After weeks of will they/won’t they speculation and hope from fans who want the likes of the X-Men and the Fantastic Four to share the screen with the Avengers in a Marvel movie, Disney has officially purchased 21st Century Fox’s film assets to the tune of over $50 billion, ultimately meaning that such things can…
Today the much sought after SNES Classic Edition arrives in stores. Like the NES console from last year, it’s a miniaturized version of perhaps the most beloved consoles of all time, pre-loaded with 21 games including Star Fox 2 which is finally getting released after being cancelled close to its completion in the 90’s. The games on…
Canada, the country in which I call home, is celebrating a milestone birthday today. July 1st, 2017 marks the 150th birthday of the day that the country known as Canada came into existence. Video game fans owe a lot to the country of Canada, for without it and the talented people who live in it,…
If you grew up close to a comic book shop in the 90’s chances are you got a decent enough education of comic book characters across multiple publishing brands. If, like me however, the closest comic book shop was an hour-and-a-half away, you probably were lucky to get a scattered issue here or there at…
X-Men movies have existed now for approaching seventeen years, and while they’ll most defiantly continue for a long time, they’ll do without the only actor who has appeared in all of them: Hugh Jackman. With Logan releasing this weekend and marking the end of an era for the X-Men film franchise, I thought it relevant to also…
X-Men Origins: Wolverine Uncagted Edition is a beloved game here at Comic Gamers Assemble. Not only has it been ranked as number one on the Top Ten Wolverine games list, but it was also a contender for the Best Marvel Console Game of all time. With Logan around the corner, Smosh Games is looking at the best game with the…
The moment of truth is finally here. After spending all of 2016 highlighting what I feel to be the best Marvel console games of all time, it’s finally time to rank them in order from least greatest to absolute greatest. Normally when I do a ranking list, with a few exceptions, I tend to just…
If you don’t know who the character of Wolverine is from the pages of both the X-Men comics as well as his own solo series, you probably might know him from one of the many animated series he played a major role in or the live-action X-Men feature films in which he’s appeared in all…
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…
Is it just me, or did it seem like Capcom habitually used the X-Men as a testing ground for larger Marvel Universe ideas? On the SNES, there was X-Men: Mutant Apocalypse which was followed by Marvel Super Heroes: War of the Gems. When the seeds of the Vs. Series were first being planted, there came X-Men: Children of the Atom which was precedded…
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