Articles tagged with: gta
Guff About Videogames – PEGI 18+ Edition
Apologies to those who missed last week’s Guff – we know how much you love it and how it ranks amongst the most-viewed pages in hecklerspray history, but the hive mind went on a road trip. By train. So, back to normal service it is. Hey – aren’t these things that happened over the last couple of weeks in gaming funny! Ho ho ho. Seriously though – that whole PEGI/BBFC furore has produced some amazing bitchiness and a lot of people who didn’t care about the whole thing reacting in a way that suggests they still don’t care about the whole thing. What a (two) week(s)!
Apologies to those who missed last week’s Guff – we know how much you love it and how it ranks amongst the most-viewed pages in hecklerspray history, but the hive mind went on a road trip. By train. So, back to normal service it is. Hey – aren’t these things that happened over the last couple of weeks in gaming funny! Ho ho ho. Seriously though – that whole PEGI/BBFC furore has produced some amazing bitchiness and a lot of people who didn’t care about the whole thing reacting in a way that suggests they still don’t care about the whole thing. What a (two) week(s)!
Ricky Gervais Lands Role In Grand Theft Auto IV
Slightly obese humourist Ricky Gervais has landed a role in the new GTA game, due for release on April 29. The man responsible for some of the decade's greatest television has teamed up with the creators of the decade's greatest computer game, in what has been described by one man as ‘a slightly interesting event - I'll probably have a look’. Ricky will appear as himself, performing three minutes of new material, as well as some jokes from his recent Fame tour, in the Liberty City Comedy Club. Make no mistake about it, that’s a tough crowd - one poorly-timed dance routine and Ricky could soon find himself on the receiving end of the old ‘rocket up the arse’ heckle.
Slightly obese humourist Ricky Gervais has landed a role in the new GTA game, due for release on April 29. The man responsible for some of the decade's greatest television has teamed up with the creators of the decade's greatest computer game, in what has been described by one man as ‘a slightly interesting event - I'll probably have a look’. Ricky will appear as himself, performing three minutes of new material, as well as some jokes from his recent Fame tour, in the Liberty City Comedy Club. Make no mistake about it, that’s a tough crowd - one poorly-timed dance routine and Ricky could soon find himself on the receiving end of the old ‘rocket up the arse’ heckle.
