From the earliest days of cinema, filmmakers have long been fascinated by the often contentious relationship that exists between Mankind and nature. Indeed, one simply has to look at director Robert J. Flaherty’s Nanook of the North (1922) for an early example of this, as it perfectly illustrates the give and take relationship we share with the natural world. Since […]
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Naughty Bear puts you in the shoes, or paws rather, of a murderous, conniving, brutally violent but simply misunderstood over-sized teddy bear called Naughty. Over the course of a couple of missions, Naughty will fight and frighten the other bears on Perfection island for his own survival, to lash out at a society that has rejected him and of course […]
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You are an elite solider, commander of an elite squad trained to defend the Earth from all that would seek to harm it, or its’ citizens. You are Lighting Alpha and Strike Force Lighting is your team. You must use all your skill to defend the city of New Detroit for a full-scale alien invasion that is using advance robotics […]
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Precision for iPhone is a pretty straightforward game. You have a number range, say between 1 and 50 and then have to slide an arrow to the number you are given. So say your given 25, you would have to move the arrow as close to the middle as possible. If your within a certain range of the number you […]
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It happens almost every time a movie comes out; “The book was better.” Often the change from one medium to another is at best mixed, and even more often lackluster. This is understandable, books go into far more depth and spend far more time building characters and plots and some of that is simply lost when it moves to film. […]
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I can’t quite remember how long ago it was that I first saw a trailer for Insanely Twisted Shadow Planet, but I know it has been quite some time. I managed to forget about the game, be reminded, forget again and then finally squeal with delight like a ten year old girl who just got to touch Justin Bieber at […]
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To help promote the release of the new film, Cowboys and Aliens, NBC Universal developed the iOS game Cowboys and Aliens Absolution Training Grounds. The game is a full game, free, and ad free (obviously because its sole purpose is to promote a movie) so I thought I would check it out. The game is a first person shooter, […]
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It has been said that film has the ability to transport us. Whether it be to far off lands, other worlds, worlds that do not exist, or the distant past, films can take viewers to places they’ve never been before, or to places they could never visit in real life. However, nothing has the ability to transport a person back […]
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The kid wakes up and the whole world has changed. The calamity has struck and much of what was there before is there no more. He races through the ruins of the city, picking up his trusted hammer along the way, making his way towards The Bastion; the place they all agreed they’d meet when things went bad. Only when […]
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Futurama Head in a Jar isn’t technically a game, but I’m too big of a Futurama fan to pass up reviewing it. Besides, I had more fun playing with Head in a Jar than I did playing Prison Escape, which I reviewed last week. In Futurama Head in a Jar you create different heads for your own personal Head […]
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