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Looking Ahead.

Tuesday, October 6th, 2009

minorupdateHey guys!
To continue our trend of always working our asses off for you wonderful and loyal readers, Riddles and I have finally come up with the new set of 8 theme weeks. Check them out on the Upcoming Page. Not the most attractive page yet, no, but undeniably informative. Please note that “TBA” doesn’t mean that we don’t have an idea, but rather you don’t get to know what the theme is yet! We believe this is for your benefit. We gotta have some surprises around her’!

Anyhoo, I was going to post the update of my losing rivalry with Abe80, but the PS3 Trophy Card site seems to be down, so that’ll have to wait.

Always feel free to tell us your thoughts or give suggestions as we want Riddlethos to be an ever-evolving and growing site. But enough of that, I have some chocolate milk to drink, so suck it!

News Roundup #008 – October 5, 2009: “Tit-Fucking Amazing”

Monday, October 5th, 2009

Fun Roundup this week! Riddles and Ethos talk the news and even dive into a bit of Riddles’ work drama!

Soak up what you can because Riddlethos is considering putting the News Roundup feature on hiatus. Let us know what you think. Do you like the Roundup? Would you be glad to see it go? Don’t care either way? Let us know in the comments below or by e-mailing feedback@riddlethos.com.

Click here to undoubtedly enjoy the Roundup!

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Let The Great Experiment Begin!

Monday, October 5th, 2009

assassins-creedHere we go! Riddles and I always complain about having so many games in our backlog that we never have a chance to get to. Well we have no excuse this week. Although he will be playing Dead Space: Extraction, and I’ll be continuing my quest into Kingdom Hearts: Dumb Name, we are not allowed to play any other recent releases.
This week is placed here for a reason since starting next week, there will be such an onslaught of amazing new releases that we will be playing nothing else. And although I’d love to replay – or finish up old uncompleted replays of – old favourites like Majora’s Mask or Final Fantasy IX, this week is dedicated to games that we either have or haven’t started, but invariably have NOT finished.

Just since the summer I’ve started and finished more games that I had never played before than I usually would in a year, so my confidence is appropriate high to take on such a task, so I decided to chose a single game to tackle this week.
After looking through the games I’ve still got kicking around my place, I decided that my game would be Assassin’s Creed. While it was tempting to go with Blue Dragon, Lost Odyssey, or A Link To The Past (No, I haven’t beat it), I decided that Assassin’s Creed was a more reasonable game to try an beat within a week. I’m glad I beat Arkham Asylum over the weekend because I’m not allowed to play anything else on my home consoles except for Ubisoft’s original IP blockbuster for the entire week. If I somehow beat Assassin’s Creed before the week is over, I’ll chose a new backlog title to hack away at until the glorious Badass Week storms the Riddlethos castle next week. And like the title of this post and the great Tobias Fünke would say: “Let the great experiment begin!”.

Anyway, although I’m sure this will get a mention in tomorrow’s Hey! Look! Listen!, here’s some concept art for the now confirmed Wii exclusive, Epic Mickey.
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Welcome to Backlog Week

Monday, October 5th, 2009

So perhaps you’re thinking, “Backlog Week? WTF?” I assure you we haven’t lost our collective minds. We plan on playing a little catch-up during backlog week. Since we’re not bound to a single game/series (ala Kingdom Hearts week) we can play and write about whatever we want.

So, in a sense, we’re giving ourselves a breather.

On a random note, you may notice that this week’s banner was made by Yours Truly. But I feel I must give Ethos some credit, since he did find the background image. Just trying to keep things fair.

That aside, stay tuned to find out what games me and Ethos decide to eliminate from our backlogs.