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BioShock Infinite Reaction Analysis: Piecing the Critical Puzzle
Beyond Pictures is back with B-Mask's analysis of BioShock Infinite's conflicting responses from both critics and gamers alike.
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What If Amnesia: The Dark Descent Was Made by Capcom?
From the creators of Resident Evil 6 comes the next chapter in a horror game phenomenon! Whether you want it or not...
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Podcast 11: Adam Orth & Next-Gen Game Consoles Predictions
We've already made our thoughts about Nintendo's next-gen strategy clear. Now it's Microsoft, Sony and Valve's turn!
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Iron Man 3
The trilogy comes full circle- and while it will divide movie goers, it's undeniably bold.
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Oz: The Great and Powerful
The Oz franchise is sorely under-utilized, but if you want to see what the series is capable of, read the books.
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Podcast 10: Horror Is Like Sex - The Decline of Horror Video Games
...in which case contemporary horror is as sterile as a nunnery.
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Irrational and 2K Games' latest hit, Bioshock Infinite has been met with a hell of a mixed response. B-Mask takes all of these stances into account and analyses what we can glean from this — and exactly how much Ken Levine's new attempt at philosophical debate with guns holds up to scrutiny.
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The unspeakable has been announced: Frictional Games, the creative studio behind Amnesia - The Dark Descent has been obtained by Capcom, the company behind Resident Evil 6. While some may say that it's a smart move, we believe that the only real horror is what Capcom will do to the flagship title of true video game horror.
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LaughingMan, CineMax and B-Mask are joined again by podcast artist The Fuboo (Inverted-Mind) as they ask their magic eight-ball, "Will the next generation video game consoles be any good?"
All signs point to 'no'.
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LaughingMan, CineMax and B-Mask are joined by their long-time loyal ally and the CCS Video Podcast's artist, the Fuboo, as they analyze the current state of horror video games, deliberate on what constitutes an immersive and/or memorable horror experience, and specify what measures need to be taken to salvage this rapidly dwindling genre.
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It's been months since we expressed our indignation over the exploits of the worst of fanboy antics, but a recent news article has resurrected our ire towards — you guessed it! — the radical elements of My Little Pony's Brony community. This time an artist of erotic My Little Pony pictures is sent a cease and desist letter by a man who claims to have married Twilight Sparkle.
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This episode: How would a 'gritty' reboot of the CCS Video Podcast look? The true origins of The Expendables movie franchise! Egregious horror movie remakes! LaughingMan, CineMax and B-Mask's hysterical reaction to Michael Bay's upcoming Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles reboot! And B-Mask's idea of an idea police drama TV series... which happens to star Bill Cosby.
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Review by b-mask
Those expecting the same old antics of the previous two Iron Man films will find the rug pulled from their feet- and whether or not they enjoy that sensation, it's sure to say that it has generated some very interesting dicsussion- and this is but one of those explorations.
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Review by B-mask
Base sentimentality is rife in this film, something the original film, when it did do it, performed it far more genuinely. The Oz franchise is sorely under-utilized, but if you want to see what the series is capable of, read the books.
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Review by Neuroscientist
With a long development cycle and the chance of a gaming experience as rich as the original, Bioshock Infinite had a lot to live up to. Spectacularly it does.
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Review by vivvav
An Annual's just a good ol' romp with the characters you love. Maybe something from their past, maybe something from their future. A speculative look at an alternate version, or just a fun idea the author had. This is the charm of Annuals. And this is what DC hasn't been doing lately.
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Review by Neuroscientist
Bioware’s Mass Effect 3 or thatgamecompany’s Journey. Like Tolkien’s Lord of Rings or Shakespeare’s Hamlet. Like Holst’s Planets or Debussy’s Clair de Lune. Like HBO’s Game of Thrones or Miyazaki’s Spirited Away. The jaw-dropping epic or the superlative jewel.
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Review by b-mask
With Wreck it Ralph not out in British theatres til February, B-mask has to settle for Rise of the Guardians- with mildly disappointing results.
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Article by CineMax
The announcement of Ghost in the Shell: Arise, the upcoming newest entry into the renowned cyberpunk franchise, has divided the fanbase into two groups: those who are willing to accept this fresh installment with an open mind and those who are wary of this new incarnation of their favorite series purely on the basis that it's a prequel. CineMax shares his thoughts on the situation as well as explains why he finds the premise of Arise so captivating.
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Article by Kenny Farino
In this new article series, Food For Thought, I start thinking a lot about how some characters would realistically fall within the social and legal system of the 'real world.' In 'Dexter and the Law,' let's speculate a little on how Dexter, a show about a serial killer raised by his surrogate father to murder other killers, symbolizes the complexities of the legal system.
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Article by vivvav
Which series are the best? What are the comics that have kept me coming back for more, that I'll happily recommend to anybody at a moment's notice? What comics have made this reboot worth it, and don't make me wish for DC to revert to the old continuity?
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Article by LaughingMan
Why buy one when you can buy two at twice the price?
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Review by b-mask : September 5, 2012
The original Ratchet and Clank trilogy is still very popular for those growing up in the Playstation 2 era, but does the new collection prove their lastability? From Drek, to Quark, to Cross, to Nefarious, B-mask plays through them all to see if they hold their ranking.
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Review by CineMax : January 13, 2012
Time of Eve: The Movie is definitely one of the most intellectual, thought-provoking, yet ultimately heartwarming feature-length films I've seen in quite a while. Oh, but have I mentioned it's an anime? LE GASP!
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Review by Kenny Farino : November 8, 2012
"Wreck-It Ralph" gets so much right when it comes to how it presented its story, the character arcs , and even how they handled their gratuitous cameos from already-existing video game characters. It was able to build its own self-contained world in a way where it really was something to behold, and the story was fresh and original. Truly, this is this generation's "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?"
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Review by LaughingMan : November 10, 2010
Lords of Shadow is a solid, visually stunning 3D Castlevania game that not only ’borrows’ game elements, but improves on many.
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Review by Neuroscientist : February 1, 2013
Bioware's Mass Effect 3 or thatgamecompany's Journey. Like Tolkien's Lord of Rings or Shakespeare's Hamlet. Like Holst's Planets or Debussy's Clair de Lune. Like HBO's Game of Thrones or Miyazaki's Spirited Away. The jaw-dropping epic or the superlative jewel.
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Review by ONOE
There can be only one. May it be Highlander: The Search for Vengeance.
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Review by vivvav : August 27, 2012
The signal shining in the sky serves as a constant reminder to criminals that there are consequences for villainy, and while Gotham may still have the highest crime rate in the nation, it also stays at its lowest crime rate in recent history. But as with all places, Gotham has myths. And now one of those myths is coming to challenge Batman's claim to the city.
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Review by zimes : January 27, 2012
In anticipation to the third installment in the Mass Effect trilogy, Zimes brings us the first entry in his massive Mass Effect Series Review.
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