Rock Band Gets Tunes from Staind, Scars on Broadway and The New No2
The new songs will release for PS3 and Xbox 360 on July 29, and they'll work with Rock Band 2.
Splinter Cell: Conviction Pushed to Holiday 2009?
Young Frankenstein to Descend on Blu-ray Oct. 7
Naruto: The Broken Bond to be Xbox 360 Exclusive
Commando: Steel Disaster Coming to Nintendo DS
DC Comics to Create Mirror's Edge Comic Book Prequels
PixelJunk Eden Gets YouTube Integration on PS3
Episodic "Watchmen" Game Coming to PS3, Xbox 360, PC
More News
DC Comics to Create "Prototype" Comic Book Series
04/15/08
DC Comics and Sierra Entertainment are developing a new comic book series based on the open-world PS3 and Xbox 360 game Prototype. The new comic book series is set to debut in August via DC's WildStorm imprint.
Further details and images will be released later, including information about whether the Prototype comic books will exclusively be prequels to the videogame, whether portions will take place afterward, or even whether the comics will feature the lead character from the game.
Prototype puts gamers in control of Alex Mercer, a genetically mutated shape-shifter with no memory of his past who's determined to solve the mystery of his existence. The plot explores a three-way war between Alex, the military and its elite Blackwatch division, as well as a viral outbreak known as the "Infected."
"We're blown away with what Sierra and developer Radical Entertainment have shown us of Prototype, and know with absolute certainty that this will make for a terrific comic book," said Hank Kanalz, VP & General Manager of WildStorm. "Prototype's back-story, visuals and gameplay are stunning, and we have every intention of bringing those core pillars to our book, because this is a great opportunity to expand on the world they've created and build something new and interesting for comics fans."
Prototype will ship this fall for PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and PC.
Send News to N4G |
| Slashdot It!
Battlefield: Bad Company Review
Battlefield eschews its traditional multiplayer-only focus for a single-player story too, and we couldn't be happier.
Top Spin 3 Review
The tennis series makes a decidedly sim-like change, stumbling through a difficulty double fault along the way.
Most Disappointing Games of E3 2008
E3 may have ended, but developers still have plenty of work ahead -- especially on these games.
E3: Warrior Trade Show is About to Die
The format has changed, but so has publishers' and editors' excitement. Many believe the end is near.
E3 Wish List: Things We'll NEVER See, But Want To
As he gears up for E3 2008, our local curmudgeon muses about the lines he'd like to see crossed and the announcements he'd like to hear.
Enemy Territory: Quake Wars Review
Even with the change to team-based gameplay, the new-look Quake is still best for franchise fans.
Battlefield: Bad Company Review
Battlefield eschews its traditional multiplayer-only focus for a single-player story too, and we couldn't be happier.
Top Spin 3 Review
The tennis series makes a decidedly sim-like change, stumbling through a difficulty double fault along the way.
Most Disappointing Games of E3 2008
E3 may have ended, but developers still have plenty of work ahead -- especially on these games.
Live at E3: Can Xbox 360 Ever Truly Go Mainstream?
The Xbox 360 has a huge install base, and Microsoft has lofty goals. But can the company actually achieve them?
Most Disappointing Games of E3 2008
E3 may have ended, but developers still have plenty of work ahead -- especially on these games.
E3: Warrior Trade Show is About to Die
The format has changed, but so has publishers' and editors' excitement. Many believe the end is near.
E3 Wish List: Things We'll NEVER See, But Want To
As he gears up for E3 2008, our local curmudgeon muses about the lines he'd like to see crossed and the announcements he'd like to hear.
WALL*E The Video Game Review
The game's an average platformer, but the license is well used, and the characters are fun.
Importing Games 101: How To Do It Safely
Phil uses two different importing sites and comes back with some advice.
Batman Begins Limited Edition Blu-ray Review
With Batman fever gripping the nation, this outstanding Blu-ray Disc couldn't be better timed.
Batman: The Movie Blu-ray Review
The original 1960s phenom makes a good Blu-ray debut, but some aspects should return to the Bat Cave.
Gangs of New York Blu-ray Disc Review
Scorsese's 2002 epic is a great film, but its Blu-ray appearance doesn't match that quality.
Dirty Harry Ultimate Collector's Edition Blu-ray Review
Clint Eastwood's classic cop goes HD, and it makes us feel lucky.
Men in Black Blu-ray Disc Review
This is still a great film, and its Blu-ray presentation thrives on excluive features and functionality.
Actiontec Mega Plug AV Powerline Gaming Kit Review
Getting a wired connection through your home's electrical wiring couldn't be easier or more secure.
3K RazorBook 400 Mini Notebook PC Review
This could be a blogger's best friend, at least for basic functions.
D-BOX: How and Why Home Theater is Evolving
You may think Star Tours-like seating is not for home, but it's closer than you think.
Skullcrushers Subwoofer Headphones Review
The name may be brutal, but if you're into bass, this is one refined headset.
National Treasure 2: Book of Secrets Blu-ray Review
Nicolas Cage rocks Mount Rushmore, and the movie itself is rockin' too.
