Going back as far as the first Mortal Kombat in arcades, you could tell that Ed Boon was destined to work within the world of superheroes. From its inception Mortal Kombat has had super powered martial artists interacting with Gods, sorcerers and weird creatures from alternate dimensions and the franchise has even rebooted itself through a recreation of its…
NOTE: This review is spoiler free of plot details. Coming off of episode three of A New Frontier, I can’t say I was that excited to jump back into another episode of Telltale’s The Walking Dead. After the strong two chapter season three start and a three-month hiatus, anticipation was built and then destroyed by a very safe chapter…
As someone who grew up in the NES era, some of the game’s my eyes were immediately drawn to while either when purchasing or renting a game were those purple bordered Capcom ones, especially those with a Disney license attached to them. Nowadays a game based on a beloved Disney property is normally a match…
NOTE: This review is spoiler free of plot details. Both Telltale and Marvel have been reassuring fans that Guardians of the Galaxy: The Telltale Series not set in the universe of the film, but you couldn’t really tell that from the first episode, Tangled up in Blue: The Nova Corps are police and not human rockets; Drax is not a…
NOTE: This review is spoiler free of plot details. Telltale did a great job in convincing us why we needed more of The Walking Dead in 2016, first with the terrific Michonne mini-series and then just under the wire with the two episode season premiere of A New Frontier. The fact that Telltale managed to do so after a disappointing and…
Books are something I rarely cover or review, but like in the case of WRONG! Retro Games, You Messed Up Our Comic Book Heroes! by Chris Baker, I make the exception when a book addresses what is covered on this site: Video games based on comic book properties. I was made aware of the existence of a…
WARNING: MILD SPOILERS FOR THE LEGO BATMAN MOVIE Outside of maybe Star Wars, Batman has been represented possibly the most in the Lego franchise of games, having been featured in his own trilogy of games, as a playable character in the Lego Movie Videogame and being included as a one of the three characters in the starter pack of Lego…
NOTE: This review is spoiler free of plot details. Boy, I’m going to have to think about how to shorten that title somehow. After an over two-year hiatus, Telltale is back with the true continuation of their The Walking Dead series they started back in 2012. Though the three-part Michonne mini-series was a great snack size story and…
I really miss AA games. By AA games I mean the 8’s out of 10, the titles that aren’t the safe, formulaic AAA blockbusters that publishers like Ubisoft and Activision churn out on a yearly basis nowadays. The games that still feel like they belong on a store shelf with a $60 price tag yet…
If you don’t know who the character of Wolverine is from the pages of both the X-Men comics as well as his own solo series, you probably might know him from one of the many animated series he played a major role in or the live-action X-Men feature films in which he’s appeared in all…
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