My comments are more relevant if I put them in context, so here goes. I'm not a huge video game fan. Never have been. So that's why my comments are even more positive. I really liked these videos for a number of reasons. 1. Very interesting on-screen personalities. Extremely natural and compelling, and all come across as being very factual. 2. Great production values, backgrounds, etc. 3. Well defined outline of information presented. 4. Very well paced. Reminded me a bit of VH-1's "I Love the 80's". 5. Bottom line, very interesting content. The folks associated with these clips should be very proud of what they've done here. This is one series where I'd look forward to see the next episode.
Other than good eyebrows, what exactly is this guy’s subject matter area of expertise? I’m just not getting it.
“I better not see you in your Nike’s, off the treadmill." Or what? He’s going to leer at us with condescending distain, or worse, hurl a cocktail napkin in our general direction? And on the Jeans clip, did the editor graduate from the ADD school of film making? Was the editing intended to be that abrupt? My opinion is that these clips tried to be informational, but double parked themselves in the space next to fashionista arrogance.
Play Value - Rise of Nintendo
My comments are more relevant if I put them in context, so here goes. I'm not a huge video game fan. Never have been. So that's why my comments are even more positive. I really liked these videos for a number of reasons. 1. Very interesting on-screen personalities. Extremely natural and compelling, and all come across as being very factual. 2. Great production values, backgrounds, etc. 3. Well defined outline of information presented. 4. Very well paced. Reminded me a bit of VH-1's "I Love the 80's". 5. Bottom line, very interesting content. The folks associated with these clips should be very proud of what they've done here. This is one series where I'd look forward to see the next episode.Lust For Looks - Shoes
Other than good eyebrows, what exactly is this guy’s subject matter area of expertise? I’m just not getting it. “I better not see you in your Nike’s, off the treadmill." Or what? He’s going to leer at us with condescending distain, or worse, hurl a cocktail napkin in our general direction? And on the Jeans clip, did the editor graduate from the ADD school of film making? Was the editing intended to be that abrupt? My opinion is that these clips tried to be informational, but double parked themselves in the space next to fashionista arrogance.