Stu’s Web Wednesday: The Bunny Perspective

I'll get this out of the way right now. The Bunny Perspective stars Phil, a "foul mouthed, pot smoking puppet bunny". I can hear you now. "But Stu, this has nothing to do with vidya gamez?!?" I know, but it's my thing and I'll showcase who I want, so sit and watch anyway. Enlighten yourselves. If you want your video games, Phil gets equated to Max from Sam & Max quite often and really there is a resemblance. He'd be like Max's cooler, more composed and "with it" cousin. But that's where the similarities end.

Generally Phil (and by proxy his writer, creator and ego to Phil's id Mike Bennett) does positive reviews, pretty fairly at that. This may seem like an odd thing to point out but a lot of reviewers go for the negative or universally known sucky because those tend to get more hits and have more inherent humor attached to them. However, when a review actually makes me seek out something and find something really cool, that is far more enlightening and benefitial. Perfect example is The Good, The Bad, and The Weird. I had seen the title on Netflix, was intreaged, put it on my instant queue, but never pulled the trigger on watching it. Then I took an arr....no. Nonono. Bad Stu. Anyway, then I saw Phil's review of the same title and knew I had to watch it.

And yes, it's just as good as Phil puts it out to be. Phil also tends to put things together in theme months, which is helpful in some regards in to what the schedule my look like and what's on the docket. For Halloween, though, he took on a negative, something so horrifying and terrible that I give him his props for sitting through it: The Rocky Horror Glee episode. *shudder*

I can hear the raging now. You want your video games. Fine. FINE. You want it. It just so happens that Phil, along with Kyle "Oancitzen" Kallgren (who does the also absolutely amazing Brows Held High, a show that I am still pondering how exactly to showcase here) and Ven (Kyle's title card artist) Let's Playing probably the most epic procedural RPG of our time. Of course, the full Let's Play is too long to put here, so I'll add the Best of:

What? It's The Room RPG. What did you think I mean when I said "most epic procedural RPG of our time"?

The Bunny Perspective can primarily be found on the main web site. Along with multiple other shows, live stream, art and ponies. If you're into that kind of thing. You can also check out his most entertaining Twitter as well. See. Isn't it nice to break out of the norm every once and a while? You mooches.