No, you’re not reading that title wrong and yes, it is indeed a thing. I like to think I know a lot about comic book video games, but sometimes even I stumble across something that makes me say “How did I now know about this?”. I didn’t know about the existence of Ex-Mutants, either the video game…
Telltale have put the finishing touches on their latest project in the The Walking Dead universe with the final part of their three-episode Michonne mini-series arriving this week, and they’re already busy prepping season three. An official sequel to 2014’s second season of the critically acclaimed series has been on the back burner while Telltale worked on properties…
When Activision started their Marvel action-RPG series with the original X-Men Legends, development responsibilities primarily fell on Raven Software with the occasional porting duties being outsourced to other studios. With development on X-Men Origins: Wolverine, Singularity and a reboot of the Wolfenstein franchise all happening simultaneously, Raven had very little resources to commit to the second and final Marvel Ultimate Alliance game released in…
Approaching two years ago, before Sony decided to share the Spider-Man film rights with Marvel Studios, I wrote an editorial arguing that the best stewards for the Spider-Man video game franchise would be Sony themselves. Now it seems that amazing fantasy I had (see what I did there?) could, fingers crossed, be a reality. That…
Keeping their promise of having a consistent schedule for their latest The Walking Dead mini-series, Telltale announced today that the finale of the three-part Michonne mini-series arrives next week starting April 26th. Titled “What We Deserve”, this will mark the conclusion of the series that started in February with “In Too Deep” and continued last month with “Give…
In a “I can’t believe this hasn’t happened sooner” surprise, it looks like we may be getting a HD collection of last gen’s award winning Batman: Arkham Asylum and Batman: Arkham City pretty soon. This comes from a leak from a GameStop employee who sent a picture to the Eurogamer website announcing the yet to be unveiled collection. Though missing…
The dungeon-crawler action-RPG genre was a good fit for the PSP. The overhead perspective allowed developers to create a fun action game on the go without having to be strapped with the usual camera problems inherent with more traditional 3-D action/adventure games. Some of the games that found great success on the handheld were the…
When the original Marvel Ultimate Alliance came out in 2006, a DS SKU was noticeably absent. There was a PSP game that was more or less a direct conversion of the PS2/Wii game with the usual compromises, but if you wanted to play MUA on a Nintendo handheld, you had to stick with the watered down beat-em-up that was…
Last month saw the release of the awesome Marvel Battlegrounds playset for Disney Infinity 3.0 as well as a slew of new figures and a set of power discs. The game is not even a month old and the folks at Marvel games are already teasing new content for the multiplayer brawler. On Tuesday Bill Rosemann, creative director for Marvel…
When it was released in January, Lego Marvel’s The Avengers covered nearly every corner of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, with a big, or tiny, exception: Ant-Man. The first post Avengers: Age of Ultron film was notably absent from the game, that is, until today. For PlayStation owners, you can now download the Ant-Man level pack for Lego Marvel’s The Avengers…
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