The power of green comes to Blu-ray with Green Lantern Extended Cut. Does the Green Lantern shine on Blu-ray, or is it a dull glow?
This seems to be the week of the Bat. Not only did we get an animated bat-flick with Year One, we also get to revisit the joys of a RockSteady bat-title with a trip to Arkham City. Our heroes are ready to take on all the riddles to help you, our dear reader, figure out
Back in August we let you know about the new SteelSeries Sensei programmable, pro-grade laser mouse. SteelSeries sent one our way to test out, and the Sensei went above and beyond our expectations. The Mouse One of the key features that sets the Sensei apart from its brethren is the inclusion of a 32 bit
The Knight has come to the city of Gotham, and the streets will never be the same again. Two heroes have come to save the city that has fallen to its dark criminal elements. One hero fights corruption among the corrupt while the other fights evil from the shadows. Batman: Year One chronicles the tale
Ace Combat: Assault Horizon places me into an awkward position. On the one hand, it is damned hard to make flying a jet fighter through epic dogfights not exhilarating. My inner child, the one who watched Top Gun as a kid until my parents must have conveniently “lost” the video, is very easily pleased when
NinjaGuy, Immunity Studios’ debut game, is a 3D action-adventure platformer, launching October 15 for iOS. This game was designed to incorporate some of the unique abilities of the iPhone and iPad with innovative console-like controls.
The King of all Disney animated films is on the prowl, but is its roar nothing more than a soft purr? It’s time for the Blu-Day Review. Disney sets the Lion King free from the vault in a two disc DVD/Blu-ray combo, The Lion King Diamond Edition. With the re-release of The Lion King in theaters in
Times have been tough for comics lately. Despite owning every summer blockbuster for the last five years, print has been declining steadily with no hope of a boost in sales. t’s times like these when businesses have to make a change or die, and that’s exactly what DC Comics has done. After mountains of speculation
Gears of War 3 has finally graced our presence and I am here to tackle the Epic Edition. Is this collector’s edition worth calling “epic,” or just epic fail?