Fans of TellTale Games’ award-winning The Walking Dead anxious for something to tide them over while waiting for Season 2 can look forward to a bridging story DLC entitled The Walking Dead: 400 Days. An anthology of five distinct tales united by a common location, 400 Days promises pressure-cooker situations, and TellTale’s demonstration – a tense
A long a dark shadow was cast over E3 this year, cast by the failure of Xbox One and comparative success of PS4. It appeared as if a game wasn’t associated with either system wasn’t worth knowing. This let a lot of really fun upcoming games slip under the radar and go largely un-noticed at
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.
You can listen to this episode on our Movie Issues channel at Anchor.fm! This week, we here at Movie Issues HQ wanted to give some love to the special effect master Ray Harryhausen, whose recent passing left a legacy that can’t be beat. Harryhausen’s work has inspired many artists we have today, and he was
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.
While the Ubisoft booth was bumping with newly announced titles. There was a rather long line to see the upcoming South Park Game developed by resident Irvine company Obsidian. With Matt Stone and Trey Paker dropping by the booth, you knew this game was something to behold. We made our ways to see the glorious
Months after its initial announcement, Microsoft has finally stepped back from the brink. In the aftermath of a lukewarm (at best) E3 reception, Microsoft’s President of Interactive Entertainment Business Don Mattrick announced the reversal of the embattled XBox One’s most onerous DRM features. No longer will consumers require a regular Internet connection to authenticate and