Philosoma (PS1)

This video was capture using the actual game on an actual Sony Playstation. The beginning cut-scene was left in for those who wanna know the story. I apologize for the lack of contrast and brightness in the beginning of this video as that part of the game is a little too dark for my cheap capture device to pick up well. Pronounced "fill-ahh-so-mah" this is one of the most unique shooters I have ever come across. This was a launch title on the Playstation and it shows due to the presence of heavy full motion video use. However the full motion video sequences are not used in the typical manner that most games in that day used it. As you can see the game launches into a rather long cinematic immediately, but then does something quite unexpected at the end when it shows your ship flying into position and then going into real time. As you can see the transitions are anything but seamless going from the look of the FMV to the daunting real time graphics, but it was kinda cool back! in the day nonetheless. My hats off to the developers trying to do something completely different with ever annoying full motion video that was seemingly going to plague games forever. Thank God it didn't. Other things that make Philosoma so unique is the transition into all different kinds of perspectives of game play for better or for worse. At times it really feels gimmicky. In the perspective when you're behind your ship, the game plays exactly like Nova Storm on the PC/PS1 or Iridion 3D on the ...

Let us free | Short Film

An over dramatization of a certain behavior of the big 3. Click to tweet: clicktotweet.com Thanks for watching! Don't forget to subscribe, rate, comment and favorite. Special Thanks to Filmmakersguide for helping me with the whole process :-) Twitter: @iGeniusHD G+: gplus.to/iGeniusHD Music: The house of Leaves by Kevin Macleod -- incompetech.com Veloma by Fabrizio Paterlini -- freemusicarchive.org

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Ray LaMontagne - For The Summer (Live from The Artist Den)

The historic Don Strange Ranch in Boerne, Texas provided a fitting setting for folk troubadour Ray LaMontagne and his band, the Pariah Dogs, on a cool autumn night. Culminating the tour celebrating their latest album, God Willin & The Creek Don't Rise, the group performed in the ranch's beautiful Kendall Creek Barn before a crowd of four hundred fans who came from all corners of the country to attend. Rollin' through these hills I've known I'd be comin' Ain't a man alive that likes to be alone? Been a while since I seen my lady smilin' Have I been, have I been away so long? I am tired I am tired Can I come home for the summer? I could slow down for a little while Get back to loving each other Leave all those long and lonesome miles behind Through the years I have learned Some things worth the tellin' And you'd be right in guessin' That each and every lesson they were hard won I am tired I am tired Can I come home for the summer? I could slow down for a little while Get back ! to loving each other Leave all those long and lonesome miles behind You'll follow her wherever she goes You love her and you just wanted to know That you'll follow her, you'll find a way 'Cause you love her and you just wanted to know

KAKKMADDAFAKKA - Ask the KAKK 6

We're back to answer your questions, before we hit Europe on our Spring Break tour. Check Facebook for dates, and send your questions to ask.kakk@gmail.com

Something Stupid by Robbie Williams and Nicole Kidman

Our old-timey take on this marvelous song by Robbie Williams and Nicole Kidman. CHECK OUT THE BLOOPERS: youtu.be _____________________________________________ Facebook: www.facebook.com Twitter: twitter.com _____________________________________________ Friends in this video: Lizzy - BoredomoftheFinest - www.youtube.com Tyler - thebullman94 - www.youtube.com _____________________________________________ Song: Something Stupid Artist: Robbie Williams and Nicole Kidman

Sneak Peak at "Accidental Death of an Anarchist" at the Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey!

Accidental Death of an Anarchist By Dario Fo translated by Ed Emmery directed by Paul Mullins August 3-28 Dario Fo's brilliantly funny, irreverent political farce embodies the modern Fo-brand of commedia theatre that has helped define him as a playwright of the people. The Nobel Prize Committee said of his work, "[he is a writer] who emulates the jesters of the Middle Ages in scourging authority and upholding the dignity of the downtrodden." Inspired by a real-life event involving a man who "fell" from the window of a police station, Fo has invented an outrageously sly and caustic comedy filled with physical and linguistic acrobatics. Run Time: 2 hours and 5 minutes including one 15-minute intermission