Robopocalypse author Daniel H Wilson discusses the rise of our robot overlords (and gives his advice to new writers)… When Steven Spielberg is committed to directing a novel based on one of your books, you’ve made it. That’s the case with Daniel H Wilson’s Robopocalypse , which also made fans …
Read More »Giant review
James Dean’s final film, released in 1956 after his death, makes for a disappointing epitaph. The combination of director George Stevens and source novelist Edna Ferber, both given to expressions of overblown high seriousness, yields a long, slow, achingly self-important movie. Rock Hudson is a cattle baron, Dean is a …
Read More »Hardest fighting game bosses
Please go easy on me Fighting game bosses are built from the ground up to be the most unfair, cheap duels possible. Think about it in the context of a ’90s arcade: You’ve sunk an outrageous amount of quarters and minutes of your time into this arcade machine, fighting tooth …
Read More »The Sea review
Adapted for the screen by the author, John Banville’s Booker Prize winning novel becomes a heavy, sometimes gruelling meditation on memory and grief. Historian Max (Ciarán Hinds) seeks to recover from the death of his wife by returning to the Irish seaside location of a dark childhood tragedy. We live …
Read More »Around The Network: 11 April 2014
It’s another week, and another chance to surf the FutureWeb for glistening geeky gems. Here’s the best of the rest… CVG Beyond Titanfall – check out CVG’s list of the best Xbox One games available this year. Finished Infamous ? Then you need our guide to the best PS4 games …
Read More »Breaking the mold: 10 games without genres
They’re a couple of misfits… Shooter, action-adventure, RPG, fighting as long as Ive been playing games, theyve all fit into a categorical genre that allows me to know what Im getting into before I even press Start. I knew Final Fantasy was a role-playing epic before I even opened the …
Read More »Lego The Hobbit review
How long has it been since we last played with our digital building blocks? Three games based off the popular Lego playsets in six months is a multicolored plastic brick overload, especially since each game in the series feels all too similar to the last. And yet, it’s amazing what …
Read More »10 games that provide fantastic experiences in 5 minutes or less
Minutemen The scenario: At any second, your best friend is going to pull into your driveway to pick you up for a night on the town. Perhaps youll grab a savory, nutritious meal from Taco Bell before heading to the local theater. Maybe youll go straight to the bar, where …
Read More »Star in your own Mark Millar comic!
Ever fancied being the new Kick-Ass ? Comic genius Mark Millar, the brain (and pen) behind series Wanted and Kick-Ass as well as upcoming movie adaps Secret Service and Nemesis (not to mention creative consultant on the new Fantastic Four movie), is auctioning off the name of a character in …
Read More »Deception 4: Blood Ties review
Take Home Alone, give the protagonist a slightly stronger relationship with The Devil, and you’ll get Deception 4: Blood Ties. It’s the unexpected revival of a Tecmo series with a premise so irresistible, it’s a little surprising the last sequel sits nearly a decade away. Since the series’ creaky 1996 …
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