ULTRON INVADES MARVEL’S PORTFOLIO OF GAMES

With Marvel’s Avengers: Age of Ultron less than two weeks away from hitting theatres in North America, the team and the titular villain can be seen just about anywhere: TV ads, movie trailers, toys, Doritos, Dr. Pepper, clothes, and starting on April 23rd, video games. This Thursday and leading up to the North American release of Age of…

THE HISTORY OF DAREDEVIL IN VIDEO GAMES

Netflix’s Daredevil series set in the Marvel Cinematic Universe becomes available to view this Friday and I, like many, couldn’t be more excited. I didn’t grow up loving Daredevil initially, but when I seriously got into comics in my early teens I got quite the introduction thanks to Kevin Smith’s “Guardian Devil” story under the Marvel Knights…

COMIC GAMERS ASSEMBLE GAME OF THE YEAR AWARDS (PART 4/FINALE)

MOBILE GAME OF THE YEAR WINNER: GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY: THE UNIVERSAL WEAPON Before this year, I doubt many people knew who the Guardians of the Galaxy were, now over $750 millions dollars at the box office later, we’re all singing the songs from Awesome Mix Vol. 1 and dancing along with Baby Groot. The…

DC OR MARVEL: WHICH COMPANY IS DOING VIDEO GAMES RIGHT?

I had to pick the title for this piece just right, as I didn’t want to trick people into thinking I was going to step onto the landmine argument of who’s better, DC or Marvel. Short answer: both are great, don’t worry about the publisher of your comics, just worry about the story, art, and characters,…

WHY ISN’T THERE A MARVEL VIDEO GAME UNIVERSE?

Back when the Marvel Cinematic Universe launched in 2008, the film to video game rights for all properties were licensed to publisher Sega to farm out development to whom ever they saw fit. While the results ranged from really good (Captain America: Super Soldier PS3/Xbox 360, Thor: God of Thunder Nintendo DS) to okay (The…

BRIAN MICHAEL BENDIS EXPLAINS MARVEL HEROES ONGOING STORY

Gazillion entertainment put up a developer diary last week featuring the games writer, Brian Michael Bendis (All New X-Men, Ultimate Comics: Spider-Man among others) where he explains how Marvel Heroes will have an ongoing story, and why they chose Doctor Doom as the games central villain: