Dueling Analogs » Luigi’s Mansion

Luigi’s Mansion Has Multiplayer

Steve Napierski — Fri, 29 Mar 2013 00:00:53 +0000

I’m not going to act like this video isn’t dumb, because it is. But it still made me laugh. So I decided to share.

source: YouTube

O Brother, Where Art Thou?

Steve Napierski — Thu, 07 Feb 2013 14:55:53 +0000

It’s not easy being a ‘weegie …

source: Raised by Screens

Guest Strip by Nick Borkowicz

Steve Napierski — Wed, 02 Dec 2009 05:00:36 +0000

The four year anniversary celebration of Dueling Analogs continues today. Today’s guest strip was done by Nick ‘Ghostfreehood’ Borkowicz one of the creative masters behind Super Art Fight (who was also my tag team partner in my very first Super Art Fight as well).

I remember mentioning that I was going to do a write up on Dueling Analogs about how much fun I had at Super Art Fight. Hands down it is still the most fun I have ever had at a panel at any convention I have ever attended. It’s very easy to understand the rules when you are watching it, but hard to explain when you’re not. Hell, I remember trying to tell a fellow artist about it at Connecticon and not being able to grasp the premise. How about this: artists complete against each other to decide not who was the best artist but who was the most entertaining artist while at the same time working with each other to entertain the audience. Or I can just say it’s really friggin’ fun. If you ever get a chance to go to or be in a Super Art Fight I highly recommend it. The panel was packed to capacity at Connecticon. And if you know anything about panels at cons, you know that’s usually not the case. Hell, Buckley’s panel at the same convention only had 12 people in it. Nonetheless, thanks Nick for an awesome comic that maybe questionably too soon, but probably not.

Also, don’t forget that between now and Christmas you can save 20% off of your purchase cost at BigBoomBomb.com by entering the code “HOLIDAY” at checkout. And that my own “Everyday in January” campaign is still going on, too.

Make sure to return on Friday as the celebration continues…

Luigi’s Anal Adventure

Steve Napierski — Thu, 17 Nov 2005 05:00:00 +0000

Luigi’s Mansion was the first game that I got for my GameCube, when it launched. Its a fun game, but something about it always bothered me… why does Luigi keep shoving the stuff he finds in his arse? He finds a key, does a little congratulatory dance and then right into his sphincter. Did Nintendo think this was the best place for Mario’s brother to keep his belongings? I already know that Nintendo has some sort of obsession with Luigi’s arse. In Super Smash Brothers when Luigi rockets across the screen, he does so from the thrust of the flames coming out of his anus. But I digress, maybe I’m reading way too much into this… God I hope I’m reading too much into this.