Moetron reports that Arc Systems' magic/science/weirdness-based 2D fighter "BlazBlue" is getting an anime adaptation this fall from teamKG and Hoods Entertainment.
Posted 5/19/13 8:15 pm EST by Charles Webb in Animation, Fighting Games, News, TV
Moetron reports that Arc Systems' magic/science/weirdness-based 2D fighter "BlazBlue" is getting an anime adaptation this fall from teamKG and Hoods Entertainment.
Posted 4/29/13 12:25 pm EST by Charles Webb in News, PC, TV
The incredibly open space MMO from CCP Games is getting a TV series based on the adventures of its players.
Posted 3/15/13 12:45 pm EST by Charles Webb in Interviews, TV
The new web series "Aperture R&D" is the latest project from Wayside Creations, the team behind the hit "Fallout: Nuka Break." The masterminds behind the latest project--which drops viewers into a live-action, multiversal version of "Portal," focuses on a pair of ambitious (if not exactly talented) scientists, Nik and Charles, struggling heroically to win the Lab of the Month award for their team. Shenanigans, as they will, ensue.
With the series making its debut today via Machinima, we spoke with director Vince Talenti and "Aperture R&D" creator/writer Zack Finfrock about the tricky business of telling stories when all of the characters are dead, the importance of canon (and when to ignore it), and the problems of using a scale Companion Cube.
Posted 3/11/13 8:00 pm EST by Charles Webb in News, TV, Video
The six-episode web series "Zombie Break Room" from 6040 Productions and co-creators Patrick Carson and Chad Hawkins promises living dead office shenanigans and an "American Ninja."
Posted 3/1/13 1:59 pm EST by Charles Webb in News, TV, Video
A group of hapless scientists vie for "Lab Team of the Month" in this "Portal 2"-inspired web series from Wayside Creations.
Posted 2/17/13 7:29 pm EST by Charles Webb in TV, Video
The first season of "Mortal Kombat: Legacy" was pretty solid fun, and director Kevin Tancharoen is back for a second season of the web series, taking the action to Outworld, and adding some new performers to the cast. Starting with a couple of kid ninjas, a familiar catchphrase, and barreling onwards to a Johnny Rico as Johnny Cage, it looks like season two will be a hoot, too.
You can check out the trailer and official synopsis after the jump.
Posted 2/11/13 3:00 pm EST by Charles Webb in News, TV, Video
"Where the f*** is Freeman?"
Posted 2/11/13 12:30 pm EST by Charles Webb in News, TV
Get ready for a lot of "Party Down" reruns and cooking shows as the rebranded network kills all video game-related programming for shows targeting "the modern male" according to The Hollywood Reporter.
Posted 1/15/13 2:40 pm EST by Charles Webb in News, TV
When Hell Horror ran this cast photo of the second of the web series "Mortal Kombat: Legacy," I knew the moment had come: it was time to introduce those of you who weren't aware of it to one of the great martial arts comedies featuring Kadeem Hardison and a stolen Yakuza cyborg heart of the 90's.
"Drive."