February is here: hold on to your butts
February is a big month for gaming and for Nerd Appropriate.com.
February is a big month for gaming and for Nerd Appropriate.com.
Comic Con 2011 tickets go on sale this Saturday Feb 5th at 9:00am PST. Get your six shooters ready because that’s high noon (EST) for us East coasters.
Platinum has been working in secret on their next big IP, Anarchy Reigns. While both the title and trailer scream “please be a hit in America!”, Platinum has yet to dissapoint. From what I gather, Anarchy Reigns will be a multiplayer brawler in the same style of Power Stone.
Her look is remarkably similar to that of Mass Effect 2’s Miranda. So much so, that the writers and producers decided to throw in a line about a certain “suicide mission”.
Today Bioware released a little bit of information about how Star Wars: The Old Republic plans on doing “instances”. It dawned on me that a lot of readers that don’t play MMOs may not even know exactly what an “instance” really is. To clairfy I went to GeekDictionary.com for the official answer.
For those that are unaware, up until this week Abbie Heppe held the coveted title of Senior Gaming Content Producer at G4TV. Days after we completed this interview Abbie announced that she would be leaving G4 for one of the hottest new developers in the industry, Respawn Entertainment.
Two more fighters have been reveled for Capcom’s soon to be released brawler Marvel Vs. Capcom 3.
Long story short we’re having a crazy week. Ash is sleepy, Scott is sick, and Matt has jaundice. Soooo…. we’ll be back very soon with more nerdy stuff than you can possibly imagine.
Few games in recent years have generated as much “buzz” as Epic’s Bulletstorm. Mainly known for their overly aggro marketing campaign we all wondered if Bulletstorm could walk the walk, because it could sure talk the talk.
Have a look at this picture just taken from the London Toy Fare. That’s right, this is the first image taken of the all new Thundercats.
Not more than one week after I asked the question “Is Wizard still around?” do they announce that they’re ceasing publication. Wizard magazine was “THE” go-to magazine for everything comic book related in the 1990s and early 2000s. Was this a magazine for bad ass spell casters? No, not at all. Wizard was all about comics. Wizard showcased humorous articles filled insight regarding everything in the comic book world.
Bioware released Mass Effect 2 this week for the PS3. Now there are a few minor technical differences between the 360 and PS3 version, but one difference is blaring. There is currently no way to carry over your save game from ME1 to ME2 on the PS3 because ME1 does not exist on the PS3