Rob Reger's Blog, page 15
August 3, 2011
Snow White Writer to Pen Emily the Strange Movie

Melisa Wallack, who wrote the script that became Relativity's high-profile Snow White project, has been drafted by Universal to pen Emily the Strange. Chloe Moretz is attached to star as the punky goth cult figure created by skateboarder Rob Reger. Dark Horse's Mike Richardson is producing.




August 2, 2011
EMILY THE STRANGE Signed Dark Times Novel Contest

Another great Emily the Strange competition helping to promote "Strangerous" on Nintendo DS/DSi as well as a "Dark Times Novel"! - PQube and Harper Collins are giving you the chance to win an Emily the Strange SIGNED copy of a "Dark Times Novel".
Use the entry form below to enter - you will be redirected to the PQube online store if your entry is successful (where you can purchase Strangerous on Nintendo DS/DSi - as well as a wide range of Emily the Strange merchandise)!
Competition open to entries WORLDWIDE - the winner will be announced on the official Emily the Strange "Strangerous" Facebook page ("like" the page now so you don't forget!) on Friday 26th August at 5pm GMT




Computer Times Reviews EMILY THE STRANGE STRANGEROUS DS Game

"Many of you may recognize Emily the Strange as the counterculture icon she's become over the last two decades or so. Beginning in the early 90's as just an offbeat character on t-shirts, stickers, and other merchandise, she has grown into a popular personality in comic books, and even a full-blown series of novels for teens. Now, with the help of PQube, she makes her way into the video game arena, with the Nintendo DS/DSi title, Emily the Strange: Strangerous (Retail £29.99). True to her alternative roots, Emily is witty, unique, and darkly cool in this new adventure. The game is a really fun puzzle adventure, in which Emily must solve all manner of challenges in order to find and rescue her 4 kidnapped cats. While saving Miles, Mystery, Sabbath, and Nee Chee from a nasty little she-villain, you must also stop her from turning Emily's entire world pink and fluffy.
The puzzles throughout the game are very unique, and each one presents a different type of problem. Some of them are your standard puzzle styles, like coded sequences or rearranging picture pieces. Others are more like mini-games, and require a little skill, like the carnival shooting game, and critical thinking, like setting traps for different bothersome foes. When you solve a puzzle, not only will you be able to progress in the game, you'll also be rewarded with cat treats or things called Oddettes, which will allow you to use Emily's computer. After you have played a mini-game, you can access it through Emily's Scrapbook, the menu area in the game, and play them anytime you like. You'll want to do this whenever you get low on cat treats. Once you have Emily's cats back with her, they will be needed to complete certain tasks. Each cat has its own special skill, like seeing in the dark, climbing to unreachable spots, giving hints on what needs to be done, or hunting down clues. They don't perform these skills for free however, and you'll need to give them a cat treat before they will begin. Emily will have to traverse 6 very different parallel worlds, including an alternate version of her own, and play over 60 puzzles to complete the adventure. If you are using a Nintendo DSi, you have a couple extra features to play with. You'll be able to access a special area with mini-games only playable with a DSi, and use the Zonster Creator, a sort of Frankenstein's lab feature where you build your own monster from parts you've collected. You collect monster parts by scanning special barcodes with your DSi, which you will find scattered throughout your product box and manual.
One of the great things about Emily the Strange, as a character, is her individuality, creativity, and ability to inspire alternatively minded young women to embrace that which makes them unique. With Emily the Strange: Strangerous, girls of all ages can enjoy diving into this strange and wonderful world, and making friends with a girl who is not afraid to be exactly who she is. You'll enjoy hours and hours of game play, and never get bored with the wide variety of puzzle types. The odd characters you'll meet in each parallel world will be sometimes helpful and sometimes just an inconvenience, but they will always be entertaining. Most importantly, you'll have the strangest fun you've ever had, with the strong, confident, quirky Emily, and her band of talented cats.
To find out more about Emily the Strange, try these links: http://pqube.co.uk and http://emily-game.co.uk.
The full article is available here: http://computertimes.com/emilythestrange.htm
Strangerous can be ordered now directly from: PQube online store




July 23, 2011
Emily The Strange Fine Art at San Diego Comic Con

the Con! Here's a snapshot of the gallery that Gallery Extraña Director /
Curator Aimee
Friberg has set up next to the Emily Booth. It features
Emily's creator Rob Reger's personal work and his Emily inspired fine art,
along with Buzz Parker's detailed
illustrations, work by cut-out artist Turo Scissorhands and Reger's
collaborative prints with punk photographer Jenny
Lens.
Our
gallery/living room set up is much cozier thanks to our friends at
Boomerang for Modern,
a beautiful mid-century design store in San Diego's Little Italy.
Thanks Boomerang! If you're at the con, come visit us! Booth
#4637




July 22, 2011
Boomerang for Modern Hosts Emily The Strange Fine Art at SDCC





July 19, 2011
SWAMP DREAMS Art Print by Rob Reger at SDCC Emily booth 4637
New KITTYHEAD Art Print Exclusive at SDCC Booth 4637
July 16, 2011
Emily The Strange at San Diego Comic Con!! Booth 4637





Rob Reger Will Be Showing His ORIGINAL ARTWORK at San Diego Comic-Con

Rob Reger will be showing his original artwork at San Diego Comic-Con
Original paintings, limited edition prints, daily customized paintings!
Meet the artist daily at BOOTH #4637 from 3-6pm




Promotional Poster for Mimobot's Exclusive Emily The Strange Designer USB Flash Drive




