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He’s The Juggernaut, Spider-Man!
Activision has released a pair of new videos for Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions, showing off the unstoppable Juggernaut and the slightly more stoppable Scorpion 2099 in action. While it’s nice to see Juggernaut making an appearance in a Spider-Man video game, helping add a little more of that gameplay variety McWhertor liked so much from his…
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StarCraft II Did Not Cost $100 Million To Make
Last week we reported on a Wall Street Journal article that tagged the development cost of StarCraft II at more than $100 million. According to Blizzard, it was a case of right price, wrong game. How much did StarCraft cost to make? Blizzard hasn’t said, nor is it planning to any time soon. What Blizzard…
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Dead Space Fiction Expands With Aftermath And Salvage
As with Dead Space before it, Dead Space 2 is getting the transmedia treatment from EA, with a brand new animated feature and a graphic novel taking fans deeper into the dark universe this winter. Dead Space is definitely a multimedia franchise. EA kicked off the first game with an animated feature called Dead Space:…
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inFamous 2 Cut-Scenes Are Works Of Comic Book Art
Let’s get hyped up for inFamous 2, with a look at the gorgeous 2D comic book style cut-scenes that tell the story of Cole McGrath’s little trip to New Marais. The cut-scenes in inFamous 2 are the work of Sucker Punch’s crack art teams, led by senior artist Edward Pun, who says it’s all about…
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LittleBigPlanet 2 Takes November With Adorable Collectors Edition
You know what the original LittleBigPlanet was missing? A collector’s edition complete with downloadable costumes and a seven inch plush Sackboy. Sony corrects this oversight on November 16 with the LittleBigPlanet 2 Collector’s edition. There are several ways to purchase LittleBigPlanet 2 on November 16, the newly revealed release date for Media Molecule’s next LittleBigThing.…
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Green Lantern’s Light Shines In Rise Of The Manhunters
In brightest day, in blackest night, no evil shall escape Green Lantern: Rise of the Manhunters, Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment’s video game tie-in to next year’s live-action Green Lantern movie. It took a major motion picture starring Ryan Reynolds in a silly costume for Green Lantern to finally get his own video game, and for…
By Mike Fahey