Kotaku's been following this since, at least, St. Patrick's Day.
Hints: http://kotaku.com/gaming/april-fools/onm-i...joke-244951.php
Confirmation: http://kotaku.com/gaming/nights/nights-seq...rmed-247480.php
I nearly cried when Grom died. *sniffle* And the ascension of Arthas to join with the Lich King was truly epic.
Ah yes, it indeed was one of the best ending cinematics ever.
I'm still angry at Blizzard for creating WoW. I wanted to know how story continues but I'm not going to play some lame MMORPG for that!
You'd play some lame RTS, instead?
That's it! Let the facestabbing commence!
Never fear, Xard. The story hasn't actually continued in WoW, either. A bunch of old gods showed up, people killed them. Nobody really cares, etc. Arthas hasn't been seen or heard from since The Frozen Throne.
I swear I must have read about a sync issue on their forums. I'll see what I can find.
Here we go: http://forums.ea.com/mboards/thread.jspa?t...35&tstart=0
What worked for Family Guy was how popular it was on Cartoon Network. Something that's also working for Futurama, which is about to get new episodes/movie (I don't recall which).
These people aren't looking to do that, however. They're looking to actually acquire the rights from Fox and start producing it, themselves.
As far as I know, Joss isn't on board. Their website says nothing except they're independent of Fox. A news report from January 28th says he's not, either. If that had changed, I would have thought the website would be using that information.
It jumped the shark right when the second half of season 2 started. That's when they started to jump the timeline up ridiculous amounts of time. It started with the attack on the resurrection ship. We don't get to see much of it, they just jump straight to the end of it with Basestars blowing up. One episode Lee's a Captain. The opening of the next he's a Major. By the end of that very same episode he becomes a Commander.
I have the Kane Edition. On the behind the scenes and blooper reel, it's very interesting to hear Kucan talk. You're used to Kane, but when Kucan talks, he sounds like you'd expect from a nerdy game developer.