Planet Sucko is dedicated to the continuing development of Mama Bird, by adding new features and suggestions from fans. The first update which includes a global leader board is scheduled for release Monday June 28th, 2010.

There are no guns. You’re not trying to shoot the damn bird. Stop it! This is a game of nature. Swoop down and snag worms, then fly up and feed your babies. But, avoid the dangers in your environment. Cats and hawks are after you!

Sweet, right? I love zombies, S.A.S. tactics and fast cars, but MAMA BIRD offers up a softer side to things that…well…is a nice break from all of that, honestly.

We got a copy over to Drake J – field rep for amore eroma. Drake is an avid gamer on most platforms and has a vast collection of iPhone apps that he’s tried. Some make the cut and some make the trash bin.
“ <Mama Bird> was a lot of fun to play,” Drake said when asked what he thought of the game. “The first level was pretty hard. I had to figure things out a bit. But, it really got to be fun and addictive.”

Personally, I like it when a game has some challenges. If I wanted easy, I’d download a slot machine app!

At this point in the conversation, it was difficult to get Drake’s attention.

“Sorry,” he said, “I was playing it right now. I got caught up in it.”

After some laughter, Drake went on.

“I’d hope to see more around this game. As it stands now, it’s a ton of fun. I’d love it if they started adding things like power-ups and items you can make your bird stronger with.”

Up for a little non-shooting, iPhone and iPad app fun? Try out Mama Bird!

MAMA BIRD
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/mama-bird/id376789276?mt=8&uo=4

Orsolya Jakabne’s interview with Malcolm Johnson, CEO and Founder of amore eroma

INTERVIEW MP3

Hello, kis babák!   I hope this finds you well!

I was able to get some time in with the CEO and Founder of amore eroma Malcolm “malcojojo” Johnson
at last night’s IRON MAN 2 sneak peek here in San Francisco.

I’m sorry about the audio quality – while I arrived unharmed and in one piece here in lovely SF, my audio equipment was D.O.A. and I had to make do with some off the shelf, sub standard equipment. We did have a lovely chat, however, so please listen and enjoy!

Take care,

Ory

CLICK HERE to listen – YouTube

Horror Master Takashi Miike (Audition / Detective Story / Masters of Horror: IMPRINT )  interview from JAPANORAMA

Dining Hours:

Dinner:
Monday-Wednesday
5:30pm to 9:00pm
Thursday
5:30pm to 10:00pm
Friday & Saturday
5:30pm to 10:30pm
Sunday
5:00pm to 9:00pm

Yoshi’s is a one stop shop for a perfect date night. It’s easy to get to via car or public transportation with parking to the East and West. Once there, you can sit at the bar and sip a cocktail with other jazz fans, then slip into the show and catch some top notch jazz entertainment. No need to eat before hand – there is a delicious assortment of food to eat right at your table.

You can even take to the dance floor if so inclined to trip the lights fantastic.

Yoshi’s is a delightful adult night out. Be prepared to drop a little cash on the evening, but it shouldn’t break you entirely if you pace yourself. It’s well worth it!

Calendar  http://www.sffs.org/list.aspx

DON’T MISS IT! The tough part for me is what to see. The list looks amazing this year!

There are thought provoking artists in the world. Koda Kumi isn’t one of them and that’s ok. She’s a Lady ga ga-like, cutesy,  “look at my belly” woman who is hot, sexy and lovely which has it’s place in the rap world for sure.
She creates good beats and fun music that fills my brain up to full with J-rap goodness and lyrics I can’t understand.  I took the liberty of looking some up for the songs listed below and thought I’d share.

Get up & Move:
Every time I look into your eyes komiageru shoudou
na na na na na na
You’ve got me really horny
kiken wo motometeru sonna yoru tte aru ja nai
na na na na na na
ayashii te hodoki

….

So get up & move your body
Shake up yourself it’s party
Fumi dashite hayaku kawareru kara
So get up & move your body
Shake up yourself it’s party
Chotto dake nante appa yamete
Dounattatte ii janai

Grand!  Earcandy with for the soul and pretty standard for this flavor of music.

Get Up and Move  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KvXh6MVsqmI
Hot Stuff  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lhYx04ZmvA8
Bonus!

CUTIE HONEY Live!  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uiweA6MEcHU

Japanese HipHop http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_hip_hop

http://www.myspace.com/mosdef

This strikes somewhere in the core for me. I’ve seen Mos Def live and the album manages to maintain the same high energy feel. The beats, energy and songs strike home and have my head and hands bopping along with them before I know it. The high energy and thought provoking lyrics are idea for work and play allowing the listener to either have it on as background or to get into it like you would a good novel.

Mos Def is a true lyricist, musician and thinker who is very involved in the world around him.

Supermagic – http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WEpcweXVJh8
Auditorium – http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UT-hYXqTN38

Sir Arthur Ignatius Conan Doyle penned some amazing stories involving the amazing detective Sherlock Holmes and his good friend Dr. Watson. The stories were involved, smart,well written mysteries that had people clamoring for more.

This film isn’t that. It’s Guy Richie. It has slow motion. Things explode. It’s not all that complex or smart. However, it’s a lot of fun!

I don’t go to Disneyland, jump on a ride, and complain about there not being enough storyline development when I get off of it. It’s a thrill.

SHERLOCK HOLMES‘ plot is a little light and “action” based. There are some scenes that play for the scenes sake alone and don’t tie into the plot where they could, but the scene in and of itself is fun and worth watching and the missed opportunity isn’t all that hard to overlook.

I wanted it to be something other than it was in the beginning, but I came around 15 to 20 minutes in and was fine with the action movie pace and plot.
Robert Downey Jr. and Jude Law are great together and the chemistry between the two of them is fun to behold.

We do get some fun Sherlock moments like 221B Baker Street, Sherlock getting into trouble when he doesn’t have something to work on and Mrs. Hudson being exasperated with his antics which were enough to keep me happy.

Great set pieces and fun fights keep the movie moving forward at a good clip, so the film’s 128 minute runtime flies by. There were some scenes where I found myself wondering what went into the planning and production from a technical standpoint due to their complexity and execution.

Don’t go into it thinking your going to see a Sir Arthur Conan Doyle book unfold before you – it’s Sherlock Holmes lite and a lot of fun to watch.

SERVING SUGGESTION:
Pair this movie up with 1985’s YOUNG SHERLOCK HOLMES for a fun Holmes fest! I think the two films would make a fantastic double bill one Saturday afternoon. (Young first, of course.)