A little Thundercats news here – and also another chance to re-post the fan trailer that’s been making us giggle since 2008.
The official announcement is here. With apologies for the lazy formatting. My italicizing finger is tired.
It’s been a long time coming, but we finally get to see what Sam Fisher has been up to in the oft-delayed Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell: Conviction. Turns out he’s been busy. Die-Hard-24-and-Lethal-Weapon-all-rolled-into-one-busy. From the looks of the new trailer, this “stealth action” game seems to double-down on action at the expense of stealth. Though [...]
A juicy little dose of Comic-Con catnip over at E! (So juicy, in fact, that I’m a little skeptical as to whether this could possibly be true.)
In which we talk about the next Batman movie, and Peter loses his thing over Windows Phone 7, and Lev looks like an idiot playing Project Natal. They need to release a non-code name for that thing. A No-Prize to the commenter who can think of a better name for it.
Art student Jim Tierney of Philadelphia’s University of the Arts has created some really beautiful new skin for Jules Verne.
It’s safe to say that Project Natal needs no introduction but if you’ve been living under a rock or are unfamiliar with Xbox then think of Natal as Microsoft’s answer to the Wii. It was announced at last year’s E3 and little has changed since other than a release date – “in time for the [...]
In our ongoing series of exclusives from Titan Books’ “Kick-Ass: Creating the Comic, Making the Movie”, TECHLAND is proud to present a few original sketches of the Red Mist. (More on Techland: Exclusive Art: Mark Millar’s Original Notes For Kick-Ass #4)
Mark Millar and John Romita Jr.’s miniseries Kick-Ass is, as the cover of the collected edition that came out this week indicates, “now a major motion picture”–or will be when the movie opens in April. Like Millar’s earlier Wanted, the comic book is written like an action movie, right down to the Bondian smart-ass wisecracks [...]
Most Martin Scorsese films are ghost stories – no, not paranormal thrillers, but meditations on those memories and nightmares that haunt our psyches. Whether we’re talking guilt, remorse, regret, longing…his films are very much about people struggling to tread water in turbulent seas. Case in point: The Departed, for which he received the directing Oscar, [...]
