Funny Comedians
The following are videos of a few comedians that I enjoy viewing. Just click on the names.
Tim Hawkins
Greg Hahn
Taylor Mason
Scott Wood
Daren Streblow
BEST SONG EVER!!!
Thanks for 3000 Views!
My blog has now reached 3000 views. I just want to thank everyone that has viewed my blog/website. I want to give a special thanks to Misty and Seth which have viewed my blog many times. I have put a SiteMeter in this post. A SiteMeter is a thing that shows how many people have viewed my blog.
Happy Independence Day
Wishing you a happy Independence Day from Writing Riot. Have fun with the fireworks!
Miniclip Rules
I have gone to this cool website called Miniclip where you can play lots of computer games. You can sign up as a Miniclip player and win awards for doing certain things on a certain game. You can also make a virtual self called a YoMe. You have your own Miniclip page showing your YoMe, the messages you have received from friends, your friends, and all your records for the games you played and awards you have won. You can also challenge other players on games if you sign up.
My favorite game I have played is the Bloxorz game and I sometimes challenge my friends to see who can beat it first (I always win). Check out My Player Page, it is awesome. If you go to Miniclip you will be entertained for a long time. I also challenge anyone who reads this to beat MY PERSONAL BEST on a game called Monkey Kick. Have fun!
The Train Station is Alive With The Sound of Music
In this video unsuspecting train riders get the surprise of their lives. I'm just hoping to put a little smile on your faces. If only our lives could be like this every day.
Tim Hawkins Again....
Here are three more Tim Hawkins videos I could not fit on to my first Tim Hawkins post. I kept yelling L.O.L. through the videos!
How to make a blog
Lots of friends at school and other people that are reading my blog keep asking me how to make a free blog like I did. Listen to this video kindly made by blogger.
Writing Riot's Boom Blox Review
Steven Spielberg and EA game industries has made a Wii game with a great physics engine, Sir Isaac Newton's theory of gravity, and unending puzzles to keep you coming back for more. None other than Boom Blox. The game is easy to play and unless you do not have a hand you can pick up the Wii remote and explode the explosives, Bring down the blox, and blow your brain by the well designed creative stages and items.
Anyone who enjoys the simple pleasure of knocking things down and blowing things up will like playing this great game. This is the kind of game play that really shines on the Wii, simple yet rich, friendly but challenging and a lot of fun to play with your friends. The first of three games by the guy that directed Jaws and Indiana Jones is a great fit for the Wii controller. Unless you have no inner child you will enjoy jumping in and booming some blox.
In the solo front you can go through sets of puzzle like challenges themed around the games different types of blox. For example green chemical blox are harmless until two of them touch causing a explosion, so your challenge is to bring them together to blow things apart. As you figure out how the different stages work more stages and more in game goods are unlocked as you go. There is also an adventure mode that has four themed areas reaching from the wild west to a haunted Halloween motif with multiple activities for each and each one has a series of stages. There is also the explore mode which lets you choose what kind of blocks you want to work with: gem blox, boom blox, chemical blox, the grab tool, or point blox. The best part of the game comes from the multi player modes. Boom Blox offers cooperative and competitive games for up to four players but playing against other people is much more fun. There are some activities that feel like gimmicky mini games that you will come back to every once in a while but there are many that will have the potential to make you want to play the stage over and over again. There is one stage where you are trying to topple towers without setting up your opponent for the perfect shot It is perfect for friendly casual competition. There is also a create mode letting you create your own stages. The amount you get out of it will depend on your time and effort you spend on it but lets be honest, most of us don't really have the skill to make a big rube Goldberg machine dedicated to destroying a massive tower or an army of sheep soldiers. If you have Wi-Fi connection you can send your stages to your friends if you have any.
Like some of the best Wii games, physical actions seem to line up perfectly with the motions of the wii remote. Boom Blox gives you the feeling of physically interacting with something and the basic thrill of knocking blox down and making a mess that you do not having to clean up afterward. It is a simple concept but Boom Blox gives a great deal of of fun to the package. This game may look dull by seeing video of it but if you get a group of friends together, it's a riot!
Writing Riot's Mario Kart Wii Review
I'm sure that most of you have heard about Mario Kart Wii and the amazing features it has. Mario Kart Wii is a racing game that is fun and challenging and has a whole bunch of characters and karts.
Mario Kart has been around for ages. From the Super Nintendo to the Game Cube all the way to the Wii it improves and is more fun every game. There is a lot of history to the Mario Kart series. The original Super Mario Kart was one of a kind.It was released in 1992 on the Super Nintendo which offered a new way of racing that was very addicting. It allowed you to throw koopa shells and banana peels at your opponents through the mushroom Kingdom. The next Mario Kart game to the series was Mario Kart 64 for the Nintendo 64. It was released in 1996 with a whole new multi-player feature to the series. The sequel offered colorful 3D courses and characters, updated graphics and all new items. 2001 had the release of Mario Kart Super Circuit for the Game Boy Advance. This was the first portable Mario Kart game to the series which brought back the original courses in 3D with a total of 40 courses to test your skills on. In November 18, 2001 there was the release of Mario Kart Double Dash For the Game Cube. The biggest change to the series is the ability to race with two characters on the same kart for twice as many weapons and twice the damage. One player drove as the other threw the items. The upgraded karts could be controlled single player or co-op which allowed two players to team up on one kart. Each player had their own special item that made choosing your character more of a challenge. It also added two new battles, shine thief and bomb blast. In 2005 Mario Kart DS was released for the Nintendo DS. Being the First to have Wi-Fi connection allowing you to play opponents across the world, in your region or your friends. Many gamers consider this the best Mario Kart game to the Series.
I'm sure by now you have heard about the Mario Kart Wii Wheel, the Wii Wheel is one of the ways Mario Kart Wii has gotten so close to real driving. Let me explain. The reason the Wii Wheel is such a great device is because of its sensitivity. If you turn the Wii Wheel to the left you turn left, If you turn it to the right you turn to the right just like real driving. Another new feature is the edition of motorbikes and I do like the motorbikes, when on a bike you can pop wheelies thrusting the Wii Wheel upward. Wi-Fi connection has returned and is as addicting as ever. Wi-Fi connection is real nice if you don't have a second Wii Wheel or you don't want to play with your little sister or brother like me. You can play with other people around the world, in your region or against your friends if you have any.
There are thirty six characters in all including playing as your Mii, which is very fun. As for the courses there are a total of thirty two. There is sixteen courses from previous Mario Kart games and sixteen that are brand new. My top favorite course is the Maple Treeway, it is a course that just takes lots of skill and is really fun and creative. Other tracks seem like they were inspired from Mario Galaxy or Super Mario 64.
The only bad thing I can say about this game is that if you don't have internet connection(like me in the first four weeks I had this game) you're not missing out on something too important but you are missing out on a very fun feature to the game.
This game is very easy for beginners and if you train yourself you'll become a pro driver in no time. I think Mario Kart Wii is one of the best titles for the Nintendo Wii. If you have a Nintendo Wii System and have enough money, certainly consider buying this game.
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