Element4l, from i-illusions, isn’t like anything you’ve ever played before. Each individual element of game-play might spark memories of another work, but its genre is beautifully beyond classification.
Stop me if you’ve heard this one already: the White House is under attack and the President is the target of a terrorist master plan. Only one unlikely man can save him… sound familiar? It’s not uncommon once in a while for a few movies to be released with astoundingly similar plots. Remember Dante’s Peak
After the bigger-than-life superheroes of Avengers, the vampires of Buffy, and the spaceships of Firefly, it’s definitely a head-trip to watch a Joss Whedon movie about a 400 year old play. But it’s a good head-trip, one that you need to go experience. Yes, I know it’s Shakespeare. You’ll like it. And you’ll understand it, I promise.
It’s been a decade since Monsters, Inc. and it’s two top scarers Mike and Sulley first proved that things that go bump in the night could be fluffy and just as cute. Pixar is returning once more to fright factory with Monsters University. The prequel follows the monsters from the first film during their formative
Company of Heroes 2 is the long-awaited continuation of one of the most consistently well-received Real-Time-Strategy franchises on the market. Rising from the ashes of now-defunct THQ, Relic Games has delivered another satisfying and unique experience, set in the chaos and destruction of the Russian Front of World War II.
Just like their very nature, zombies refuse to go away. (In fact, the genre has infected others, such as teenage love story Warm Bodies.) With this week’s World War Z, even the original outbreak movie is evolving. By stepping away from its traditional roots, this new zombie flick is more disaster movie than bloody undead
Neverwinter, a new Free-To-Play Massively Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Game from genre titans Cryptic Studios and Perfect World Entertainment, gathers more momentum with each passing day. It’s rare for a F2P title to be marketed both so broadly and so aggressively, rarer still for such a title to produce such consumer buzz, especially before its release.
In 1978, the Superman movie lived up to its movie poster tagline: “You’ll believe a man can fly.” And he did. We had never seen a movie like that before, with its groundbreaking special effects, wonderful talent, and an amazing theme that still to this day gives fans chills. Soon after, the Superman franchise became
In the near future, the nation is the best it has ever been. Unemployment is down to 1%, crime is at an all time low, and America is prosperous again, thanks to The Purge: one night a year where for 12 hours, all crime is legal. Theft, rape, murder and more are all sanctioned by the