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Copyright: Sony and Sony Playstation State Of Play is property of Sony  ethics and brevity: i have no affiliation with Sony Playstation or and Sony as a company just a fan Reaction: Steller blade: copyright: Stellar Blade is property of Shift Up and Sony Sony kicked off their State of Play showcase with a detailed look at Stellar Blade, their upcoming action-packed hack-n-slash game. Though it featured only snippets of gameplay and story elements, what was shown looked like a promising start to the event. The combat system was polished and fluid, with dynamic combos and a diverse range of devastating attacks that will surely satisfy any diehard fan of the genre. While the trailer didn't reveal everything that the game has to offer, it was enough to build excitement for the upcoming release.  Also ass, a lot of ass, so much ass Sonic x Shadow generations: copyright: Sonic x Shadow is property of Sega Sega's State of Play trailer got off to a blazing start with the rumored...

(thumbnail) I apologize for the lateness of this article, life has been a bit wild for me in mid december. but im back and fully recharged and ready to continue to blog away. so without further adue, lets discuss the coolest movies coming out in the year 2024.  Dune part 2: copyright: Dune is property of Warner Brothers  Re-enter the world of Dune, the harsh and unforgiving desert of sand and spice traders. Follow Paul Atreides as he tries to unite the Chani and Fremen and defeat the evil empire, bringing the world back to its natural order. This adventure promises to be a gripping one, filled with all the twists and turns of the harsh desert landscape and the politics and intrigue of the royal court. Also, Zendaya is pretty cute! Just sayin'. Kong x Godzilla: copyright: King Kong is property of Universal, Godzilla is property of Toei Joker part 2 copyright: The Joker, Harley Quinn and Joker are property of Dc Comics and Warner Brothers The 2019 Joaquin Phoenix Joker was a mas...

copyright: City Of Heroes is Property of NCSoft  ethics and brevity: I have no afiliation with City Of Heroes, NCSoft or City Council. I'm just a fan. Recently, fans of the beloved mid 2000s comic-based MMO RPG City of Heroes were shocked and delighted to discover the game was being revived. After its shutdown five years ago, fans have created a private server where players can continue their heroes' legacy. In a move reminiscent of how Neil Gaiman saved Miracle Man, developer NCSoft has granted a license to the server, allowing fans to continue playing the game they love. These dedicated fans are determined to keep the world of heroes and villains alive, and it looks like their efforts are not going unnoticed by those who originally created the game. In a heartwarming move, the official server blog for City of Heroes called "Homecoming" has announced that NCSoft has granted a permit for the server. This means that over 1000+ heroes and their save files were saved, en...

copyright: Dragonball, Dragonball z, Dragonball gt, and Dragonball super are owned by Funimation, Suiesha ,tv tokyo and Akira Toriyama brevity and ethics: i have no association with these properties im just a fan Dragon Ball Z has become a bona fide media juggernaut, with a sprawling empire spanning manga, anime, collectibles, and video games. So let's explore the vast and vibrant world of Dragon Ball Z video games, from the fighting games to the adventures, and everything in between. From stunning visuals to unforgettable gameplay, this galaxy-spanning franchise has something for every Z-fighter. So let's get our Zenkai boost and jump into the action, because there’s a lot to discover and discuss when it comes to the world of Dragon Ball Z video games. 1. Dragonball z: Budokai copyright: Dragonball Z: Budokai is property of Namco Bandai While not reaching the height of its successors like Budokai 3, the original Dragonball Z Budokai game is still a masterwork and one of the be...

copyright: Batman and Batman Arkham Asylum are property of Dc Comics and Warner Brothers. Batman: Arkham Asylum is property and developed by Rocksteady games and produced by Eidos Studios Ethics and Brevity: i have no affiliation or association with batman, dc or rocksteady, im just a fan of batman Among the best examples of how to build a superhero game is the 2009 title, Batman: Arkham Asylum, populated by a star-studded cast featuring Mark Hamil as the chilling Joker and the late Kevin Conroy's deep and brooding Batman. The legendary writer Paul Dini, with writing credits on the established Batman animated series of the past, played a crucial part in the development of the game's story. creating a world's finest of a batman team.      The game takes its inspiration from the Batman: Arkham Asylum comic series of the 90s, blending psychological horror and action-adventure super heroics to create a fascinating combination of genres. It introduced a new genre of gaming in ...