Gazillion Entertainment’s free-to-play PC action-rpg, Marvel Heroes is headed to both Xbox One and PlayStation this spring, the developer has announced. Sporting the new name of Marvel Heroes Omega, Gazillion’s community manager David Lee describes the title over on Sony’s PlayStation Blog as one that doesn’t belong to any typical genre categories, instead mixing together various elements from action-RPGs and MMOs to produce a “unique blend of non-stop action.”
Currently, it’s not entirely clear whether the console iterations will have any unique features not available in the PC version besides the new name, but Lee promises that there’s typically a very high chance that those who opt to give the game a go will be able to play as their favorite heroes come launch day. The various members that make up The Avengers, X-Men, The Defenders and Guardians of the Galaxy will all be playable,...
Currently, it’s not entirely clear whether the console iterations will have any unique features not available in the PC version besides the new name, but Lee promises that there’s typically a very high chance that those who opt to give the game a go will be able to play as their favorite heroes come launch day. The various members that make up The Avengers, X-Men, The Defenders and Guardians of the Galaxy will all be playable,...
- 4/5/2017
- by Joe Pring
- We Got This Covered
He helped create the modern day nightmares brought forth by Bughuul in the Sinister films, and this November, he'll take us into the surreal world of The Sorcerer Supreme. But before Doctor Strange comes out this November, fans of screenwriter and author C. Robert Cargill can immerse themselves in his latest creation, As They Continue to Fall. Directed by Nikhil Bhagat from a screenplay by Cargill, the atmospheric, intriguing, and altogether haunting short film can now be watched in its entirety right here on Daily Dead.
Starring John Henry Whitaker as Walker, As They Continue to Fall pulls back the curtain on a world where not all angels watch over us with good intentions. Displaying a gritty, Blade-esque look, the short film introduces a compelling story that could be the start of something special. You can watch the short film below.
Press Release: Los Angeles, October 19, 2016 – Director Nikhil Bhagat has...
Starring John Henry Whitaker as Walker, As They Continue to Fall pulls back the curtain on a world where not all angels watch over us with good intentions. Displaying a gritty, Blade-esque look, the short film introduces a compelling story that could be the start of something special. You can watch the short film below.
Press Release: Los Angeles, October 19, 2016 – Director Nikhil Bhagat has...
- 10/19/2016
- by Derek Anderson
- DailyDead
Here are more nerdy spots in the final two Trek films to date: Star Trek (2009) and Star Trek Into Darkness...
Spoilers for Star Trek and Star Trek Into Darkness lie ahead.
Like their forerunners, the two latest Star Trek films, in their semi-rebooted, alternative universe, are replete with famous faces from outside the franchise, surprising cameos and multiple little touches that raise a smile.
With the third film in the rebooted series coming next year, the 50th anniversary of the debut of Star Trek on TV in 1966, let's take a look at a few of the geeky nods in Jj's Trek films.
1. Star Trek Nemesis left a lot of dangling threads, on purpose, as a story treatment for a direct sequel was already being worked on. Unfortunately due to some less than stellar decisions by executives, the release date of the film was repositioned and the decision was made to...
Spoilers for Star Trek and Star Trek Into Darkness lie ahead.
Like their forerunners, the two latest Star Trek films, in their semi-rebooted, alternative universe, are replete with famous faces from outside the franchise, surprising cameos and multiple little touches that raise a smile.
With the third film in the rebooted series coming next year, the 50th anniversary of the debut of Star Trek on TV in 1966, let's take a look at a few of the geeky nods in Jj's Trek films.
1. Star Trek Nemesis left a lot of dangling threads, on purpose, as a story treatment for a direct sequel was already being worked on. Unfortunately due to some less than stellar decisions by executives, the release date of the film was repositioned and the decision was made to...
- 6/25/2015
- by simonbrew
- Den of Geek
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