERE!

Needless to say, it's very good.

Some of the most amazing action sequences ever shown on film, and I am not exaggerating.

More actions movies should mimick this movie in almost everyway possible.

Fantastic choreagraphy, and visuals too!

Dreamworks is getting very good! They are getting very close to PIXAR quality! It looked better than Ratatooie! The fur was so realistic and great subtle animations in the eyes and ears.

It's also funny and a decent story. It's great to see the 5 guys fight together, and Pu (the panda) fights just so amazingly. This choreographer is very smart. It's joyful to see someone of such mass and weight fight. It's also hilarious.

But it's also kinda short, and you are left wanting for more, with only 4-5 action scenes in the whole movie. but each of them are so awesome. In fact, the opening action scene got it right from the start:

A Dragon Warrior that was so awesome, it blinded all enemies by sheer awesomeness. Kung Fu Panda line in the opening fight scene

I came out of the theather very impressed.

With Iron Man, Speed Racer, Indy, and this movie, 2008 is turning out to be one of the best years for bockbuster movies ever (as in where the blockbuster movies are actually good). Maybe even better than 1998!

Can Wall-E turn the tables around and beat Kung Fu Panda? This is one action scene I do not want to miss.

I wanna have fun too.

This ain't no job!

10 months have passed. August September October November December January February March April May From idea, to reality. System Wars: The Game is now fully playable from starting screen to the ending credits. I am still going to polish it a bit more before posting it, but after 10 months of unbearable and hard work, the 4 hour game (on speed run) is finished. I could cry right about now. Anybody want a screenshot from the last thing put in the game? It could be a spoiler, but I'll make sure that you won't know exactly what is happening.

Another John Williams masterpiece.

It has been on my head since I saw the movie, and I just wanted to share it.

Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull

That was fun! John William's new music for the movie is still in my head. What did you guys think?

I thought it was fantastic. I came out of the movie theater happy. And there some parts of the movie that just made your eyes pop out (like the finale). The action scenes were amazing, in fact, all of them were great, especially the first one and the one in the river/ants. And there was a very suspecious lack of Short Round (epic dissapointment)

For the list, I would pick from best to worst:

1. Temple of Doom

2. Kingdom of the Crystal Skull

3. Raiders of the Lost Ark

4. The Last Crusade

The reason being that Crystal Skull had some boring sections of just straight dialogue. Temple of Doom was action all the way. Raiders of the Lost Ark is the most nostalgic, but Temple of Doom was more enjoyable. And The Last Crusade had a great story, but that's not what Indiana Jones is about.

Is it better than Iron Man for movie of the month? Who knows.

I'm still thinking about Meet the Robinsons. That movie was good. It's still in my head. I don't remember a movie making me so emotional before. Sure, it wasn't great animation, but it has such a great story and direction. It was a powerfull movie.