Bloodsport-KombatX: Super Bowl Dr.

Diorama of the use of media-arts for modern home quarantine-entertainment/IQ.

A media-era home-entertainment diorama featuring ideas from Bloodsport as well as fun Mortal Kombat imagery. Enjoy, 

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Dylan planned his incredible hip young Boston cyber-football cinematic party in his new apartment in which he'd invite his coworker friends from A Better Chance Corp, a business-firm working with education arenas in North America.

Super Bowl parties are quite the rave these days in he United States, but Dylan's party would be real sweet, since it'd feature his hometown beloved Brady-Patriots against the visiting pesky team from the NFC that had plagued them for so many seasons as a generic 'upstart' in the league. This would add drama-spice to the entire cyber-gaming activities for the ABC-coworker gettogether at Dylan's pad.

DYLAN: We're using film-scenes from an exciting Van Damme film as a 'backdrop' for the competition during Half-Time show.

This era of great media-networks and consumerism entertainments and broadcast-era sports had vaulted special social arena investments in the 'idea' of games and competitive creativity and exchanges translating field-broadcast sports into home-entertainment.

DYLAN: We're using the Playstation-platform to hoist this Bowl-party as a cyber-cinema home-entertainment 'fitness' IQ!

The reason Dylan and his friends used a special combat-themed Van Damme film for the backdrop for the cyber-entertainment/arts of the Bowl-party in Boston is because it capitulated the fineries/aesthetics of combat-ergonomics or 'fitness' through the modern home-entertainment lens of accessible human dance.

DYLAN: We're complementing the Van Damme film-clips on our Plasma-television with a graphic combat video-game contest.

GUEST: Wow, I'd have to see the Patriots and this rival-team Bowl-game got Dylan thinking much about fun-spicing at home.

The combat-cyber portion of the home-entertainment series featured the guests taking turns to attempt to use special female princess-warrior avatars in the video-game to destroy the males. This was high-octane home-entertainment logistics, meant to draw-out nifty socialized distances dialogue in the Age of Quarantine.

DYLAN: I met my future wife at the Bowl-Cyber Boston party with my Better-Chance coworkers and learned of media-IQ.

CRITIC: Too much television and movies and video-games will 'spoil' your brain, so prepare for adequate dreams.

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