Oh... my... God...

•      Release date set for June 23rd 2009
•      Current cut of movie stands at 147 minutes
•      The Fallen is an actual character.
•      Over 40 Decepticons and Autobots will be appearing.
•      There will be combiners, for example, the Decepticon Devestator is made up of seven individual Decepticons.

This montage is so sweet, and was shown before Michael Bay won an award for film making excellence. He deserves it! Makes me want to go back and watch Transformers and Bad Boys II again.

I've been wanting a DS for a while now. I don't think it's as good a system as the PSP but it has the more nostalgic style games. I chose to buy a DS Lite because one, the DSi is stupid expensive for such a small difference in features ($199.99 + tax is ridiculous)... Two, I wanted to play all my old GBA games.

I still feel sort of awkward though because I always like to buy the best model of a console or handheld - Like my 60GB PS3 or so on. Did I make the right choice you guys think, or should I have waited?

While MB is writing the more professional version of this, I'd like people to be reminded of GiantBomb's golden rule:

• Satirical threads are allowed and much appreciated if they are in good taste.
• GiantBomb is a chilled environment - don't be a dick, for the sake of being a dick.
• Swearing is allowed, but do not abuse your right.

So, just moments ago I arrived home after watching what I feared would be a bad movie. I thought that I would weep blood, and suck my thumb as I writhe in agony, thinking about what I had just seen. Unfortunately for you viewers, who were hoping for such an occurrence, I am pleased to say that you will be disappointed, because despite some obvious shortcomings, Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun-Li was quite good.

Now the movie was no Dark Knight, but then again who expected it to be such? It is based on a game character who in reality does have a back story, but it does not approach the wealth of history of a character like Batman. So, like I said, it was no Dark Knight, but for what it was trying to do, it succeeded, and that was to keep the viewer entertained. There is really no dull moment in the movie and the actors do a fairly decent job despite obvious shortcomings from the script. The lone exceptions would have to be Robin Shou who is a veteran of many video game movies including his role as Liu Kang in Mortal Kombat and his appearence as the Pirate Leader in DOA: Dead or Alive, and Kristen Kreuk as the leading lady. Both do an exceptional job handling the somewhat cheesy lines they are given.

EIGHT... Dude... I haven't even seen the movie yet, but now I'm dying to... You guys all seen it?

Finally... I didn't even actually find it, my friend bought it for me from some obscure store that is somehow alive after the EB Games monopoly called Micro Play, which I used to go to when I was a toddler. Anyways, the game is awesome. I played through all of Ken's arcade matches, without even dying once, but I was playing on easy so I'm not too proud. I plan on perfecting Chun-Li, C.Viper, and Ken. I can't freaking do any of Chun-Li's supers or ultra moves, for the life of me (advice appreciated). Also, I don't know about you guys but indestructible is the most awesome song EVAR... It's stuck in my head, even if it is wildly inappropriate. I love it!

INDESTRUCTIBLE!

This movie is looking pretty funny. I'm actually considering seeing it in theatres! I also picked up the hard cover limited edition watchmen graphic novel. Hopefully it'll be good.

I noticed that when Chris get's his head sawed off, they don't actually show the details, which is reminiscent of the Japanese version of Resident Evil 4. Have they just decided to cut it or what?