NOTE: This review is spoiler free of plot details. What made Batman: The Telltale Series such a joy to play was how much it turned traditional Batman tropes on their head. You still had characters like Selina Kyle/Catwoman and Harvey Dent to remind you that this is still a Batman story, but a lot of things you…
After 2011’s Marvel Vs. Capcom 3: Fate of Two Worlds and its subsequent Ultimate upgrade, many thought that there would be another Marvel Vs. Capcom game, but in late 2016, Capcom surprised the world with the announcement of Marvel Vs. Capcom: Infinite. After several controversies regarding team sizes, the exclusion of characters from the game’s roster and a demo that perhaps…
A2M was pretty busy making Teen Titans at one point, releasing three over the course of a year starting with Teen Titans on the Game Boy Advance in October 2005, followed by a console game with the same name in May of the following year and concluding with a sequel to their first GBA game in Teen Titans 2 released in…
Just because a super hero game is skewed younger, it doesn’t automatically make it bad. The most obvious examples are the various Lego games like the Lego Batman and Lego Marvel series that can be enjoyed by players of all ages, but there’s also the two Batman: The Brave and the Bold titles developed by WayForward and the second Marvel Super Hero…
There were a few DC Animated Series to video game adaptations that got their start on a handheld: Titus’ Superman came out on the Game Boy years before Superman 64; Batman: The Animated Series, also for the Game Boy, from Konami arrived before either their SNES version of The Adventures of Batman and Robin or Sega’s multiple titles of the same name and there was no…
NOTE: This review is spoiler free of plot details. Gamora has really been the character I’ve disliked the most so far in Guardians of the Galaxy: The Telltale Series as in the previous two episodes, she’s come off as a little, naggy, for lack of a better term. It was with these feelings that I wasn’t too…
Sing it with me now: DuckTales, Wii U! The PS3/Xbox 360/Wii era of consoles brought us many retro revivals, whether it was from classic games on Nintendo’s Virtual Console service, long-lost arcade classics like Konami’s X-Men and The Simpsons or full on reimaginings such as Ubisoft’s Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Turtles in Time Re-Shelled. One of the most surprising remakes that was…
NOTE: Not played on the original NES, but on the PS4 version from the Disney Afternoon Collection. Capcom is no stranger to sequels: Mega Man had six entries alone on the NES and your head would probably start spinning trying to recall all the sequels, spin-offs, remasters and adjective themed updates for the Street Fighter franchise. One side of…
NOTE: This review is spoiler free of plot details. What makes reviewing episodes of Telltale games difficult for me is a choice I made long ago to never spoil plot details, something I make sure to put on the top of every episode I review. It makes it rather challenging to talk about a game…
In 1952, writer/artist Carl Barks introduced the world to Uncle Scrooge, an obscenely wealthy adventurer from the city of Duckburg. The character debuted in a Donald Duck story, but became so popular that he became the star of his own book for many decades and those exploits were eventually adapted into the beloved animated series, DuckTales. Like…
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