Wow, not long after Kotaku released the article about the troubled development cycle of X-Men: Destiny comes another piece of news about the now controversial game. As part of the lawsuit Silicon Knights lost against Epic over their use of the Unreal engine, they now must delete the code for any title they developed using…
As the month of October comes to a close, so does my look at some Marvel Comics horror themed videogames. Thanks for reading, for anyone coming in, here’s the link to all five issues. Happy Halloween everyone!: Review 1: Blade (PS1) Review 2: Blade (GBC) Review 3: Blade 2 (Xbox) Review 4: Ghost Rider (PSP)…
And so the Midnight Sons Month comes to a close… Ghost Rider for the Game Boy Advance was developed by Magic Pockets, a France studio with a long list of titles developed for Nintendo handhelds and is currently making games for the iOS platform. Like it’s siblings on the PlayStation systems, it was also published…
X-Men: Destiny came out last year to little to no fanfare. Critics bashed it, sales were less than mediocre, and by now most people (outside of me) have probably forgetting about it. But what exactly happened that made it so bad? Publisher Activision has had a pretty decent record with the license in the past,…
There’s not a lot to say about Ghost Rider on the PSP that I didn’t cover in my back issue for the PS2 release back in February. In short, it’s a decent God of War clone, broken up with motorcycle levels with a healthy amount of unlockables and a short play length. NOTE: This is…
NYCC received a new trailer for Gazillion’s new MMO Marvel Heroes over the weekend: They also announced three new playable characters: Luke Cage, Phoenix and Nova. EGM was at the convention and had a fairly glowing write up over at EGMNOW.
High Moon Studio’s announced a new character that will appear in their upcoming game based on Marvel’s Merc with a Mouth. That character is none other than Domino. No word on what role the character will actually play in the game was given, nor if the character will be playable.
Blade II was released the same day as the film of the same name on home video (September 3rd, 2002), and was the last game to star the vampire hunter outside of playable appearances in things like the Ghost Rider games and Marvel Ultimate Alliance. While it didn’t come out in time for the North…
When it launched a week before the release of the Amazing Spider-Man film, the game of the same name arrived on everything from the current generation home consoles, handhelds and even smart phones. Next spring, the game will arrive on Nintendo’s Wii U console packaged with all the DLC I gave a resounding “meh” not…
Over at Gameindustry.biz there is an interview with Gazillion Entertainment’s president David Brevik about the upcoming Marvel Heroes MMO, and how it will be the first “Free to Play” game that earns that particular title. I’m not sure how one goes about making money from something like this, but I’m sure time will tell whether…
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