For those of you that don’t already know (and shame on you),  8 Bit Weapon consists of Seth and Michelle (ComputeHer), talented chiptune artists that create original songs and awesome remixes using classic gaming rigs, such as Game Boys, Ataris, and the like. I’ve had the opportunity to see them live a few times, and they never disappoint. Go ahead and get yourself familiar. I’ll wait.

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Assuredly, anyone reading this blog has already gotten most of their big E3 news from one of the main gaming sites, or from G4 or Spike. So, no need to rehash that news here. Instead, I’ll give you a little insight to the con from the point of view of a lowly attendee.

Power Gig (con’t)

One of the most interesting approaches Power Gig makes to the music game genre is the drums… instead of four pads, you have a base with four light sensors that you place on the ground, and to drum, you wave the stick over the correct sensor. It’s an odd sensation, and isn’t quite as accurate as one would hope, though there still may be some tweaks before release. These drums would be great for someone who is trying to play quietly, and the small size is great for someone whose game area is already cluttered with various plastic instruments. However, if air drumming isn’t your style, and you need the tactile sensation of a drum head, this kit just won’t do.

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Assuredly, anyone reading this blog has already gotten most of their big E3 news from one of the main gaming sites, or from G4 or Spike. So, no need to rehash that news here. Instead, I’ll give you a little insight to the con from the point of view of a lowly attendee. We’ll do little updates throughout the show, then a full wrap-up of the event after its conclusion.

So here we are, at glorious E3. Day one. As we enter, we are handed free energy drinks by women in tiny, tiny dresses. Let the games begin. So to speak.

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With the recent success of films like Spirited Away and Ponyo, Western society’s view of anime has gone from ‘fear and confusion’ to ‘tenuous acceptance’, and as such, attendance at anime conventions has grown every year. This weekend, Anime Central will be rocking the ‘burbs of Chicago. For those attending, we here at Roboguzu feel it is our need, nay, our calling to help you not be an asshole. Here are some helpful tips for you, whether you be an old-school hardcore otaku, a new anime fan, or a telekinetic teddy bear.

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We have uploaded a new parody. MP3 available on the Downloads page.

Or check out the Youtube link here.