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Star Wars Game Rumor: Is 'Knights Of The Old Republic' Coming Back?
The award-winning Knights of the Old Republic games are, quite simply, the stuff legends are made of. The first game was released back in 2003, and was set thousands of years before the Star Wars Prequel Trilogy; it used this setting to give us armies of Jedi and Sith in conflict for the fate of the Galaxy, and Mandalorian armies that sweep across the Galaxy.
By Tom Bacon8 years ago in Gamers
Is it Love?
“is it love?” your mother asks you as you dance around the kitchen beaming as bright as the moon “or is it just to have someone?”
By Melina Smith8 years ago in Poets
Why Marvel’s Daredevil is the Perfect Place to Introduce the Punisher into the MCU
Word of warning: there may be some spoilers for season 1 of Daredevil in here. Season 2 of Daredevil is upon us and if season 1 is anything to go by, it is going to be good. Daredevil was a huge success for both Marvel and Netflix. I even know quite a few people who got a Netflix account exclusively to watch the show. The 13 episode timeframe allowed the story to develop at a steady pace. The writers obviously had a clear idea of how they wanted to tell the story and stuck to their guns. The Kingpin was a huge part of the series (with an incredible performance from Vincent D'Onofrio) and he was not introduced on screen until the very end of episode 3. His presence was certainly felt and his story almost mirrored Matt Murdock's. Both men seek to save their city, but they have very different ideas about how to do this. With the Kingpin behind bars (for now, you know what TV shows are like) where could the show go from here?
By Alex Hodgson8 years ago in Geeks
Could the 'Final Fantasy 7' Remake Be THE Definitive Version of the Game?
Word of warning: there may be some spoilers that people may wish to avoid. Right, I've been playing Final Fantasy 7 again of late, mainly since the remake was announced and it has got me thinking. I've been thinking about how the remake could be the best possible version of the game.
By Alex Hodgson8 years ago in Gamers
Notice
The way you stare into my eyes, As if you’re analyzing every single detail Etching out every thought, Every emotion,
By Kiley Wilson8 years ago in Poets
In Celebration of 'Marvel Avengers Alliance'
Today's the day. Fans of Playdom's popular Avengers Alliance game are in mourning. The game's days have come to an end; today, on September 30th, Avengers Alliance will finish forever. Players are reacting in anger and disappointment, particularly over the fact Playdom has refused to give any refunds. They have one last Special Op to complete, an event that will give them the game's final superhero (Adam Warlock) and wrap up the story they've been part of four four years. It's a sad twist in the game's tale, particularly shocking given Avengers Alliance 2 only came out earlier this year. It's likely as heart-breaking for developers as it is upsetting for players.
By Tom Bacon8 years ago in Gamers
Waiting for House of Cards? This Show Will Tide You Over
The president of the United States has always been a subject of many great action films, docudramas and t.v shows. However, none has been so interesting nor so intriguing as House of Cards. This show involves the sly Frank Underwood, a character most Machiavellian in nature, and his beloved wife Claire as they climb their way to the top of the political ladder, one evil step at a time. But like most great shows and sexy housewives, it makes us wait a whole year before the next season. Season five won't be available till the 30th May, so here is a show to satisfy your urges of a similar nature. *Spoilers will be minor and it is in mid season break but you will get a gist of the show.
By Abdullah Masood8 years ago in Geeks
The Nocturne Chamber Part 4
The street bustled with activity as I pushed passed the crowds and found my way to the metro station. Hopping on a train, I sat in a seat quietly for several minutes before exiting the automatic doors and climbing the stairs to the street. My coat billowed in the wind of a deserted path as I walked off toward Breyer Street, just three blocks over to the left, and then eight more up. I'd cased every bar from one end of the city to the other, eavesdropping, listening to gossip, asking questions. A good six out of ten had at least some comment to make about Breyer Street. Though the information within the area was often inconsistent, or hazy at best, it always had something to do with that street. I wasn't sure if that could help me, but there was nothing else for me to go on.
By Samuel Canerday8 years ago in Horror