Resident Evil 6 (PS3) Review
From horrible, questionable design decisions throughout the four campaigns, major pacing issues, and many more, Resident Evil 6 is the frontrunner to be the most disappointing game of 2012.
From horrible, questionable design decisions throughout the four campaigns, major pacing issues, and many more, Resident Evil 6 is the frontrunner to be the most disappointing game of 2012.
Zenescope has a storm coming, the gods of both Greek and Roman mythology are about to go to war and the prize is Earth. This issue sets the stage for what’s to come in this mini, and this is why you should give this book a look into.
The Resident Evil series is a ton of fun but even fans recognize the story and characters are (relatively) flat. It might be time to go back to the drawing board, so let’s play movies.
The recent series premiere of Revolution belongs to the category that makes viewers wonder why some pilots make it to series and others don’t. It took us along on a 15-year ride and introduced us to many characters with mostly tepid lasting effects. What’s more, despite being marketed as an ambitious project, the series is using little-league methods to unveil its overarching story.
Although a little heavy-handed at times, The Perks of Being a Wallflower is one of the year’s most earnest and endearing motion pictures with just the right amount of nostalgia and a star-making, Oscar-worthy performance from leading man Logan Lerman.
From the pages of Justice League comes the highly anticipated return of Earth’s Mightiest Mortal! Billy Batson has made it to the Rock of Eternity, but is he worthy of the power? Is he the one chosen to save the world? And what does this have to do with Trinity War? Most importantly, how did it shape up? Learn more within Justice League #0!
If you’re into comics you’ve probably seem Mark Waid’s work somewhere. He’s been writing for 25 years. He is currently doing an award-winning run on Daredevil for Marvel. He’s also well known for the creator-owned titles Irredeemable and Incorruptible which both take place in the same universe. Recently he started the digital imprint Thrillbent (as of this writing, the site is offline after an attack) and has been writing Insufferable on there. I got the chance to sit with Mark and speak for nearly 20 minutes about a lot of aspects of his career. Again, I want to thank him for spending so much time with me at Baltimore Comic-Con.
During Sony’s Tokyo Game Show conference this morning the Japanese giant revealed the newest version of the PS3, a stylish and smaller console with a strange sliding exposed disk cover amongst other new features.
So how can DC pull off a flashback series like Team 7 when most of its books can’t even get on the same page about what DCnU’s history actually is? Well, it can’t
Is 3D in gaming dead for good? Or is it merely falling just to work itself back up?
