The game centers around two characters from the books, Mors, a nightwatchman and Alester, a red priest. The graphics look pretty decent. Here is a description of the game from ComingSoonCinemas:

“... the story is divided into point of view-based “chapters”, with cliffhangers and twists ending each chapter, much like in the novels where one chapter from the perspective of one character is followed by a chapter from a completely different character. Both of them have special abiltiies and three fighting modes. Mors is a skinchanger and can slip into his dog to find secret paths or to listen in …

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The CW is about to order a pilot for a series called “Arrow” based on the DC comic character Green Arrow.  The show will be an hour long and will be written and produced by the guys who brought us The Green Lantern, Greg Berlanti and Mark Guggenheim, along with Andrew Kreisberg (Vampire Diaries, Fringe).  Kreisberg has also written several Green Arrow comics for DC in the past.  David Nutter (Smallville, X-files) will likely be directing. This apparently will not be a spin-off of the Green Arrow who appeared on Smallville because Justin Hartley is not currently a …

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NERD Society and Fox has teamed up once again to giveaway 2 Family Guy Season 9 DVD box set.  2 lucky winners will be randomly chosen.

To enter the contest:

1) ”Like” us on Facebook.  If you’re already a fan, skip to #2.

2) Comment below with your favorite Family Guy  character. 

3)  2 winners will be randomly chosen.

4)  Contest ends on Sunday, January 1st at 11:59 pm.

Synopses:

America’s most dysfunctional family, the Griffins, return with another outrageous and hilarious, uncensored volume. Follow unconventional dad Peter Griffin (SETH MACFARLANE) as he gets up to plenty of antics with …

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Geek Love made it’s TLC debut yesterday and while it was fun, I learned something new about my fellow nerds.  The show follows 3 socially awkward New York Comic-Con attendees as they enter speed dating.  There’s Sal, he works at Game Stop.  His house is filled with Marvel statues and video game memorabilias.  Then he bought a $200 Iron Man costume for the event.   I wondered how this guy can afford all of the stuff he…Game Stop doesn’t pay that well…right?

Then there’s the lovable nerd, Gerald.  His intro already makes you root for him.  He has a ton of Star …

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Dr. Who is a sci-fi, fantasy set in the present/past/future.  Characters from different eras are all co-mingling with each other in time periods other than their own. There’s also aliens and scary monsters.  What the show lacks in special effects, it makes up for in audacity. The storylines are unconventional and while hauntingly familiar at times, still completely like nothing you’ve probably ever seen before.

This season brings back up and coming it girl Karen Gillan in her portrayal of the eleventh doctor’s sidekick Amy Pond. She’s sensitive, caring, loyal, driven and pretty tough yet feminine at the same time. Dr. …

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This clip is from last night’s episode of Saturday Night Live with special guest Steve Buscemi. Buscemi plays police commisioner Gordon reacting to Batman’s unorthodox manner of showing up unexpectedly……

Last night on the NBC sit-com Community, the characters Jeff (played by The Soup‘s Joel McHale) and Shirley (Yvette Nicole Brown) are playing foosball when the scene breaks out into an anime sequence.  The short scene was created by Titmouse, Inc., the same studio who did the opening sequence from Afro Samurai. Here’s the clip:

[Source: ANN]

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It’s short, but very in-depth. It’s good to hear the experiences from the cosplayer’s themselves.

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If I was a kid, this would be my favorite show.  The animation is crisp, clear and imaginative.  The storylines are age-appropriate with plot structures that aren’t too sophisticated but interesting enough for the average kid/pre-teen. I could easily see how a teen/adult might find this a sort of guilty pleasure. Its viewer rating of 8.8 on IMDB hints that this might be the case.

This animated series first aired as a micro-series of 20 episodes in late 2010.  Season 1 with 26 episodes started airing in the US in June of 2011.  It was picked up for a second season, …

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Below is a link from The GMA show as they talked to dealers of cool 80s collectibles.

Sorry, I cannot embed but here’s the Video!

Brings back memories. How many valuable toys do you have?

For me, almost nothing since I opened every toy I owned. The enjoyment I got from those toys is worth more than its value now. At least, I’d like to thinks so. (checks ebay while crying)…