In 2009, the way gamers look at comic book based video games change with the release of Batman: Arkham Asylum. The second game Batman: Arkham City is trying to reignite that same fire with a large game, more enemies with all the same greatness of the first game Batman: Arkham Asylum. Continue reading
No matter if you read comic books, watch movies based on them or play as them in video games, the idea of becoming a mutant or superhero is something every fan has envisioned from time to time. This makes the idea of playing a game where you work to become a member of one of the greatest comic book teams in history so appealing. However, no matter how good that idea can be, it has to be executed properly. If you had the chance to play as a member of the X-Men or their greatest adversaries it sounds like a great idea almost instantly but how far can that really carry a game? When you play X-Men: Destiny you can find out for yourself.
Modding isn’t something new to gamers. If you’ve travel to or join in on a LAN Party or even a computer show, you’ve seen these artistic pieces of machinery. However, for console gamers this artistic approach to gaming is something new. Every so often you might see a custom made console from a game producer or from a single ambitious individual but these units are either one off units or hardly available due to high demand, limited supplies or again something made for a single individual’s use.
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