WingDamage.com

This Saturday, Gamer Time will be hosting a Halo 3 Tournament in Snohomish, Washington. The tourney will run from 8-10 pm, and is open to all ages. The buy in is $5, and the winner will receive a $30 store credit. We will be playing with standard slayer (free for all) rules.

We hope to see you there!

For directions, click here!

http://its-gamer-time.com

"Magic Bullets Abound"

I came into “Wanted: Weapons of Fate” not expecting much. The game being a videogame adaptation of a film, that is an adaptation of a graphic novel, I was prepared for the worst. Surprisingly, Wanted: WoF actually manages to rise above the average licensed game.

The game begins immediately after the movie ends, and without having watched the movie since its release in theaters, I wasn’t quite sure what was going on half the time. The player character swaps between Wesley and his father, Cross, both telling their own story between two different time lines. The story is a poor follow-up to the film, which didn’t have too strong of a plot to begin with.

(more…)

"Suckers..."

I managed to convince Masterlookas, our resident Star Wars geek, to try the new “Star Wars: Clone Wars: Jedi Alliance” DS game. The game is based off the latest thing that George Lucas has done to destroy Star Wars. The following are some of the things Luke screamed as he attempted to play…

(more…)

On a very special fourth episode of Barrel Roll, we discuss “Eternal Darkness”, “Rogue Galaxy”, “Robo Ninja Haggleman 3″, “Castle of Shikigami III” and “Dragon Quest 5″ in the “What We’ve Been Playing” segment.

In news, Jonah tells us all about the release of his first trade paperback, which can be found for sale at Indy Planet. We also talk about our anticipation for “King of Fighters XII” and “BlazBlue”, the upcoming Wii remake of “A Boy and His Blob”, “Little Big Planet” on PSP, and what we think may be Capcom’s new announcement that will apparently “make Wii owner’s happy.

(more…)

"I Believe In A Thing Called Love"

Comic books and video games are two things that most nerds love, and they should go together perfectly

Unfortunately, that is almost never the case. The quality in these games range from horrible to just shy of greatness. There are three major flaws in nearly all of their games that developers need to overcome to make a truly amazing comic book game.

(more…)