Review: Lobster Johnson - Get The Lobster #5
Lobster Johnson: Get the Lobster is finally over. I say that like it’s been a chore to read the series, and honestly, it hasn’t. Each issue reads quickly and propulsively. The art by Tonci Zonjic has always been fantastic. There’s a lot of this comic that should work, but at the end of the day, it just doesn’t.
Battlefield Hardline: 12 Mintues of Singleplayer and a Preview of the "Rescue" Multiplayer
So at this year's Gamecom EA shared some footage of the single player campaign where you play as Nick Mendoza, a cop doing some cop shit and that's looks cool because its brought to us by Visceral Games--the Dead Space guys!
Review: The Dream Merchant #4
You can never tell what comic you will miss when it goes on break. Not that I didn’t love Dream Merchant, but I had a lot of other good comics keeping me occupied. Well I missed this comic. I missed the story, I missed Nathan Edmondson, and I especially missed those vivid colors running along the comic that made me feel in a dream state through the issue every time I read it.
Review: TMNT - New Animated Adventures #14
I can’t remember much from when I was a kid, but I do remember my 4th birthday party, which was TMNT themed. We ate pizza, a cake with the heroes in a half shell mid half five, and inexplicably beat the crap out of a Raphael piñata (although I can now state that he’s my least favorite of the bunch).
Review: TMNT #37
As far as last issue goes, I thought the story was a little too scrambled up for my taste. The introduction of the Rat King was just odd timing and even the layout of the plot all read wrong for me. I enjoyed getting back to the real villains in TMNT with Shredder and Krang meeting up. Clearly, the picture showed a meeting that was set up, so I had to see how it all unfolded in #37 with these two vile characters.
Review: Armor Hunters #3
This is a good damn issue, but for reason completely different from the previous two issues. In this issue we see Aric crushed. He’s a man that’s given up hope and his once proud warrior spirit is no more. I mean this is Aric, the dude that’s strong enough to wield the X-O suit and ballsy enough to land his spaceship in the middle of Romania and proclaim it his once more. The man who picked a fight with the world rather than listen… and his spirit is crushed.
Teaser: Ninja Theory's Hellblade
The UK developer, Ninja Theory took some heat from their last AAA title DMC. Fans didn't take to kindly to their interpretation of Capcom's beloved franchise. But never the less the gang is back with Hellblade, a game that they are dubbing an independent AAA title. Basically their publishing the beautiful beast themselves. That's a bold claim but if this teaser is and indication--they got this on lock because Hellblade looks very interesting!
Silent Hills Teaser
During Sony's Gamescom 2014 press conference there was a P.T.(playable teaser) for the upcoming Silent Hills game. Not only is this fucking awesome because Silent Hill is one of my all time beloved game series-- Silent Hill 2 is my favorite then the fan hated number 4: The Room. But whatever, the sweetest news is that this new Silent Hills is being brought to us by Hideo Kojima and director Guillermo del Toro. If that wasn't enough, Norman Reedus giving his voice and likeness to the main character.
Orbitas - An Awesome Animated Short
I definitely like checking out animated shorts, especially independently produced ones like Orbitas. It's short and sweet, but check it out. It even takes a cue from Pixar with its end credits.
This is What Quantum Break Looks Like When You Play It
Here is an eight minute demo for Remedy's upcoming X-Box One title Quantum Break. This was taken from Microsoft's presentation at GamesCom 2014 in Cologne, Germany.
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