Does Alita: Battle Angel Hold Up to the Manga?
In 1990, the Japanese manga artist Yukito Kishiro started up a cyberpunk manga called Gunnm. In short, the manga was centered on a female cyborg named Gally, whose head and chest are found in a…
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Who is DC Villain Red Death on “The Flash?”
Recently, an episode of The Flash showed a museum from the future of the setting. As a result, it should come as no surprise to learn that the museum was crammed full of cameos. However,…
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Will Xbox And Microsoft Win The Next Console Generation?
The console wars see new winners and losers in each round. Currently, there can be no doubt that Sony’s PS4 is the top console of the eighth generation, seeing as how it has managed to…
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How the Crackdown Series Has Evolved Since Its First Release
is an action-adventure series created by David Jones, who is the founder of the Realtime Worlds that is responsible for making it. Since Jones was also the creator of Grand Theft Auto, it should come…
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10 Things You Didn’t Know about Peter Molyneux
Peter Molyneux is one of the most famous video game designers to have ever come from England. Primarily, this is because he has created a number of very influential video games. However, it should also…
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Why We Really Don’t Need a Suicide Squad Reboot
It has been announced that James Gunn will be directing the next Suicide Squad movie. That isn’t particularly surprising, seeing as how Gunn had already been entrusted with the task of writing the next Suicide…
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Here are Some PS5 Games Rumored to Be in Development
No one knows when the PS5 will be released. However, there can be no doubt about the fact that it is coming at some point in the future. After all, Sony has stated that the…
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10 Things You Didn’t Know about Battlefield 5
is the sixteenth main installment in the long-running Battlefield series. For those who are curious, it is centered on the Second World War, meaning that it serves as a kind of follow-up to its immediate…
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The Time Bruce Springsteen and The Transformers Teamed Up
It’s literally a 29-second YouTube video, but it’s packed with significance. In 2015, a fan was captured on video asking Bruce Springsteen to sign Transformers comic #14. The fan showed Springsteen that he’d been immortalized…