In a recent press release, Konami has announced that the release date for Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain is being moved from September 15th to September 1st. This release date coincides with the console release date, so for the first time ever, a Metal Gear Solid game is coming to all platforms at the same time.
In light of light news, this week your favorite podcasting duo get down on some geeky rumors. Starting with talk of possibly 3 Star Wars series coming to Netflix in the sometime future. No word as of yet what these shows could be about, but with the addition of a new film released every year
You can listen to this episode on our Pixel Clicks Podcast channel at Anchor.fm! It’s time for some PCP! This week, the guys talk about the Street Fighter 5 beta failure, Diablo 3’s incoming patch, The Witcher 3 getting new game plus, ZombiU going multiplatform, and Jordan complaining about Adam Sandler’s Pixels.
People tossed around words like “collapse of civilization” and “post-apocalyptic,” but really everything was the same mess as always. John Joseph Adams and Hugh Howey wrap up their Apocalypse Triptych with 22 tales of the people who survive the destruction of civilization. And if you thought the lead-up to the end of the world was dark, this collection
This week IDW released the eagerly-awaited Combiner Hunters One-Shot, pitting Windblade and Chromia against Arcee, at least until something bigger comes along. Was it worth the hype? Click the jump for preview pages and a review!
Part Two of the Comic-Con Legendary panel in Hall H features Krampus and Warcraft! Click the jump for photos and recaps from both!
You can listen to this episode on our Movie Issues channel at Anchor.fm! Who you gonna call? Leland and Spooky of course, as they continue giving love to our lady of the month: Sigourney Weaver! This week the guys watch 1989s Ghostbusters II, where our team is back to help Dana as an evil painting
You can listen to this episode on our Movie Issues channel at Anchor.fm! Well the guys have reached the end of their month long celebration of the work of Sigourney Weaver. They’ve laughed, cried, screamed in terror and over all had a great time watching some of the best work The Weaver has to offer.
The San Diego Comic-Con may be a fresh memory in the minds of over 150,000 geeks, nerds and all other manner of fans, but that doesn’t mean we can’t still share the fun. Your Ol’ Pal Spooky here has got the Movie Issues Gallery showcasing our favorite sights from the floor including cosplay, statues, toys,