This past December, The Lord of the Rings film trilogy helmed by Peter Jackson celebrated its 20th anniversary. For many fans around the world, this meant sitting down and rewatching the movies for the thousandth time picking out new Easter … Continue reading The Lord of the Rings Trilogy Impressions From a First-Time Viewer
At the very end of last year, Capcom announced that they had more Phoenix Wright titles in the works, and hinted at least one would be a sequel to Dual Destinies, in the main line of the Ace Attorney games. … Continue reading Theories about the new Phoenix Wright sequel announcement
–-Guest post written by Shane Weinstein. In 2004, British Writer/Director Edgar Wright’s “Shaun of the Dead” took the world by storm. The film, marketed as a romantic comedy with zombies, was made with a budget of just five million dollars … Continue reading The World’s End Review: A Satisfying Conclusion to the Epic “Cornetto” Trilogy
According to new reports from a traditionally reliable source, Christian Bale is in talks to reprise his role as Bruce Wayne/Batman in the new Justice League movie. There’s more. Apparently, the film execs are hoping to set the film within … Continue reading Christian Bale as Batman in Justice League movie
It’s being reported that Harrison Ford has informally agreed to reprise his role as Han-Solo for Star Wars: Episode VII. And from a legitimate source, too! I never really understood the deep adoration many fans feel for the character; he’s … Continue reading Han Solo back for Star Wars: Episode VII
The answer to this question is no. Unfortunately, no it will not. Let me preface this by saying that going into this summer, I was more excited for The Dark Knight Rises than the Avengers. And I also believe The Dark … Continue reading Will “The Dark Knight Rises” Beat “The Avengers”?
**Well, I did it, folks: I beat Mass Effect 3 in time to get you all a review. I feel I should preface this by mentioning that a certain aspect of Mass Effect 3 deserves a more detailed discussion than can be done without spoiling that part of the game. So if you have yet to beat the game, then be sure to skip the section clearly marked with a spoiler warning.**
OK everyone, the time is finally upon us! Mass Effect 3 is here and marks the end of Bioware’s epic space trilogy. Earth has come under attack and it’s up to you, in the shoes of the one and only Commander Shepard, to rally the diverse factions of the galaxy together and save Earth (and the galaxy) from destruction. While I won’t reveal much about Mass Effect 3’s narative, I will say that those of you hoping for a galaxy spanning story where you meet up with old friends (and enemies!) in an attempt to unite them will not be disappointed. The Krogan and the Genophage? Yep, you’ll deal with that. The Quarian and the Geth? Yep, them too. Of course, that won’t come as a surprise to those of you who have played the previous Mass Effect games; and rest assured that your choices in the previous two games will come back to help (or haunt) you.
Gray Areas 