Fans of Telltale’s The Wolf Among Us, based on the Fables series of comics, had reason to get excited when an article was published on VG247 that Telltale was possibly teasing a sophomore season for the property. The reasoning provided by VG247 however was fairly thin, as they pointed to a retweet from voice actor Adam Harrington, who voiced Bigby…
Running alongside Disney’s D23 event this weekend was the annual EVO fighting game tournament where during a showcase match, a new character was revealed for the upcoming Marvel Vs. Capcom: Infinite. The character in question is Jedah from the Darkstalkers series of fighting games from Capcom who is making their Vs. Series debut in Infinite. The new addition to the roster was shown…
Yesterday during D23’s video game showcase, the Oculus exclusive and premiere Marvel virtual reality title, Marvel Powers United VR was unveiled to the world. Afterwards an interview was published on Marvel’s website with the head of Oculus Studios, Steve Arnold, about the title wherein further information was provided about the project. The title is a joint venture…
Today as part of the D23 event, Disney spent an hour showing off their upcoming games in the Marvel, Disney, and Star Wars camps, revealing new footage for Star Wars: Battlefront II, a (possible) release window and new world for Kingdom Hearts III and several Marvel related games, including an announcement of a new game. While now new gameplay…
Spider-Man: Homecoming’s success has caused a lot of people, including yours truly, to look back on one of the most beloved video games starring the web-slinger, Spider-Man 2. One such group to wax nostalgic about the game is Smosh Games, who in their recent entry in the Honest Game Trailers series, tackles the fan-favorite 2004 urban Tarzan simulator. One correction…
I’ve reviewed a few Spider-Man movie tie-in video games for this site over the years, some even like The Amazing Spider-Man 2 on both the PS4 and 3DS when they were just released in 2014, and over the past two weeks I’ve been posting reviews for the ones that I had yet to cover in any capacity.…
In 2011, Beenox delivered the first ever Spider-Man game to the 3DS with the release of Spider-Man: Edge of Time. Edge of Time was a respectable port to Nintendo’s underpowered handheld (in comparison to the main SKU of the game on PS3 and Xbox 360) that suffered from what a lot of 3-D games did on the PSP. The…
Marvel, and their parent company, Disney, are a tough bunch to read when it comes to certain properties. Many have speculated over the years that Marvel, Disney, or even both have black listed characters from the X-Men and Fantastic Four series because they do not retain the movie rights to those characters, and thus they…
The Amazing Spider-Man (2012) and 2011’s Spider-Man: Edge of Time on the Nintendo DS, despite being unique experiences from their console counterparts, have a lot in common. Both failed to live up to the quality of their previous outings, Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions, though in the case of the DS game the development from Dimensions to Edge of Time had a developer change with Newfoundland based Other…
The Spider-Man games on the DS had a bit of a yo-yo thing happening starting out: Spider-Man 2 was not really that great, but Ultimate Spider-Man was terrific; Spider-Man: Battle for New York was a poor man’s attempt at trying to duplicate the quality of Ultimate Spider-Man but Spider-Man 3 returned things to form with a unique take on the open-world genre in two-dimensions and…
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