Two fun The Last of Us easter eggs

If you follow games at all you are probably aware of a game called 'The Last of Us' which came out for the PS3 a few months ago. For the uninitiated among you 'The Last of Us' follows the journey of a middle aged man and a teenage girl across the USA after it has been decimated by an apocalyptic outbreak. If you have a PS3 run to the store and buy this game... I'm not kidding... GO!

Proof of the desolation... shoes hanging from a wire!

Should I shoot the toys with a gun or an arrow...

Anyhoo, while I was exploring this 'world' I came across an interesting site in a kid's room...
This is Jak and Daxter from... well.... the game series Jak and Daxter! These guys are really cute... I wonder if you can buy them in reality.

My second little easter egg is kinda meta... there is a playstation in a store you can hide in while playing as 'Ellie' the young female protagonist. I notice that this playstation is an odd model or maybe they were trying to charge the wireless controllers... foolish remnants of human society there isn't any electricity... so how can you play!

I wonder what game is inside...

Well that's all for now...

Comments

ESL Writing Tips - Paragraph Structuring

I've been working on some writing materials for a course I am supposed to be teaching next week, so I thought I would get the ball rolling by making a post about basic paragraph structuring. What is a paragraph? The most basic thing to learn when tackling writing a paragraph is to understand the relationship between the components and understand the definition of a paragraph. Our end result is the paragraph but before that we must have some sentences, those sentences are made up of words, those words come from ideas, and hopefully our ideas have a theme or topic. To sum up a paragraph is a bunch of words on on topic organised into a series of sentences. Simple right? What are the parts of a paragraph? So glad I asked because I have a picture just for this: So Informative Many learners do not pay close enough attention to the impact that a good topic sentence can have. In order to have a good topic sentence you must ensure that you have indeed made a logica

Urbanfresh at Setia City Mall

I recently made the unfathomable trip from my home to Setia City Mall in Setia Alam Malaysia. I was, of course, in search of interesting shopping and imported food. Some background. For those of you living in Setia Alam congrats on picking a beautiful place to live; however, my condolences as you all live in the bloody boonies! Setia City is an INCREDIBLY nice mall with a fine selection of shops and F&B outlets, but unfortunately no game stores or Chilis (TGIFridays? Really? Ugh.) I stumbled upon a grocery store that looked quite up-scale and my import sense started tingling. What a classy place with words like Urban and fresh right in the name it must be good. The pillar says "fresh food" for seal's sake so come on! They had this interesting apple display going on at the front of the store. This is actually a cardboard tree with apples all around it. It is a neat idea... I just hope the apples didn't grow on cardboard! The fresh fruit and veg

Free coffee

well today, as some of you malaysians may know, starbucks was giving out free drinks today between 12 and 2pm. it was a mystery frapp with no whipped cream (for shame) with red beans or tea jelly depending how lucky(or unlucky) you were. I wasn't really bothered one way or the other because the love of my life my favourite barrista was there. In true, giving out free crap fashion the line had to have about 50 people in it and took the better part of 30minutes to get through. I had once on a whim calculated how much I get paid per minute of life... let me tell you... my free frapp cost me in that equation... lucky we don' count life that way or else we would never find the joy in free coffee.

The way I see it

Search This Blog