The Captain America Video Game is Better Than It Should Be
Not only is the Captain America movie better than it should have been (or so I read
The New Captain America Game Includes This Perfect Captain America…
I consider Captain America to be a bit boring. I mean, what's he got... a shield and some steroids? Still, I respect the Marvel hero's popularity and I think I know what makes Captain America who he is. So I was happy to see, early on in the new Captain America: Super Soldier video game, the scene I captured for you …
Sega's Got Thirteen Titles Lined Up for E3
The house that Sonic built and later remodeled is bringing their A games to E3 this year with Aliens: Colonial Marines and Anarchy Reigns. Binary Domain is their B game, followed by Captain America: Super Soldier and Crush3D. After that the whole alphabet thing falls apart.
The Ultimate Version of Captain America: Super Soldier Comes from…
According to our own Stephen Totilo, we might be in for a pretty good Captain America experience
Raise Your Expectations For The Captain America Video Game
I keep telling people that the Captain America video game is going to be good, and I keep getting funny looks.
A Captain America For Every Console
When Captain America: Super Soldier hits on July 19, he's hitting hard, carrying America's flag to five different game consoles. Here's a look at four of them.
Chris Evans Lends His Voice To Captain America: Super Soldier
No matter how good or bad Sega's movie tie-in for Marvel's Captain America movie ends up being, at least we won't have to deal with a crappy Chris Evans sound-alike.
Captain America's Next Game Borrows From Arkham Asylum, Punch-Out
My starting point for thinking about a Captain America video game was a bad one: That guy's pretty boring, right? He's a strong man who punches, kicks and uses a shield. How do you make a special game from that?
Captain America Borrows Some Moves From The Prince Of Persia
While the screenshots from yesterday
Captain America Meets Castle Wolfenstein In Super Soldier
Sega's video game tie-in for the Captain America movie features the star-spangled avenger infiltrating Hydra's mysterious castle during the darkest days of World War II. Sounds like a What If Captain America Infiltrated Castle Wolfenstein, doesn't it?