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One Shots: Love in the frozen north
This One Shots has got love, happiness and penguins - it's the feel-good screenshot of the year! No, I'm not talking about a still image from Happy Feet; it's today's World of Warcraft One Shots sent in to us by Johanis. Admittedly, I've been sitting on this one for a little while, just for Valentine's day. Wondering why? Read the note that came along with it: Here's a shot sent in by Johanis taken while he was visiting areas around Moa'ki Harbor in Northrend of Wrath of the Lich King. I've flown by these two penguins several times and the two are always together. They do not wander around and stare out at the ice cold waters. Could they be in love? I often stop by now that I can fly in Northrend and visit them. They often look around and stretch their necks but they will not move away from each other. It's very sweet! See? Had to keep that for today.Have you found something adorably cute in your favorite MMO? Perhaps you've noticed a couple of NPCs who never stray far from each other, too. Whatever your reason, we want your screenshots! Just email them to us here at oneshots AT massively DOT com along with your name and the game they're from. %Gallery-9798%
God of War II's Cory Barlog teams with 'Mad Max' filmmaker George Miller
Australian filmmaker George Miller, perhaps most famous for the Mad Max series, is teaming up with God of War II director Cory Barlog, reports Newsweek. (As N'Gai Croal notes, the "Justice League" headline is a just a cute pun and not some project hint.) The collaboration is said to be for multiple projects, although no specifics have been revealed -- our hopes are for a Happy Feet MMO. Croal said more details will be coming tomorrow.
Happy Feet coming to both HD DVD and Blu-ray
Apparently, Warner didn't feel Happy Feet was that important to include within their '07 HD DVD/Blu-ray road map but nevertheless here we are, tolling away at the high-def news. Warner is bringing this new family favorite out on a Combo HD DVD disc encoded at 1080p along with a Dolby TrueHD soundtrack, and it will hit the shelves at $29.95. The Blu-ray flavor, however, is coming out on a standard disc (non-combo), lacks the lossless audio track found on its HD DVD counterpart, but still gets an extra channel thanks to a Dolby Digital 5.1 EX audio track, and will carry a sticker price of $24.99. The decision is yours come March 27, but we would opt for a lossless audio track if it was up to us.
