And so the Midnight Sons Month comes to a close… Ghost Rider for the Game Boy Advance was developed by Magic Pockets, a France studio with a long list of titles developed for Nintendo handhelds and is currently making games for the iOS platform. Like it’s siblings on the PlayStation systems, it was also published…
There’s not a lot to say about Ghost Rider on the PSP that I didn’t cover in my back issue for the PS2 release back in February. In short, it’s a decent God of War clone, broken up with motorcycle levels with a healthy amount of unlockables and a short play length. NOTE: This is…
Blade II was released the same day as the film of the same name on home video (September 3rd, 2002), and was the last game to star the vampire hunter outside of playable appearances in things like the Ghost Rider games and Marvel Ultimate Alliance. While it didn’t come out in time for the North…
Let’s start things off by talking about the people who made Blade for the Game Boy Color, Hal Corporation. Primarily they are known for making a game featuring this character… So to clarify, the people who made THAT, made a game based on an IP that features THIS… Poor Ron Perlman, such a nice man.…
Though it shares the same cover art as the theatrical film poster, Blade is not a tie-in to the successful film. It was published two years after the release of the movie by Activision and does not follow the plot either. At best it can be considered a prequel as Whistler is your support in…
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