TalkRadar 46 – funny/not funny!

Features
By published

The greatest arcade stories ever told, Watchmen winners and March's unfunny games


URGENT: We want you to describe what's happening here. It would take a million monkeys with a million typewriters a million years to figure it out

Top 7... most embarrassing live-action game scenes– once upon a time, this was the unavoidable future of videogames


Above: Guess what happens

The (un)funniest games of March– audio clips that fall flat on their stupid asses.


Above: GET IT?

Watchmen contest winners announced– Black Freighter and motion comic DVDs could be yours!


Above: MrPips, you’re one of the winners who Watchmen-ified a game character

Wii has lowest user activity– according to Nielsen ratings, which also state that ABC’s Dinosaurs was the number one show last week


Above: As popular as Wii

Update: Oops, Wii is really popular– Nielsen corrects its original statement, now Wii is fun again


Above: America’s favorite system, once again

Question 30: Most memorable arcade experience?


Not pictured: arcades


Above: Tyler’s been recording the entire recording process of TalkRadar 46. Look for the results... sometime


Above: Charlie stops by to say goodbye, Chris moons him, world carries on


Above: Photographic proof that Chris is a ghost


Above: KREATIVEassassin’s reference to screamingly obnoxious commercial made a few months ago


Above: Forumite ELpork believes this to be a good sampling of TalkRadar, though Scott “Butterworht” hasn’t worked here in years

Head to theforumsand join the T-Dar community or die cold and alone

THE INFO BOX
Post date: April 10, 2009
T-Dar 46 length: 2:21:37
Quote of the week: "I watched this dog, for two minutes, take a dump on its own balls"
Intro song by: Anamanaguchi
Visit TalkRadar on:MySpace|iTunes|TalkRadar Archives

Brett Elston
Brett Elston

A fomer Executive Editor at GamesRadar, Brett also contributed content to many other Future gaming publications including Nintendo Power, PC Gamer and Official Xbox Magazine. Brett has worked at Capcom in several senior roles, is an experienced podcaster, and now works as a Senior Manager of Content Communications at PlayStation SIE.