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Fallout Mods You Must Play

After hundreds of hours of roaming the Capital Wasteland in Fallout 3, and the irradiated Mojave of Fallout: New Vegas, I had become a master at building perfectly efficient characters, and knew multiple ways to accomplish every quest.  The endless stretches of the wastelands has lost their wonder.  Fortunately, I wasn’t the only person who felt that I’d done everything there was to do in these games.  There is a massive community of modders out there who’ve spent countless hours adding new missions, features, locations and challenges.  If you choose the best mods out there, and combine them together, both Fallout 3 and New Vegas will offer a whole new world of adventures for even the most footsore wasteland wanderer.

Dual Wielding Is for Sissies

The new trailer for The Darkness 2 confirms what shooter fans already know: Duel Wielding is for pansies!  Real men Quad Wield, and the latest gameplay video shows that players in The Darkness 2 will be able to use four weapons as once, AS GOD INTENDED!

RAGE: Welcome to Jackal Canyon

The sixth and final gameplay trailer for Bethesda and iD Software’s RAGE was released yesterday, showing off seven minutes of footage of an in-game mission. In this video, the player is tasked with recovering a valuable data decrypter from a place called Jackal Canyon, home to a particular clan of bandits.

How I Met Your Mother – The Stinson Missile Crisis

How much do you buy into Barney and Robin? That’s the question that might divide fans of How I Met Your Mother the most this year. In Season 7’s fourth episode, “The Stinson Missile Crisis,” Robin’s rediscovered feelings for Barney take front and center as she begins a series of court-ordered therapy sessions with a psychiatrist played by Kal Penn of “Harold & Kumar” fame.

Trailer Tracker: Contraband, Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close and More

October is already here, folks so already it’s not too early to look at the next movie year ahead of us including our featured clip this week,Contraband, starring Mark Wahlberg as a money-runner called back into the game to help solve his brother-in-law’s debt.

Yearly Sequels: Are We Getting Sick of Assassin’s Creed?

In the middle of November we will be getting the third yearly entry in the Assassin’s Creed series since the second game. 

Like most people, I was very skeptical ifBrotherhood was going to be good, but then it turned out to be quite awesome and I began to wonder: Can Revelations do it again so soon?   Brotherhood certainly didn’t feel like a full sequel to Assassins Creed 2. It was more like a really well made expansion pack, similar to those made by  many PC developers.

Person of Interest – Ghosts

With some room to breathe after a jam-packed pilot, new CBS crime thriller Person of Interest found its groove this week in “Ghosts,” a case-focused episode, but one that continued to highlight some long-term questions about our future crime-stopping duo, Reese and Finch.

The see-all know-all machine, whose past we get to see a little of in this episode, wastes no time making things interesting when it churns out the Social Security number of a girl believed to be several years dead. Reese (James Caviezel) and Finch (Michael Emerson) start digging up the past to see if the machine is right and the girl is, in fact, still alive. Not only must they solve what happened to her several years ago, but also what might happen to her in the near future.

Alphas – Original Sin

Alphas‘ season finale “Original Sin” was full of surprises. Even more than the previous two episodes, it dramatically advanced the main storyline and left everyone wondering what will become of the team and, more importantly, what sort of world the second season will be set in.

The story starts with Dr. Rosen’s team chasing down Isaac, the Red Flag assassin responsible for the murders that, in the previous episode, triggered their arrest and incarceration in Binghamton. While the team is after the killer because of the sudden disappearance of many Red Flag leaders, the man himself is on the trail of a young woman, Dani, who has apparently stolen something from Red Flag. Dani turns out to be an Alpha and, to everybody’s surprise, Rosen’s daughter.

Aquaman #1 – Review

Okay, first let’s get this straight: I love Geoff Johns. You love Geoff Johns. The comic world loves Geoff Johns, and that’s no surprise — he’s a great writer. But, I must admit, when I first heard that one of the comics he was writing for The New 52 was Aquaman,  I immediately thought it was going to be a failure. I’ve never read Aquaman before, but can you blame me? It’s Aquaman! So when I started reading Geoff John’s Aquaman #1, my expectations weren’t the highest, but then something happened: I was blown away. With an incredibly well-drawn, smart, dramatic, and even funny first issue, Geoff Johns has proven me wrong and shown me that Aquaman is indeed a force to be reckoned with in the DC Universe.

‘Mortal Kombat’ Film Series Will Get a Reboot

The “Mortal Kombat” series is getting the reboot treatment. Multiple outlets are reporting that the series, which hasn’t had an official film release in almost 15 years, has found a home with New Line Cinema. The reason? An aspiring director’s pitch to Warner Bros. that turned into a viral sensation.