It’s time to kick ass and chew bubblegum, and this guest is all out of bubblegum . Calling in at 5PM is Jon St. John, the voice of the one and the only Duke Nukem, the wise-craking, alien blasting hero of the games that bear his name.
I THINK SO!!!
Another $10,000, another set of awesome milestone pictures. Enjoy!!!
While Kristin will not be able to show up and help bus in-person this year (at least, in a conventional sense), she’ll be calling in to throw her support behind the crew, and urge them on in their noble quest for desert domination.
As the project lead on Child’s Play, Kristin has given us huge amounts of support from the get-go, and is generally a great person to have on-side for any endeavour. Of course, I write this knowing that she, Penny Arcade, and some other members of LoadingReadyRun are hatching some kind of nefarious plan involving my driving shift, of which I am not entirely clear, and that this plan will probably be in action by the time this post hits the site.
Stay tuned for the details … I guess …? *worried Jer is worried*
Sony Computer Entertainment was one of the first Corporate Sponsors to come onboard for Desert Bus 2010, and we’re thrilled they did! They sent us a delightful selection of games for PS3 and PSP, and what is certainly one of the most unique prize packs we have for this year – the Sony Executive Bundle! The Sony Executive Bundle includes everything you need to pretend you’re a high roller with the international corporation!
So remember last year, way back to Desert Bus 2009 when we had a lovely gentlemen by the name of Ken Steacy on the air with us? The very same Ken Steacy who left us with the now infamous nickname Ken “Value Added” Steacy? Yah, he’s coming back!
For those who don’t know who this wonderful man is, I lifted this directly from his Wikipedia page.
Ken “Value Added” Steacy is a Canadian comics artist and writer best known for his work on the NOW Comics comic book series of Astro Boy and of the Comico comic series of Jonny Quest, as well as his graphic novel collaborations with Harlan Ellison (Night and the Enemy, 1987) and Dean Motter (The Sacred and the Profane, 1987). Ken was a member of the Royal Canadian Air Cadets 386 Comox Squadron.
He entertained the masses last year and even though he won’t be here in person (he’s back east this year) he’s sure to do it once again!
Greg Tito is a freelance games journalist who has found steady work of late in the employ of The Escapist. He’s an avid gamer, both on the console and the tabletop. He will also be calling us in about an hour to show support, talk about us, talk about himself, and maybe talk about things you want to talk about. Be sure to have the feed open at 1:00 to catch his call!
If you have a question for Greg, post it to the comments below, and we’ll get to it if we get the chance!
This is one of my favorite parts about desert bus, the amount of creative works of art wether they be Songs, Pictures, Fan Fiction that come from you guys.
This is one of the best Desert Bus themed songs we’ve gotten in the 4 years of doing this.
There is a great disturbance in the internet … as if an entire table of PCs just wondered “Where is my DM,” and were sorely confused. Thankfully, we know the answer: that Penny Arcade illustrator Mike Krahulik will be calling us in a scant half-hour to throw his support behind the cause!
Mike is famous on the internets for his fantastic illustrations, and love of games, Star Wars, and–recently–Dungeons and Dragons. As a co-founder of Child’s Play, his dedication to the children is also strong. We look forward to hearing from him, and hope you do too!
