There's no denying the greatness of Alan Moore's Watchmen. The 1987 story took a dark look at the superhero realm, filled it with riotous prerogatives and semi-retired heroes forced into a choice of underground vigilante or common...

Comic book adaptations are all the rage today, yet I don't think anyone was expecting CBS to announce that they just ordered a pilot for a TV series based on DC's Secret Six series. The series is somewhat similar to Suicide Squad, where a g...

After a few days of recovery, it's time to wrap up our coverage of New York Comic-Con. Between all of the running around most of us did from the Javitz Center to Madison Square Garden for the big panels, the Flixist crew is pretty damned ti...

I feel like I should be more excited for How To Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World. Both the original movie and the sequel were some of the best movies Dreamworks have ever put out, but I'm just not feeling that spark for the third movie....

We're a few weeks into Autumn and this means that the wave of big video game titles release are among us and will soon be flooding your feeds. If you're looking to pick up some of the recently released or upcoming titles, we've rounded up s...

Looking back at most of the best kids shows from the 80's, I think it's safe to say that people don't remember them for their in-depth stories. They had eye-catching premises and some enjoyable characters (looking at you Starscream), ...

It's time to look at everyones favorite digital service, DC Universe! DC has been pushing their streaming service hard over the past couple of months, with DC pulling out all of the stops to try and get people to subscribe. It launched back...

To say that Watchmen is one of the most important comics ever published is a huge understatement. To many fans, it's so sacred that the idea of expanding upon the core story through prequels or sequels is almost sacrilegious. The 2009 movie...

When Sony announced that they would be doing an animated Spider-Man movie after giving the live-action rights to Marvel, I was a bit confused. There wasn't any need to make an animated version of the character, especially when all eyes wou...

I can't help but feel 2018 has been a bummer of a year for a lot of people. There seems to be way more hostility, negativity, hatred, and general nastiness everywhere you look. Sometimes it's in real-world issues, other times it's at places...

Growing up in the late 90's, I loved Space Jam. I remember watching that movie every single week with my friends and loving it from beginning to end. I wasn't even a fan of basketball but I just loved watching the Looney Toons be thems...

Capcom revealed Devil May Cry 5 at E3 this year, seemingly out of the blue, and since that announcement, it's been pumping up fans at every major trade show around the world. It was first playable at gamescom, then PAX, and now it's go...

Sukeban Games had something of a niche hit on its hands when it released VA-11 HALL-A on Steam in 2016. The dystopian bartending sim has sold more than 200,000 copies on PC and Vita, where it saw release last fall, and will be ported to Pla...

A proper Animal Crossing on Wii U would, in all honesty, have been a waste of a game. The system constantly struggled in sales and the series has never exactly been a blockbuster when it's been tied to a stationary home console. I...

Like herpes, you just can't get rid of this Titans adaptation. As DC's flagship title for their new streaming service, DC Universe, there's a lot of hope riding on it to succeed I guess. Personally, I would have used Young Justice as the f...

Bandai Namco has announced another superstar coming to the crossover fighting game Jump Force. It's the amazing master of extreme hairstyles Yugi Muto, star player of trading card game Duel Monsters and its related anime series, Yu-Gi-Oh.Yu...

It’s been slim pickings for Nintendo 3DS owners over the past year. While Nintendo has remained steadfast in its support of the handheld through 2019, other developers have already flown the coop. Indie devs, in particular, have ...

The end of PAX West marked the beginning of the busy season for gaming with so many AAA titles hitting the market in such a short amount of time. And while we're all quite focused on the exploits of a friendly neighborhood superhero, I stil...

Sometimes a game's title tells you everything you need to know. Shovel Knight, Battletoads, and even Super Mario Odyssey all give you a pretty good idea of what you're in for before you boot up the game. That isn't the case with D...

I'm not exactly sure how much laughing is appropriate during the demo for The Missing: J.J. Macfield and the Island of Memories. The title, due out for PC and all major consoles this year, is the latest project from avant-garde game designe...

Let's talk about Artifact. The card-based battler was shown off to the public for the first time last weekend at PAX West, and I got to go hands-on with it during the show and speak with a couple of the game's developers. It's significant m...

Nintendo has had its ups and downs with indie developers, but the Switch seems to be doing things right. The versatile console has become a lot of people's indie machine of choice, and most games released on the system seem to be performing...

The Quiet Man isn’t a game I’m supposed to preview at PAX. When my appointment was made for Square Enix, it was for Left Alive, a lackluster presentation I’ve already covered. I have no interest in playing The Quiet Man af...

It's safe to say every game developer working today has probably played and enjoyed a Legend of Zelda game at some point in their history. Nintendo's adventure series has been consistently popular for more than 30 years, and it's not h...

I imagine most visitors to PAX West this year don’t even know about NIS America’s suite at the Sheraton in Seattle. In a small room on the second floor of the hotel, a half-dozen NISA employees in “Dood” jerseys dire...