Disney already has one video game property that requires the purchase of additional figures with Disney Infinity, and now they’re adding a second franchise that’s somewhat similar, but with a twist. Launching in October at a cost of $120, with pre-orders being accepted in July, is Playmotion, a role-playing toy that combines mobile devices with figures and…
I talked about EA’s never released fighting game from their Chicago studio last year in my five-part series on unreleased comic book games and now PtoP Online, a group dedicated to preserving old video game prototypes who also released footage of the Justice League game that would’ve tied into director George Miller’s (Mad Max: Fury…
While we’re still mulling over the Disney Infinity 3.0 news from earlier this week, it’s quite easy to forget that last year’s 2.0 edition was announced for Sony’s second handheld, the PS Vita. Those who were waiting for the handheld port are in luck as Disney Infinity 2.0 lands tomorrow on PS Vita exclusive to Gamestop. The port of…
May the 4th has come and gone and today the third iteration of Disney Infinity has officially been announced which as many had guessed is heavily Star Wars themed. More details are expected to come in this months issue of Game Informer, but one interesting take away from the cover is the inclusion of some…
We’ve taken quite the journey since the post-credits scene featuring Nick Fury showed up in 2008’s Iron Man: The Avengers have assembled twice; Spider-Man’s tangled web of rights have finally allowed him to join the MCU and we’ve seen characters on the big-screen that we never would’ve imagined would show up like the Winter Soldier and Rocket Raccoon. Marvel…
For every “Telltale partners with Marvel” news story that comes out reminding us that you can get excited about a possible future for Marvel video games, here comes another mobile free-to-start game to bring you back to earth. Marvel Future Fight is another in a long line of mobile games from Marvel and is an…
Thanks (or no thanks, depending on how you look at it) to Sega, every one of the Marvel Phase One films launched alongside a promotional video game that landed on nearly every single device at the time, save one. While Sega had each of the solo heroes rights tied up to make games for, when…
Ultron has been one of the Marvel universe’s most deadly villains since his debut all the way back in 1968 and this week the world will get to see how deadly he can be on the big screen in the sequel to 2012’s The Avengers, The Avengers: Age of Ultron. Those following Marvel’s various video game projects…
The tools found in Disney Infinity 2.0’s Toy Box have been available to download and play on iOS enabled devices since January and now Android fans can get in on the action starting today. You won’t be able to carry over any of your toys from the console game (the game will randomly select three starting characters…
Sometimes it’s really hard to be a fan of comic book games, what with all the news and game announcements outside of Batman: Arkham Knight and the Lego games being mostly unexciting free-to-play and mobile games. But some mornings, you wake up and find news like this in your Twitter feed. Announced yesterday evening in San Francisco,…
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