Zombie Apocalypse, The Epic Conclusion.

Nate-Radio Presents:

THE ZOMBIE APOCALYPSE Part IV

Needless to say, the Zombie-Infection slowly spreads until Will Smith sacrifices himself to save a vial of blood that holds the key to curing the infection. The infection escapes the terrifying reach of the Zombie-Apocalypse long enough to reach scientists who create a vaccine capable of mass production.

The world is saved. (Dramatic Pause) Alas, too late for the stick-men at Nate-Radio.

Zombie Apocalypse Part III.

Nate-Radio Presents:

THE ZOMBIE APOCALYPSE Part III

To Be Concluded

Zombie Apocalypse Part II.

Nate-Radio Presents:

THE ZOMBIE APOCALYPSE Part II

To Be Continued

The Zombie Apocalypse has captured the imagination of artists all over the world. From filmmakers to musicians to photographers to garden enthusiasts. In fact, Zombies are such a cultural phenomenon that should you become victim to their relentless bloodlust, you can still proudly tell the world just how many little Zomblings you must pay to feed and clothe.

So, keeping that in mind, it makes sense for Nate-Radio to take on a Zombie Apocalypse and see just how long they make it. Of course they're not the most clever stick-figures on the block (this isn't XKCD) but perhaps there's more to them than meets the eye. Like a transformer. Or something, I don't know.

Nate-Radio Presents:

THE ZOMBIE APOCALYPSE 

To Be Continued

This Months Obsession

Now, I'm not one to normally play games or, in turn, get addicted to playing games, but this one is amazing. Like all of the best things in the category of "things I would call amazing", the plot behind Plants vs Zombies is easily explained. In fact, it's essentially in the title.

You are a homeowner in Zombie-Infested suburbia. Besides 'Crazy Dave' (your neighbour and only human compatriot) you are friendless in a world of Brain-Hungry-Zombies. Your only chance to survive? By planting clever shrubs that inflict damage on the advancing undead is quickly and strategically as possible. Plants cost sunlight which is generated by sunflowers. The more sunflowers you plant, the more sun you have, the more you can build up your garden (ie: fortress).



Your arsenal ranges from fast firing pea-shooters to slow timing potato-mines. You've got wallnuts that'll act as shields and cherry bombs that'll blow up anyone nearby. There's everything, melon catapults, corn-cob-cannons, and they all come accompanied with hilarious back stories.

Check it out from the official website, there's a free trial download that gives you one hour of playing time, but be warned, it is very very very addictive.

At least it was for me, I mean, I can't even pick flowers for my girlfriend now without considering the consequences...