The Sky is Falling!
Oh... no? Well, at least we've got your attention long enough to tell you that Chicken Little is now available.
Published: October 18, 2005
It's not easy being deemed the town's "boy who cries wolf." Trust us, we know. And when Chicken Little inadvertently warned his town that the sky was falling when he was merely hit in the head by a falling acorn, he faced the same fate. But when the sky actually does start falling, it seems gallus domesticus littleus (er... Chicken Little) and his gang are the only ones up to the task of saving the day, and coming off a hero-inducing home run in the town's biggest baseball game, people might actually take him seriously this time.
If you haven't guessed, we've been dropping the 411 on Disney's Chicken Little, which has conveniently enough flocked to stores today. If you also seem to have trouble putting two and two together, this one's based on the much-hyped theatrical release of Walt Disney Pictures "first fully computer animated motion picture" by the same name. Geez, what would you guys do withou... you what? You already knew all of this? Oh, now you tell us.
"Chicken Little marks one of our largest self-publishing initiatives ever," claims Graham Hopper, senior vice president and general manager, Buena Vista Games. "With both a major theatrical release and video games, Chicken Little will provide engaging entertainment for both moviegoers and gamers."
Ever, you hear? EVER! As uncommonly on top of things as we've been as of late, we've already got a full review of the game live and just waiting for your eyes to skim through, skip the text and go straight to the score (oh, c'mon, we all do it). Be sure to eye our media page too for new trailers and screens that just might throw you into a frantic clucking frenzy. Sing it, man!
If you haven't guessed, we've been dropping the 411 on Disney's Chicken Little, which has conveniently enough flocked to stores today. If you also seem to have trouble putting two and two together, this one's based on the much-hyped theatrical release of Walt Disney Pictures "first fully computer animated motion picture" by the same name. Geez, what would you guys do withou... you what? You already knew all of this? Oh, now you tell us.
"Chicken Little marks one of our largest self-publishing initiatives ever," claims Graham Hopper, senior vice president and general manager, Buena Vista Games. "With both a major theatrical release and video games, Chicken Little will provide engaging entertainment for both moviegoers and gamers."
Ever, you hear? EVER! As uncommonly on top of things as we've been as of late, we've already got a full review of the game live and just waiting for your eyes to skim through, skip the text and go straight to the score (oh, c'mon, we all do it). Be sure to eye our media page too for new trailers and screens that just might throw you into a frantic clucking frenzy. Sing it, man!
