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Tuesday, 28 June 2011

Dragonball Devolution.





Author: Sidders, with a little help from Mr. Craiggy.


First thing's first, apologies for this review being SO delayed. It took forever to get around to filming it due to some confusions between myself and Sidders. It then took a long time to properly edit the darn thing and then when we came to upload it onto Vimeo, the filesize was too large. Then I went on holiday for a week and didn't prep the video for uploading elsewhere before I left so one of the other guys could do it, so sorry for that on my part, but without further ado, let's take a look at what Sidders puts his newfound immortality to the test with now. Ladies and Gentlemen, Dragonball Evolution:

Part 1.


Part 2.


Part 3.


Now, after this review was filmed, Sidders did actually make me and Sarah sit down and watch this with him (Yes, we played the drinking game.) and I have to say, inaccuracies aside, it wasn't that bad. Like Sidders said, it's one of those films where if you just want to watch something stupid, you can put this on, sit back and switch off your brain. I'm not gonna go to any lengths and say that I enjoyed this movie, hell no! But I can now say I survived it, and there were some kinda cool moments in it too...

So, this is Mr. Craiggy and Sidders, signing out for Three Guys.

Sunday, 8 May 2011

Recent Round Up.







Author: Mr. Craiggy

Okay, so it's been a while since our last update. Sadly, no video this time, but I just thought I'd take some time to give you something of an update of what's been going on in the wonderful world of the Three Guys.

Firstly, we've sent Sidders off on an adventure to the American lands on a bloodhunt for Uwe Boll (We didn't have the heart to tell him that Boll lives in Canada...) so I'm sure he'll have something to say about his trip when he gets back.

As for me, well, I've been playing lots of games as you've seen. My list includes Street Fighter IV and Marvel VS Capcom 3. Not much to say here, both fun games, especially MvC3 though I'd like a lot more in the way of unlockable characters... Also on my list was Sega's espionage RPG: Alpha Protocol. If you want my honest opinion, I do like this game. The story's very spy movie-esque but without the over the top nature of say a Bond movie or Just Cause 2 (More on that later). The controls handle nicely, though the aiming can sometimes be a bit annoying. Moving from cover to cover handles very well. My one issue is it didn't feel like anything original... The combat and stealth felt very much like it was trying to be Splinter Cell, the weapon upgrades felt very Army of Two, the dialogue felt like a poor Mass Effect/Dragon Age and the main character's voice actor was a bit... Cardboard...

So, Just Cause 2. This has taken up most of my gaming time recently. I checked my gametime and I've played almost 21 hours worth of it and still only have a 25% completion rate. This game may take up the rest of my life, and I love it for it... It's just so much fun! Sure the plot's very far fetched and over the top, it's very cinematic and the game defies most if not all of the laws of physics, but it's just mindless FUN! And that's what I want from games. It's the largest sandbox game I've played, ever. It's bigger than either of the Saint's Row installments (Also, very excited for The Third).

Still on the Sandbox vibe, I finally got around to trying Crackdown 2... I loved the first Crackdown game, for the same reason I love all superpowered sandbox games like Prototype and InFamous, and Just Cause 2 because let's face it, Rico's a superhero! But, Crackdown 2 just felt bland. It was more of the same, which is nice, but not enough. A tagged on story about a vampire zombie virus outbreak isn't enough to make me want to play the same game again...

Still on my to-do list is Dungeon Siege III and Brink, both of which I've preordered on Steam and am currently preloading Brink so I don't have to wait while it downloads on release day this coming Friday.

As for The Dave? Well, he's been somewhat elusive. I think he's plotting world domination again, and let's face it, who'd try and stop him? It's Dave for crying out loud! But seriously, he's been a very busy boy with his workload and as such I don't think he's been doing much in the way of gaming but will happily be corrected by him. We did however, the three of us, get to see Thor in 3D on release day at our local Vue cinema.

Let me say, as a massive comic-book fan, I'll admit Thor is a character I don't know a lot about other than the bare basics. I never really followed any of his series' other than The Avengers, I haven't even read much Ultimates, which is the basis for the movie franchise from what I gather. As such, Thor was a throwaway movie to me, I wasn't excited about it, but still said I'd see it. Let me tell you, I am SO glad that we went. This movie blew me away! The writing was good, the action was well choreographed, the special effects/CGI was nicely done. There was humour, there was romance, there was... Natalie Portman and Kat Dennings :D There really was something for everyone. 3D did nothing for this movie though. there wasn't really anything that jumped out saying "WOW! Look, I'm 3D!!!" The best bit of 3D was the advert for Real3D before the movie with a robot dog playing with that training ball from Star Wars.

So yeah, that's been us since the Bloodrayne review, which still has me feotal as a movie... Though part of wants to try and endure the second and third offerings now... *cringe*

Well, that's enough for the moment, so until next time:

This is Mr. Craiggy, signing out for Three Guys.

Friday, 22 April 2011

Bloodrayne... Finally!

Author: The Three Guys


Father, forgive us for we have sinned... It's been almost two months since our last update. So, to business!! We're trying some new things in this review, including the usage of film footage. It's offscreen footage until I find better software (It always seems to be a software issue with us...)

So, the disclaimer:
The following review is the property of The Three Guys. This video contains footage from Uwe Boll's Bloodrayne, images from the Playstation2 video game and music by The Smashing Pumpkins. The copyrights and intellectual properties displayed within this video all belong to their relevant sources and The Three Guys claim no ownership of them. This video is filmed purely for the sake of entertainment and as such, claims no copyrighting whatsoever of the contained material. Please don't sue us, we love you!

Right, that being said, on to the review:

Bloodrayne Review from Three Guys on Vimeo.



Now, with regards to the bit about Ben Kingsley's wig, it would have probably helped to have a shot of him with it actually on, so here you go:



You can see why we were shocked now...

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Saturday, 26 February 2011

Bonus Post: Sid's Dream.

Untitled from Three Guys on Vimeo.



Nothing more needs to be said... Just some fun pictures we got while at the MCM Telford expo.

Happy living folks!
Sidders.

Thursday, 24 February 2011

Bonus post: Bulletstorm!








Okay, so me and Dave got a hands on taster of EA's upcoming game Bulletstorm. Is it just another run of the mill shooter, or is it something special? Watch to find out.

Bulletstorm and all related images etc. are the intelectual property of EA Games

Intro music: Headlights on a Hand Grenade - Tsunami Bomb
Credits music: Calling all Skeletons - Alkaline Trio

So here's the video:

Untitled from Three Guys on Vimeo.




And here's the official trailer:





So go buy it!!

This is Mr. Craiggy, and The Dave, signing out for Three Guys.

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Saturday, 19 February 2011

Road trip!

That's right folks. We got let loose on the world today and where did we go?

Well, find out in this video entry:

Untitled from Three Guys on Vimeo.



This is the first video made using our new editing software, Video Pad. I like it, so shall continue to experiment with it for now.

Also, yes I do realise I spelt Intro as Into on the credits. I suck as an English student...

Until next time,
this is Mr. Craiggy,
signing out for Three Guys.

^_^

Tuesday, 1 February 2011

Sidders's Solo Debut!

Okay guys, here's a new review for you by none other than Sidders, all on his own.

He wrote and edited this himself, but forgot to put credits on, so I'm gonna throw on some disclaimery stuff. Blood+ and all copyrighted material is not the property of The Three Guys team. It is used purely for the purposes of entertainment and the expressing of opinions within this video review. Please don't sue us.

That being said, here's the review!

Untitled from Three Guys on Vimeo.




Stay tuned for more reviews soon.

This is Mr. Craiggy,
signing out for Three Guys.