I read something recently about this urban obstacle course thing where people basically run through the city, jumping over things and off of things and climbing things. There's a name for it---I'll see if I can find it.
But I think AC is correct. I went back and clicked on "e-mail me," and the pop-up window had "Prince of Persia" along the top. Googled that, and it is a videogame. A little more digging, and discovered that it is being released in North America on December 1. The site is a UK url, so perhaps that's the release date there.
And I'm very proud to say that I think this confirms I'm a nerd, but proves that I'm not a geek.
people trying video game moves in real life :)) you can see something similar (lara croft) in the movie "Ali G In Da House" Lisa had to google about PoP? I must be really old to remember that stuff then!
I read something recently about this urban obstacle course thing where people basically run through the city, jumping over things and off of things and climbing things. There's a name for it---I'll see if I can find it.
ReplyDeleteMaybe it has something to do with that?
I think it has to do with video games, specifically , the buttons on a controller. L1, R1, A, B, select, start, etc.
ReplyDeleteIt's called parkour.
ReplyDeleteBut I think AC is correct. I went back and clicked on "e-mail me," and the pop-up window had "Prince of Persia" along the top. Googled that, and it is a videogame. A little more digging, and discovered that it is being released in North America on December 1. The site is a UK url, so perhaps that's the release date there.
And I'm very proud to say that I think this confirms I'm a nerd, but proves that I'm not a geek.
Just don't let my husband see it! I will never see him again!!!
ReplyDeletepeople trying video game moves in real life :))
ReplyDeleteyou can see something similar (lara croft) in the movie "Ali G In Da House"
Lisa had to google about PoP? I must be really old to remember that stuff then!
No, LIT, I'm just really sheltered. :-)
ReplyDeleteMy last videogame experience was with an Intelivision in grade school. Never had an Atari; never had a Nintendo.