Rock, Paper, Shotgun

Posts Tagged ‘undying-love’

Cuddle Your Cube

Posted by John Walker on October 11th, 2007.

Share ·

So this is weird. Tonight, in a fit of madness and love, I emailed Valve’s over-harrassed PR wunder-human to demand that they immediately begin manufacturing a Weighted Companion Cube plush toy to add to their range. (While over there, I spotted a prototype Hunter plushie, which was all kinds of cute). And then I find they’ve already confirmed it, via the least official means possible.

PC Gamer report that an email from Gabe Newell was posted on Penny Arcade’s forum, assuring him that cuddly cubes will be out before Christmas. Or as I prefer to put it to everyone who loves me, in time for Christmas.

So if a forum post linked via a blog post (for a magazine that appears to have completely THIEVED our guide for getting That Song from your files without crediting us at all – I’d assume they sourced it from elsewhere as is hugely likely, but then I’d not be able to feel self-righteous) is true, hip-hip: hooray!

Now, the question remains, will they be making plush incinerators?

, , .

61 Comments »

GamersGate has loads of PC games.

Respond to our gibber

  • HexagonalBolts : “I started a thread on the Digital Economy (P2P) law mentioned above if anyone cares to join me in discussion. http://rockpaper~” on The Sunday Papers
  • Ozzie : “Does a huge marketing campaign help at all? Now, to an educated mind, one would think that if a company were trying to oversell something, ...” on The Sunday Papers
  • SirKicksalot : “Mechner's list is fascinating. #1. The story is what the player does, not what he watches. DO YOU HEAR THAT, KOJIMA? #8. The longer the ...” on The Sunday Papers
  • Wulf : “Does a huge marketing campaign help at all? Now, to an educated mind, one would think that if a company were trying to oversell something, ...” on The Sunday Papers
  • Alexander Norris : “Pick Canada. France is pretty much Hell on Earth.” on The Sunday Papers

Browse the archive

Buy classic PC games from Good Old Games, please.