A while ago, Ubisoft stated that the Prince of Persia franchise was on hold (bummer #1). After that, a few screenshots were posted on Climax Studios’ website, and everyone thought that they represented the next generation PoP. Unfortunately, those turned out to be mere…
Journey Into Mystery #653 Written by: Kathryn Immonen Art by: Valerio Schitti An absolute space oddity, Journey Into Mystery #653 is another strange, and engaging entry in the series. Immonen uses subtle comedy that suits the brash protagonist of…
Platforms: Xbox 360/Playstation 3 Genre: Fighting Developer: Kung Fu Factory Publisher: Ubisoft Platform Reviewed on: Xbox 360 This past week saw Spartacus Legends get released to the world on PSN and XBLA, a game following…
Well, its been a while since E3 now, and we have finally taken the time to marinate our thoughts and decided which games got us most amped for the coming years. E3 2013 was among the best showings we’ve seen…
After working as a freelancer for developer Arkane Studios (generally known for creating Dishonored) Guillaume Provost decided to create his own gaming studio. Its name is Compulsion Games, and the first project to materialise is called Contrast. Set in a…
Star Trek #22 Written by: Mike Johnson Art by: Erfan Fajar Star Trek #22 picks up after Star Trek Into Darkness, wherein the Enterprise Crew sets off for a five year voyage into deep space. While the idea of…
Red Lanterns #21 Written by: Charles Soule Art by: Alessandro Vitti Charles Soule and Alessandro Vitti offer the best outing among all the Green Lantern books, with Red Lanterns #21. The series is vastly improved from the previous run;…
Batman/Superman #1 Written by: Greg Pak Art by: Jae Lee Batman/Superman #1 establishes the Clark/Bruce relationship quite well, and promises an interesting examination of their friendship. While the book accomplishes this, and sports absolutely stunning artwork, the voices of…
Larfleeze #1 Written by: Keith Giffen, J.M. DeMatteis Art by: Scott Kolins Absolutely verbose in every way, Larfleeze #1 is an odd little treat. Giffen and DeMatteis script a back-story that doesn’t seem to linger, while delivering quirky comedy,…
Justice League #21 Written by: Geoff Johns Art by: Gary Frank Geoff Johns has done it again. And by, “it”, I mean, establish a previously not-that-cared-about character with a solid foundation for great stories and a renewed mythos. Now…