Geek Out!

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This week has been a dynamic explosion for fandoms everywhere. First, we have received word that a new Guitar Hero will be available for the Wii U, Playstation 4, XBOX  One, and XBOX 360 sometime this year. Secondly, the Avengers played Family Feud on “Jimmy Kimmel Live” and lastly, we have finally received a new trailer for “Star Wars: The Force Awakens”.

Guitar Hero has definitely received a makeover with its realistic graphics and new guitar. The rainbow buttons are gone and in their place are buttons that blend in, giving the overall look of an actual guitar.  The game is now only playable for entertainment and education, giving gamers a chance to learn how to play a guitar. It also has new features such as Guitar Hero TV and Guitar Hero Live which will appear on the game in Fall 2015. Guitar Hero TV allows you to compete with friends and play songs available as DLC.

The Avengers on “Jimmy Kimmel Live” took the stage by storm discussing fanart and general questions about the team. The cast responded in and out of character, much to the delight of the audience and geeks everywhere. They also played their version of the Family Feud which now makes me want to see them go on the actual show.

“Star Wars: The Force Awakens” has reminded me why I love “Star Wars” and it’s for the fact that it is brilliant, sci fi gold. Lucas has once again outdone himself and presented us with a spectacular trailer that gives us goosebumps and a new hope for the movie. It features everything we’ve ever loved about the movie: the Falcon, lightsabers,  Chewie (who doesn’t look greyer), and Han Solo.

This week has been nothing more than a geekified sundae with a destroyed Darth Vader helmet for the cherry. So far it has been a feast for the eyes, soon it’ll be time to dig in.

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So tell me, what are you excited for the most: Guitar Hero 2015, “Avengers : Age of Ultron”, or “Star Wars: The Force Awakens” and why?