many years have we waited for this? How many times have we had this debate with our friends, family, and coworkers? How long have wanted to to find out the answer to the age old question of who would win: Batman or Superman? Finally comes time to find out. Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice sets out to give fans answers to the question we’ve all wanted answered since the dawn of time. Does it succeed? Note: this review is completely spoiler free. You’re...
Last night, myself and a handful of super fans were treated to the pleasure of watching Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice a few days early at various IMAX theaters around the United States. I took to Reddit to offer up my spoiler-filled musings from the night before, and you can read them all in question-answer format below. I’ll also be outlining a few of the major plot-twists that happen in Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice. The very bottom of the post also...
exactly recall the last time I played in an open-world take on New York City. Sure, Grand Theft Auto IV had a really good-looking Liberty City as a clone, but not a re-creation. For me, it may actually go back to the second “True Crime” game, “Streets of NY.” It’s actually a bit surprising that an open-world game in NY hasn’t crossed my path in so long. It’s pop-culture’s most recognizable metropolis, after all. How did it...
its recent re-release on the PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Vita it seemed like a good time to revisit Mega Man Legends. As a child it was one of my favorite games; garnering multiple rentals from the local video store before the eventual purchase. Hours of my life were spent kicking cans into counters and abusing poor servbots. I even remember arguing with a friend of mine on why Megaman Legends was far and above Ocarina of Time. While I can say that the game has retained...
A new year is upon us and with it come many new games. After taking a look at the upcoming games list, I’ve picked out the few that stand out to me most in the next few month. While the beginning few months of the year are typically dry in terms of games releases, 2016 is looking to be quite a bit different. With great lineups on all four platforms 2016 is definitely getting off to a running start. Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare 2 Set to release on February...
I’m sitting down, again, at the top floor of the W Hotel in Times Square, after getting my hands on the Oculus moments earlier, I’m now joined by a different crowd of people. Behind me sits two subjects who, had this not been Comic Con, might not have any reason to be here. Juan and Adrian of Team Gotham, a studio of four based out of Madrid. Juan and Adrian are here with me on behalf of 505 Games. 505 Games, I’m told, has such faith in Team Gotham’s...
It’s Friday, October 9th. New York Comic Con is in full swing and people just like us are overflowing out of every corner of the Javits Center. Not me, though. Not my team. We’re somewhere much different, somewhere high, high above the streets of New York. I’m in space, on a deserted and abandoned space station where I’m quickly running out of air. Shit. I need to find an oxygen tank. I need it quickly. I’ve been told that every movement I...
Editor’s Note: et’s be honest here, The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt came out 2 months ago. Between that time and now, we had yet to release a review of how we felt of The Witcher Wild Hunt and why you should spend your hard earned money on it. It comes to question, how can you review a game that provides hundreds of hours of content and storyline a week before it comes out? It’s simple, you cannot. You can review the graphics, the musical score, the first...
One of the most interesting announcements at Microsoft’s E3 press briefing last week was the start of their game preview program. When simplified to its core: the program is Microsoft’s own go at early access gaming, something Valve has had for some time now. If you’re so inclined, you can download a limited trial of an unfinished game that is participating in the program, and opt to buy it at a discount if you wish to keep it as it is worked on. Unlike...
Rare has just announced their first non-Kinect sports title in quite some time – and it’s a beauty. What’s being touted as an open-world, shared space, furst person pirate adventure looks to be just that. The trailer we saw showed us live gameplay of the playable character interacting with friends, manning their very own pirate ship, exploring islands, and making other pirates walk the plank. This is a game I’ve always wanted. This is what I wanted...
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