Posts Tagged ‘Video Game’
December 5th, 2009 | 
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The Avatar video game isn’t as good as everyone expected it to be…
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Added: Sat Dec 05 20:52:05 UTC 2009
Air date: Fri Dec 04 00:00:00 UTC 2009
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Tiger Woods new video game gets an update since his recent "incident".
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Added: Wed Dec 02 08:19:04 UTC 2009
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Twilight beats out Dark Knight, oh how sad. Plus, Nintendo launches video service in Japan for Wii, and Obama sanctions a video game learning plan.
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Added: Mon Nov 30 21:59:04 UTC 2009
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Take a look at an upcoming Spy video game that will try to win you over, The Agency. If you just can’t get enough of spy movies and games and just love what a spy is all about then you are going to like The Agency. In the following video you will see what this game [...]
Gamefly, Blockbuster, you two better get your A-game on. Redbox, which has been stealing a ton of business from Blockbuster by offering movies for $1 a night, is taking aim at the video game rental biz. Could it be ‘Game…
Less Than Meets The Eye Normally, video game tie-ins to blockbuster movies suffer rush-to-release, loosely-based-on, terribly-voiced products. In all of these categories, Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen excels. Once the disc starts spinning up, you get the standard “voice-over to bring you up to speed” cinematics. Which would be tolerable, except Peter Cullen sounds completely bored out of his mind, and is just waiting to see the recording light in the studio shut off so he can go home
Late last year, our very own Davis Freeberg lamented the lack of a Redbox video game rental kiosk . Hope was renewed this spring when Redbox announced they’d begin testing combo DVD+gaming kiosks and postal mail game rental-co Gamefly launched a self-service machine at Texas Tech University . Now, as the Inside Redbox blog learned, Redbox’s long awaited video game inventory rollout has begun . And it looks like Reno is one of the first markets to offer video games. PS3, Xbox 360, Wii,
The Examiner’s Ed Moy inquires Does Hollywood ‘white-wash’ the casting of Asian characters in movies? Then he proves it… After doing some research, I discovered that “The Last Airbender” wasn’t the only recent movie that cast white actors in roles that were originally created as Asian characters. For example, the character of Kyo Kusanagi will be played by Sean Farris in an upcoming live-action feature based on the video game “King of Fighters”. There’s also the casting of Jake Gyllenha
I recently wrote up a post over at my LiveJournal where I listed and posted movies of the top ten video game moments that gave me goosebumps. Anyways, I had a lot of fun writing that post, and I figured I’d go ahead and make a similar post, except focusing on World of Warcraft, which would let me get away with posting it here! I also figured I’d make it more of a “Top Ten WoW Memories” post to broaden the criteria a bit… oh, and add commentary in lieu of having a video for everything. And
“District 9,” which hits theaters on Friday, strikes cinematic pay dirt by taking the standard science-fiction chestnut of “mankind’s first contact with aliens” and turning it on its ear. Rising from the ashes of the proposed movie adaptation of the “Halo” video game, “D-9? director and co-writer Neill Blomkamp manages to pull off a significant feat. He actually delivers on the hype built up by a over a year’s worth of viral marketing and the patronage of producer Peter Jackson. The film tell