Today in Joystiq: January 18, 2008

The last of our three-day stint covering Anthony's artwork. The last two days were devoted to t-shirts, and today we show off two canvas pictures. One of Altair from Assassin's Creed, and the ever-awesome Day of the Tentacle art -- we're suckers for LucasArts adventure nods. Check out the highlights for today:

Joystiquery
DS Fanboy Lite: Jan. 12 - Jan. 18
Joystiq Podcast 034 - Awkward edition
Today's big hair video: Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII CGI trailer

News
Video introduces the new Smash Bros. Brawl fighters
Finally, a game about the Library of Congress classification system
See first screens from Highlander game
Tiberium (the Command & Conquer FPS) debut trailer
Microsoft apologizes for Xbox Live issues with free Undertow download
Rock Band songs tops 2.5m downloads, 200+ songs in pipeline
SCi management out, stock price recovering
Prince of Persia creator talks film adaptation, pitching project
Screenshots: Bionic Commando Rearmed
Sega theme parks planned for Middle East, North Africa
World of Warcraft players reach gold limit cap
Guitar Hero 3 gets Journey, Foreigner, Boston DLC
Activision was #1 US publisher in 2007
Rosenbaum gives voice to Dark Sector
Bully giving atomic wedgies on Wii and Xbox 360 the first week of March
Wal-Mart gives $10 gift card to victims (opportunists) of Brawl price error

Rumors & Speculation
Oblivion PSP listing appears on Amazon
Analyst: EA Sports is underperforming and trend may continue

Culture & Community
BioShock nabs 'record-breaking' 12 nominations from AIAS awards
Player credits America's Army for mad first aid skillz

Reader Comments (8)

Hell yes! Day of the Tentacle!

If only Lucasarts still saw graphic adventures as a viable genre.

That wouldn't work. All the real talent left Lucasarts YEARS ago.

this reminds me of that time i almost bought a huge canvas painting of tony montana. it probably wouldn't have been the best of purchases, but it would have been one of those things that you can't throw away, it just ends up in the "game-room" next to the dogs playing poker.