Stan Lee chats about Marvel’s Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions video game
When Activision and Disney’s Marvel get together, good things happen. This time around, it’s the upcoming Spider-Man game, Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions. In this game, due out September 7th, players can work through four different dimensions of the Spider-Man mythos; the Marvel world (home to the Amazing Spider-Man), Noir (a 1930s version of Spider-Man), Spider-Man 2099 (the Spider-Man of a possible future), and Ultimate Spider-Man (where Spidey is currently bonded with the Venom symbiote). The mastermind behind most of Marvel’s creations, Stan Lee, recently sat down to pass a few words on the upcoming Nintendo DS, PC, Nintendo Wii, PlayStation 3, and Xbox 360 game. Take a look at what he has to say, true believers! (more… )
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Transformers: Exodus, the creation of Autobots and Decepticons
Alex Irvine has done what many would deem impossible: he’s chronicled the official history of the war for Cybertron in his latest book Transformers: Exodus. The novel was published by Del Rey Books and developed by Hasbro in an effort to chart the creation of the Transformers two sides: the Autobots the Decepticons, as well as the civil war that brewed between them. Activision plans to take the next step in their upcoming video game “Transformers: War for Cybertron” with many notions likely appearing in Irvine’s book, which is due out June 22nd of this year. (more… )
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Bakugan Battle Trainer for Nintendo DS
Just months after Bakugan: Battle Brawlers made its way to the Nintendo DS, Activision and Nelvana Enterprises issue a new call to brawl on Nintendo’s portable system with Bakugan Battle Trainer. In Bakugan Battle Trainer, players master the secrets of training their Bakugan while choosing how to improve their skills and abilities. The game, a fresh extension of the blockbuster franchise named 2009′s toy of the year, includes an in-depth training mode that helps their Bakugan excel at all aspects of battling. Players send their trained creatures into battle to free their imprisoned brethren from the enemy’s hold. Beyond this ingenious style of play, the classic elements of Bakugan are in place; collect up to 30 creatures, intense battle action, and the ability to improve your rank by defeating opponents. And who knows, maybe when it’s released on March 30th, it will come with a blanket to match the last game’s pillow? (more… )
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Preview the upcoming Bakugan game
Bakugan is one of the hottest toy / anime combos on the market right now, and this year’s Comic-Con in San Diego was sure to show it off. Those lucky enough to get some time with the Activision and Now Production game at the show were quite pleased with how it was coming along. The game take place in 3D playing fields. At the start of a battle, players place an Arena card, which each have their own effects, like negating bonuses from your opponent’s monsters, or adding points to yours. Then players take turns throwing Bakugan Balls. The game will be available this winter for Nintendo DS, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, PlayStation 2, and Nintendo Wii, where you actually get to flick the remote to simulate real gameplay. Very straight forward, but very addictive. Who’s getting it?
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Bakugan: Battle Brawlers
Later this fall, Bakugan fans can go nuts with their video game system of choice as Activision and Now Production bring home Bakugan: Battle Brawlers. The console version will hit the Nintendo Wii, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and PlayStation 2, while Nintendo DS fans will get a unique version of the game for themselves. Intense battles, the ability to create your own Brawler, cartoon quality graphics, multiplayer combat — regardless of what version you play, you’ll star with Dan and his friends as you battle your Bakugan Brawlers to save Vestroia and, ultimately, Earth.
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Bakugan video game coming to your console of choice
Activision has announced plans to release a Bakugan video game on pretty much every popular home console: Nintendo Wii, Nintendo DS, Xbox 360, PS3, and PS2 (sorry PSP!). The NOW Production-developed game will be released this fall, and will feature “intense battles, the ability to create your own Brawler, cartoon quality graphics and multiplayer combat.” Check out the teaser after the break!
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Chaotic: the video game
Activision now has plans to release a video game version of the trading card game Chaotic. Those of you who have been turned off by how expensive collecting the cards can get now have a cheaper and more fun alternative that you can play on your Nintendo Wii, Nintendo DS, Xbox 360, or PS3 later this year! The game promises “vibrant, fully-realized 3D environments” and “various characters from the best-selling trading card game and hit animated series.” Nice!
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Monsters vs. Aliens game footage
We’ve got about another month until the Monsters vs. Aliens movie hits the big screen, and the same amount of time before the game hits the little screen, but now we’re getting a great look at some footage! We’ve already seen a handful of screen shots from the game, but the video above truly does it justice. What do you think?
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