As I mentioned yesterday in my write up about the uncovered Spider-Gwen Disney Infinity figure , I love the YouTube channel of Liam Robertson, who does some very thorough research and puts together incredible videos about games that for one reason or another, never got released. Liam in the past has done videos on EA’s The Dark Knight movie tie-in game, Factor…
Personally, I love looking at those sad things that never came to pass. One of my favourite YouTube channels is Liam Robertson’s who does some great pieces about games that for some reason or another just didn’t happen and I loved putting together my multi-part series about cancelled comic book games a few years back. But…
Sometimes, especially during the excitement of E3, it’s easy to get caught up in how gorgeous trailers can look for video games and forget that those two-three minute videos may not be indicative of what a final product will look like. Let’s not forget that not too long ago commercials aired on TV showing all…
The Marvel Vs. Capcom series had a very welcome resurgence late last decade with the PSN/XBLX rererelease of fan favourite entry Marvel Vs. Capcom 2 followed by a sequel two years later in Marvel Vs. Capcom 3: Fate of Two Worlds and its subsequent upgrade, Ultimate Marvel Vs. Capcom 3 months after that. Since 2011 though, the series has once again gone quiet,…
In what can only be described as the ultimate E3 comedown buzzkill, Infiniteer Adventures has uncovered exclusive concept art of what the Disney Infinity 3.0 Doctor Strange figure would have looked like had the game and figure production not been cancelled. The figure looks absolutely incredible, mixing seamlessly the style of Disney Infinity with the likeness of Benedict Cumberbatch,…
Thanks to Matthew Riggs for bringing this to my attention. This being E3 week and all, we’re all excited to get lost in all the hype of the new games, hardware and VR offerings coming down the pipeline. It appears that Activision however are perhaps looking to dig into their past catalog if some recently…
The only reason I’m awake right now is because of pure hype and excitement. Having worked very early yesterday morning, it was a struggle to stay up for the Sony press conference, and boy, am I glad that I did. I could talk in length about the new incredible looking God of War, the just announced, WITH…
It’s amazing for a game that’s so short and severely mechanically outdated that I can nearly almost find something to write about it. That speaks volumes about how good Neversoft’s Spider-Man, or Spider-Man (2000) as I often refer to it, truly is. In continuing my look at the best Marvel console game ever, I didn’t think I would have…
When Activision claimed the X-Men license at the start of the new millennium, they didn’t do anything terribly exciting with the license prior to the ground breaking X-Men Legends in 2004. The first Mutant Academy game and its sequel were fine, but they were more or less just a Street Fighter clone with a 3-D coat of paint, again not that…
When the news dropped Friday that Spider-Man would not only be coming to Lego Marvel’s The Avengers, and in his Captain America: Civil War outfit no less, I was, to put it mildly, pretty excited. Today I’m even more excited because not only is the pack coming out today for free, but it’s also brings a lot of fan-favorite…
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