Batman Arkham City is one of the most anticipated titles of the year and there’s no question why. It’s a fan’s dream game especially with all of these awesome costumes. Problem is, they’re all pre-order exclusives that are tied to different stores. Obviously we’ve got an issue with this. Here’s our thoughts from last night’s Geek Worthy.
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Nintendo’s Wii is one of the most successful consoles ever, but hardcore gamers may not agree with that assessment. Eager to win back core fans, Nintendo announced that The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword will be released November 20th, 2011. Is it enough to bring back the big N’s biggest fans? Hear our thoughts.
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DC has made their intentions clear: they are rebooting their entire line and starting over with 52 brand new #1 comics. Or are they? It’s all pretty confusing with what’s the same and what’s different. Luckily we have director extraordinaire Sean Becker to help us discuss and make sense of it all.
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We had a lot to say about the impending DC Comics reboot and I’m not only talking about what we said during the show. The topic is such a controversial one that we had a lot more to say. Here’s ours and Sean Becker’s thoughts.
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One of the most, if not THE most, anticipated movies of next year is Christopher Nolan’s final Batman movie: The Dark Knight Rises. With everyone eager to find out more about the movie, IMAX is offering an 8 minute preview starting in December. The only caveat is that it’s attached to Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol. Is that asking too much of die hard DC fans, or will Tom Cruise see bigger box office returns thanks to the bat?
Batman Arkham City, the follow up to Rocksteady’s critically acclaimed Batman Arkham Asylum, has finally been released to the eager masses. The GeekDown crew sits down to review one of this year’s most anticipated titles and debates what’s good, what’s bad, and whether or not this will be the game of the year.
As if Arkham City wasn’t enough this week, Batman Year One was also released. DC’s latest animated movie is an adaptation of Frank Miller’s well known graphic novel which tells the beginnings of Bruce Wayne’s career as Batman and Jim Gordon’s as a Gotham cop. With an all-star voice cast featuring Bryan Cranston, Ben Mckenzie, and Eliza Dushku, does Year One continue the high standard of animated movies set by Batman Under the Red Hood or does it fall short of greatness? The GeekDown crew reviews the movie to let you know if you should give it a look or a purchase.
On this week’s episode of GeekDown, we talked about animated superhero adaptations. What’s the best one? Or is it even possible to decide on a definitive best one? We try our best. We also discuss the upcoming Dark Knight Rises prologue attached to Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol and the recently released trailer for Justice League Doom. There’s lots of fun to be had in this week’s episode so take a look. What do you think is the best animated superhero adaptation?
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Licensed games have been around almost as long as video games themselves. From the abysmal ET for the 2600 to the amazing Batman Arkham City we sit down to debate what the best licensed game of all time is. We also discuss news of Mass Effect 3’s leaked beta and the new details surrounding Microsoft’s next Xbox.
So what do you think is the best, or worst, licensed video game?
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