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Trailer Tracker: True Grit, The King’s Speech and more

September 29, 2010 | Justin Moody | Movie Features

Ahhh, can you smell that? Smells like gold polish, Chanel and sweat — must be the first whiff of Oscar time here on Player Affinity. We begin off the docket this week with trailers two heavily-tipped contenders: The Coen Brothers’ western remake True Grit and the People’s Choice winner at this year’s Toronto International Film Festival, The King’s Speech starring Colin Firth. Wild Target finds Emily Blunt and Bill Nighy playing a thief and hitman respectively in the action comedy remake of a French film, and then we take an early peak into the holidays with the live-action adaptation of The Nutcracker. Finally, for a lack of new clips this week we shall take a peak back into the wizarding world with the second trailer for Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1. Grab your quaffles and broomsticks, it’s Trailer Tracker.



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Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps Review

September 29, 2010 | Justin Moody | Movie Reviews

Jacob Moore (Shia LaBeouf) has “the hunger,” as his boss Louis Zabel (Frank Langella) informs him. Jake’s got it all, a promising job at a nice firm, a healthy 1.5 million dollar bonus, and a pretty fiance in Winnie Gecko (Carey Mulligan). He’s got confidence in spades, and decides to invest the majority of his bonus in his company stock. This is 2008, right before the financial collapse. You see where this might go. Bad things happen, and Zabel, having been forced to sell his company to Bretton James (Josh Brolin) for a pittance, jumps in front of a subway train. Jacob plots revenge against James for inducing his mentor’s suicide. 

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New Fable III Devleoper Diary Released

September 29, 2010 | Justin Moody | Xbox 360 News

The kind people over at Lionhead have released a new developer diary. This developer diary is packed full of the voice actors/actresses talking about their experience with the game and giving you a few tidbits of their voice work in game. Some of the actors featured include John Cleese, “Sir” Ben Kingsley, Zoe Wanamaker and quite a bit more.

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Wesker, Spiderman Join The Cast of Marvel Vs. Capcom 3

September 23, 2010 | Justin Moody | Xbox 360 News

Not to be content with the announcement of X-23 and Tron Bonne at the Tokyo Game Show, Capcom announced two more characters for the long-awaited Marvel Vs. Capcom 3: Fate of Two Worlds. The characters, Wesker (of Resident Evil fame) and Spiderman, are welcome editions to the roster. Fan-favorite Spiderman and Wesker were announced with a gameplay video that shows how the characters fight.

 

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Gog.com Not Really Closing Down

September 23, 2010 | Justin Moody | PC News

Those nice folks at Good Old Games.com collectively yanked our chains over the weekend.  Their website was shut down, replaced with a tearful farewell stating that the company couldn’t continue in its current form, yet offering assurances that customers would be able to download recently-purchased items.  Now its clear that it was all a lie!  A horrible, horrible lie, and Gog.com will be back in business this week.

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Trailer Tracker: The Fighter, The Dilemma and more

September 23, 2010 | Justin Moody | Movie Features

Ever wish there was a place where you could discuss boxers, gnomes and corrupt politicians all at the same time? Well, pine no longer because it is time for Trailer Tracker here at Player Affinity where we collect the best new trailers hitting the web. Boxer Mickey Ward gets his own film in the aptly titled The Fighter, Ron Howard unveils his new comedy The Dilemma starring Vince Vaughn and Kevin James and we terrorize new college students even more than they are now with The Roommate. Next, Kevin Spacey is the greedy Casino Jack in the new biopic and finally Shakespeare gets the ceramic treatment in Gnomeo and Juliet.

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RTS Weekend: Command and Conquer edition

September 20, 2010 | Justin Moody | Xbox 360 Reviews

Command and Conquer 3 is a dead simple strategy game… can you expect any less? It’s dead simple and that’s all I can say. Ok, that’s too simple an analysis… and sorry for being so cold about the game, but from what I’ve been experiencing, the game feels far too dead simple to be considered a strategy game at all. Many of the units feel too weak, some don’t serve much a purpose, some just clutter the screen, and some just take up space. Well, that may be… but the game is so much fun in all cases, what a contradictory statement considering how much I just said in the opening few sentences. But ask yourself, what makes the game so addicting to some? Why does the game keep pulling you back for more after you finished a few hours of straight game after game? Well I’ll tell you a few things that can help convince the point on this matter.

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More announcements from TGS

September 16, 2010 | Justin Moody | PS3 News

The good news keeps on coming from this years Tokyo Game Show in Japan. Here is a quick summary of a few more games that we have learnt a bit more about: The Last Guardian – Along with a new trailer that includes real-time gameplay footage, Team ICO have also given a rough release window for the highly anticipated The Last Guardian. We should now be able expect the game some time in Holiday 2011.

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Trailer Tracker: Hereafter, The Tourist and more

September 16, 2010 | Justin Moody | Movie Features

Hello all and welcome back to Trailer Tracker here at Player Affinity, your burly bouncer of movie trailers, letting only the hippest and most exciting clips play before your eyes. This week on the guest list is acclaimed director Clint Eastwood’s latest supernatural drama Hereafter, followed by the debut clip for the pairing of two Hollywood megastars – Jonny Depp and Angelina Jolie – in The Tourist.

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TGS: New Dead Rising 2 XBLA Game Announced

September 16, 2010 | Justin Moody | Xbox 360 News

Dead Rising 2: Case Zero was released recently and was met with mostly rave reviews. I for one loved it. At the Tokyo Game Show Capcom announced a follow-up type thing entitled “Dead Rising 2: Case West.” While this title may not be so well named, it’s more Dead Rising, and that seems fine to me.

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