Tuesday, July 13, 2010

Brick World Comics Presents World Cup Specials

Well World Cup 2010 has finally came to an end, during the month when it was raging on we have accumulated quite a small collection of comic strips here which are World Cup related so we decided to bundle them out in an easy to see format for you guys to relive some of the World Cup moments. Just click on the image above to access the page, or you can click here.

Talking about LEGO World Cup... how can we missed this chance to promote this uber LEGO soccer site, see Legofussball.eu. for all the glories in LEGO soccer!

We would also like to take this opportunity to introduce the new experimental Brick World Comics blog site which is aiming to cater the "I only want to read the comics" crowd who might find the jumping between our blogs a tedious task. Do let us know what you think!

LEGO Street Shootout


This recent excellent LEGO animation reminds me of Gears of War play style. The solidness of the guns are just spot on. Also take note the guns are from brickarms,

Monday, July 12, 2010

We interrupt this regular service...

Read more on the World Cup 2010 on CNN.com.

Thursday, July 8, 2010

Virtual Middle Earth has fallen!

Yeah it is old news and we know it: The Lord of the Rings Online went free-to-play, but the plot is just good enough so we do it anyway, besides what better excuse to show off the great video below?

By the way this is Brick Gamer's 100th comic strip, so fear the part time comic artist!

Tuesday, July 6, 2010

Wings of Liberty is upon us!

Yeah Star Craft 2 Wings of Liberty is just around the corner, but first we have this awesome diorama from 3vil genius Pepa Quin a.k.a Matt De Lanoy to keep you drooling.

Monday, July 5, 2010

This Gamer needs serious Anger Management!

A recent real life drama which definitely potrays all gamers in bad light, Gamer stabs opponent after in-game knife kill in Counter-Strike makes for a text book case in which people argue violent games promote violence - which stands for may be 0.00001 percent of all gamers population.

Wednesday, June 30, 2010

There is a Zombie on my lawn

For those of you who played and finished Plants vs Zombies™ you must have heard the sweet credit music at the end of the game. Well guess what? It is sweeter in live session.



You can read all about the artist in her blog here.

Monday, June 28, 2010

Brick Gamers 46 - Wrath of the Leech King?


A bit lost about what this whole comic is about? Then perhaps you haven't read about this before - Blizzard introduced to World of Warcraft, a horse mount called the Celestial Steed, but it's not free. It costs USD25 and offers you 310-percent speed. So if you're a traveller in WoW, you might benefit from the 310% speed increase across the virtual world. However, if you're already paying for WoW and now you have to pay more to get a benefit in the virtual world, it does seem like the real world has now snuck into the virtual world where again, money rules. Think of it as having the money to buy a Ferrari in the real world so you can zip past people because you have the money to do so. Could this be a trend of WoW to come where more items will be sold to enhance your character by the mere power of your wallet to play in-game?

Would you pay USD25 for a horse in an online game just so you can move faster?

Wrath of the Lich King? Or Leech King? Or wrath of the gamers instead? Is this gaming?