Overview:
Last week I wrote a review of the Speedway exclusive energy drink, Shockwave Mango Energy Juice. Today I’m back with a review of of the original flavor, Shockwave Energy.
While I was impressed with the overall taste and quality of the Mango blend, I noted significant lack of kick and originality as being major factors to work against the otherwise impressive beverage. Does the original flavor get right all the things its off-spin missed?
Once again I was late night browsing the internet, not because I was bored but because I had a lot on my mind. I noticed that Zac published his Left 4 Dead review and I decided to search Zombie into YouTube. This short cartoon series came up and I thought you all might enjoy them.
I introduce Zombie College!
Overview:
System: Xbox 360 (also on: PC)
Developer: Valve/Certain Affinity
Publisher: Valve/EA
Genre: FPS/Survival Horror
If you’ll think back (or link back if you can’t remember) you might recall a couple of zombie movies I reviewed. The first was a film consisting of fast paced zombie action with lots of blood, gore, and huge portions of pure, unadulterated awesome. This film was called Dawn of the Dead. The second flick featured slow, stupid zombies that couldn’t scare a retarded blind cheerleader. This movie was called Land of the Dead. Thankfully, like the former listed, Left 4 Dead ditches the old myth that zombies are bumbling morons and replaces it with the more recent idea that zombies are lightning fast and extremely deadly. I love zombies.
Well we’ve came to the end of another week and you all know what that means! Weekly recap! Here are links back to this week’s articles so you can see what you may’ve missed. Enjoy.
Welp, that wraps up last weeks posts. And it’s officially a new month on top of that which means a new Indie Band of the Month article is coming. Hopefully tomorrow, maybe Tuesday. I know the anticipation is killing you, but don’t hold your breath. Unless you think you can hold your breath for 2-3 days, in which case I say go for it. Just don’t die. And as always, keep reading Everyview!