Nerd music is becoming popular there’s no question about it. With “Nerdcore Rap” from Adam WarRock to “Geek Rock” from Kirby Krackle, you can’t deny that the once niche music is becoming increasingly more mainstream. With that being said, Kirby Krackle’s newest video inspired by the Green Lantern comic series, is entitled Ring Capacity. Enjoy the catchey song and the wonderful video from Betsy Lee.
Well, we don’t have new information about the actual contents of this box, but this is what the box that your copy of Dead Island will come in looks like. The publisher Deep Silver has been slow in letting out real information about their zombie apocalypse resort game, so we’ll have to be satisfied with this latest little morsel
Shhh… Don’t tell anyone but the developers of The Secret World have released a new Secret Developer Diary. It’s five minutes of in-game footage, FMV cutscenes and interviews with Ragnar Tornquist the Sr. Producer & Creative Director along with Joel Bylos the Lead Content Designer, and Dag Scheve the Lead Writer discussing the clever premise of the game, and how that story will be told.
This seems like the full version of that teaser that showed up not too long ago. The first thing that jumps right out at you is the improvement on the technical front, Gears 3 looks a lot better than the previous games and the shots of the campaign show off some amazing things that we didn’t see in the beta. That annoying general from Gears 2 is back and so are the Carmine clones, but hey, with the good always comes the bad.
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scenery and art direction in “Panda 2” is as stunning as ever; a unique blend
of realism exhibited countless times in the fluid fur of the main characters,
the elegant surrounding natural environment and of course the stylized
fictional aesthetics of talking ass-kicking animals.
The greater the popularity of Facebook games like Farmville and Mafia Wars rises, the more gamers seem to hate the mere idea of Facebook games. Much like the Appstore, a lot of the games on Facebook are crap, but there are a select few which I found well worth checking out.
Our featured trailer this week is The Muppets, a revival of the beloved Jim Henson creation, but the story isn’t so much the film this teaser showcases, but the brilliance of the clip itself. This is one you don’t want to miss. Alexander Payne, director of the Oscar-nominated Sideways returns with George Clooney in the lead role with the dramedy The Descendants.
This time Max Damage is hitting the streets looking for a good, honest man. He is looking for a great leader for the people, that can help this town rise from the ashes and into a brave new world. But the thing is, that Max’s past is catching up with him and not in a good way. At the other side of town, a league of villains are playing football with the severed head of an innocent producer. Anala Patel, is looking for information on Hayes Bellamy. Mr. Bellamy security camera captures Anala’s curiosity this makes Mr. Bellamy activates a trap and knocks her unconscious. He calls one of the villains in his payroll to get her. the villain is part of the same gang that was playing headless football and by the looks of it, this guy and a woman are infiltrating this gang under Bellamy’s orders. Max and Armadale, finish their quest, they find the honest man, but it turns out that Max killed his little boy a few years back. That is the gist of Boom! Studios Incorruptible #18 coming out this week for your reading enjoyment.
Wow! I guess this has been a huge success. Marvel has a huge hit with this book. I might have to pick this comic out when it comes to third priting. Marvel is pleased to announce that VENOM #1 will be going back to press yet again with VENOM #1 THIRD PRINTING VARIANT by the creative team of Rick Remender and Tony Moore! America’s newest black ops agent, Flash Thompson, hits the ground running taking on the missions too dangerous for the Marines, too secret for the White House…and too messy for the Avengers.
Comikaze Expo, the largest multimedia pop culture, comic book, horror and gaming convention in Los Angeles, has set its date and location: November 5-6 at the Los Angeles Convention Center. Comikaze’s creators expect 60,000 attendees and more than 300 vendors. The show will kick off with appearances by the father of modern comics, Stan Lee, and Comikaze’s official “spooksperson,” horror icon Elvira, at the event’s ribbon-cutting ceremony.
