Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City is a third person cover based shooter that features more action than survival horror. With cooperative and competitive multiplayer, Capcom looks to try and take the Resident Evil series in a new direction.
SWTOR have finally announced the release of update 1.2 will be deployed this Thursday, 12th April. This update has been highly anticipated for months, and fans from across the world have shared and spread their excitement on SWTOR’s official Facebook page.
Just as was promised by the 30-second trailer for the trailer, Sunday gave us our first solid look at the anticipated remake of Total Recall. Was the reveal enough to get viewers pumped for this late-summer release?
As a study in Greek classics, “Wrath” takes an everything but the kitchen sink and blender approach, combining characters and creatures from across the Hellenic board and setting the mixture to puree.
As far as introductions go, there are few as tightly controlled and crafted as the trailer, that vital piece of marketing which often represents a person’s first exposure to a film. Considering that trailers often determine the fate of multi-million dollar projects, it’s no wonder these three-minute elevator pitches have become just as important as the films they represent.
Tera takes the fight beyond your typical whack-a-mole monotony with enhanced aiming, dodging, and tactical timing to create intense and rewarding combat. Unlike other MMOs, you can use your controller or keyboard and mouse to control the action like never before. With all the depth you expect from a traditional MMO, plus the intense gratification of action combat, Tera changes all the rules.
Alcatraz reached another milestone with “Webb Porter.” The mystery surrounding Lucy was partly addressed in an episode that benefitted from all the improvements of the double feature, (“The Ames Brothers”/”Sonny Burnett”) and used violin music to dampen the violence.
If you groaned upon hearing the news that the short-lived 1980s detective series 21 Jump Street was getting a big-screen remake, prepare to be surprised. Not only does the film depart greatly from the series, but it’s also laugh-out-loud hilarious.
WonderCon 2012 was this past weekend. If you guys never have heard of WonderCon 2012 it is a comic book convention just like San Diego Comic Con. There are always a lot of big announcements from the convention and I wanted to bring you guys some of the announcements from this year’s WonderCon.
Trouble Point #0 is divided into four chapters, and the first chapter is so morally apprehensible and unintentionally offensive that it makes me adamant about not picking this book up. If the idea of seeing a stillborn baby with a placenta noose around it’s neck does not disgust you, nor it’s resuscitation process, then maybe you could get through the rest of the chapters which range from passable to poor.
This comic covers multiple time periods, making the narrative feel all over the place. As a 0 issue, it does successfully begin each story and introduce each characters (with little characterization). But there are so many stories going on it would have been easier to just make four separate comics featuring each of them. The way they are separated also makes it impossible to see their connection to each other. Each is given a chapter name and a sub name, both of which are useless and most of which don’t make much sense in the context of their respective stories (with the exception of “The Unstoppable Force”).
