Comic-Con is happening right now, and in honor of the biggest annual geek event in the known universe, video game publishers have turned out in force, showing off some absolutely killer game trailers for hot upcoming titles like Deus Ex: Human Revolution, Batman: Arkham City, Spider-Man: Edge of Time, The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword, and I’m throwing in a leaked video from the Assassin’s Creed franchise that will set your mind spinning. Read more »
E3 starts NOW! You don’t have to be in L.A. to feel the excitement building for the gaming event of the year. There are going to be some incredible titles on display this year, but why wait for next week when you can enjoy some of the trailers for E3 right now? We’ve got a total of 12 E3 trailers for you, all compiled right here. Read more »
The new Spider-Man game, Edge of Time, from the makers of last year’s Shattered Dimensions, has got a trailer and some early screenshots that show what it’s going to be like to play the game. I’ve got to say that although the game’s design and superpowers appear awfully similar to what was featured in Shattered Dimensions, there’s some very provocative new stuff in there, particularly in the screenshots. One shot shows a boss facing down against multiple copies of Amazing Spider-Man, in what one assumes must be some kind of power centered around control of time. A few other shots feature Amazing Spidey interacting directly with his successor — Spider-Man 2099, Read more »
When time goes all wonky and Peter Parker ends up dead, who you gonna call? As it turns out, it’s Spider-Man to the rescue. Of… himself. Hm. Well, two different Spider-Men come to his aid, actually: “classic” Amazing Spider-Man and futuristic Spider-Man 2099. Spider-Man: Edge of Time is Activision’s next Spidey game, and it puts you in the shoes of these two different superheroes in two different times, both trying to save Peter Parker’s life and prevent a catastrophic future (which is somehow connected to Peter’s death). Confused yet? Don’t be. Activision‘s last game, Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions, put you in the spider-booties of not two, but four different Spider-Men — Read more »
