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The Room's Tommy Wiseau stars in new animated sci-fi series
Tommy Wiseau's 2003 film The Room is known as one of the best worst films of all time -- both awful yet strangely alluring. The filmmaker's awkward mannerisms, impossible to place accent and incredible lack of self-awareness is considered strange even by Hollywood standards, and even inspired an Oscar-nominated film, The Disaster Artist. Now Wiseau and former co-star Greg Sestero have released a pilot for SpaceWorld, a new sci-fi cartoon, on the YouTube channel of animation studio Octopie. You can watch the full episode below, which runs just under six minutes:
Nintendo denies Space World, speculates on Mario at launch
There is no Space World planned for 2006, according to Nintendo of America PR Manager Matt Atwood. The confirmation, told to Advanced Media Network, dispels some speculation as to when Nintendo would announce the Wii's launch details. As there is no Space World, and no one from Nintendo speaking at the Tokyo Games Show, the likely location for launch announcements will be at the Leipzig Games Convention during the August 23 "Wii Prove our Promise" presentation. As goes Nintendo's modus operandi, the secretive company cannot destroy a rumor without spawning a replacement. Atwood also told AMN that, since the official launch lineup has not been announced, Super Mario Galaxy might still make launch lineup. "Anything is possible," he said. That is not a confirmation by any stretch of the imagination, but just enough to tantalize the masses. O, Nintendo, why must you torment us so?[via Nintendo Wii Fanboy]
Nintendo speaking at Leipzig Games Convention
You may remember, a few weeks ago, we reported on the notable absence of a major keynote presentation from Nintendo at this year's Tokyo Game Show. Evidence for Spaceworld? Maybe not. Some sleuthing has uncovered that Nintendo is in fact giving a presentation at the lesser-known Leipzig Games Convention entitled "Wii Prove Our Promise", clocking in at a full hour. It takes place on August 23rd, from 10:15 to 11:15 AM...mark your calendars, fanboys. So, is Nintendo still considering a Spaceworld expo, considering the recent (possible) cancellation of E3? Will everything be revealed in Leipzig, of all places? Less than a month till we find out...
