January 2012
26 posts
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Jan 30th
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This is by a large margin my favorite comic we’ve ever made. Also, I had an excuse to watch this scene about six times while we were writing it, so I love it even more.
Jan 30th
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Jan 27th
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Why are they making these? They actually are. We didn’t make this up. Aren’t all Legos pretty much Minecraft Legos? I can’t think of a way they wont be Legos that you can’t do quite as much with.
Jan 27th
Jan 25th
Years ago, the first time we tried to make a comic with John and Mitch (probably second or third time but the first time we made more than one page), we had them save the life of the monopoly man, who then gave them a wheelbarrow full of money because John’s asymmetrical eye-wear matched his monocle.  Later, we realized that the monopoly man doesn’t wear a monocle.That was back when...
Jan 25th
Jan 23rd
I guess Resident Evil has completely forsaken the survival part of being a survival horror and went with action instead. Of course, this has been happening since 4, but the recently released trailer for 6 has taken it to another level. As far as I can tell, the parts in which you play as Chris involve commanding a six-man squad of soldiers and fighting other soldiers in a city that may or may not...
Jan 23rd
Jan 20th
Fun fact I learned from writing this comic: Pal, the original dog that played Lassie, was a male. After we made the five Ocarina of Time comics, John told me that he wanted to draw less pictures of sad women and more pictures of a sad Micheal Otters. I think we’ve been doing pretty well with that.
Jan 20th
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Jan 18th
John and I essentially had this conversation. Just replace “on the toilet” with “at home,” and all the poop connotation with throwing up.
Jan 18th
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Jan 16th
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Disclaimer: This isn’t meant to be political at all. I don’t even know if that opening line really makes any sense. We only used Mitt Romney because he’s leading the polls right now. Now that that’s out of the way, we played the Asura’s Wrath demo, and it was the most astonishingly uninformative demo I have ever played. Although it was not small, it had no gameplay...
Jan 16th
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Jan 13th
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We love this guy. Something about an unbeatable pokemon trainer just works for us. We considered making a separate comic that exclusively chronicled his exploits, but that seemed like an unnecessary division of our efforts. Anyway, he will probably pop up on occasion to satisfy our ned to make a pokemon comic.  For anyone new to Ready Soup, we have a twitter account and an email account at...
Jan 13th
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Jan 11th
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I love Groose. It’s rare to find such a Gaston-like character these days. One of the most important lessons that other games should learn from Zelda is to be endearing. Skyward Sword had characters that were likeable in a way that even the best of today’s games don’t manage, and they did it without voice acting. I cared more about saving Zelda in that game than I have about...
Jan 11th
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Jan 9th
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The Little Mermaid is the greatest Disney movie ever made. I could explain why, but I shouldn’t have to tell you; you should just know.
Jan 9th
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Jan 6th
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We love the joke of everyone in a community having the same name. Sometimes we want to use it in every comic we make. That would probably get old though.
Jan 6th
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Jan 4th
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Those kids from Pallet Town have it easy. In tangentially related news, we are planning an event tentatively known as The Day Long Pokemon Challenge. This will involve John and myself playing Pokemon Fire Red and Leaf Green (respectively) for an entire day on the Game Boy Advance Player for the Nintendo Gamecube and battling each other at scheduled intervals using Pokemon Colosseum. This is the...
Jan 4th
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Jan 2nd
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Happy New Year, dear readers. Remember Y2K? Funny stuff. Since we started this comic eleven years after the new millennium started, we missed our chance to tap into the comedy wellspring that is the Y2K bug. We found a way though.
Jan 2nd