LocoCycle Interview with Jay Stuckwisch
Twisted Pixel has a great habit of making some of the funniest games on the market. From what we’ve seen of LocoCycle, they have outdone themselves this time. We sat down with Jay Stuckwisch to talk about the insanity of a game where a sentient motorcycle that kung-fu fights its way through waves of government [...]
Divekick Interview with Adam Heart and Dave Lang
Easily one of the most interesting games we’ve seen of late, Divekick seeks to simplify the fighting game genre by skipping the learning process of combos and jumping right to the head games. With only two inputs, dive and kick, you have to headshot your way through one of the most colorful casts of characters [...]
Cards Against Humanity Interview with Max Temkin
There are card games and then there are games that transcend the boundaries of a party and ingrain themselves in your brain. The fact that Cards Against Humanity sells out the same day new copies are up for sale is justified in the quality of the game itself. We sat down with one of the [...]
The Last of Us Interview with Eric Monacelli
We talk with Eric Monacelli of Naughty Dog about their upcoming follow up to Uncharted, The Last of Us. David and Matt had a chance to play it at PAX East 2013 and both walked away in a bit of physical pain from how tense the situations became. If you wanted another game to justify [...]
Ten Grand #1 Review
I watched Constantine twice. I got over Keanu’s acting about an hour in, but the concept a guy who battles the forces of heaven is pretty interesting. That’s what I think drew me to the new series by writer J.Michael Straczynski. The former writer of Amazing Spiderman brings us to the world of Ten Grand. [...]
Uncanny Avengers #3 Review
For the last couple months I have disappointed with the way that Uncanny Avengers has been going. Nothing has happened in the last two issues, but this issue changed my disappointment into amazement. It’s Alive !!! We finally get the real idea of the Red Skull’s plan, which involves using the mind of Professor Xavier [...]
Josh’s Top 10 Comics of 2012
Hey it’s David’s video guy giving you some of his top 10 comics of the year. You probably also notice something off with my top list, you’re right. I hate picking one comic among all the great ones that came out last year. All of these comics are amazing their own ways and I suggest [...]
Uncanny Avengers #2 Review
Uncanny Avengers #2 is late. The issue was pushed back a couple weeks to finish the art, which isn’t a bad thing. The problem is that it killed the momentum that the book had with issue #1. The proposition of a half mutant, half avenger team seemed to be an interesting idea, but so far [...]
Broke and Bored: Happy Wars
Broke and Bored is back as David, Craig, Marco and Terrence play through the free-to-play XBLA rip-off of Fat Princess, Happy Wars.
Uncanny Avengers #1 Review
Marvel Now was announced halfway through Avengers vs. X-Men, or AvX, and is positioned as a jumping point for new readers. It could also be a direct response to DC’s New 52, but who knows. There are all new creative teams such as writer Matt Fraction and artist Mark Bagely working on Captain America and [...]
