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Right Brain Bonanza!
It's only been three days, but we already have a couple of classic posts in the GI Community. So we lift off the cover and take a look at some of the best posts the right brain of gameinformer.com has to offer.
As a side note, I call "the feed" the left brain of gameinformer.com, and I consider the right brain to be the blog tab. Perhaps I need better names. I was thinking of going with Dr. Hfuhruhurr for the left, and Anne Uumellmahaye for the right, but I'm guessing not enough of our readers have watched The Man With Two Brains (or able to pronounce their names).
But enough with the Steve Martin references...on to the highlights, in no particular order:
My April Fool's prank on my dad last year
I am now officially scared of April Fool's next year, thanks to this video of Dan's hilarious practical joke.
Launch Insanity
My photo-blog of our pre-launch deadline grind.
Weird Stuff I Saw In Japan While Attending TGS: The Blog
Matt Helgeson's first trip to Japan brought back some classic photos.
Behind the Scenes: No Soup for You
We love nothing more than torturing Joe here at the office.
Oh Well...It's Tim Turi #1
This outtake-only version of Tim's great PSPgo video review is classic. Watching these bloopers reminds me of Cannonball Run.
Hello to the New and Improved Game Informer
A member post by DTJAAAAM that shows off his impressive collection of systems.
This Is Not The November Cover
A little self promotion here, but I do reveal a new feature about the magazine's redesign.
Remember to check out the blogs tab every time you hit the home page, you never know what you just might find.
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