Up until today, the only release date anyone had been given for Telltale’s upcoming series based on DC’s iconic Batman was “summer”. Today Telltale has narrowed down that window for both the physical as well as the retail release Batman: The Telltale Series. Those who want to play the series digitally can start in August with…
Both Infinity Inquirer and Infiniteer Adventures, two of the best Disney Infinity dedicated websites out there, have been doing a tremendous job of bringing all that would have been in the now sadly dead toys-to-life game to the public. From the Doctor Strange and Spider-Gwen regular figures, to the first look at the Hulk and Hulkbuster premium figures, those running both…
There’s a lot of deals to be had on Amazon Prime Day, but one of the best ones you can get won’t cost you a thing! As part of Prime Day, you can download WRONG! Retro Games, You Messed Up Our Comic Book Heroes! absolutely free. WRONG! Retro is a book written by current PR/Social Media for the Gazillion…
Had it been able to keep its original release date, the HD collection Batman: Return to Arkham would be arriving in players hands in just shy of two weeks, but an issue with the quality of the port caused WB Games to delay the game “indefinitely” with no window as to when we could expect it. From…
When the Batman Arkham remasters rumor started circulating a few months ago, it was expected to carry a release date of the Friday before E3. When WB Games officially announced the project, what we now know as Batman: Return to Arkahm, a collection that remasters both 2009’s Batman: Arkham Asylum and Batman: Arkham City, it had a release date of July 26th,…
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…
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…
“Is [Spider-Man] a signal of things to come? Oh, yes. Absolutely. And we can’t wait to tell the world about it.” – Jay Ong, Marvel’s vice-president of games talking with Polygon When I started a website dedicated to comic book inspired video games, I strongly felt that I was getting in on the ground floor…
Through the use of new downloadable characters, Netherrealm Studios created plenty of incentive to keep coming back to their hit 2013 fighting game, Injustice: Gods Among Us, and the studio implemented a similar strategy with last year’s Mortal Kombat X. With the upcoming release of Injustice 2 next year, Netherrealm hopes to continue this trend of adding post release content to…
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,…
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